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fitzpatrick, huffman and and to our senator collins and■ casey and to our rosies and their families.illed to be here to honor the roses. it's really one of the greatest honors that i've had in congress to this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. you know, seeing the 24 roses here is much like meeting the veterans. the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to the millionswomeo heeded the call to, build planes and tanks and jeeps and and rockets. they were high school grads uis. they were housewives. they were mothers turned war heroes. they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the warwell. needed childcare. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one■ idea. th't just help to win war. they transformed the workforce and the culture this country forever. an interesting side story, the iconic rosie the riveter poster was only distribu

fitzpatrick, huffman and and to our senator collins and casey and to our rosies and their families. i am thrilled to be here to honor the roses. it's really one of the greatest honors that i've had in congress to this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. you know, seeing the 24 roses here is much like meeting the veterans. the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to the millions of, women, millions of women who heeded the call to, build planes and tanks and jeeps and and rockets. they were high school grads uis. they were housewives. they were mothers turned war heroes. they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the war effort. well. the roses needed childcare. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the roses didn't just help to win war. they transformed the workforce and the culture this country forever. an interestin

fitzpatrick, huffman and and to our senator collins and casey and to our rosies and their families. i am thrilled to be here to honor the roses. it's really one of the greatest honors that i've had in congress to this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. you know, seeing the 24 roses here is much like meeting the veterans. the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to the millions of, women, millions of women who heeded the call to, build planes and tanks and jeeps and and rockets. they were high school grads uis. they were housewives. they were mothers turned war heroes. they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the war effort. well. the roses needed childcare. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the roses didn't just help to win war. they transformed the workforce and the culture this country forever. an interestin

fitzpatrick, huffman and and to our senator collins and casey and to our rosies and their families. i am thrilled to be here to honor the roses. it's really one of the greatest honors that i've had in congress to this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. you know, seeing the 24 roses here is much like meeting the veterans. the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to the millions of, women, millions of women who heeded the call to, build planes and tanks and jeeps and and rockets. they were high school grads uis. they were housewives. they were mothers turned war heroes. they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the war effort. well. the roses needed childcare. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the roses didn't just help to win war. they transformed the workforce and the culture this country forever. an interestin

fitzpatrick, huffman and and to our senator collins and casey and to our rosies and their families. i am thrilled to be here to honor the roses. it's really one of the greatest honors that i've had in congress to this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. you know, seeing the 24 roses here is much like meeting the veterans. the 75th anniversary ofmandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to the millions of, women, millions of to, build planes and tanks and jeeps and and rockets. they were high school grads uis. they were they were mothers turned war heroes. they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the war effort. well. the roses needed the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the roses didn't just help to win war. they transformed the workforce and the culture this country forever. an interesting side story, the iconic rosie the riveter poster was only factories and wasn'

and its 1st plot put forward by the you with these ready, the activists, huffman calling on benjamin. that's in the out to agree a deal to free. those spots from us has still to respond. also coming up, john and trust it will show us is in the very end as severe flooding lives to people that 1000 small have been evacuated from that home. the . i'm a good, how about is welcome to the program is what was prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that the word gaza will be quote, stopped, to allow the return of hostages. and more discussions will follow. that's according to it is rarely governments spokes person pressure had been mounting on this and yeah, how to accept the deal that was laid out by us presidential bite. and on friday, the 1st of 3 phases would see a 6 week her. busy to the fighting in exchange for the release of some hostages, held by her mouth which is widely regarded as a terrorist organization. the group has yet to respond to the latest. is there a real w correspondent, the back of it is doing as we know from jews them. rebecca, what more can you tell us? so not a g

and north korea publicly executed a 22 year old man for listening to and sharing south korean type. huffman music in 2022, that's according to a newly released human rights report. based on the testimony of defect is the unification ministry. and so say the north was stepping off if it's to control. when he sees as the malign influence of south korean culture. well from goes to the polls on sunday. in stock collections present. nadine manual, my crohn, cold, the photos in response to his parties dismal showing and the european elections earlier this month. now it's a gamble form a cron who hopes to see off the opponents in the fall, right national rally, but he may end up actually much weak correspondence. so sonya found that has been speaking to viruses in paris. it's just these to go before the election. could change everything in front of your conservative mia, so far below is out can to sing voters in this fibrous neighborhood. many of them a worried about the search of the far right. and the possibility of the empty immigration nation is ready forming the next government. i was a c, a

host: congressman jared huffman democrat from california, we appreciate some of your time this mornings a busy day on capitol hill. we look forward to the next time. guest: thanks for having me. host: we are now in open forum. we are taking your thoughts on policy or political issues. just heard froe you can respond to him at previous guest as well. jesse in florida, republican, good morning. caller: yes ma'am. two things i want to talk about one is i do not believe tax rates are what we have a problem with. i believe it's tax policy. it doesn'tr what the rate is corporations and very r people can use loopholes to essentially pay no taxes. when you have a billion-dollar corporation that is paying no taxes, it's not because the rates are what they are, it's because the loopholes are there and they take advantage of them. in response the last guy you had on, i think he's right in that you will never sell guys like me who are conservative on biden. but you can sell guys like me on the danger associated with donald trump. i do not support donald trump and i think i will be forced to vote f

host: we recentlynv representative jared huffman to join us and he is behind a task force to counter 2025. i wa bit of his statement to get your reaction [video clip] >> project 2025 and most people won't have the time to do our task force will tell them what it is and what it mes covers just ab democracy, the things that have made our democracyive us ac secular society. you're talking about attacks on checks and balances, on executive power, invoking emergency authorities in old moago in order to go after wom's reproductive rights and to rollback protections for the lgbtq community, tí, dismantle the federal workforce and install political loyalties throughout political loyalist throughout government and tos v. if you care about democracy and you care about church/state separation and individual rights, you need to understand this agenda and take it seriously. host: do you respond? guest: i agree entirely withis last statement about whether you want to preserve democracy and individual rights, you need to take thisously and we are doing exactly that. that's what the agenda is. he ha

i tried to grab her whatever she huffman like no, no gas or she like that without get up. i'll get the film a shot pays unless i'm not that i have to pay if i piss book the last came to grab me on the right. okay. let me uh see on the hold you sure. um yeah. the the ground. oh, tell me. i gotta wait. 2 more minutes, what does it say for the up uh for the 4th of the issue that rose saved and i was just gonna let, how does this sound like that the immediate point, the finger john john saying he wants to target the guy, carolyn q, but he wasn't to target either of them worry about that. there was a situation was the most of the most of the people on the on the type of person are oh good. okay. then i'm on that as a girl. is that right now? i'm a little older, so i think a little different. you know, sometimes you gotta stop at a point. you gotta be things in place to get these of the grandma's house, best or ever uh like the 1st house that we really lived in. was one the most showing this out of all on here with me for like a few other cousins that i grew up here and she was

huffman said quote, we need to see it coming well in advance and prepare ourselves accordingly. one could argue we are on the verge of too late here. we've known about the full scope of project 2025 since way back in april of last year, but let it -- better late than never. according to the associated press, this is what we know so far. the task force plans to start breathing fellow lawmakers about project 2025, and inform voters about its dangerous ideas and policy proposals, so democrats say they are getting on the offensive and stepping up to the plate to fight this unprecedented far right playbook, but we are halfway through june, less than five months away from the election that will determine whether project 2025 sees the light of day. we know the architects. people like stephen miller, peter navarro, bank carson are serious about getting this draconian plan of the ground. the question is, are democrats serious enough about stopping it? joining me now to discuss it, democratic congresswoman judy hsu of california. what motivated you and some of your colleagues to start thi

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i want to welcome democratic congressman jared huffman of california.under of the new democratic task force hoping to combat project 2025. congressman, i am so happy you are here to discuss this, because we talk about project 2025 all the time on this show. it is alarming to put it lightly. what made you take it on? >> well, thank you for that, stephanie, and it's great to be with you. i got a briefing a few weeks back, and you know, i thought i knew a thing or two about these groups behind project 2025, about the general thrust of this manifesto, but the briefing, frankly, was jaw dropping for me. and my jaw doesn't drop easily. i determined right there that we needed to have a strong, unified voice among democrats in congress. i didn't see anything happening toward that end, and so i created this task force, and will tell you, i've got colleagues coming out of the woodwork to be a part of it. we have a great group of members of congress. >> any republicans in it? >> no. you're probably not surprised to hear that. >> what exactly can the task force do?

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all right, congressman jared huffman, democratic california. thanks so much for being here. come back, talk to talk more about this. there's 1,000 pages of it and we should also extend an invitation to the people behind project 2025 to come on the lead and talk about your agenda, what you've want president trump to achieve should he be elected in november coming up, catherine princess of wales, provides a rare update on her battle against cancer and tells us when we can expect to see her publicly again, that's at head two presidents, the former under our leadership, the forgotten man and woman we'll be forgotten, you know, longer the current democracy is still sacred car. >> there's no country in the world better position for me, the world and who will be the next, the most anticipated moment of this election? the weight only cnn can bring it to you. moderated by jake tapper in dana bash to cnn presidential debates thursday, june 27 and now live on cnn streaming on that night, or mint and her appointment. >> i don't want to wait or have surgery for my duper trends contractio

he's been invited to speak with democrat congressman tried at huffman, who's on the house fisheries subcommittee. in january 2024. hoffman light of bipartisan effort urging president biden to demand. but g c foot supplier to the us government. several ties with the processing plants and chandel . it's just remarkable that right downstairs in this building, hundreds of congressional staffers and members of congress have been buying sushi and other seaford products provided by cisco, that you have linked to force labor. in china, a lot of companies responded, cisco included, we're taking this seriously, we're looking into it, we'll get back to you. and usually that's the play. hopefully the report will go away and my hope is to not go away. and so they do the same thing with congressman right. several companies use the argument, but with the lend the supply chain between best thoughts processing thoughts, unexplored to us. it's almost impossible to track the original sea food. it also happens to be very profitable for them to blind themselves to the details. that answer is not going to be good eno

but when he visited the doctor, he was given the all clear device, huffman code, you know, and then i went to the cardiologist who performed a long term, easy to use, but didn't find anything else. and i thought it was an error. so i switched off the alarm because it was kind of annoying, was i thought i'd let you know if it's for that could have had serious consequences for the 48 year old. because the smart watch was right. a 2nd, b, c, g, and phone university hospital confirmed what the gadgets had picked up by the missing come used on the standard e. c. g. then reveal that i have something called atrial fibrillation. what does i know? i was asked several times in the cardiology department why my watch hadn't sounded the alarm. and so i had to tell them again and again, i had actually disable the alarm myself. that is that side is also my tablet, isn't this not? i'm suggestions. the cardiologist at the university hospital bump has a good experience as with smart boss, health apps. he's convinced the potential is huge, especially for prevention. the data that these smart watches col

flight on 2 friends from an interview with the gentleman, cheapest of the eastern front general max huffman, to the daily mail in 1918. in reality, ukraine is my handiwork. i created ukraine to be able to make peace with at least one pound of russia, the, the, the, this is unique archive footage jim and, and bear with me, troops marching through the streets of cape next to the german generals of the so called builders of ukrainian independence, we signed a very peculiar peace treaty with austria and germany in return for the recognition of its independence. ukraine. pledged to buy a huge reparations disease and pause. the government had to supply the invaders with 1000000 tons of grain full 1000000 eggs and up 250000 tons of meat, as well as lot sugar him manganese, or on tens of thousands of tons of ukrainian black soil, the sticker sites, them with some us to the go with them to be able to go to but the top, but it was, which will mean usually the soonest that the, most of the fact the connection for you. this means anything on the of the, some of the full which you of last is a little me

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so somebody, somebody each day brings me patient. huffman phone, you're really just, i'm her mother and his stuff at the hospital. it means another long shift with lack of resource. so the to the letter. every day we deal with thousands of cases. there was a severe shortage of a st. jude medical supplies. we are dealing with patients using very primitive methods which take a long time. we sometimes lose the patient in the operation room due to the lack of medical tools. most of the 36 hospitals and goals will have been destroyed. physical health test remain in accessible. nearly 500 was put in health workers, housing kills and do some food stamp thing with limited supplies. and to make a choice about who gets to the specialist and of the medical professionals have how to move around to avoid being targeted in as well as attacks in almost 8 months, they have been providing essential treatment to the wounded dues who were really sick and with age is very strong, causing mass casualties. keeping people alive with limited supplies becomes that much more difficult. unlike medical professiona

in fact, huffman reported that but what we can see, sammy here in the central area is a continuation of october. we shouldn't have been over at pots, or i'm the director if you do come this place every now and then up the subject is subject to to the is very file. well, citizens have been leaking from rough. i just especially for mobile. i'm austic area which has been widely targeted, especially that the ministry now was operating in the very adjacent areas to allow us to. and they have been sitting fun it to make shift tens with how semi and families have used to be displaced as clean refuse. now we have been speaking to medical sources in our opposite hospital. they have consent, at least 15 palestinians have been to, since don't today i'm a new engine slide for a tax in the foreseeable future, even within the coming hours. sammy. all right, thanks. so todd cobb, i assume that the ballot at least one palestinian has been killed and 5 others wounded and is ready the strikes in the occupied west bank. it sat kids in the apartments and the notions can not fall from the city of to cut

none of this went unnoticed by has been the lead huffman, the, through a lot on wednesday, he said threats made by israel, including in these rating media, do not scared the group. and that says, paula is not bluffing about its readiness for it off only about the highlight of the earth, whether not the intensifying rhetoric and violence means or not war could be just one miscalculation a way. and i'll sort of that ended by noticing that the only way is real kind of quiet when it's northern border is through a ceasefire and gaza. thanks. talk as there is a new kind of financial journalism emerging both ambitious and somewhat ambiguous one that blurs the line between reporting and profit making. hunter broke media is a new york based company known for its investigate and trade strategy. it has broken some major new stories including from under reported countries like maybe peru and borneo, many of its investigations, target companies operating in those countries. and they are, do you will purpose providing the kind of in depth reporting that many traditional news outlets cannot afford to do.

none of this went on nights just by has been the lead huffman the, through a lot on wednesday, he said threats made by israel, including in these rating media, do not scared the group. and that says, paula is not bluffing about its readiness for it off only about the highlight of the earth, whether not the intensifying rhetoric and violence means or not war could be just one miscalculation a way. and i'll sort of that ended by noticing that the only way is real kind of quiet when it's northern border is through a ceasefire and gaza. thanks. talk as there is a new kind of financial journalism emerging both ambitious and somewhat ambiguous one that blurs the line between reporting and profit making. hunter broke media is a new york based company known for its investigate and trade strategy. it has broken some major new stories, including from under reported countries like namibia, peru, and borneo. many of its investigations, target companies operating in those countries. and they are due will purpose providing the kind of in depth reporting that many traditional news outlets cannot affo

none of this went unnoticed by has been the lead huffman, the, through a lot on wednesday, he said threats made by israel, including in these rating media, do not scared the group. and this is paula is not bluffing about its readiness for it off only about the highlight of the earth, whether not the intensifying rhetoric and violence means or not war could be just one miscalculation a way. and i sort of that ended by noticing that the only way is real kind of quiet when it's northern border is through a ceasefire and gaza. thanks. talk as there is a new kind of financial journalism emerging both ambitious and somewhat ambiguous one that blurs the line between reporting and profit making. hunter broke media is a new york based company known for its investigate and trade strategy. it has broken some major new stories, including from under reported countries like namibia, peru, and borneo. many of its investigations, target companies operating in those countries. and they are dual purpose, providing the kind of in depth reporting that many traditional news outlets cannot afford to do. plus an

busy dungeon using hospital parts of an author huffman but not through the capacity where they can be fully back on track and accommodate the number, the large number of injuries that keeps following. and if re and single each attack the health care system right now is equivalent to non existent at all the, from the northern part, all the way to the southern part of distributor. for example, when it accommodated the 1500000 displays, palestinians had only a couple of the, a small size healthcare facilities. in addition to fee of the hospitals are old. now put into evacuation force displacement into western part of the city or a loss. evacuation zone and what's the new and is that a public healthcare facility? they are, they're completely out of service. they are there. they are just standing a skeleton there and right now, what's it, what we hear from eye witness and then smoke arisen as they've served more of a more right now because there isn't any medical service whatsoever at here at the defense from area a lot to the hospital is not different than the remaining damaged health car

both india and focused on huffman dean and i have for the cease fire and on, on fox and, and the border line of control, which i think is a remarkable achievement. because as of now with the most drop a board, does that on board, does that box and have is its western border with a gun? this done in the last couple of months we saw that there was exchange of air strikes between eat on and focused on. so there's something to look forward to. i would also say that most of the shows in focused on in many and also in india, i believe the board nuclear fall was have to talk have to a even. and cuz india cannot run away from talking about bush me focused on has to address federalism concerns of india. but for long term beef and that each and both countries have to have some sort of diplomatic dialogue. your report also mentions bangladesh. will the state casino governments in, in, in bangladesh, be happy with moody winning as the time? what's that take on this situation? i think the should government would be very happy. she christina, enjoys fairly good jeff board with prime minister and that

both india and focused on huffman dean and i have for the cease fire and on, on fox and in the border line of control, which i think is a remarkable achievement. because as of now the most drop a board does that, but borders that buckets and have if it's western border with us gone just on in the last couple of months, we saw that there was exchange of air strikes between eat on and focused on. so there's something to look forward to. i would also say that most of the shows in focused on in many and also in india, i believe the board nuclear fall was have to talk, have to a even a cushion. india cannot run away from talking about bush me focused on has to address federalism concerns of india. but for long term based in the region, both countries have to have some sort of diplomatic dialogue. your report also mentions bangladesh. will the state casino governments in, in, in bangladesh, be happy with moody, winning as a time? what's that take on this situation? i think the funding either should government would be very happy. she christina, enjoys fairly good shepherd with prime ministe

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i've joined a task force in congress now that is chaired by congressman jared huffman of california. it is stop project 2025, because this is all of trump's former senior executives who have now gone over to the heritage foundation and put together a 900 page playbook to take over american government, to create an authoritarian dictatorship that would do what they said at the doj in terms of getting rid of all nonpartisan career officials, eliminate the department of education. ban abortion. the list goes on. as to all of the efforts they are laying out in plain language as to how they are going to take down our democracy and we are going to continue to amplify some of this, because it is scary to think of what will happen to our country of donald trump becomes president. >> congressman dan goldman of new york, great to have you here. thank you very much. >> coming up, from conspiracy theorists to carpetbagging billionaires, the latest state of republican candidates running this november. that is next. our biggest challenge? uncertainty. hidden fees, surcharges... who knows what to e

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can of the and these are the . 2 the single stocks but the entail on the history of c. 2 huffman and see if you just got sophia's the if we can get the leadership of the new see young twin boys. you know the 2 neighbors. uh, not too optimistic that you will get the endorsement that you need. have you seen this? you know, the indian community is not very happy with stuff like that. and with this approach this i see it as a threat to their own position in the country. oh yeah. and uh, as uh, desecration of, of the remains of the ancient one, the, they call it, the kennewick man is american indian communities. he's the ancient one. mm hm. and they feel very protective about giving him his, his rightful rest. mm hm. the scientific good seizure of his remains is extremely distressing in many people and it's um, another result of bad science on the american indian. i agree is brad science. this is exactly why we need some, you know, some kid a research to either confirm or most likely. just confirm, right? these contributions based on just called measurements. right? i mean, what would be

i will not say you are a fool but you are -- >> susan, to that point, last week i interviewed jared huffman project 2025. he said that if democrats in congress wait around and react to project 2025 as it unfolds, it will be too late. what do you think about that? >> this is not 2016. 2016, democrats did not think donald trump would win. donald trump's and do not think he would win. when he did win and moved into the white house, they were not well organized. donald trump outlined a lot of positions but they did not build the kind of structure to implement them. that made it harder for him to be effective with some things he wanted to do. that will be different this time. if he wins in november, he will have the heritage foundation foundation, project 2025 in place that will have policies outlined, papers drafted, personnel identified to move quickly and efficiently to do the things that he wants to do. the other difference if we are looking at that prospect, when he won in 2016, there was still republicans who were following the established republican line and writing guardrails. those peop

and i think congressman huffman and congressman lieu should be commended for putting this together anddent trump -- former president trump has talked about invoking the insurrection act to put down protests that should be protected by the first amendment. a gross abuse of the potential use of military in american streets. i'd like to see the senate highlight how that's not the way it was ever drafted or intended to be used and raise these specters to the american people to understand. >> ben rhodes, from the outside the democrats in the senate haven't seemed to use their majority to do much tangible work on the democracy side. not willing to put aside the filibuster to pass voting rights legislation, which would have come in very handy now that republicans have pushed through hundreds of voter suppression laws predicated on a lie, something bill barr called bullshit, there was no fraud. i mean, what do you make of the inability to so far do much to protect democracy with their majority in the senate and whether or not there's an opportunity to do anything meaningful in the next five mo

carol, democrat jared huffman is leading a task force to fight what's being called project 2025, a planand other conservative groups to basically cut back the current federal bureaucracy and put in conservatives in order to help trump fundamentally reform the government, make it easier to fire thousands of workers. by the way, a third of federal workers work from home. there's dozens of government buildings that are empty and also a reform law enforcement agents, agencies like fbi and homeland security. so that's, a battle royale that's about to happen, carol. >> yeah. i mean, those all a sound like great things to me, liz, but we know that when it comes to the democrats, they want to retain control over absolutely everything including having a huge government. we know that they make things up. you know, you had the biden administration who once they decided they were going to cancel student loans and that was overturned by the supreme court, they tried to find a way to do that a anyway. but for something like the border, they said they didn't have the executive authority. so anytime so

california congressman jared huffman is helping lead the effort. he said, quote. this stuff is going to be coming at us at light speed. and we are on our heels and reacting to it. we could lose our democracy according to that congressman. florida governor ron desantis is raising teacher pay. the governor announced 1.55 -- $25 billion in new education funding yesterday. while also take swipe at the state's teacher's union. salaries for teachers would increase f 40,000 per year to 47,000 per year. across the country and around the world. that's the one thing you hear about florida they don't pay their teachers a lot. >> ainsley: in florida. they used to now. >> brian: they just gave them a raise. >> steve: thank you, carley. apparently the teacher's union is talking about how carley is number 50 when it comes to teacher pay. >> ainsley: then i think it changed to 16 now. >> steve: 16th in the country. >> ainsley: 16th in the country. >> steve: i just saw what the teacher's union had said and they said that -- says florida is 50th in u.s. overall in teacher's pay and

joining me now is democratic congressman jared huffman of california leading the effort to counteractt and thank you for being here. you recently announced the creation of the stop project 2025 task force and what is it you intend to do to actually stop this project? >> thank you for having me. and thank you for you and your network talking about it. honestly, the most important thing that any of us can do is take this dystopic agenda out of the shadows of this right wing fever swamp and make it known to the american people how extreme it is and seriously it should be taken so congressional democrats are stepping up with this task force to do our part in that regard. >> we are talking about a 1000 page outline sketch for the future of american democracy and i know this may be a tall task, but what is it in the document that concerns you the most around is becoming a reality. >> that is a tougher question than perhaps maybe it sounds like it should be. every part of project 2025 is a wrecking ball toward the government and democratic institutions and fundamental rights. i think the pie

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. >> susan, to that very point, last week i interviewed democratic congressman jared huffman. he is the founder of a new task force that is aimed at taking on project 2025. and he said something alarming. that if democrats in congress wait around and just react to project 2025 as it unfolds, it will be too late. what do you think about that? >> yeah, absolutely. this is not 2016. in 2016 democrats didn't think trump was going to win. trump did not think trump was going to win. so when he did win and he opened this new administration in the white house, they were not a well-organized machine. you know, trump has outlined a lot of positions during the campaign, but they have not built the kind of infrastructure to implement them. so that made it harder for him to be effective in some of the things he wanted to do. that will be different this time. if trump wins in november he will have this heritage foundation operation project 2025 in place that will have policies outlined, papers drafted, personnel identified to move much more quickly and efficiently, to do the things that he

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