stein, former president of the new york city council and mark penn, former adviser to president bill clintonsident biden, what can joe biden learn from the 1990s? not that he wasn't there, but what can he learn from the clinton administration? >> well, i don't think he'll go back and promise a balanced budget as we did. that ship has sailed. but with today's numbers, you can see that he better give some quick attention here to the bread and butter issues. he can't put in policies that raise gas prices, raise food prices, he's going to have to back off those policies, understand and put them in the context of the situation and move more step by step brunging the public with him. >> i'm curious what you think that means specifically. because some people look back to the clinton administration and the focus turned to things like school uniforms, which people think are trite. but in terms of priorities, what to you think joe biden should focus on now? >> i think joe biden has to realize that joe manchin and sinema are not outliers. the bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez are outliers. th

he says that includes prince andrew, former presidents bill clinton and donald trump, senator george mitchell and john glenn and kevin spacey. none of these have been accused of wrong doing but it goes to the defense attorney's point to show there were lots of people on these planes and lots of people that were on these trips. they also had the pilot acknowledge under cross-examination that he never witnessed any sexual activity on the plane, but the pilot did say that he did know and recognize one of the alleged victims in this case. he recalled that she was a mature woman who had piercing blue eyes. now the prosecutors say that this individual was 14 years old at the time that she was involved with jeffrey epstein. remember also that ghislaine maxwell has been accused of six criminal counts, including one of the transportation of minors to engage in illegal sex acts. the pilot has testified both on direct yesterday and on cross today that he was shuttling people, including epstein and his friends, between multiple of his properties, the mansion in new york and the villa in palm

it was too late for bill clinton to save congress, there wake-up call came after the midterms of the call is now but they are not waking up. paul: your description, your advice when you say move to the center, how? >> moved to the center, have to do something about gas prices and that means reversing some of the policies you put into effect, do something about the border so real policy changes, not just changes in rhetoric. you have to look at the bill to avoid inflationary pressures you might put the climate change up on a marked technology but, slower tax based incentive spaces which is now about its hundred billion dollars or $550 billion and he's already the richest person in the world. [laughter] paul: pare back the spending bill, 4 trillion and maybe try to see if you can put together a smaller bill more focused and go ahead with that. >> absolutely and i think manchin in the moderates have been angling for that, 53% of democrats are moderates. the party is genuinely split, 25% of the country is liberal. the expectation that the aoc and bernie sanders coming from vermont and th

joe biden is a senator in the late 1990's was that cheap congressional architect of bill clinton's 78g campaign at then yugoslavia, which was done by clinton over the explicit objection of u.s. congress. 9/11, of the neocons come to power, the bush-cheney administration, with real veterans of washington. they knew how to move the levers of power. they knew how to exploit the fear, anger of the american people. what we saw, amy, was the democratic party just fall in line behind the bush administration at every turn and throughout the eight years of bush-cheney, the democrats would raise holy hell about were issues, but when it actually mattered, when it was the iraq war, the kings and queens of democrats, aided and abetted at neocon agenda. in short, barack obama, you campaign in 2008 against hillary clinton and the primary and the notorious militaries john cain and the general election, one of the main reasons why his campaign cut such fire was this notion he represented something different than t bipartisan war party. what ended up happening, obama comes into power, let's the cia off

i remember when bill clinton tried to get healthcare passed, it was a large package. ot put the pieces together. ultimately they started passing separate parts of that bill and they were successful. i think there is a lesson to be learned. chris: you talk about bill clinton i remember in 1994 when he took you out of the budget omb mag the white house chief of staff. you brought in discipline and focus and help set things right for bill clinton in the presidency. does this biden white house need a reboot and frankly doesn't need a shakeup in some of the senior staff? >> that's a decision the president has to make up, saw the decision for the staff to make is not a decision for the staff to make. if the decision joe biden has to make and as to whether or not he needs that. he's been around for a long time, i think he understands politics and the dangers of politics and he understands what it takes to get things done. he's got to decide, do i have a staff and administration that is competent to get things done or am i in trouble. in other words the pieces of government th

bill clinton and barack obama, two of the strongest speakers, even republicans would say, out there. incredible or raiders. they have stumped for people that lost. the reason for that is it is not bill clinton or joe biden or kamala harris or barack obama or donald trump either. it is that doesn't help them. that doesn't matter. it is the candidate, it is the issues and it is the campaign they run the race they run. you can have celebrities galore show up. at that does not move the needle and we see that election after election whether it is the end gubernatorial election or presidential election. >> well said, we will get more from leslie and jason as we continue our coverage on fox news channel, thank you so much. a quick look at the numbers again before we head to break a last check, 1200 votes separating murphy and ciattarelli. as i take a close look, a little over 1000, 1200 votes. the gop candidate hanging on despite a number of votes still out. >> who would've thought neck in new jersey, is this wake-up call for democrats? we will have more in our continuing coverage of electi

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you had bill clinton first struggling with his weight during the campaign and the infidelity issues.nerability i think makes you a better candidate. when i was preparing one of the presidential candidates in the 2020 race for presidential debates, that was one of the big things that i told them, get away from the notes, get away from the prepared comments, talk about your life experience, things that people can relate to. >> that is risky. susan, what do you think of that strategy? i can think of a few moments off the top of my head when politician goes off script and you're like, whoa, no, stick to the script please. >> please clap. >> yes, please clap. there's definitely a double standard with how we treat men and women candidates. to michael's point going off script smart or not smart? >> depends on the candidate. can you go off script in a very scripted way if you're a good politician. >> going off script as a scripted politician. guys, don't go anywhere. we still have a lot more to talk about. world leaders continuing to work in glasgow on saturday after extending negotiations a

then bill clinton won california in 1992, a shift away from republicans' anti-immigration views and an-minded, college-educated voters triggered a collapse of the republican party. hillary clinton carried the ate by more than four million votes; joe biden by more than five million votes. republicans do not hold a single statewide office. but the myth of the red and blue walls is bipartisan. throughout the 2016 campaign, democrats were confident that hillary clinton would prevail because of the “blue wall” in michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. they had voted democratic for six straight elections. but that year, all three went to donald trump by narrow margins, helping him to win the white house. last year, biden won all three by narrow margins, making the blue wall there now, purple. >> sreenivasan: so, jeffwhat is threatening the wall in virginia? >> one of what's threatening is that it turns out there's another myth about politics that may be eroded the, tip o'neill's famous line that "all politics is local." well, education has become a big issue in virginia—- what, what's taught

i think bill clinton still liked america.emocrat party today has become one that most of its members are either actively or tacitly, silently working to bring down america from within and bring about a system of government and principles that is more in line with a collectivist nation than anything based on individualism that the founding fathers put in place for us. host: to the elections of new jersey and virginia, he wrote a column shortly after that, particularly aiming at to republicans, in which you give them advice, do not get cocky. elaborate on that, if you would. guest: right, because this is not about political whims as much as it is about a fight for the financial -- the foundational principles of america. while i am happy republicans won in virginia, to clearly since i live here, and while i'm happy a lot of conservatives around america are coming out and getting more involved in politics than ever before, we need to recognize it is not the political system that matters the most. it is the culture, it is the mora

because you had this op-ed in "the new york times," former bill clinton adviser mark penn, a pollster, who argued senators manchin and sinema are not outliers. listen to centrists, push back on the left and reorient his policies to address the mounting economic issues that people are facing. what are your thoughts on this? mark penn correct here? should democrats pivot to the center? because when you look at the items in these bills, they poll consistently well above 60%, 70%, some even getting as high as 80% when you talk about family leave and other social programs. >> mark penn and that pollster were both consultants for donald trump. i doubt know if i would take their advice on very much. here's what democrats need to do. they need to do a better job messaging. if you take the label off these policies, they get insanely high support. but once they get labeled as progressive or republicans label them as socialist, the numbers start to fall. and so, democrats need to start using by yog if is. they define americans and tell those stories of how the policies either will benefit them o

it's a tactic that you could argue, bill clinton, hillary clinton are personally profited from many others, not just in this country. and it seems to me that after trump one in november of 2016, the folks on the inside realized, my goodness, here's a guy who was not part of that process in from the political side. he's not going to have the power to put a lot of us away. we have to kick him out. we have to do our level best to stop him from seeing what we've been doing. this sort of guilty behavior is something that a man like durham to investigate, would have to have a bullet proof set of evidence, which is why he's taking as much time in my view to put this plan together. and i think he's probably got people singing to him and he's probably much further ahead than the market perceives. and i hope he does. there a work you. i mean, it just makes my mind wandered to the often herds. an inside source is here, media outlets often saying ab, somewhat inside the government has told me this and, and it's quite damaging towards somebody else. and we, we take all of these things coming from these

former president bill clinton did not travel today, we understand because of his prior hospitalizationou talk about, it's the reaction to secretary powell's death, the bipartisan outpouring from people on both sides of the aisle, talking about the respect they had for him. talking about the important role he played and the legacy in the lives of so many i think about, for example, at risk youth. that's something that was critically important to him as a kid who grew up in the bronx and worked in a factory at the pepsi plant when he was a kid and came from an immigrant family. we should note, too, if you heard some of the helicopter noise in the background, we are expecting president biden to arrive shortly. we knew he is enroute from the white house. he will and will arrive and we believe that the service will begin not too long after that. "the new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker is joining us now. i wonder if you could speak to that idea that secretary powell held a unique role in u.s. government and that he worked with republicans, worked with democrats. he w

. >> sean: you will never see a bill clinton moment, the error of big government is over with this radicalized democratic socialist party.y. that's bad news for the country. 10 seconds. >> we have to whoop it. save america and kill the bill. stop the spending and the money and we need more energy. >> sean: straight ahead the biden administration continues to embarrass thehe u.s. on the world stage. you won't believe what kamala harris did yesterday in france. former secretary of state mike pompeo and ron desantis straight ahead. >> sean: the biden administration is embarrassing america on the world stage after relations with france deteriorated following a botched submarine deal in september. vice-president kamala harris thought she couldld smooth thins over with a fake accent. take a look. >> we campaign with these [inaudible]. the first time we roll it out there may be glitches. time to reevaluate and do it again. >> sean: it's hard to pick what is worse. china mocking biden saying they will take over taiwan. putin building up troops on the ukraine border and getting a waiver for joe to buil

the question is -- bill clinton had enough sense to change course.ourse correction here. there won't be an era of big government is over. they won't secure the borders. they won't cut taxes and they will keep spending. there is no way out short of becoming donald trump. >> this is -- instead of being somebody that the country could have supported. he said he was for unity. he hasn't governed that way. he is for liberalism. that's taken joe biden down. the american people are not liberal or woke. a faction of his party is and he put that faction first. >> sean: i got a kick out of it that kamala harris and the next day joe biden got rid of the communications director. that's like firing the coach when the team is not doing well. maybe they didn't sign the best players. my question is, why are they governing so hard left? what is the scoop jackson party of old? where are the moderate democrats? you mentioned manchin and sinema, but they are not as crazy as the crazies dominating the entire party? >> the democrats have lost touch with reality. they live

>> let's take based on the bill clinton biden first. jones, you can bring a civil case against somebody who becomes president of the united states. he was a private citizen and the supreme court ruling, yes, you can bring a civil case against somebody who's been president. look, even though the supreme court has rewritten in a way that protects reprobates in public office, you can overcome it. if somebody makes a definitive statement that you are a white supremacistt and they have no evidence despite all of the levels the courthouse put in place, that's a strong case. i saw tiffany on msnbc. and i don't know her last name on msnbc, even after the trial, she talked about kyle rittenhouse being a young white supremacist murderer. that's a great case. against somebody like her, as far we are not talking about as i'm concerned. defending a free press. this press is supporting activitiesde and movements that are destructive in this country. what i call this american marxist movement. if you are going on tv and be a bigot and racist and homop

i'd be perfectly happy as a lot of democrats have been changing her tune about bill clinton for instanceyou show the evidence that this actually happened b2 are you serious? there are e-mails going back and forth talking about numbers and percentages, not to mention the whatsapp chat miranda devine published, these are not anonymous versus tony belinsky, if he were a liar just making this up for his own personal gain, he would be mowed down by the biden machine. so this is just one of many problems for joe biden right now. what else does he have sewing on? >> that's exactly it between the afghanistan gas company, unconstitutionality of the federal vaccine mandates, the money printer, inflationary spending more than enough to criticize without going back to hunter biden's laptops, there's more of a media scandal how much did joe know and how involved was he? i just don't think he is as business sophisticated running this chinese operation behind the scenes kind of like the phil hartman sketch about ronald reagan on saturday night live 30 years ago with her daughter and send product sudden

. >> on election day in 2000 then president bill clinton called pacifica radio station wbai in an attempt to get out the vote for hillary for senate and al gore for president. while he may have intended to spend about two minutes on the phone wbai host gonzalo aburto and i kept him on the line for about a half hour asking him about topics that were not being discussed in the presidential race. >> mr. president are you there. >> i am. can you hear me? >> yes you are calling radio stations to get out vote. what do you say to people who. that the two parties with bought by corporations and they are at this point feel that their vote doesn't make a difference? >> there's not a shred of evidence to support that. >> u.n. figures show up to 5,000 children a month die in iraq because of the sanctions. >> that is not true. and that is not what they show. >> the past two u.n. heads of the program in iraq have quit calling the u.s. policy, u.s., u.n. policy genocidal what is your response? >> they are wrong. they think we should -- saddam hussein says i'm going to starve my kids unless you let me bu

. >> sean: and i guess the moment that bill clinton, i got to be the emcee the night he became speaker. i've been at this too long. it was an incredible night for the first time in 40 years republicans won and after that historic win a guy by the name bill clinton decided it was time to change course and he said the end of welfare as we know it. with this radical group of new green deal socialists and joe biden i don't really think is calling the shots i don't see that possibility. do you. [ chuckles ] . >> absolutely, not. >> sean: was it a joke. >> yeah, they think it is. no there's not a chance in the world. the democratic party that used to be an extra centerist party is dead. you have no legs left. you have the woke democrats who have taken control of the party and it's just moved to left. and on top of that the incompetence that we've seen. as you went through the monologue it occurred to me we have a president of the yates who's asleep at the switch and vice president of the united states who's awol from the border and a transportation secretary on leave and an energy secretary

for example, bill clinton flew on his plane a total of 26 times.one of the lead prosecutors in this case is the daughter of jim comey, the former fbi director with only t three under 50 million in the country, so of course that's true. what are we going to learn in this trial? lana goodman seemed like the perfect person to ask. she's the coauthor of "anis inconvenient outcome of the mystery's demise of jeffrey," joins us today. what is going to happen in this trial and thank you for covering it. >> they tell mike take you for having me.ap i'm excited to see the cross-examination of epstein's staff and pilots. after the opening arguments from both sides, we have the prosecution bring in epstein's pilot who was with him for 25 years. the defense side in their opening arguments indicated that one of their major narratives is going to be that ghislaine maxwell was a scapegoat, not just for jeffrey epstein, but also for the wealthy and powerful men who were in his inner circle.in they are going to argue -- these men who were also with up a student, poss

they used to do with bill clinton but bill clinton was the best on the rope line may be in history.accept he's going to spend a couple hours they are. >> greg: the bedroom. >> jessica: different kind of rope. >> greg: thank you. >> jessica: a couple things. how i don't think -- it doesn't make me embarrassed to be abroad. many people go into administrations. i am the proudest of broad's. ben carson was hud secretary and he's a neurosurgeon. wilbur ross held up of campbell soup can. people make mistakes. i'm not saying that it's going well. the real issue here is what you said originally, dana. people can see what's going on. they know how much these things cost. the kitchen table issues. to our conversation yesterday, if you're attacking these holidays, things bringing people some joy in a difficult time, that's not good. >> dana: speaking of that, it's that time of year when they woke left goes ballistic on thanksgiving. we'll be right back. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special nee

yeah, me, bill clinton... ( laughter ). >> stephen: who plays the saxophone better, you or bill clinton not one individual song. how old were you when you started playing? >> oh, oh, i don't know, probably, like, fifth grade or something. i was just in the band or whatever. >> stephen: and have you kept it up? >> yeah, i try. but it's a hard instrument to whip out and practice because it really annoys other people. >> stephen: unless you practice, and then it's quite delightful. >> i practice in the woods sometimes. that's where i get my real work done. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: aubrey. >> stephen. thank you. >> stephen: thank you. "the legend of the christmas witch" is available november 16. aubrey plaza, everybody! we'll be right back. according to "mother jones" in between negotiating sessions that have raised his profile and across the nation, manchin has discussed whether the best time to present a proposal to publishers would be during the ongoing drama over the "build back better" legislation or after i final deal is reached. congressman, would you be willing to dial

there's the whole story of the odd couple of he and bill clinton. that's iwo jima where he was shot down. he raised hundreds of millions of dollars for disaster relief and then there was just funny stories like when he called prince vanguard to ask him if he was dead or alive. that's the day i knew i had to write a book. i started writing the book because i thought the american people need to know by heart and soul of this amazing man and in the middle of writing the book it occurred to me there was something a lotmore important at work here .pouring out of my heart onto my computer, talking about him. president bush really left us a blueprint on how to live right. when somebody dies and they often would say it was a life well lived? you want that to be said about you when you die, you need to read this book. president bush taught us how to live life . >> he did. jumping out of airplanes, perfectly good planes. it was a great way to go one way or another so. >> she was glad because on his 90th birthday he jumped at saint and church in kennebunkport

over 31 million people decided and i always like to remind people of this problem of bill clinton in 2000 preparing to give the national address and coming on right after he was to be a millionaire on abc which was a show of the times and people auditioned for it. 19 million people are watching it wants to be a millionaire and the president comes on and immediately ten minutes and ability people change the channel. another problem is the permanent campaign is a permanent distraction running for office today, and reelection, is expensive and it costs money rated these are billion-dollar campaigns the president has to constantly raise money rated barack obama according to research as fundraiser every 7.5 days. and bill clinton attended his first fundraiser as president 12 days into the administration, however president is supposed to govern when they're so busy raising money and engaging in these political activities there too busy try to keep their jobs to potentially do their job read their also powerful pressures that in the president has to deal with. about 70 percent of the budget

bill clinton and dolly parton. >> yeah. >> how do their approaches to your craft differ, how are theyul. you know, authenticity is really useful. in terms of president clinton, he can tell you, here's what the secret service will do. in terms of dolly, our book is about a rising country and western, one in a lifetime kind of singers, and the authenticity in that book, "run rosa run." they're both friends. dolly saying happy birthday to me over the telephone, how do you beat that. >> in that coming project, am i wright that lyrics are going to be woven into the story line? >> yes, i went down to see her and we talked about maybe doing a children's book. that i had an outline, and she worked on the outline and two days later, she sent me the lyrics to seven of her songs. i don't want to get into that because it's going to be promoted in march. it's great. >> "fear no evil" don't go spoiling the ending. i appreciate you being here. i hope that's a penn hat you're wearing? >> yes, it's a patterson hat, but also a penn hat. our son had to choose between brown and penn. he chose brown, but

look at bill clinton. he lost and everybody thought he was done. you mentioned regan. the white house has to change. they have to change direction. if they lose virginia, the status quo won't work. they have to mix it up. i don't know what they're going to do but doing the same thing will not work. >> neil: all right. you know, bob, i was reading my history books. i don't remember that whole thing. i understand it was a big deal with reagan. thanks, bob cusack from the hill. we're going to new jersey, taking a close up look at that. while virginia gets the attention, it's not only the governorship that is at stake there but the legislature, the assembly. they're going to watch how many hold on to their jobs all the way up to phil murphy himself. remember this about new jersey, it rare list re-elects democratic governors. the last time it did so was in 1977. so phil murphy is not only fighting republicans but could be fighting history. christy todd wittman on that after this. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to h

i guess the moment that bill clinton when newt gingrich i go to be the emcee that he became speaker. i've been at it long. i was at the emcee that night pretty incredible night for the first time in 40 years and afte that when historic went with th newt gingrich contract with america a guy by the name of bill clinton decided it was tim to change course. he said things like the era of big government. the end of welfare as we know it . with this radical group of new green deal socialists in joe biden i don't really think is calling the shots, i don't see that possibility, do you?th >> absolutely not. >> was it a joke? >> they think it is. there's not a chance in the world that party is dead. the democratic party that used to be somewhat centrist welfare reform he has no legs left. you have the woke democrats the progressive yodemocrats taking control of the party. it's just moved to left. and on top of that the incompetence we see. as you with your monolog it occurred to me that we have a president of the united states who is asleep at the switch a. a vice president who is awol from th

i will tell you, he's had one piece of good luck, which is it took bill clinton until his midterm electiono full years , to see what was going wrong and do a reset of his presidency, and he won then in 1996. so clinton had his come to jesus moment, if you will, and 1994. biden has had his come to jesus moment in the first year of his presidency, which gives him three years for a reset, and the reset has to contain the following. the republican party without donald trump is actually a very strong, and in effect stronger, party. mcconnell was reliant on replaying the 2020 election, and it didn't work. without the face of donald trump and donald trump's wild ethics, the republican party turns out to be pretty strong in the suburbs, where it has always been strong. tom: president clinton reset to a conservative america, a decidedly different democratic party than what he ran on, particularly around welfare. can this president reset and walk away from liberals? elaine: i think he can. i think every indication in these funny off your elections were that the progressive base or the left wing of t

say what you want about bill clinton's policies. he was one of the most brilliant politicians we've ever had in the white house, i think this clip illustrates that point. last point that i want to make before we get into q&a. the role of religion. we saw reagan talking about religion and might be thinking to yourself, well that's just reagan. lots and lots of presidents have talked about religion. and it is curious that among the presidents who talked about most is barack obama. curious because during the 2008 campaign there were people saying oh, we don't know what his religious believes are. they like barack obama? oh we don't know. well it -- that he is very religious and knows the bible better probably than a lot of the people who were criticizing him. and in this speech this is the white house easter prayer breakfast 2015. he talks in very, very, very direct terms, very specifically christian terms. about his beliefs. >> you know, that reflects. imam no preacher. i can't tell anything to this crowd about easter that you don't a

public opinion was with bill clinton, in the 1998 election, -- and so you will about bill clinton policiesas one of the most brilliant politicians we have had in the white house. i think this illustrates that point. last point that i want to make before we get into a q&a, the rule of religion. we saw president reagan talking about religion and you might be thinking to yourself, well, that's just regan. lots and lots of presidents have to talk about religion. and it's curious that among the presidents we talk about most is president obama. because during the 2008 campaign -- >> people said oh, we don't know what his religious beliefs are. a name like barack obama. we don't know. >> which is peculiar given that he is very religious and knows the bible better probably than a lot of the people who were criticizing him. and in this speech, the white house easter prayer breakfast, he talks in very, very, very, very direct terms. very specifically christian terms about his beliefs. >> i can't tell anything to this crowd about easter that you don't already know. i can offer a couple of words very

argued very strongly that this president needs to make a sharp turn back to the center, the way bill clintonfter the midterm debacle. first of all, do you think this president is going to take that advice? >> i think we obsess over left versus right versus center in this town in a way that nobody else does. i think we keep it not left versus right or center but it's front versus back. people feel like they're stuck at the back of the line and they can't get ahead. just talking about people is the way to go. you see in the white house do that this week a little bit. you see them talk about the immediacy and the urgency for their agenda getting past. if it passes, and 2022 you'll see childcare costs come down by eczema and prescription drug prices coming down for seniors by x amount. at least that starts to bring the conversation to the kitchen table that doug was just talking about. that's what this president does very well and he needs to get back to doing after couple of months where washington was just talking about a big pile of money. chris: i'm not sure that i agree because it seems whe

bill clinton, james carvel line, is the economy stupid? there is no doubt that it's something that the democrats are coming to focus on. they'll need to focus on first in passing these two bills. >> it's important to note that nancy is going to be -- it's going to be the most expensive day in house's history. it's worth to take a step back here. yes, bipartisan infrastructure bill is going to be passed and done. truly this build back better house is a messaging bill. it's going to the senate and get totally re-done in a lot of different ways. it's not just manchin, it's going to be bob mendez. we'll continue to have that happen for at least the next month or a half. you are not going to see it done as early to mid and late december. >> you know willie, that's a return to normalcy. that's how things used to work on capitol hill. the house would pass a bill, senators would say something insulting about it. john mccain when he was asked by the press of something we passed in the house, and asked him what he thought about it. the house don't ma

i remember in '93 and '94 republicans mocking bill clinton for not paying enough attention.page though. if they are going to criticize republicans, they have to put that in there. it goes against the great of the wall street journal to do this. >> the bigger point before they had virtue signal to their base. the bigger point is what we were saying. this is all about, it's just -- you know being an influencer. >> yeah. >> being an influencer on twitter and getting as many likes and retweets instead of legislating. >> it's on brand for republicans now. this is what the gop does know. we had a great story last week just about how much so many republicans across the board are now resorting to violent threats and to that sort of thing. it's something that now appears to be sort of this thing about the moment and so it's not just on twitter but on the phone call and the infrastructure bill and republicans and democrats and congressional people. you see this all. >> i was as republican on the hill and michael, when you were on the hill. i can't think of a parallel where a republica

bill clinton in the 1990's revisited the commission and found out we were just as segregated. and two years ago, the fbi just came out with a study that said, you know, the greatest threat to the united states is not drugs. it is not muslim extremism, but it is a white supremacy. when you have white supremacy for so long being a push factor, critical race theory is a way to analyze that. thank you. host: go ahead, andrew. guest: sure. maybe an example of what the caller was talking about would be helpful here. maybe an example that is related. oklahoma, as i think you mentioned, greta, has passed sort of one of these laws restricting sexism and racism on how they classify students and talk about students, and one of the things that some teachers brought up is, well, you know, the state requires us to teach, among other things, about the tulsa race massacre, which occurred 100 years ago. brutal, horrific instances of racial violence. the teachers are wondering, how do we talk about that without talking about historical and structural racism that fit into that terrible event --

president bill clinton faced a rocky start to his presidency, inheriting the recession of the early 1990ssignature health care legislation. democrats got clocked in the 1994 midterms. but as with reagan, conditions improved and clinton won handily in 1996. you look back to the early obama years. like reagan, president obama was elected on a platform of change and recovery, but he also, like joe biden, has inherited a brutal set of crises. there was the tumultuous push to pass the affordable care act that also dented his popularity. democrats once again got clocked in the midterms only for obama to win re-election two years later. so it may be obvious when i bring this up now. we've got high inflation, supply chain issues that have putter president biden's approval ratings, the price of gas as well. democrats are worried, bracing for a blow in the midterms, many sounding the alarm about 2024. i would just say a little perspective is worthwhile here. a lot can happen in three years. a lot can happen in one year. biden is down now. if the usual pattern is any indication, he'll recover. in th