carter's tireless advocacy along with her husband jimmy carter on behalf of conflict resolution aroundthe world. she is also a dedicated advocate for caregivers and mental health issues here at home. mrs. carter is president of the rosalynn carter institute for caregiving at georgia southwestern state university where she leads the institutes effort to promote the well-being of family caregivers throughout our country. she is an inspiration for many and a legend in her own right. >> i'm very pleased to be here this afternoon to speak about caregiving, an issue that is very important to me. it's been part of my life since i was 12 years old. and my father was diagnosed with leukemia at age 44. we lived in a very small town, and all the neighbors rallied around. but i still vividly remember going to my secret hiding place, the outdoor privy, if you can believe that, to cry. that's where i could be alone. i was the oldest child, and i felt the burden of needing to help care for my father and my three younger siblings, yet i was afraid, and didn't always feel like being strong, but my moth

mister tubman, what do you say it was he was he the soviet jimmy carter at the end of the day? i'm sorry. are you asking me? yes, yes. yes. well, i'm to, i'm rolling that around in my head of the as i said, there was a certain naive tate gorbachev. there was a certain utopianism. but on the other hand, gorbachev was tough and canny. and his ability working within the still confines of the soviet system to get commerce communist hard liners to give up their power until they change their mind and tried to get his a get him to give up is, was really quite extraordinary when you go back to 1985 when he took over and assumed the leadership of a poet bureau that included a of the brush enough cohorts cohorts and lackeys. it's really remarkable what he was able to do. in fact, the irony, i think, is that he proved to be a more successful ruthless manipulator of the old levers of the old soviet system. then a sort of entrepreneur of democracy. it was better at forcing out camico and in the kremlin. then in mobilizing electoral forces to back his policies, once he had opened up the syst

, in the 41 years up his post presidency, there has not been one day of suspected scandal with jimmy carter but it psa can home some nuclear documents, or what suspected, publicly suspected, let's put it that way, publicly suspected of taking home nuclear documents, washington post runs a headline, carter took nuclear documents. i would expect jimmy carter within minutes, of the release of that article, to be standing out there, in front of his home, saying i absolutely did not take anything from anything involving, anything. that i wasn't supposed take. and i am happy to submit any questioning about that. and answer every reporters question. we are waiting donald trump has had, you know better part of an hour, more than an hour now to come out and tell us, absolutely not, no chance, nothing nuclear, came anywhere near my home. >> 100 percent, lawrence. so it's not just people like jimmy carter who didn't walk off a nuclear secrets. a fair number of people in the government, in every administration, have access to the stuff. i did into different administrations. it is the most sacred stuff

jimmy carter couldn't land the helicopters to get the hostages out. joe biden wouldn't listen to his military, that for the last 16 months not one american died. but he killed 13 more american troops. when was the last time we had a president who created an energy crisis, and look to opec to solve them? jimmy carter was the first president to put solar panels in the white house. i remember -- -- i lived in bakersfield, my grandmother was in los angeles. i told my father, let's go visit grandma. my dad said, can't go. we can't get gas. our license and in an even number, and today is an all day. that was america. -- today is an odd day. that was america. today you can't get baby formula. my mother is 81 years old, one year younger than pelosi. [laughter] look, i shouldn't say that. i do not want to say that democrats' ideas are old and their leadership. no disrespect. if you add up their age, pelosi and clyburn, they are two years older than america. but i am not saying anything. [laughter] i don't know. some people say 245 years is not that old. that a

jimmy carter couldn't land the helicopters to get the hostages out. joe biden wouldn't listen to his military, that for the last 16 months not one american died. but he killed 13 more american troops. when was the last time we had a president who created an energy crisis, and look to opec to solve them? jimmy carter was the first president to put solar panels in the white house. i remember -- -- i lived in bakersfield, my grandmother was in los angeles. i told my father, let's go visit grandma. my dad said, can't go. we can't get gas. our license and in an even number, and today is an all day. that was america. -- today is an odd day. that was america. today you can't get baby formula. my mother is 81 years old, one year younger than pelosi. [laughter] look, i shouldn't say that. i do not want to say that democrats' ideas are old and their leadership. no disrespect. if you add up their age, pelosi and clyburn, they are two years older than america. but i am not saying anything. [laughter] i don't know. some people say 245 years is not that old. that a

jimmy carter and barack obama. i think they got it wrong.hey got the number right, two presidents did earn it. ronald reagan and donald trump. >> [applause] >> you know, if you study history like your governor, i believe we are living through two times of past history that we have not lived through before. today, july 29th, 101 years ago, adolf hitler was introduced as the fuhrer for the national socialist party. we are living in this time period of two different times, one on the world stage in europe and one in america. i want you to think about the uncanny similarities to these moments, and i want to challenge you to change the course of history. while i believe we are living through 19 30 six and 1939 on a world stage in europe, i want you to think about the actions of hilary and put --hitler and putin. germany lost the treaty of versailles, they had to pay redemptions. hitler's was angry with his leaders. what did hitler do? he changes democracy. what does he do, he starts building in military, but it goes against the treaty of versaill

jimmy carter american history tvs first lady series is also available as a podcast. you can find it wherever you get her schedule was grueling almost as tough as her husband's yet. threw it. all rosalind remained an earnest and gracious campaigner. people ask me every day. how can you stand for your husband to be in politics and everybody know everything you do and i just tell them that we will born and raised as still live in planes, georgia. it has a population of 683 and everybody has always known everything. i did and jim has never had any yeah, i'm scandal in his personal life. i really believe he can restore that honesty integrity openness confidence and government that we so soul in need in our country today. i think you'll be a great person. that was rosalyn carter. she arrived at the white house after the 1976 campaign with a blueprint to go to work. she was a valued political partner to her husband jimmy, but found that there were many obstacles facing a first lady. wanted to influence public policy. she became known as a staunch advocate for those struggli

to give his wife a plane with a ballerina, for 3 days they did not allow to take off president jimmy carterlled leonid brezhnev said quote this is not about politics, and in love, journalists dubbed the spouses romeo and juliet of the cold war. but vlasova decided to return to the ussr and godunov has a career in a new place. he didn’t really work out, he danced the ballet of mikhail baryshnikov in the american theater, but quarreled with him, then performed with his corpse, but unsuccessfully played in films, but second roles and went out of life at the age of 45 i suffer from alcoholism. his ashes were scattered on the pacific ocean, anokin. tufi in los angeles. they issued an inscription his future is in the past. that was the day in history. souls and every soul is a bird. you protect us heart to heart, my god. i do not care. lord dad's heart soon always wonder where it all starts. now everyone will see the manufacturers of good things they want and it is best to check. farewell to daria dugina today at the ostankino television center, the murder of a journalist was organized by the ukr

when jimmy carter was elected president he turned around and gave a gift to the same powerful teachers union, the creation of a federal department of education. the nea and aft brand to there would be known affirmative education without the teachers union. from the very beginning that affirmative education has been the department of education has been a creation of the teachers unions. and if you get rid of that, you are anti-education. that was the problem of many other week need republican senators and congressmen of that area who were not willing to make that move. i hope that we are at a point where how corrupt the unions are after covid, something like being against the department of education can be decoupled from being against education. they have corrupted it so much they created an opportunity to expose it. >> we have time for one last question. we will go over here. >> thank you. by grandkids are homeschooled. i have learned a lot about it. my granddaughter is a sophomore at hillsdale. our youngest provides courses to kids through high school. he has online courses you can ta

he is the worst thing i have seen since jimmy carter and i was with jimmy carter, and he was a joke. for a man to step up there and say that students should be forgiven their loans, i would like to know how many of these loans are for americans or for other people. this should not happen to america. if you take out something and you have put your word to it that you are going to do this, you should to mitt to your word, it not be like these other people who sit in an office and tell you one thing, and it is a lie. joe biden, you are going to make it good. what have we got? we have got more hate and distrust going on. we have a government that is split, that will not adhere to what the constitution says. we need to clean house. host: that is david in north carolina. robert in pennsylvania, good morning. you are next. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. caller: good. i appreciate the person who spoke. i support veterans all the time, a number one priority. he made a point, but i just want to ask the question, who is going to pay for this? host: robert, who do you think

i know it took jimmy carter to bring is the race revolution. and it is always the darkest before the dawn but my friends, i want you to know soon it is going to be morning in america again. thank you all and god bless. ♪ >> j.d. vance is a republican candidate for u.s. senate for ohio. he talked about education and the economy during the pack. -- during cpac. >> this is where we have to stand up and not allow this to go on. >> this is the fight we were on this earth to make. >> the culture killers. >> conversation you are having with the on twitter right now. >> ladies and gentlemen up next the rise of the hillbilly a speech by author j.d. vance. ♪ thank you all. thank you. thank you guys. rate to be here. well, what a crowd. i have some my family you're so it will especially rowdy your. i want to introduce myself to those of you watching on tv and in the audience who do not know who i am in a business guy but i am now the republicans nominee of the state of ohio. ladies and gentlemen we are going to take that senate. i grew up in southwestern

so it's not just people like jimmy carter who didn't walk off a nuclear secrets.a fair number of people in the government, in every administration, have access to the stuff. i did into different administrations. it is the most sacred stuff imaginable. it's marked and all sorts of ways. it's the most obvious thing in the world that this stuff stays under the most intense lock and key imaginable. and if the reports are true, that the washington post is reporting, there are a lot of members of the republican party had to sear so we consider the grave national security threats that donald trump poses to this and action. there is simply no excuse for this. and i'm sure we will hear some excuses. i can't wait for donald trump to say, you know in a statement, something like, biden has nuclear information to. why doesn't anybody come after him? or some ridiculous thing like that. but to me the most important part about this story is that it highlights are really the stakes. and as andrew weizmann was saying, that he authorized something like this. and it blows a whole, wi

there is no comparison to be made with jimmy carter. - president.on to be made with jimmy carter. he was l be made withjimmy carter. he was not an especially successful president in terms of developing major domestic policies. quite the contrary and he veered off in the wrong direction for a democratic president, focusing on procedural initiatives like revising the tax code and reorganising the government rather than major substantive issues, such from frank and roosevelt to lyndon johnson issues, such from frank and roosevelt to lyndonjohnson have been so successful for presidents. another thing the pundits have been wrong on, and i went up against the pundits in 2016 when i predicted donald trump would be the next president, another thing that the pundits have gotten so badly run as the democrats are better off with joe biden not running in 2024, that is bitingly full. the reason i have i5 bitingly full. the reason i have been able to predict every american presidential election since 1984 i5 presidential election since 1984 is i have a theory of

>> well i'm going to jump in there because i think a simple way i can say that jimmy carter -- president quarter -- carter experience yesterday is almost everything that you need to know about progress, about hearts, about honesty, and about the future. he is on top of it in every way. so, i would say to you, all of america, if you can get a tape of the jimmy carter presentation of yesterday that that [applause] >> there's a movement going on now about unionizing college athlete. an aggressive movement in this terms of the unitization that is just started. and i think will are looking around for the opinion and added disposition of inspected on it that they can understand and wrap their minds around it. gentlemen? bill? >> for me, i have this phrase that i use. all great fortunes are mass with either cheap or slave labor. and so, the ca, -- the nca is one group that everybody is focusing on. -- the ncaa is agreed that everybody is focusing on. they have this money machine. and to keep it this way, the labor force has to be free. or very low wages. that is why you look at all a lot of the

you'll also hear her assessment of what she believes to be jimmy carter's greatest achievement. and her memories of the iranian hostage crisis, which consumed her husband through the last months of his presidency. i bring you greetings from latin america and the caribbean. it's in grand placer academy a starkey. i've done this for two weeks and i couldn't resist but seriously, it was a good trip. this morning in venezuela president perry said to me that jim is pan american they speech and my visit to latin america had open new pairs in into american relations instead of the paternalism that his characterized the past. we are ready and eager. to develop balanced natural normal and equal relationships a fan goodwill and friendship everywhere. i went. they love you in the caribbean and in latin america. and every head of state that i spoke with without exception. agreed with me on the importance. of cooperating and consulting closely on the issues that concern you jimmy and the concern us all human rights nuclear nonproliferation economic development. arms control. i think we've ma

a long time advocate for the mentally ill, and a forthright political partner to her husband, jimmy carter. american history -- american history tv's first ladies series is also available as a podcast. you can find it wherever you get your podcasts. her schedule was grueling almost as tough as her husband's yet. threw it. all rosalind remained an earnest >> her schedule was grueling, almost as tough as her husband's, yet through it all rosalynn remained an earnest and gracious campaigner. >> people ask me every day how can you stand for your husband to be in politics? and everyone knows everything you do. i just tell them that we were born and raised as georgia women. it has a population of 683, and everyone has always known everything i did. and jimmy has never had any hint of scandal in his personal life. i really think he can restore that honesty, integrity, openness, confidence in government, that we so sorely need in our country today. i think he'd be a great president. >> that was rosalynn carter. she arrived at the white house after the 1976 campaign with a blueprint to go to work.

jimmy carter lacked a basic understanding of economics.ur country was plagued by high gas prices, inflation, a lack of leadership and a waving military. there was a malaise overtaking the country and a dwindling of respect, especially on the world stage. sound familiar? ronald reagan on the other hand was about patriotism. he believed in self reliance and less on government. reagan supported law enforcement and military superiority leading unprecedented world peace and domestic prosperity. the economy zoomed and america was back better than ever. this is ultimately the democrats problem. they have the wrong messengers, but more importantly, they struggle to find solutions palatable to a broad array of americans. biden is inept on the economy feckless on domestic issues and produces weakness at home and abroad. he could've offered unequivocal support going to taiwan, but he could not even do that. that should have been an easy one. even joe did it the hard way making him in the country look weak. here for more and america abroad is presiden

>> i am going to jump in their because i think the simple way i can say that jimmy carter, president carter, experienced yesterday was almost everything that you need to know about progress, about honesty, and about the future. he is on top of it in every way. so i would say to all of america, if you can get a tape of the jimmy carter presentation of yesterday at that affair it's unbelievable. [applause] >> there is a movement going on now about unionizing college athletes. i would be very interested in both of your opinions in terms of this effort just starting and i think people are really looking around for an opinion, a disposition, perspective on it that they can kind of understand and wrap their minds around. bill? >> well for me, i have this little phrase that i use. all great fortunes are a mess with either cheap or slave labor and so the ncaa is the one group everybody's focusing on. they have this money machine and to keep in this way, the labor force has to be free or very low wages. that's why you look at all -- a lot of the great companies in this country and they pay th

i went to the cia and went to law school and later on when jimmy carter won the election by appointed -- they appointed someone i didn't think was good and i left but i went through series of marketable coincidences. i was brought in and the elevated me to the legislative branch to worke with the cia and i met the director of george h.w. bush who had come to head the cia. he was ambassador for china in the cia and i established a relationship with bush 26 years old at the time and had a relationship obviously. he eventually made the attorney general. he was in the role as head of cia for one year during this time the cia was under investigation by six committees and one commission for alleged during the cold war. assassinations and things like that so he had to defend the agency during the time they were trying to tear it apart. he did such a great job in that one year and agency professionals who are the old-time warriors in those days named the cia campus and building after him at the george w. bush intelligence center. >> you are the number two there and you become acting attorney

to give his wife a plane with a ballerina, for 3 days they did not allow to take off president jimmy carter called leonid brezhnev said quote it's not about politics, but in love, journalists dubbed the spouses romeo and juliet of the cold war. but vlasova decided to return to the ussr and godunov has a career in a new place. he didn't turn out very well he danced the ballet of mikhail baryshnikov in the american theater but quarreled with him, then performed with his corpse, but unsuccessfully played in films, but second roles and went out of life at 45, suffering from alcoholism. his ashes were scattered on the pacific ocean, anokin. tufi in los angeles. embossed the inscription his future. in the past, this was the day in history. we watch to explore the world of educational programs and documentaries we watch for free without registration. hello, good afternoon, yes. this kind of meeting conveys great importance on the flash mob today. is present and we are holding it not only on krasnoproletarskaya street in moscow, but throughout the country, the spirit of the russian flag is of great

. >> everything about joe biden really looks, feels and smells like jimmy carter. inflation is bad, malaise in the country. less optimism. military is waning is. the lesson is of jimmy carter. kamala harris is non-existence and not a good communicator. they want to tout this inflation reduction act but everybody knows it has nothing to do with reducing inflation. their core and number one issue. if it was so great they would be on the road touting it. instead joe biden is getting ready to crash on the beach and ride his bike in the sand. that doesn't scream hey, we're excited, democrats. it just says i think the party is over. >> i'm sure president carter appreciates you insulting him when he at least got religion but deregulation. he was deregulating airline tickets by the end of his time in office. speaking of biden and his climate and tax and spending law gives massive amounts of cash to the i.r.s. over the next 10 years. $80 billion in funding. six times the annual budget of the i.r.s.. the move sparking audit fears for everyday americans. the left, they say it

if the economist wants to call it -- under jimmy carter they called it a big banana. he outlawed the use of the word recession. if you want to call it a big banana, that's fine. two quarters down in real gdp. the common phrase, the common definition is that is what they call a recession. change the dmaim, -- name we have had two down quarters in gdp. a tragedy in this economy. >> the common man's recession, recession for folks making less than $400,000 a year. call it any of those things. we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, gillian. >> now this a deadly wildfire in california ballooning in size showing no signs of slowing down. thousands are under evacuation orders. also this. critics criticizing president biden for not having house speaker nancy pelosi's back over her possible taiwan vits. we'll get into it next. >> she should absolutely go. you can't pull that trip down because the chinese communist party sends out third rate propaganda to threaten her or the united states of america. >> china, though, is now warning it wi

. >> if you ask me jimmy carter looked even better and i don't think jimmy carter is that bad.ou miss trump. >> i miss a few of the presidents. >> which ones do you miss the most. >> george. >> which one you have quote to be a little more specific. >> father and son. >> holy spirit. >> yeah i'm in to that, too. >> holy spirit activate. holy spirit activate. >> do you miss barack obama. >> compared to joe biden, yes. >> now who do you miss. >> trump. >> how much do you miss him? >> i miss him a lot. >> do you think about him every night. >> no not every night. >> every other night. >> yeah, every other night. >> then you fell in love. >> i am waiting for the president to come where there is actually change instantly. >> president obama promised change. >> the only change i have got in my pocket. [laughter] >> who is barack obama's vice president? >> oh my gosh. um, oh my gosh. uh -- >> jeez, it wasn't jesus. it was a female, right? borders. >> the man in the white house who is screwing everything up. >> i need help. >> do you think that joe biden should run in 2024? >> no. absol

jimmy carter has had the longest post presidency of any president, he has lived 41 years now as an exsident, who like donald trump, ran a family business before getting into politics. and not once has jimmy carter use the fifth amendment to protect himself from being charged with a crime in an investigation of his family business. donald trump only made it to the second year of his post presidency when he decided today, that he could not answer a single question put to him by the new york state attorney general, in a deposition because the answer could incriminate him. donald trump pleaded the fifth amendment to more than 440 questions asked of him in four hours. 440 times, donald trump cited the fifth amendment. >> the mob takes the fifth! if you are innocent why you're taking the fifth amendment? >> andrew weizmann is back with us, can you answer donald trump's question? he is asking if you are innocent, why do you take the fifth amendment? >> so, i think it's very important to remember that the fifth amendment and the assertion of the fifth amendment is a constitutional right that

the left but then from the united states and 72 and then they come up with these vessels like jimmy cartered to see. [laughter] [applause] >> it grieves me those who are supporters b are surrounded by people who i think that lost the election but i want to restore america but that will make a one —- make more one was a reaction against the birthdd the democrats had to go to the middle to have that conference of a guy in clinton to have welfare in pass the bills. so the debate in the policies for over 20 years liberal was a dirty word. so leaders would produce that victory.ly [applause] >> i am not hostile to trump but 78 is a lame-duck president. he is not the guy to get that kind of victory. that is a hard last but reagan was this way. who can strategically figure out what we have to do to deal with the educational crisis in our country. and some of the other factors at work but the final question this quick. we have a book signing after this. the only two people to be attorney general's for two different terms. would you go for a third? [laughter] >> first, i'm the only one to do it in t

i went to the cia and i went to law school and later on under jimmy carter won the election and appointed someone i didn't think was the director. i left, but having gone to cia through a series of remarkablecoincidences , i was brought in. they elevated me to the legislative office to help work on all these investigations of the cia and that way i met the director, george hw bush who had come in to head the cia. he had been the ambassador to china and came to head the cia yand i established my relationship with west, i was 26 at the time and that relationship was obviously pivotal in my life because he eventually made me attorney general . >> he served in that role for a year. >> he was in that role as head of cia for one year and during this time the cia was under investigation by fixed committees and one commission . this was for alleged excesses during the cold war. things like attempted or successful assassinations and thingslike that . so he had to defend the agency during a time when everyone was trying to tear it apart. he did such a great job in that one year and won the respect

in the presidency of jimmy carter that you see evangelical and fundamentalist christians move en masserom the democratic party into the republican column the vehicle >> .because not only does it have that but the hardhats and the neoconservatives and the religious right as well. >> inside the parties when i came of age with the supply-side movement that was so from the austerity in economics and pain-and-suffering so our laugh or and bob hartley and the crowd of "the wall streetot journal", they really reinvigorated and reagan was not a supply-side or as a governor he came over from kant and blackburn from california so i come from the supply-side crowd. that really reinvigorated and economic message. >> what did the supply-siders say quick. >> with 3 percent rule there was a fight inside the university of chicago nixon took us off of the gold standard. and with the supply-siders bringing answers to the problem of inflation and tax reform to show how you could have growth and opportunity and in 1978 and in 1981 and 82 after passing the tax cut showing what real growth look like actuall

jimmy carter and his one term had more judges confirmed and donald trump so presidents come and go carterdistrict and appellate judges more than trump. what has changed and with that regard the democrats did not do very well with polarization that they can be before i attack mcconnell's full utterly unprecedented. the ramming through of amy coney barrett eight days before the election it is most antidemocratic act i have ever seen. >> going back to 2015 with mcconnell. [laughter] >> spoiler alert. i am anre old guy. you in a together our old guy so we go back a long way with history. i was in thepr mondale presidential campaign 1984 wrote speeches about the importance of the supreme court and how we could lose the majority free didn't pay more attention. that was half a lifetime ago. but i think what happened in 2016, a number of things happened. one, donald trump had a good instinct when it was brought to him the idea he could solidify the republicans if hese had a list of judges he would promise to pick a supreme court justice from. it was a mcconnell idea and white house counsel, the f

barack obama had to be jimmy carter reborn and he could only do one term because he was so interestedoving america in a direction in which it had not gone for many years. as he said his mission was to be the progressive reagan to be just as consequential to change but in a similar way. i think he really believed that this was going to be waterloo. this is a battle and win the election isfo ultra-obama in 202 really by news that think many people on the right were done. >> try being on the ticket. [laughter] >> i can imagine. i can imagine and that made them say all right if we are reaching this point where the input the electoral input we elected scott brownn in massachusetts and obaa passed obamacare anyway. we had the tea party congress but they weren't able to do anything. then in 14 we get a republican wave again that captured the senate and after the election of 2014 obama said oh yeah i heard people voted for republicans in congress and i hear all the people voted for democrats in the people who didn't vote at all. it's infuriating. the election should matter so i think that's t

empty vessel in jimmy carter that everyone could you know, see what they wanted to see in them? and he was overwhelmed by the problems and he was a one-term failure. remind you of somebody. so what i say to the people who i agree with and you know it. you know, it grieves me that many people who are maga supporters are mad because i think the president lost the election but i i say to. the maga supporters. that's what i want. i want to restore america, but that will take more than just one narrow victory and a president who you know. punches back publicly all the time what that will take is a reaganite type victory and reagan won was a reaction against the democratic excess. he won 40 states the first time 49 states the second time his vice president george hw bush 140 states. the democrats had to go to the middle. they got a democratic leadership conference a guy and clinton who then had the reform welfare and past two tough crime bills. so the debate and the policies for for over 20 years were dominated by the republicans and liberal was a dirty word in those days. that's the

guest: jimmy carter is not running again. whether president biden runs again. a political scientist, who i respect thinks that next spring biden will announce that he will not run for a second term. things are looking better for him this past week. amazing how quickly politics can change. he can make an argument that i was the sane, stable bridge from trump and i think a lot of people will be ok with that. if we believe these polls, his approval rating is bad right now. beyond that, we have to talk about age as well. it happens to all of us. it is not a knock on him. he will be in the mid 80's by the time his second term ends. host: mike, good morning to you. caller: i just wanted to get your perspective on trump and this notion -- the first draft of history is in the news? host: what is your take on president trump? caller: i don't think he is that bad. guest: can i ask you a question? do you believe he bears any responsibility for the january 6 attack on the capital or trying to steal the election. for instance, the georgia phone call where he called the secr

two years later when jimmy carter said donald trump was illegitimate president. so when donald trump says things like that, the press goes nuts when democrats do things like that the press yawns. area you were press secretary to president george w bush, and i'm sitting here thinking is there any press secretary? who's ever been in the white house? would say oh, you know the press treated my guy or yeah, my guy fairly and i have no complaints, isn't it? just part of being in the big game in the combat of the modern world, especially modern media to say, you know what? i don't think my candidate was treated fairly. yeah, but that's my point about president trump. i wouldn't necessarily say i didn't vote for him in 2016. i did vote for him in 2020. i don't work for donald trump and again one i try to call the balls and strikes as i see them. so yes if you're a partisan working for a candidate in office. yeah, you always feel like the press is tough on you, but let's go to a neutral source. there was a study done. it's in my book of the coverage of the five most rece

s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. rainy deposits in american banks were frozen. sales of military guns were band breaking diplomatic relations. the us band only exports, including food and medicine tortures for my daughter while you're false. hey, the bad denija would be monday, august hall start on was in the field before with less than i'm given a $100.00 a year long to get us meetings with their answers. podium will go up order. there's football controller finance, so extensive or near you've premier thought machine, you me at the new ssl dog. we're proposing your bullet into a promotional buzzer, which up to run some dollars for computers, video, and there are getting issues are getting the a slam revolution was a response to earlier events. the 3 decades, washington and london dictated terms to tehran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the quote election 50. they will have to legally elected the government of bob meant posit

it's not like 1980 when jimmy carter was running and there was ted kennedy in the background. there is not an obvious democratic challenger. that actually works in some ways to bidens and if it. there doesn't seem to be anyone there that is the obvious alternative. interesting that newsom would outpace harris in their home state. kristen: i found it interesting that a couple of non-californian home phone -- homegrown names are in there, bernie sanders is in their. >> bernie sanders one the democratic primary here four years ago. no big surprise. he has a constituency among younger voters still prefer him. , but the numbers are relatively modest. higher than both. kristen: newsom's name was not on the primary ballot. he continues to insist he is not running in 2024. of course it is politics. things could change if biden sits out. let's talk about the republican side. voters don't want to have a repeat of 2020. former president trump. how does outlook? -- how does that look? >> for trumpet is worse. 65% of californians strongly opposed trump running again in 2024. it's not just

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