today because this entry was not so lengthy. that includes people like omni baruch, jim acosta, jim himes, and there were two democrats who voted democrat including congressman greene himself, which has been so interesting during this entire thing. this venture is a pretty shameful form of punishment that no longer wants to go through but congressman greene has been saying over and over again, he is ready to face the consequences of his actions tuesday night and he would do it all over again if he had the opportunity. he is standing by his actions waving his cane at president trump and saying over and over again you don't have a mandate to cut medicaid. it was a wild scene on the house floor, the else republicans and ten democrats today moved to censure congressman al green for

interrupting the president speech. >> sandra: aishah this is to be a shameful punishment for congress, but he seems to be owning it and accepting the consequences. >> it seems like republican leadership through democrats a bone here. there were several different centers offered up by people like troy nehls had one as welld some lengthier than other ones. they could have chosen one that was pretty harsh towards congressman green. they didn't. they chose one by congressman neuhaus, by the way, voted to impeach president trump over the january 6th riot. short and sweet and very simple and that is why democrats voted along with republicans. even then use all dozens of democrats go to the well and they were not supposed to be there and they basically started to sing over speaker mike johnson to disrupt the whole thing. >> sandra: i should note that we are expecting to hear from leader jeffries, hakeem jeffries, any moment now.

i can only imagine, aishah, what we might be hearing there. >> hakeem jeffries and the other folks in house leadership for the democrats didn't say much, didn't say anything, move or flinch when congressman green was waving his cane and shouting at president trump. they were sitting 10 feet away across from the table there if you saw the address tuesday night along with all of us. i was inside the chamber and watching to see if they were going to look over and signal him to sit down and french. they never did anything to get him to stop. but i can tell you from reporting and other supporting that they are probably not happy with this outburst. it is not something they wanted to see from their conference. they were fine with people not showing up and protesting silently. i don't believe this is something they wanted to see happen. >> sandra: interesting. there were some in the meeting

that said they wish democrats would have stood up and supported us at the moment, the media at least. now we know where they stand on the issue. aishah, what has the tone then on capitol hill since the speech tuesday night? >> the tone has been before the president speech very divisive. this is a very divided congress. it is very tense. people are reaching their boiling point. democrats have been outraged over what elon musk has been doing over at doge, with what happened in the oval office last week with president zelenskyy, the meeting that sort of fell apart in the oval office. so things have never been great. i would say that things are probably the worst i have ever seen them in the four years i have been covering the house here. people have come to a point where i have never heard as many expletives this week before as i have. it has been pretty incredible with democrats using a lot of

expletives in their speech against them. >> sandra: we appreciate your reporting on capitol hill and we will see you shortly. thank you so much. congressman greene's outburst the removal from the presidents joint address as may no. let's replay that for our audience now. >> remove this gentleman from the chamber! [cheers and applause] >> sandra: and he doubled down on defending his behavior yesterday before this morning censure. >> i heard the speaker when he said that i should cease. i did not and i did not with intentionality. it was not done out of a burst

of emotion. i was emotional about it. able to do it again. i have to became bed with you. i am not trying to some way to insult you. this is a matter of principle. this is a matter of conscious. >> sandra: republican congressman james comer, chairman of the oversight committee. how did that sit with you? welcome. >> not well but it is par for the course with representative greene. that was clearly a stud. but to stand up and disrupt the president's address to congress was bad enough but to waive your cane and try to invoke a scene of violence like you are fighting and all of that, that is just not where america wants to see our congress behave. you can have disagreements with the president. you can booth the president and you can stand that standing up and disrupting it and waving a cane is unacceptable. the house did appropriate action

today by formally centering him and i'm glad ten democrats joined in the vote. >> sandra: do you think this will curb more of behavior like that? >> i hope so but more than likely it will probably encourage more bad behavior because when i have outburst and the oversight committee and i had one yesterday with representative presley, they get rewarded by msnbc and other networks. that is unfortunate because you make a toxic environment more toxic. the people expect us to ag agren things like wasteful spending and trying to have peace around the world. these are the issues where the democrats are creating most of the chaos to try to disrupt congress. >> sandra: well, yesterday, another dramatic scene playing out capitol hill. oversight republicans ripped into four democratic actuary city mayor is in a hearing. lawmakers brought up violent

crime of taxpayer money to accuse the city leaders of having blood on their hands. one example of crime came when this newly released video out of denver was brought up at the hearing. you can see i should go make i.c.e. agents arresting suspect a member of violent venezuelan gang, tren de aragua appeared to the incident after denver jail forced to release the suspect because of the city's sanctuary policies. i.c.e. had to arrest him in public where he assaulted officers. that seem led to this intense exchange with denver mayor, mike johnson. >> did you release them to the streets or release him to i.c.e.? >> what we do is release from county jail and coordinate with i.c.e. the release date so i.c.e. can pick up from the location. hey, what, there is what we will do hold him and bring two officers and turn him over to there. why not do it that way? you know why you don't do it that way? because you are a sanctuary

city. this is the whole point. >> sandra: that was not the only fiery hearing, congresswoman ayanna pressley getting into it with you. >> it is total bull [bleep]! absolute [bleep]! they are not making america safer again. but they are doing is terrorizing immigrant families. that is what they are doing. >> let me proceed. data from text that shows u.s. born more and murder than immigrants. >> are you guys trying to be thrown out of the committee to get on and do make a mess being an academic msnbc and i'm not going to put up with it. you can go, you can go with mr. green. no, no, i have been very -- i have been very accommodating to you. >> a survivor of sexual violence, i will answer

that on record this is my rights, thank you! >> no, no! >> sandra: that was congressman, your thoughts on that. >> look, it wasn't her turn to speak. everyone is watching congressional hearings and everybody gets equal time. the democrats and republicans. she kept interrupting and she wanted to be thrown out and have that moment and it makes it hard to govern this toxic environment when you have liberal democrats that are disrupting. that was serious substantive hearing about sanctuary cities and who is paying for this and the threat to our i.c.e. officers trying to go to sanctuary cities and import the criminal illegals. what you showed there was the mayor intentionally let that criminal alien out and forced i.c.e. to have to catch him on the street instead of transferring him in a prison. that puts our i.c.e. agents lives at risk and creates public

safety hazard to. what if they had gotten in a shoot out or someone stole a car and people get killed on the streets? that is all because you have these liberal mayors that are pandering to illegal populations they have and they their cities now and pandering to the liberal base. the american people are fed up with it and they want congress to secure the border and import the criminal illegals. that is what that hearing was about yesterday and the democrats had to make it about something else. >> sandra: what we heard in the election is they are fed up with this and what is happening in the city's coast to coast. congressman, thank you very much for joining us. to a spacecraft is on its way to the men and set to land soon. a step towards president trump's goal is to get to mars. we will have a live report masses space center later in the show. disarray on full display with tthe presidents joint address to congress tuesday night. congress upset with the leadership and direction on how

to respond to the president. >> the democrats have lost the plot. they did not see this big win coming forward trump and the election. to got completely wiped. they have lost all power and scrambling to work out what to do about it. wherever the wind takes us . [ engine revs ] . let's ride. [ tire squeals ] it was one of those books that smelled bad, but in a good way. you know? nah, man. -oh. -didn't think this through, -did you? -no. you go in without me. the owner and i aren't on speaking terms. apparently the refills are limited. -kay...? -it's not okay.

that costs are not going down, they are going up. the stock market isn't going up. what is going down. inflation is at. donald trump and house republicans are crashing the american economy in real time. republicans are on the run with

respect to the economy. not a single bill, not a single executive order, and not a single administrative action has been put forth by donald trump or house republicans to improve the economic circumstances of the american people. and folks are taking notice all across the country, which is why his approval ratings are not going up that saying the same. they are going down. particularly as it relates to the economy. the public is on the run as it relates to the economy and the republicans on the run when it relates to health care. they are refer to like afraid to hear from own constituents they don't want them to enact the largest medicaid cut in history. and republicans are on the run with respect to the g.o.p. tax scam. >> everything they do is a big,

massive distraction. house democrats, we will continue to focus on the issues that matter to the american people. that is why every single house democrats voted against the reckless republican budget. we are standing on the side of medicaid and american people. the republicans are standing on the side of billionaire puppetmaster. >> sandra: focused on the behavior of his own party but he seems to be dodging the questions coming out and will continue to be monitoring this d bring you news as it comes in. meanwhile, we showed you how this unfolded moments ago and the house ensuring congressman al green of texas. he heckled president trump his tuesday address and that was one democratic divide into this but disrespect on full display throughout the evening. they held up signs blasting doge and elon musk and walked out of the chamber and even heckled the president as he spoke.

him and a democrat silently wearing color coordinated outfits or refusing to stand or clap throughout trump's address no matter the topic. some did not stand for 13-year-old brain cancer survivor, who named an honorary secret service agent. >> in 2018, bj was diagnosed with brain cancer. the doctors gave him five months at most two live. that was more than six years ago. [cheers and applause] >> sandra: axios with this headline, internal democratic tensions after a trump speech. telling the outlet, "people are super upset that we didn't get more direction from leadership."

centrist democratic jared goldman said not standing for trump would have been a fine strategy. you need to separate him from the kid with cancer. karoline leavitt responding during yesterday's press briefing. >> that behavior of democrats was completely disgraceful and demonstrated how out of touch they are with the american public. last night was a clear moment for a country. the democrats exposed themselves as the party had insanity and hate. to the party that wants to put america last. >> sandra: a new opinion piece with this quote, "the spectacle delivered a message, the democratic message whether accurate or not, we do not know what to do because democrats seem to have so little recourse because it wasn't clear whether the issue wasn't democrats trying the wrong things or scarier that there was actually nothing left to try."

minnesota governor and vice presidential candidate, tim baltz, adding two parties disarray when answering this. >> do you think the leader of the democratic party is right now? >> i think the voting public right now and i keep telling that we will not have a charismatic leader right here to save us from this. >> sandra: power panel daniel turner, future executive and director and democratic commentator and talk radio host bill mann producer. welcome to the both of you. daniel, i will start with you first, how are democrats responding to the antics with criticism flowing and tuesday night? i went back to joe biden state of the union addresses and starting the entrance of the first lady, republicans stood and applauded. when they didn't do that for melania trump, this is going to be bad. what is telling is a couple of hours ago former senator joe manchin on.

he talked about supporting energy issues when president trump in the first term talked about applauding them because he cares about the issue. there wasn't one democrat that cared about a kid with cancer or cared about a high school student who got into west point. the strategy of everything trump's supports we oppose is not really working strategy. the people see that and if they continue on this path, it will do their party a lot of damage. >> sandra: brick, john fetterman unhappy with his party's behavior tuesday night and he posted this on x, unhinged petulance becoming the metaphorical car alarms no one pays attention to and it may not be the winning message. quite the warning coming from a democrat. >> i may not be a very good sparring partner today because i agree with senator fetterman. i thought the behavior of the democrats was just way off base. if i were a member of congress,

i would have, too, voted to censure congressman green. but to bring a little balance to this which i think is always useful, i would vote to censure the republican congressman who shouted "liar!" president obama. i would vote to censure nancy pelosi when she ripped up president trump speech and his first speech back in his first term. this decorum decline in the congress is not a good thing. it is really not. by the way, there were some democrats who stood for that great, young boy, i've been one of them. i stood up at home and applauded when the president announced he was making him a secret service agent. i was touched by. >> sandra: i think most of us watching in real time could not imagine not standing for him but we saw it with their own eyes.

there is a shift for sure from democrats what they want to see from their party. a recent poll found 45% of democrats want the party to be more -- an increase, daniel, the question asked four years ago. so why are we seeing such extreme behavior? >> the democrats need a leader who can understand what is happening to their party and a half their finger on the poles of the americ people. i think the president's administration and his team is doing a very smart strategic job choosing issues that are heavily in their favor here to they are protecting women and girls sports for example. that is an 80/20 issue and driving democrats further into the minority and choosing a kid with cancer to be your cat should unite the country but it is driving the democrats further into the minority. the democrats will ever win back a majority or a popular vote, they need to come to the middle

on these issues where the trump administration is giving them a softball but they continue to swing and miss. >> sandra: that is yet to be seen. seen. dnc with a national update and call to action zoom last night. here are some of it. >> we have a lot of important battles in front of us. this is a v challenging time. this is about rebuilding trust and creating a movement that feels personal, relatable, aim real so that our message is better received in the first place. >> sandra: so, asked" for the democratic party to become more moderate, party leaders announcing that hiring as executive director with history of promoting far left ideologies. roger lal signed a letter 2020 claiming the u.s. is built on racism and. his resume includes an opposition to resolution condemning china's communist party from misleading the world on covid.

rick, what does this tell you about the future of the democratic party? >> i think you have to be careful here, i really do. you have three white people discussing the experiences of this new executive director at the dnc. none of us have been in his shoes. i think all of us would probably agree the black experience in america has not been all that great. so, i am far less offended by some of the things he's done historically then maybe some others are. >> sandra: daniel, perhaps democrats can listen to the message that the black voters, hispanic voters, and beyond sat in the last election. final thought. american voters and my organization started because of the coal miners in west virginia and rule energy voters. they voted for bill clinton in the day and they voted for barack obama and al donald trump. they are politics have not changed but the leaders who represent their party changed her dramatically and if those leaders want those voters back,

of those rule american workers back, they have to try to come and find them. >> sandra: daniel and rick i appreciate the conversation. thank you so much. to a shade on the college campuses and anti-israel protesters taking over a building at new york's barnard college after a string of protest this week. >> barnard, the only college i wanted to go to and i was so excited when i attended the school. at the same time, i don't think i am receiving as much of an education as i can and should be and i don't feel as safe as i think i should be on a college campus. >> sandra: coming up, i will speak with a jewish student in that building during the takeover. allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪

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to pay if they do not release hostages. it is still holding" they spoke the administration is holding talks with hamas. speak at the envoy engaged in negotiations does have the authority to talk to anyone. israel was consulted on the matter. >> is it just about the hostages or are they talking about the president's plan to take over hostages? >> these are ongoing talks and discussion. >> sandra: meanwhile, the chaos and college campuses continues. israel protesters a week on barnard and columbia. shocking and violent messages sparking outrage. >> and pro-jewish, and pro zenit cojoined pro-decency. i am pro-decency! imagine trying -- this is l bg cutie free zone and it be allowed. it will never be allowed and

this native [bleep]! sign is freezone. get the [bleep] out of here! >> sandra: alexis mcadams following the story on the barnard campus forest following the story. >> people who thought the protest will wrap up at the college campuses and come down on them, i hate to tell them but they still have more planned this afternoon. president trump to pull funding from any university with illegal protests to allow chaos behind me, barnard college, pro-palestinian protests had face and lock the doors and said they will not leave until the school would not stand for israel. ♪ ♪ speakers didn't protesters were then taken into custody after refusing to leave milstein center because they refused to

leave and not get off the campus after a bomb threat according to the place. the student set up what they called liberation zone inside of the library chanting and blocking the doors for how long? at least four hours, stepping students who pay lots of money for tuition to get inside to study. the protesters hanging a puppet of the school's president, demanding they stop punishing protesters. he just wrote an op-ed saying, she was going to draw a line and the sand and this has gone on too long. shiva talking to the teachers on's speakerphone until then she will meet about their demands. >> we will send three unmet students if you tell us exactly where -- [applause] >> they think they are in charge and the senate judiciary committee to hold a hearing on anti-semitism this week.

the ceo anti-defamation league told us on campus he's hopeful of the trump administration will stop this. >> do you think president trump will take action to stop these protests? >> look, i don't care how you felt that what you value. it is super clear president trump value some degree of law and order. >> law and order and these are they are rules on the campus away not enforce them? the school keep saying they will clamp lamp that we are waiting to see what happens next,, sandra. >> sandra: thank you for that report, alexis. sophomore noah lederman in the building and thank you for joining us. please tell us what happen when you were in the building and what did you see in there? >> to clarify it was not in the building because unable to access the building. i was taking midterm exam and we heard the protesters and chatting and of course distracting. when we got them at, public safety said we are no longer able to enter the building

appeared to the students left belongings in the library and unacceptable we are being denied access to resources that are ours periods be when video on site in the library and the videos. go-ahead to. >> i took these videos right here. i was standing outside taking the video. >> sandra: thought it. no web, how would you characterize the school's response to what is happening? >> i think it is incredible the university called the nypd. it is a good step in a signed the barnard administration is starting to understand the gravity of the situation in ways columbia administration yet to demonstrate. i think it was the right choice to call nypd, of course. >> sandra: in general, how is the students being handled with safety on campus? >> i think there have been significant changes since last

year when the president stepped down and armstrong said there will be consequences but it is still not enough that appeared to the fact that students feel comfortable disrupting classes and then when the students in the classroom were expelled, which they should have been, a takeover occupied and no seen. this is unacceptable? the protesters handing out stickers with a pamphlet created by hamas media office called "our narrative." this is pro-terror as they can get and it needs to be removed from campus. there is no negotiation. >> sandra: do you have exchanges with the protesters and if so, what did they say to you and what is said? >> i don't try to engage with pro-palestinian protesters only to discover they have no idea what they are talking about. so many don't even know what river or see they are tenting about.

and a lot of times chanting in arabic. i am saying hey, what are you guys saying? they thought i was one of them. we don't know. we trust our leaders. >> sandra: who are they? who are they? >> nobody knows. they all wear masks and you can see here, i was and actually inside the building but the outside. you have these individual blocking their eyes and they have their eyes color dimly covered. this is really terrifying. >> sandra: interesting. do you ask them for their leader is? >> they won't respond to these kinds of questions. i am one of the more recognized individuals on campus and they see i combat anti-semitism and bothered by my speaking out against terrorist activity. when they see me coming, a block and they blocked me from recording. i think it is important we recognize the lack of meaningful consequences and even most severe cases like the takeover

of hamilton hall, which happened the spring of 2024. the spring of 2024, there is a valid concern that is being realized that will embolden other protesters and other students in hateful behavior. the university is sending a message, dangerous message racism is okay as long as it's targeted to the jewish students. >> sandra: i think so many people are watching and thinking, okay, the media has to stay outside of the gate because only students allowed on campus. these people are masked and don't they have to show an i.d.? is that not happening? >> at times. i don't have so much faith in public safety. when i was attacked in february, which i spoke about publicly, i reported to public safety and the officer took the report and told me, maybe tensions are high and you shouldn't wear clothing that identifies you. so, the reaction seems to be we are the problem. yet, it it becomes clear from

the video, how are we the problem? when i wake up in the morning, i throw on a shirt that says israel or a jewish star or judaism, i have to think about how it will impact social interactions and the ways my professors and peers interact with me. do you think the students have a single one of these thoughts? of course not! the standard is this is okay. just be when we appreciate you joining us. thank you very much. our best to you. less than an hour, the moon set two touchdown lunar surface and we will have a report from the kennedy center and another issue that is a big problem for democrats. >> the reason we have women's sports, it seems the entire american people get this issue except for the democrats and the congress. they don't seem to get this issue but pam drink too far left base here just be when republican lawmakers questioning democrats are fighting so hard against women's rights in one state lawmaker proving how

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we will lead humanity into space and plant the american flag on the planet mars and even far beyond. [cheers and applause] >> sandra: president trump setting his sights on the red planet. right now, nasa is taking a major step towards that goal. the commercial spacecraft making final descent to the men's surface. it is carrying instruments to help nasa survey sites for human outpost on the moon. the goal is to support future astronaut missions to mars. senior correspondent jonathan serrie canada, kennedy's day center and everybody wants to know what will happen next? >> very exciting day, very exciting day at kennedy space center, sandra. the mission to unfold with attempted lunar landing will help nasa survey previously unexplored sections of the moon

where they may potentially land astronauts in the future appeared to the space agency is doing it at a fraction of the nl cost by leveraging private sector appear to two machines and the team has teamed up with corporate partners including columbia sportswear that make the insulation and solar reflectors to protect sensitive equipment on the lunar lander. >> temperatures and space are pretty extreme and on the lunar surface coated with a range of minus 250 degrees fahrenheit to plus 250 degrees fahrenheit. >> nasa wants to set up human outpost to future missions to mars, which is a top priority for president trump. elon musk help to send astronauts to the red plan on spacex's starship, the massive rocket to attempt eighth flight test this evening. spacex will also bring home astronauts which moore and sonny williams working on the international space station since june since

boeing starliner craft with the rest are problems. budget had a high praise for president trump and elon musk commitment to human space exploration that dismissed the idea of the star liner team was kept in space for reasons unrelated to the mission. >> from my standpoint politics is not playing into this at all, from my standpoint, i think they would agree we came up prepared to sing along even though we plan to stay sure. that is what we do in human space flight. >> they will return to earth several days after the next group of astronauts arrive at the international space station or to the astronaut group expected to launch from kennedy space center on wednesday, sandra periods file jonathan serrie with all of that for us, thank you. democrat of minnesota representative making people angry. a bill to amex biological man from women's sports. problematic bills like bully

bond not nonbinary kids, it is about erasing trans girls. we are not going to stop being transgender because you strip them from sports or housing or from their health care or any other public place that you don't want us to be. so members, make no mistake this is just another version is state sanctioned bullying and. >> sandra: minnesota is one of the states pam bondi threatened legal action for failing to protect girls and sports. the other two california and maine here to there could be more coming. this week every single senate democrats voted against the protection of women and girls in sports act. white house press secretary taking them to task. listen. >> you can't say you are the party of women and support men and women sports and stand up for basic law and order and

immigration reform that will protect women in this country. that is what president trump is doing. is the president for women. >> sandra: senator, roger marshall with op-ed, this insanity goes beyond sports and far more sinister territory. women and girls displaced from the safety of their own locker rooms and bathrooms. society, we have separated sports and locker rooms by gender for a long time for very simple reason, it is inappropriate and wrong for males to be undressing in front of females. democratic party needs to take a big step back and ask why they are fighting so hard against women's rights. tomi lahren, fox nation host and fox news contributor. tomi, that is where the democratic party seems to be in this moment. >> we do such a bizarre hill to die on when you look at the repeated polls showing the american people of both parties believe that women deserve our

own sports in our own spaces and our own comfort ability and post forces and spaces. >> so i don't understand the constituency democrats are pandering to hear. i will say this in response to minnesota representative saying fighting for women's integrity in sports and spaces is about bullying trans individuals. it has nothing to do with it. it has to do with protecting women in fair sports and their spaces. is how the on display at the joint section to make session this week where a young girl will have lifelong implications from biological man playing a s. there is a reason to the simple point, we separated the gender in sports and why should women, biological women, be forced and expected to assume the risk in social experiment they never asked to be a part of. is someone going to have to get seriously injured even more than mcnabb? is somebody going to have to die to understand how serious this is for women?

>> sandra: she was a cast of the president's speech tuesday night. president trump addressed order to bar biological man from playing in women sports. he invited the special guest to highlight the issue. >> patent mcnabb was an all-star high school athlete, oe of the best preparing for a future in college sports. but when the girls volleyball match was invaded by a male, he smashed the ball so hard in her face, causing dramatic brain injury and from now on schools will kick the man off the girls team or they will lose all federal funding. [cheers and applause] >> sandra: powerful moment, and as we all saw, nearly none of the democratic women lawmakers applauded for peyton telmex before and that moment. every single democrat voted against a bill to protect women andsports.

i spoke with payton yesterday. once again, democrats have shown how out of touch they are. 80 of the country agrees with this across party lines appear to they couldn't be more anti-women and anti-american and they embarrass them selves all night. it was also sad to say but i wish i could say i am surprised but i'm not. >> sandra: how can democrats continue to stay so much on the wrong side at this issue when they see where the country is on it? >> it is unfathomable. i don't understand it that president trump is the most feminist presidents certainly of my lifetime. republicans didn't ask to take up this fight for feminism but it is one we will fight happily. this will be the next wave of true feminism fighting for women's spaces and integrity of the sports. those spaces, this will be the next true fight in the feminine movement.

we'll be a purify and aid fight democrat should join alongside of us. this is not about demonizing the trans community but protecting women after years of title ix. you would think this is a settled issue but apparently it is not and we will go to battle to protect women each and every day. republicans, mark my words, are the party of feminism now. >> sandra: all those girls in sports are mounting him and that will live on forever. the grays and the surrounding gender on full display and lawmakers struggled when asked for the definition of a woman, tomi. >> how would you define a woman? >> i don't understand what you mean. >> can you defined what a woman is? women history's month, would you define what a woman is? >> congresswoman, how would you define a woman? >> can you define what a woman is?

i think it is a more complicated question than one might know. >> sandra: mind is blown and we heard crickets from the lawmakers. final thought, tomi. >> sandra, you can see in their faces they know exactly what a woman is that they are so great far left extremist base go to a base that will not win elections anytime soon. i hope they join this idea for feminism and republican party and president trump. >> sandra: it is great to have his conversation with you. thank you so much. all right, thank you for watching "the faulkner focus" today. i'm sandra smith and i'm glad you are in with us. i won't be back for america reports and a lot of news coming this afternoon. "outnumbered" is after the br break.

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