and like joe walsh, appearing on tv shows to make his case.ibbons for gun safety, a nonprofit focused on firearm safety policies like background checks for ammunition, safe storage requirements, and more. had walls still been in congress, joe and fraud likely would've clashed. but instead, these two men, you disagree on nearly every single issue, including, perhaps the most important issue to mr. greenberg, gun control, have come together. and now they're going from city to city on their two dads defending democracy tour, talking to crowds. with a second trump term possibly on the horizon, our differences on policy are all event. if democracy dies, nothing else matters. after the break, i'm joined by joe walsh, and fred guttenberg fern important conversation. kayak. search one and done. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes

he shows of the podcast white slaying with joe walsh.the 15th district of pennsylvania and is the executive director of a congressional program at the aspen institute. guys, good to see, you atlanta discuss with you but charlotte meter start with you about losing votes and vote counting. people used to make a big deal about how tenacity pelosi never lost a vote, and i always used to say, i don't want that nancy pelosi or if that's nancy pelosi knows how to use a calculator on her phone. mike johnston was so surprised when the mayorkas vote lost, i mean, it is a basic requirement that if you are going to put the boats that are important to you that you are going to count and know that it's going to happen. >> well of course, let's be honest. the house republicans did not have a functional majority. there it was very thin, and you had some rejections members of the house republican conference who like to push back and everything and like to prevent the majority from doing everything, basically turning it over to the democrats. ordinarily,

walsh and gun violence prevention activist fred guttenberg, his 14 year-old daughter, jaime was oneilled in the parkland high school mass shooting in 2018 joe and fred, this this all started because you guys would bicker on twitter with each other and now you're on a mission which kicks off tomorrow. >> the two >> dads defending democracy tour, showing how people can find common ground on heated issues. why now? >> so it'll be this fathers lb three years ago. joe reached out. >> we used to go back and forth on twitter much worse than vicar. yeah. >> i only on guns or on everything. >> and zailer guns and i was starting this >> initiative, wanted to get dad's more involved in the effort to do something about gun violence. and he ended up reaching out saying, you know, i respect what you're trying to do here. >> and >> it led to a off twitter conversation between us that led to me meeting him and his beautiful wife for dinner one night here in dc and drinks and he's become one of my favorite people in the world. >> you know, we get a law. >> we disagree, we talk, we banter, but we als

walsh and gun violence prevention activist fred guttenberg, his 14 year-old daughter, jaime, was oneilled in the parkland high school mass shooting in 2000 18 joe and fred this this all started because you guys would vicar on twitter with each other. and now you're on a mission which kicks off tomorrow. >> the two >> dads defending democracy tour, showing how people can find common ground on heated issues. why now? >> so it'll be this fathers, there'll be three years ago. >> joe reached out >> we used to go back and forth on twitter much worse than vicar. yeah. >> i only on guns or on everything funds. a guns? >> and i was starting this initiative, wanted to get dad's more involved in the effort to do something about gun violence. and he ended up reaching out saying, you know, i respect what you're trying to do here. and it led to a off twitter conversation between us that led to me meeting him and his beautiful wife for dinner one night here in dc and drinks and he's become one of my favorite people in the world. >> you know, we get a law. >> we disagree >> we talk we banter, but we

thank you so much >> thank you >> i want to bring in former republican congressman joe walsh and cnn political commentator, ashley allison. do you notice national coalitions director for the biden harris 2020 presidential campaign. glad to have you both here. first of all, i've heard him on sided. now there's uncommitted we heard in nevada recently when it came to nikki haley, it was what none of the above candidates, this idea of uncommitted really isn't reaction. we're hearing about what's going on in terms of gaza. i want to play for you a list would happen here when this idea of a warning for biden ahead of november listen to this >> you need to call for a ceasefire because it will save lives and because it's the necessary thing to do politically otherwise, you, president biden will be hunting the white house to donald trump so he has been moving towards this very notion of calling for that. when you look at this, isn't enough at this point, ashley >> well, i think they want to hear the president say, i want to a permanent ceasefire, and that's not right now where the biden admin

walsh. she is the director of mission democracy and host of the white flag podcast. >> so nick, first to you, robert moeller, other special counsels, they have testified before as paula was saying, how would this be different in your view? >> well, i think it would be different because you've got both sides going after this particular special counsel. you got the republicans going after him for recommending that joe biden not be charged. and you've got the democrats going after him for having mischaracterized various aspects in speculating about part his ability to memory. to remember certain facts. so i think this is going to be a little bit different in the sense that you're going to have not only democrats going after him, but also the republicans >> and joe, it appears the gop they want to keep questions over biden's memory in the spotlight. we should say though it is well within congresses oversight role, to ask these questions, what do you think about what they're doing here what is in

karen finney is back from the magic wall along with congressman joe walsh. let's get right to the point here. as to why michigan is so important. why do you think he made the stop here? >> he has to stress the economy. there is muslim vote in michigan that is not happy with him. there is young vote in michigan. that is not happy with his foreign policy. i love him getting out there and aggressively talking about the economy. i love the way he talks. >> he has that blue collar background and he is so good when he is walking around talking to folks. michigan is critical. with e have a strong democratic governor there. we have a strong argument to make there to voters. aside from some of the other issues. so again, got to go out there and push the positives to try to reclaim this. they have to rebuild some bridges because we are in a situation where some in the muslim american community have said, you know what? we survived four years of bush? of trump? we can survive more. >> congresswoman debbie dingle who knows michigan better than anyone she says. she had a

. >>> let's get straight to the contractic strategist chuck rocca and republican congressman joe walsh of illinois. thank you both for joining me tonight. let me start with you and what we're seeing in south carolina tonight. what are you looking for in the numbers? because we knew that president biden was expected to win. but then as priscilla was just saying, i had the communications director for the campaign michael tyler telling me there was increased black voter turnout. >> what i was looking at was some of it was turnout. it's hard to measure turnout when you have an incumbent president. normally in south carolina and two other elections they've had at this time when there was an incumbent. they didn't even have an election. you hear all the people saying, or folks on tv saying, or folks in the field saying that biden has got a little weakness within the democratic party. so i wanted to see what these other two, i accept they're lesser candidates. i get that they wouldn't have a job or a shot. but did they get 5%? did they get up to 10%? was there really this angst out there? my

karen finney is back with the magic wall, and former congressman joe walsh also here. let's get right to the point as to why michigan is so important to him. it's not just the fact that it was claimed by biden after hillary, i think, lost it. but it's also a place that has a lot of pushback now because of the foreign policy decisions and alliances since october 7th. why do you think he is making the stop here? is it really the economy? >> i think he has got to stress the economy. there is more slim vote in michigan that is not happy with him. there is young vote in michigan that is not happy with his foreign policy. but i love him getting out there, and aggressively talking about the economy. i love the way he talks. laura, i want to see him out there. and the midwest so crucial. and he still lunch pail joe. i think the more he can -- >> that's part of the strategy, as joe is pointing out. reminding people that he's got that blue collar background. and he is so good when he is just walking around, talking to folks. regular folks. he actually does quite well. the other

. >> and because democracy matters to you and because this issue is so important, you and joe walsh havetour. the two dads defending democracy tour. talk about that because i am interested. you and joe have crossed divides on that. some of us maybe would never have anticipated. i, myself, you know? i've had some really meaningful conversations with joe. why was it important for the two of you to take it on the road to share messaging? >> because a few years ago, going back to the nra, the day after my daughter was killed, i walked into my house after the parkland vigil and i said, i'm going to break the effing gun lobby. demonizing people like joe was a part of that. you know? because i just thought they were wrong. and then about two years after that, joe reached out to me and said, we should talk. and we did. that conversation led us both to realize, we like each other. that there is a lot we actually agree on, that there is a lot together that we can say to the country that will be helpful. and so, we decided to do that. you know, listen, joe and i, we don't agree on all of the issues

my buddy, joe walsh. so i want to begin with you on this one. could you give us some sense, some inkling of a sense of how donald trump managed this complete takeover of the rnc now, and what it says about the party currently, and going forward? >> well, michael, of course you know about this better than anyone based on your own record. you know by your own record that this is really something gone wrong. after donald trump became president, he did something kind of unprecedented. he actually went about systematically removing state party chairs throughout the country, really shoring up the committee to make sure that like his base, it was full of loyalists. i think it is easy in an episode like this to lose sight of what it is that a national party does. what does the republican national committee do, or what is it supposed to do? it is supposed to recruit candidates, you know, create data and technology resources for candidates. it's supposed to build a volunteer basis. it is supposed to create infrastructure to make it easier for candidates t

walsh and former -- and democratic strategist, maria cardona.of you here. thank you for joining tonight. i'm trying to walk through what is in the bill, what is not in the bill, and why congress can't take yes for an answer. joan, let me begin with you because democrats say this is the best bill republicans are going to say for a long time. are the right? >> -- your side tells me the answer is no, is what i'm guessing from that reaction. >> laura, i don't love the bill and i think there's enough that in the bill to give republicans an out. you combine that with the fact that they don't trust this president on this issue. we may disagree, i think there is good reason for that. i think a lot of what biden has done in the last three years has created this crisis. >> what is the bad? tell me what is the bad part? >> it would codify into law that, 1.8 million people can enter this country illegally. like, all of a sudden, we're going to say up to 5000 illegally? barack obama ten years ago, barack obama ten years ago said 1000 a day was a crisis. now,

i know what's a joe walsh's head?all know is that once a sucks it is and i'm going to take harrisburg i'm going to take harrisburg. okay. he admits this after the war. oh, it's kind of interesting so. sunday, june 26. here they all come heading towards there. and look, by the way there's a calvary patrol going to secure dillsburg. why? because that's where everybody thinks they're supposed to all but this oops on this night, june eighth, john gordon is going to march to the river sava, 34 miles to the west. george pickett at chambersburg richard, your robert rods, they're all up at carlisle robert e lee army is scattered throughout south central pennsylvania and right in the middle, where they're not supposed to be, is the fifth and sixth. michigan of the army of the potomac. we all know june 28 from the movie gettysburg, where they began the spy. and on june 28, riding in telling longstreet, i got to see general lee. and he tells them the yankees have, a new commander, and they're moving a lot faster than everybody t

let's discuss this issue more now with former republican congressman joe walsh of illinois. and gun reform activist fred guttenberg, whose daughter jaime was killed in the 2018 parkland florida school shooting. we never forgot about fred and joe. always appreciate you, haven't on the program, and they're teaming up joe and fred to launch a new speaking tour called to dad's defending democracy. it's a great idea. but fred, let me start with you first. once again. i mean, this has been a horrendous week in america when it comes to gun violence. we talked about that the church in houston, the mass shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl parade. it seems like every facet of american life now has been touched by mass gun violence listen, i'll add one more thing to the list today is exactly six years since i buried my daughter and so it all does tie together, doesn't it? and it gets to why this relationship that i've developed with joe matters so deeply to me because it doesn't need to move this way. >> we don't have to accept what's happening in america, right now as normal

walsh of illinois, guys, a great to be with you. thanks for being on during this first week. i i keep saying it just i don't know. tell myself. oh, yeah. i'm on i have my do clock and it's good a little more arrested, joe, it's good to see. it's good to see during the week. absolutely. we start with you. okay. i'm old enough to remember when former president barack obama struggled in some of his own primaries back in 2012 everyone who was running for reelection, the uncommitted vote against obama was 11% in massachusetts, in michigan, 12% in maryland, tennessee, 14%, rhode island, 21%, north carolina, 41%, and kentucky, i could go on and on is last night's uncommitted vote against biden like bedwetting as it's called. in this day and age or is there a real problem for the president hears something in the middle is something in the middle. i think we're making too big of an issue about it. it's something biden should pay attention to, but you who laid the historical complex context, but jim, this is an opportunity for biden. this eve

i know what's a joe walsh's head?all know is that once a sucks it is and i'm going to take harrisburg i'm going to take harrisburg. okay. he admits this after the war. oh, it's kind of interesting so. sunday, june 26. here they all come heading towards there. and look, by the way there's a calvary patrol going to secure dillsburg. why? because that's where everybody thinks they're supposed to all but this oops on this night, june eighth, john gordon is going to march to the river sava, 34 miles to the west. george pickett at chambersburg richard, your robert rods, they're all up at carlisle robert e lee army is scattered throughout south central pennsylvania and right in the middle, where they're not supposed to be, is the fifth and sixth. michigan of the army of the potomac. we all know june 28 from the movie gettysburg, where they began the spy. and on june 28, riding in telling longstreet, i got to see general lee. and he tells them the yankees have, a new commander, and they're moving a lot faster than everybody t

walsh and platelet commentator, maria cardona. let's just start right here because the idea that you have a former president forget a leading candidate, former president, suggesting somehow that we are turning into a communist country >> it's mind-boggling. >> it's astounding. laura and it is something that should we say this too often that it's kind of lost meaning, but we should be very concerned, very scared about the smidgeon of possibility, perhaps even more of a smidgen that this man can enter the oval office again because everything that he's talking about, everything that he's saying are full-on lies. >> but his supporters >> believe him. they not only believe him, they eat it up and every single time that he is in court, it helps his support among those who are following him off the cliff. frankly, what it doesn't do though, is it doesn't help him in a general election. and this i think is going to be something that he's going to find out here pretty quickly when he wraps up the nomination, which he's about to do. >> he's

joining the conversation all morning long wealth management resident rebecca walsh are, joe pinion andox business cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. maria: breaking news from president donald j trump, the 45th president of the united states sitting down with me and sounding off on the state of the economy, politics and politics and portly telling me he will not reappoint jay powell to the fed should he be reelected. watch. >> you met with the teamsters union i would take you back to the u.s. what did you hear and why did the uaw decide to support president biden. >> i never spoke to the uaw they are hopeless case they lead their industry into the poorhouse and now they finished it off. if biden get selected you will not have an auto worker working in the united states everything is going over to china and everything outside. this electric car band-aid is insane they don't go far in class dimension will be made and china because of the material to make it we have oil and gas, gasoline and that's what people want for the most part. also this if you want to buy an ele

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