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day. we can express our thoughts and feelings and wait for the response. there is no response on memorial day. those we honor are dead, which leaves us to supply both d sides of the conversation. i spent some time studying our the deadliest battles in our history, the battles which required the most sacrifice. i wondered what it was like to be a teenager sent to europe. during world war one probably never crossed an like to ocean and for many they only crossed the ocean oncecr they're buried somewhere in france or belgium or england, we sent them to liberate a continent, to liberate other people, and they did what weoncere in fm to do and it cost themto d their lives. world war two was a deadly war both in europe and the pacific . our young people were sent to defeat an evil axis,ii to liberat was ae a continent, fe defend people being victimized by tyrantnd s. and we sent young people to defend our own country after we were attacked.

so pearl harbor. some of those soldiers aree amot buried on the battlefield whereo they fell, others inre foreign cemeteries. we have a beautiful monument ine our own country for those nevere recoverer d a tomb, forldier the american soldier known only t o god , the tomb of the unknown soldier. memori thatal is who we honor on memorial day, which begets the question of what we are honoring sacrifice, duty, bravery, all true.ty, brav but what precisely did they die for? what was it about america thata made it worth dying?ab for? can you imagine giving your life so others can criticize you , so others can protest you , so others can speak against you , vote against you when you payyo. a steep price, you do haveen hea the right to question what you paid for. when y when you're footing the bill,ha you have earned the right to evaluate what you spent. these men and women who gave

their lives for our country. i am sure marvel at what current americans think this country owes them. those who simply ask thatthose their remains be returned home or there be a marker where a mother or a child or a spouse could visit in some foreign land. toey have earned the right to wonder to question what this country has become, or maybe those who never made to age twenty one because this country sent them to fight and die would be a little more animated . maybe they would askse, dinthemg really die? so you could embarrass yourselfo on twitter? diurself on d we really not evet to age 20 so you could diopagate misinformation under some nom de plume? did ween make really give it a you can wait on others t to provide everything foo r you ? i wonder if they might ask, togecially those laying together in some mass grave beside a battlefield, do we really lie together here soere you can fight with one another

back home? ouat's the question we should ask ourselves. have wrshave we become a countrd of the price pai bd so many in the wars waged? is this the america you dreamedm of when you fell?erof w wahes itn worth it? where we worth it? are we worth it? one thing you will see if you study the deadliest battles in our history is how many of them happened right here. americans killing americans in civil war. it's a cautionary reminder that we are capable of being our own worst enemy . whicre capable of doing what no one else can do, which is to feed ourselves. ial day so on this memorial day, to honor those united and sacrifice united in death, perhaps we can make an effort m to bane a little more united in life, have all the differences we want to have, and debate them with the greatest passiono . just remember, your freedom to express yourself was

defended with secured by someone who likely held exw. pposite vie and in the process, we cannd remind ourselves the only peopleeople capable of defeati the united states of america would be us. >> joey jones was a marine staff sergeant and is the author of unbroken bonds. joey jof battle. he will also be hosting this very show next week. joey, happy memorial. ght to s doesn't sound right to sayyou that, but you served. you sacrificed. what is the right question for us to ask on memorial day? >> memorial day is an awkward holiday, but that's okay for it to be awkward because it should make us feel a little uncomfortable. emoriay a dayl day.awa at the lake fo r a familyto getting ready to go on about getting out of school and whatever summer has to offer. i would never take awayetting a joyous moment to wav oe waive american flags in every wa ayou you can, but i would ask tha te peopleta would take a moment

and consider what the holidays for. >> you know, oftentimes when i'm asked this question and one thing i've learned recently is that what my younger self would say might be different than what i'd say now. and that's okay. 4 so. the twentoftey four year oe saying in a hospital bed with both legs recently removedt by a bomb who lost i w mentor two weeks later and a good buddy the day it happened, he2 s might would be a littl le bit more vindictive, i guess, or maybe not vindictive, bute upse a little bit more upset. how dare you go eat.t a hot dog or drink a beer or not? remember floyd hollier, daniel grear, older realizes from a thirty thousand foot view from a ten year perspective, you know, what g would they say? they would sayi view it worked. woe sacrifice we made was worth it because this country is sort is se, soso comfortabl prosperous and all of its endeavors that it's almost keyword almost feels too big to fail. too good to not succeed. the people in this country don't understand the sacrifice because we've been able to secure its freedom,

and defend its democracy with less and less sacrifice over the decades. to g succeed.i fought in two wa. a lot of what americans don't even understand that i fought in iraq and afghanistan. the collective amount of people that died in those two wars probably doesn't touch the first or second bull run. a un and so that doesn't mean those lives don't matter. that sacrificehe wasn't worth it. it means that we are s wecond e. such a amazing we may be in the greatest time of this country's existence. yes. things feel terrible.test t i mean, weim look at, likehingse you said, twitter, people arguinwe look g with each otherr things that really don't matter. i don't know that they would say, was it worth it? i have faith in them. and i know enough of them to know that. they would say not only is ity worth it, but it worked.rth it b and i hope you don't go to a place where you have to dope u that yourself, that your kid ds don't have to die on ath battlefield. our kids't have toat home or ab. when people say thank you for your service, i've started saying back to them, thank you for being worth serving.tl efieldand i don't just say that

because i believe every single personst say t is doing things e worth serving, but it'ses a win win for me. if they are, i got to say it to him and it made me feel good. but if they're not, they have ai to go think about thatt .they h what does itav mean in their heart? they feel like maybe they weren't worth serving. well, they make better decisions tomorrow. they treat people better tomorrow. i love this country and i can'tr ensay that if i'm not willing sa let everybody in it, evil notwithstandiny g, have to agree with someone to want to go fishing with them or enjoyto goi a ballgame. i knowg or to agree with them sn on things that i'm very passionate about, like secondd amendment rights or fiscal responsibility. but i have to agree with them that this country is good, good in its heart, goodness, soul and goodness. people and i travel this country and speak to groups of people all over it from different industries and non-profits. and no matter what their politics, there are so many good people in this country. i refuse to believe that the squeakiest wheel gettingo a the grease represents the majority of people. i think most peopl good in e i don'terent hands are devil's playground. i think most people arints. e busyther living their lives doinge ase

their work and raisingit their kids. ng theey don't have timey of te a part oirf whatever is getting all the attention that day.atte you know, you have inspirentd m to reflect on this. on monday, the men and women who died so i can enjoy all ofn these freedoms, many of themdimy may have completely different di views from the ones that i have. yeah, that takes something that doesn't exist. >> and a lot of people are willing to willingness to sacrifice for someone who disagrees with you. good luck to you. next, you're going to do a fantastic job at the memorial day. give me the title of your book d ,one more time for the forrial y the young broken bones of battle of broken bones. e of you time lobattle. joey, thank you .hank you. good luck to you next week. yes, sir. you set the bar? no, i did not. you show up sober. you'll do better tonight. president biden is facing tough questions about his aggue and hs sagging poll numbers, and that's just among his supporters. >> horrible news, horrible for joe biden. >> our new cnn poll, two thirdsb of all oidf the american peopleh

surveyedir, 66% of the public sy that a biden victory would be a either be a setback orisaste a disaster for the united states . r 41% of americans polled think it would be a disaster if president biden were reelected . 26% were more charitable. they said it would just merelyls be a setback. president biden's approval be aent bide. league, 30st his former colleague, hillaryio clinton says questions about his agns aboe are e are relevan. >> watch. we've had presidents fallen wafore who are a lot younger and people didn't go into, you know, heart palpitations. >> but he his age is an issue and people have every rightpeope to consider it h. >> house democrats are furious with him for negotiating with republicans on the debt ceiling. senate democrats are keeping him at arm's length as they head into their own reelections. meanwhile, the would be suitors wait with varying degrees of patience. gavin newsom, pete budig,

kamala harris all look into the the mirror and see a president . t they neepad hitienm to step aa and he shows no signmas of doing that. of course, he isn't running against a generic candidate orn an ideal . he will have an opponent and the front runner on the gop side right now doesn't farere mc much better inh the polls. >> larry elder is a candidate on the gop side and he joins us now. mr. elder, thank you for joining us . my numbers are terrible, but so, too are the numbers for t, the frontlikely runner. so, i mean, what oon doeent, tht mean? that people are, like,the pe dissatisfied with both? do they want to goopare li back to beinkek-they wg british? do they want like a monarchy? what does that mean? what trey, let me say this. >> your monologue was powerfulyt and your interview with joey equally powerful. the reason i'm running lwhat is is that my father was a montford point marine. he was also a staff sergeant. he was stationed on guam and he joined because of pearl harbor. the lder brother, kirk, was

a vietnam era that he served inp the navy and the sixth fleetea n the mediterranean. my little brother, dennis, was in the army. he actually went to vietnam. i'm the only one in my family that didn't serve and i've never felt good about that. and i feel that i've got an obligation, a patriotic obligation to give back to a country that's been so good to me and so great to my family. i know it's not the same thing. i would rather not spend my winters in iowa. i would rather not spend my winters in new hampshire. i'd rather not takem era the financial hit because i'm not like some of the otherve people. but i feel i'v ne goavy erranea. t annam. obligation to do this.am and i wantily th to thank you su for that powerful, powerfut l'se monologue. i oto your question, look, in i'd biden can fog up the mirror military, he is going to behit e the nominee. and if he's not the nominee,cai owerfu it's going to bel kamala harri. and depending upon when he hands the baton to her and eventually he will , she could finish out his term and then run two more full terms. so we could have almostlogue. 10 years of kamala harris and i. feel this way, about 45 .kamala i love wha ht he did as presidel and i think republicans dol mos as well. but they're very concerned yei feel t so, thatlly

a sufficient number of swing voters, especially suburban women, would not vote for the man if he walked on water. in fact, if he tray, they say he cannot swim.f if you've losthe friends because of donald trump and i've lost three friends i've known for almost 40 years, two of whom practiced law with if you no longer can talk to coworkers at work because of donald, if you have strained relations with your family members because of donald trump , i submit to you, trey houston, we've got a problem now, if you like his policies. and i do. and by the way, he's not the one to invent tax cuts. he's not the one to even talk about the border wall . i remember watching a william f. buckley show in the seventies where buckley was talking about building a wall, but he has bee n very, veryand i' successful in implementing republican policies. and i'm fromvefriendi've known . wing of the republican party.rei and if you fear that we may get another rematch betweeny tha trump and biden and fear that biden may beat him againt tax c you need a vehicle to push those policies. and i amta thading a bhe has bta sono please go to my website.in ilda, for president , throwyou e something in the tip jar,hicle get me. i need forty thousand

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the situation. >> if you or your family are noticing changes, it could be alzheimer's. >> talk about seeing a doctor together. two pipe bombs were found on january six . 2020 one was found outside the republican national committee and one was found6 200 outside the democratic national committee. .was founide the neither bomb d. no one has been arrested. the fbi released video footagee. asking the public for help, but no arrests have been made and no suspects have been identified. the fbi is working diligently with our partners at the atf, the u.s. capitol police in the d.c. metropolitan policethe to identify the person responsible for placing pipe bombpolitan s in the capitol hil neighborhood of washington, dc.

on january 5th. >> we have released video and photos of the individual, including of their shoes, the devices in the kitchen timers used in hopes that someone recognize something familiar about them. >> earlier this year,lier t the bureau increased the reward for information uphi to five hundred thousand dollars. house republicans have asked the fbi for a briefing on the status of the investigation. mirandbriefing stdevine is following this story and she joins us now . miranda, this is where i get confused because initially the bureau said it was potentially deadly. and then i heard that it wasn't capable of detonation.d that and it's bee in a long time. there are no suspects.e. there i don't think the housedo republicann't ths would be askig questions if they thought thisyh was just a normal investigation and they didn't have a suspect. so whal investidn't hat their i look, there's been something fishy about this pipe bomb

situation. from the very beginning. and now a whistleblower hasrwar comean forward and said that the opposite of what the fbi told us is the truth and that actually those pipe bombs were inoperable. inhey otherwere words, they wee bombs, hoax bombs, and yet the then head of the washington field office told us that there were viable bombs and that they had posed tu a threat to bystanders and people around this y rds terrifying everybody in tn area. and then the second thing we've discovered is that, in fact,th they did identify an individualt who left that the scene gotto te onto the metro and then go mt into a car and they identified that car . and so it just beggars belief. and the republicans later talk has a quote from an assistantast director of the fbi who said thi that with that amount ofrmation information, it is incredible

that i haven't picked someone up. and also considering how ,of the you know, all the resources of the fbi went into geo locatingio mobile phones, cell phones thatr were there ae t the capitol on january six . 6and rounding up people,not innocent or not innocent, allwha around the country who happen to be in washington, d.cppshing6 on january six . 2020 one to see the president speak. they've been really diligent and very good at rounding up those suspects for nonviolent offenses. and yet this pipe bomb, which is supposedly was a weapon of mass destruction and has eluded them so there is something fishy about it. and whether it was a false flag operation or whatever it was, i think the republicans are, i owed even a background briefing. it doesn't have to bpublicane ee led out to the public. but we need to know whether this is some sort of fishyto bel

shenanigans because we can't ane trust the fbi anymore. >> what i'm trying to figure. out and i'm going back 20 yearse trying to remember the federal thatember th, even having a bomr a pipe bomb that doesn't detonate, isn't capable of detonating, may still be aetonan federal crime. know t >>ha i don't know that for sure. but let's assume that it is so i guess i'm trying to figure out how is it in the fbi's best interest to not find a suspect ? why would they be dragging their feet? i meanth, they've had a ton of bad publicity over the last couple of years. this would just be a little bit added to it. so what woul d be theirpubl reason for dragging their feet? >> investigative louis? well, i think you have to think back what would be the motiveve for someone to plant fake bombs there? the rnc and dnc headquarters that were going to be picked upn the next day, january six , just beforg the nexte donald trs

going to speak and before, you know, the riot happened, what would be the motive?happ well, itened would be to divertb police resources froe m the capital to this area several blocks away. and who would have the motive to do that? well, i guess the people who attackedthat the capital wo, but also maybe somebody else would who wanted to create a situation where the capital riot happened and where the capitol police were overrun. >> i'm with you .quest itfo is not an unreasonable request for the house judiciary committee. to get an update on an investigation. this old and i'm a little surprised that they had to write a letter wo get it, but i knolittle you're going to stay on the story and i will to thank you for joining us tonight. on the thanks, trey. >> if you already don't like to to fly, you might want to go get something to eat or drink right now foght wantr those who the worst thing that couldon happen on a plane would be a middle seat or a talkative neighbor, there is somethingethg

worse. a passenger crazy enough to open the door of a plane mid-flight. and that's exactly what happened to a passenger plane on a flight in south korea.at's exawhat would possess someonen to open the door of a plane it'se still in the air? joining us now is jimmy fallon ,host of fox across america.ingn you know, jimmy , i'm supposeds to fly home to south carolina tomorrow. now i'm thinking about walking because i can't imagine anything worse. i really i mean, make my wife happy to take me a long time. i mean, what possessed somebody to do that? i mean, i'm going to go ahead and say alcohol, but i don't know, because they haven't released the toxicology test yet. but i think the story here, trey, is that a plane actually took off on time on memorial day weekend. brmean, that's a pretty big breakthrough. for starterskthrough, no, this is psychotic. it's completely psychotic. they were 700 feet from

landing, which normally that would be too much air pressure. no, thto get that door offure the hinges. but this guy apparently knew something and was able to get it off. but what i find so fascinating is if you look the reactiont th to the video in thisre country, it really shows how divided we are because conservatives are like, i can't believe he pulled off the door, but liberals are like, i can't believe he wasn't wearing a mask. what the heck is wrongor. with that guy? a >> allre lik right.asn't this is thwee question i have fr you . and i've been thinking about this, okay, what would i do in that situation?inking situ and what i think i've decided to do is i'm goinged to to start telling my wife, i want you to sit closest to the emergency door so you can get out if something bad happens and hope she's not aware of this story. what would you do if some crazy hassenger, assuming what a family member took the doorarf of tf while you were on the plane? >> oh. fad havemilyoff politelyh, i w placed a banana peel rightoua pr by the exit and made it look

like he slipped out of the plane. listen, i could never advocateeo ifolence, but if anybody he crved a hard time, it's that guy. he could have took downould'v the plane, man, like they weree into route to landing. but what i find so fascinating, trey, and this is another i fin commentary about the age we'redt living in, is that everyone'sarn first instinct. in this situation is to pull out their phone and film it, which is not what i would have done. i would have tried to close the door. i would have maybe triedwould've i subdue the guy. buwot it's amazing that the word is literally ending on your flight. and we've got video of this subi from five different angles. o oi >> i think it's a generational thing. i would not have>> i thit's a gt my iphone. i would have asked to switch seats with somebody who was who was farther away from the from the emergency. jimmy fallon, thank you for joining us on the friday before memorial day weekend.ncy do >>or dr. john train. yes, sir. weeke >> y seend you on the train or walking. turns ouest travel warnings can go both ways. a conservative group just put out a bulletin againstve group

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their children to go through sex change procedures like puberty blocking and cross sex hormones and even surgeries, in some cases. and so we wanted to make surern to warn parents all acrosse trav the country that even ifel s you're traveling to these states ,the that the state in itself and the law enforcement wiencies can and will be weaponized against you if your children go to them. and so we just want to makeover sure that parents all over the country know about this and avoid travel the to these states . >> you know, terry , i'm a cannle minded person. i'm sitting here thinking coildren cannot vote or drive or sign contracts or otherwise, like make any important decisions in life. so why did these states thinkhea they are equipped to make a decision like this?te liindependent of their parents? it's a great question, trey.quen and lots of people are asking that. and you might find my answer to be quite radical, but these progressive activists, these local activists are radical themselves.

thprogressivs arearent oppressor's to children. right. they want to destroy every single institution in this country, that we have an attachment to the that's why they don't support borders. that's why they don't suppor int parents and families. that's why they don't support gender . they think that human being should be able to liberate themselves from anything that constrains them.e to lib and we all know today thatraints parents love and kno w their children better than anyone, especially woke bureaucrats. especthan the government. right. i am with you that there are activist and other folksfolk who are just insane for want of a more medical description. but these state legislative bodies that are passing laws right. ese ar these are not like activistse ha that are hanging outt are e not on the street cornerli. this this i is the law and some ofthh these states .ad so they had to convince at least a majority of state legislators, which i just find dumbfounding, that a state legislator would think i knowort

what's best for someone else'sh children. best forne that is that's insane. now, it's not just insane. >> it's disastrous. and it's going>> to destroy thid country righ it. but i'll tell you one thing. the legislator in minnesota, th. lee fink, is a transgender loman and a radica actually just caused some controversy in the state of minnesota for introducing legislatio n that would protect. and i'm not exaggerating.ro i'm not kidding.tect woul t exagged protect as a pror class. it would elevateotect pedo them. right now in minnesota, law does not. it actually has an exemption when it comes to orientationmeo and does not protect ss. but lee fink is so radical that he would do this and actually protect. this is a radical movement, this, and we're seeing this all across the country and ,ic democratic party their stock right there, theseth radical activists that will make them payere a price. they'll punish them if they step out of line. that's what we're seeing everywhere. them now, i can'tif wait to see whate

next or mayb se i can. ill te maybe they're going to tellll parents what to pay for allowance and what time the curfew should be .time how r i , i just find it stunning .nt. terry shilling, thank you for joining us . my best to your father, by thee. way. thanks, ray. knock, knock.e? who's there yet another reason to let my wife answer the door late at night, a florida couple heard a knock on their door and went to investigate and it was an alligator. yes, an alligator. on the front porch. i can tell you this, of all to in the things i mightve do if there was an alligator on my front porch whipping out myself on the photograph, it would not be one of those things. but thankfully, they did por. >>wh don and elizabeth fabbriph join us now. otogranot be owelcome to you bot tell us what you thought. i trained. >> hey there. how are you ? tell us what you thought when you went to the door and saw that it was not door dash. yeah, bottom line, we thought it was ups delivery. it was like ten o'clock at night. we thought it was strange.

something was banging on the door. we looked out the door in. .we o there was an alligatorok, aboutr six foot long alligator waiting fo alligator us , looking inside the window, wanting us basically to let in wae house, which of course, we he w >> it was a little bit intimidating. . i'm guessing that alligators are much more of a way of life in florida than they wouldch moo be where i live in south carolina. florida than tn you ever get usd to seeing that many teeth? >> yeah, it was it was i was in bed down, came running down the hall and said, you've gotll to see this. you've got to see this.d sa never diid, gottd i imagina seee we've seen turtles. we've had bobcats in our yard, snakes. i never imagined this gator had his chin resting on the entry to our door. and when you turn the light off, you couldn't see. y so thank goodness, don , turnu the light on .ee it. th i thought, okay, once i calmed down, i went and got my phone and took pictures because i would probably neverg see that again.

>> i hopay once e i marvel at your ingenuity. i can assure you , going to get myself would not have been in the top. one hundred things. i was thinking, so whaagi hopet0 led you to say? i need to document. you must hav e suspicious led you friends and family that have they would not believesu you . right? well, i was accused of putting there alligator out and that was kind of funny because i even thought at first it might have been a prank and then i could see his stomach moving. he's breathing and then down was trying to , like, make a move. and he did was open his mouth and his nose where you should run for congress. if you want to be accused of faking things, you have a really bright future in politics. do we know anything about the alligator? i guess he or she i don't know n how to, like, find the gender>>n of an alligato'tr, but i guess i or she went on to visit somebody else's house. wentaboutwng a anything aboubout 30 minutes. >> it wato visits at s the door i kind of went back in the office, gave up after a while. i wasn't about to go outside

and threw it away. it was just too big. about a half hour after i first noticed it left, there's a pond across the street in our neighborhood. d gave u i'm assuming that's where he too came, he or she came from. and we're assuming that's what went back from. i'so nows wh i'm reaere l carefe sure the garage doors shut at f nighrot, the doors locked,sure e the lights are on so i can seet ar i have to gdoo outside. soe a little bit intimidating. >> i tell you , nobody's takingt my amazon packagesim. if i read correctly, y'all mover to floridare and i'm guessing we had ron desantis on . hopefully he's not listening. i'm guessing you're happy that you moved there despite the alligator. py you m i love it.e de ril right.spit he'll be happy to hear that.tha. thank you both . i'm glad you memorialized it for us . >> and i'm glad you survived an encounter with an alligator. >> thank you . thank you . yes, ma'am. yes, sir. thank you . congress is getting close to an agreement on the debt ceiling. more on that is next.hank you

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two years in exchange for rolling back the baseline for rd federal spending and reducing some money for the irs. thetreasury secretary janet yen says the country will run out of money in early june. democrats wanted a clean increase in borrowing capacity with no concessions. but the american people do not agree. turns out the american people understand the current levels of deficit spending are noting a sustainable, according of democratspawith no , negotiag table, their republican colleagues are, quote,and not terrorist. >> and i think he'd like to negotiate and he'd like to be able to show he can work together with the republicans. it's going to be difficult.ts. mccarthy has got to workany like with jorge santos and who knows who he is or what he thinks.geos marjory taylor greene t as closelyober tied to reality as santos is .a soth he's got a whole bunch of those people to deal with and they could result in the end of his speakershi bunch op. so it's going to be difficultfo for a president to negotiate with somebody who has thosotiate

type of legislative terrorists on their team. >> i'm very frustrated. you know, i called on the president to invokeamen the 14th amendment and mint a coin and do not negotiate with hostage takers. i mean, we don't. negotiate with terrorists globally. why are we going to negotiate with the economic terrorists here that are a republicanally r party? >> joining us no can w is south carolina congresswoman nancy maes, who certainly does not look like a terrorist to me.ys d welcome , congresswoman.te wow,rror i mean, what passes fo political debate to this day? >> i would like to i would like to think that we're not terrorists. i meanare , you know, look at the weaponization and politicization of the debt ceiling fight, calling republicans terrorists. guess what, george ? santos is not at the negotiating table. he's not the one negotiating. you know, who is kevin mccarthy. is . cad guess what? carthymccarthy is sitting atll the capitol working right now. and the president left washington, d.c. and as you mentioned in your introduction, trey, 63% of

americans want the u.s. congress. they want washington to cut spending as a part of the debt ceiling deal and say what you want about donald trump . but as president, he sure as heck would not be leaving washington. he would be sitting at the table himself trying to get a deal done so we can move our country forward. >> congresswoman, do you thinkt. i mean, rumors are that an so wc agreement may be close.fo dorw you thinkar it's close and you give people a sense? i mean, look, republicans bought a five vote majorityrity and they don't have the senate,d they don't have the white house. but it sound or the s like they're getting something in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. >>e. it s well, i hope that in exchange for raising the debt ceiling that we will not just republicans, but all over the country, every single american , every single south carolinian that we do get spending cuts and we do get work requirements. i think at the bare minimum, that's what the american peoplen deserve. that's what the american people want. and that's what the american peoplege will just re shoulountryd get ,i >>ni right.spendi republicans do. le want

you had enough votes to pass,shd which i think surprised a lot g of people and kept all the frogs in the wilbur and passed it. >> did you think there will be not referring to alligators inre the wheelbarrow? we talk about gators.s of >> do you think that you'll be able to pass this with just republican votes or will there be some defections? >> is there almost always are there for necessitating help from the democrats ? well, it's hard to say, because, as you know, trey, you're very well versed inou kn this. but the devil is always you'r is always in the detailse the d and i would say that if there are spending cuts, if there are work requirements, then we're going to have something thathere i believe the vast majorit arey republicans in the congress, in the house can support. t. shy of that, you know, who knows? we'll have to see what what happens after the weekend. but i also found it very ironic today that at the last minute, in the 11th hour, that janet yellen also extended the date from june 1st to june 5th when i 're slated to be back in congress in washington, d.c..ne

so i really i have full faithn n and confidence. kevin mccarthy is our leader, and i look forward to seeing what kind of deal he brings back to the us congress. >> all right. let me ask you one more question. even if you are not able to support it, you read it, you say i'm not able to support it. that doesn't necessarily mea. nly mea that you would be upset with kevin mccarthy as then e speaker. i know we haupsed a tougt hy as. on becoming speaker, but do you think people will say, aha, we have our moment to to move to vacate the chair? >> or will they say, look, hever did the best he could? well mve to va, i don't believet anyone will move to vacate the chair in this scenario. on't belwe were united when we t the original debt ceiling bill bill over. i think we're going to be united when it comes back . we'll see what happens next week. nancy mace, who was definitely not a terrorist, thank you for joining us on the friday before memorial day. >> happy memorial day weekend. happy. inal d >>eb neither are you , trey.thie happy memorial. thank you .en liberal educator have bannedank you debate, literally.

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trigger. james fishback is the founder of incubate debate and he joins us now. what in the world is goingause s on here? you know, you didn't lose trey ,but you're still winning. i've got no clue what's going. on . what i wili got nol say is , thirty six hours ago, i published this article in the free pass . i just saw that the center of the organization, the national speech and debate association, just put out a statement. they're not firing or banning any of those judges. they're not condemning their views. ours agoublished tthey launched and inclusion office which cites potential violations as a judge. mr inclus. gendering, a student in the round. they are not taking this seriously. we've got to bring free speech back to high school, debate. goo >> b you know, i guess thisbate. is just a reflection of how ol d i my thought debate was like a mixture of content and delivery. old i am and if you don't like like like

the the rationale for the person before you , you can take off points. but the notion that if you useei certain words, you're going to automaticallyon before loses a new one to me. >> it's a new one . it's shocking. a lot of people when you can get larry summers and ted cruz, both of which you tweeted out the article in support of it, to agree that something is this egregious. we know we have a national. problem. what you're mentioning today >>ot of pee and manyevent to others as well who said that if you merely mention the word illegal immigration in the debate, they're going one ut you off, say you automatically lose and give you a stern lecture in front of your peers. rd illegigrationthat's unaccept you know, i actually was at cambridge last fall for a debate. and what i admired about those students>> idebate. was they dit vote based on content. they do not agree with me on politics. they actually voted based suppt you're supposed to do to to vote on. which makes me wonder if if university students can do that, why cannot adult debatethd

judges? why can't they , like, separatd what they think or believe? ey or feel from what's happeningt in front of them? >>of you know, i don't think is a mistake that this is happening. >> i thinka mistake this is a feature of the way the national speech and debate associationfe operates. they'd much rather keep certain views out, largelyof operates conservative views out in order to make this a safe space . and avoid the awkwardpace a conversations about immigration orndard conv about policing. and as a result, the kids are stripped of the educational value that i knew from debate. it changed my life. and it's so sad that so many young men and women are going to miss out on this as a results of this.s >> and is wonder how many debate coaches are going to take their students to competitions that have these judges. thank you for joining us onges. the friday before memorial day weekend. thank you for bringing this >>ory to our attention. >> thank you , trey. it's been a great week. i want to say thank you for joining us this week.

i'll be have a great weekend and a great memorial dayt week. weekend. to jason chaffetz name soundssay sk .familiar. son chie he's in for sean hannity.iliar. welcome to this special edition of "hannity". i'm jason chaffetz, in for sean . and tonight, as lawmakers continue to negotiate on the debt ceilin negotg, president biden is enjoying some rest and relaxation at camp david . oh, weenjoyi knongw how hardavi. the president's working here. hard thenow with the very latest kevin corke. >> even jason , still no.> breakthrough in negotiations on raising the debt ceiling, bubreakthrns on