one accolade, or the single person that he needs to come back into the white house. >> you know, rick wilsonrom prison. maybe we should test that went out. work wilson they use much will be here this morning. say that again. >> linda rush, from the 1970s and 80s, ran a very successful graffiti and ran for president from prison. there is a precedent for. we'll see. >> god, where. it was going and on such a high note. rick wilson, nice for being here. i appreciate it. still ahead, the power of women's rage. what's happening in iran right now is extraordinary. braverman they're fighting for equality, sometimes risking their very lives. next, a warning to speak with feminist writer alice shane hussein of, oh what the impact these parties are having here at home. you are watching the katie phang show. phang show for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art insp

joining me now is the cofounder of the lincoln project, rick wilson. good to see you. any comment about newt gingrich now being a target of a subpoena from the january 6th committee to be able to go and speak about his involvement in attempts to overturn the 2020 election? >> katie, at least rule in washington that if you say newt gingrich's name three times he appears like the candyman. he pops up like a bad penny over and over again. in one way, i'm not shocked at all. because gingrich is an opportunist. he saw trump as a great way to enhance his fading profile, so of course he's going to give trump the terrible advice he's given generation of republican politicians. and i'm delighted, actually, that one more person who can be an element in unraveling this entire maze that the trump effort to overturn the election put together has been called to account. and the committee, i think, will get a lot out of newt. he is a guy who communicates with a lot of people. he talks on the phone with a lot of people. you'll get his text messages, his calls, the meta

joining us, rick wilson, cofounder of the lincoln project. eddie is still around. ment -- the most effective trolls of donald trump, and this really triggered him, and it seems that that's -- that makes sense. it's cutting off his money, cutting off his financial relationship with his supporters, which from his end, cut him off from them. what use would they be to him? >> you know, i always say it's not trolling when you've got a fish on the line. he always takes the bait on these things. what we're doing with this ad in particular is telling his donors, there was never an election defense fund. this was always a, donald trump needs to pay his american express bill fund. there was never any serious effort at all to really overturn the election in the legal space. he wanted to make sure, as you said, that he could milk these people dry, and every month the disability check comes and bang, half of it goes to trump. he was looking at this as a colossal -- and the most successful business, frankly, that trump's ever had in his life. >> yeah, i mean, and eddie, to your p

switching him to host a, is a democratic strategist, and rick wilson is a former republican strategistoln project. welcome to you both. rick, the american people have consistently supported women's rights to make decisions about their own bodies. grams implication that there is somehow some support for a national abortion ban is simply at odds with reality. what is happening here? >> you know i think that lindsay's rather desperate right now because for generations the intensity of voting behavior driven by abortion was apocryphal, and demonstrably, on the right. and the people voting on abortion were almost exclusively on the right. now what they've done with don's is that the dobbs of caught the car and this is activated women any republican electorate, the independent, across the spectrum. it's not that they are raging, planned parenthood, it's that they don't love people like lindsey graham making their decisions for them, especially in cases of rape, and incest of the mother, where a lot of the states of oregon which is even further more extreme than one gram is proposing which ta

rick wilson sums it up says nixon is the modern exemplar of course at the heart of the judgment standsdishonesty, the illegality epitomized by the watergate break-in, the cover up running through any number of other episodes of richard nixon's long political career. and it speaks to his line of criticism. of course there's more to it than that. the anti- semitism, the racism that has been revealed on the recordings from the white house attest to a deeper kind of character problem that has fueled a lot of nixon disliked or perhaps hatred. there also seems to me a third piece of this. nixon's distinctly paranoid style of politics. in the anti- instincts he seems to have embodied. in public opinion was for nixon often a force to be held in checked or even bypassed in order to free himself to proceed as he wished. so my brazil story speaks to some of this. some of the speaks different about richard nixon. it muddies the waters a bit and enables us to see the phenomenon of nixon hating part in a more complicated life in the realm of foreign policy after all is the realm weren't nixon would

we're joined by rick wilson, co-founder of the lincoln project, and kim atkins storr is back with us o you see in that immigration gambit? >> look, i think the point he was making is i'm running for president in 2024. i'm going to primary donald trump. i'm going to go after him on the thing that he is strongest on in the minds of many of his voters, which is hostility to human rights and immigration, and he is going to outtrump trump in that space. and i think for desantis, it was a remarkably successful political strategy to open up his 2024 presidential campaign because in part, his audience consumes the cruelty by which that act was defined. >> well, plainly put. kim? >> i think the same. but the interesting thing about this is in the desire to own the libs in a way that outown the lib morse than donald trump could, the stance reveals something else. they not only reveal the cruelty and the potential human rights violations, but it reveals that there could be solutions in the short-term for the border crisis while we wait for congress to come up with long-term solutions if states a

joining rick and i at the table is rick wilson, former republican strategist, co-founder of the lincolntrategist, asia mills. it's tragic that an ad like this can be made. tragic that the material exists to make it. but it is the state of the republican party not just in pennsylvania. but all across the country. >> indeed, it is. and it's so sad. the i hope that people of pennsylvania are watching. the truth is what will set us all free. i listen to his rebuttal. it us from straits me when people claim i'm not racist or anti-semitic, i'm not sexist, but if you look at the record of who they hang out with, who they pay for advice, who their friends are, their friends are bigots, anti-semitic or racist or homophobes. we're in taping point in our society that people believe in the hateful values feel like they have been resurrected. they can now be a part of the mainstream discourse. i do believe that they are the minority of the population. there is a choice among the american public whether that's okay. whether it's okay to mainstream hanging out with really bad actors who condone the vi

. >> rick chambers, thank you for that live report tonight from the area of with it. fires burning. thanks. >> other is tonight. wilson renamed to how keen elementary school this is video from the excit d crowd at the unveiling of the sign yesterday. how keen is the native alone e word in the chill. cheney a language with a view which they've used for centuries for that area between hayward and oakland. the school principal says her students burned about the importance of a name leading up to the change. >> it represented sort of this, the land, the space that has been here and the names that have been used for before the school was even here. so it's a very identified with where we are right now. and then i think for the community, it was also really important to the history of people who have lived here for, you know, many years. first, people who lived here. >> other news in the south bay, san jose woman is searching for her puppies after she says someone stole them from her living room while she was sleeping on floors. amanda hari talks with her today about how she believes those suspects managed to get inside. >>