in washington, d.c., the annual gathering of the maggalos has begun. [ laughter ] cpac stands for clownseriodically assembling in convention centers. [ laughter ] it is a chance for the far right to get together and share crazy thoughts. they started it with the traditional 21 assault rifle salute and the pledge of allegiance to donald trump. [ laughter ] then they got going with -- they've got some great panels lined up this year. these are real. we didn't make these up. people pay to go see these. "no chinese balloons above tennessee." [ laughter ] "sacking the woke playbook." [ laughter ] "parents with pitchforks." [ laughter ] i saw parents with pitchforks at coachella last year, really good band. [ laughter ] "the biden crime family." [ laughter ] and this is the one i would go to. "my speech." by mike lindell, the mypillow man. [ laughter ] i guess his rabies test came back negative. [ laughter ] he's able to speak at this event. and he's not the only star. you've also got -- the honorable matt gaetz, congressman from florida. the honorable tulsi gabbard, former congresswoman, lieu

of course, president trump -- rmer presidentmp is nding cpac however,ot of r top reicans aren but trumpthat's because anything they have to say.st in they have heard it all before, and don't want to hear it again. [ light laughter ] trump was like, "you can't repeat yourself. that's why my campaign slogan is --" [ light laughter ] "make america great again, again (again). [ laughter ] "don't repeat yourself don't do it. [ applause ] actually, trump's excited to be there. he actually spent all day in the lobby signing copies of his classified documents >> steve: oh >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] switching gears, some entertainment news the third season of "the mandalorian" just premiered. [ cheers and applause and we all love baby yoda, but now everyone's talking about another fan favorite character herere, take a l look at thihis. >> the insolence >> what do you want? >> jimmy: "what do you want? [ laughter ] apparently, the clip is so popular it even inspired a a number one dance remix here now i is the videdeo for t new track "what do you want. ♪ what do you wan what do you want what d d

i bolger bolsonaro is at cpac today getting raucous applause. and and i think that that the real concern you i think that there are some good things that happened in the midterms which we can all agree right up the most egregious election deniers lost across the board every one of them. so there is a big middle that is holding. now, the problem with that, though, is, you know, one economic downturn, one outs that one event outside, you know, outside event, one one. some people predict. and a bunch of these folks, you know, get swept in as they did in 2010 or 2016. you you have to guard against that. right. but so then what happen if that group swept sweeps in and i that what we've seen is that we have a big middle in this country that doesn't want that people that might be temperamentally wall street journal republican types that are not going to support these folks they're not a big crowd but they're big enough to matter and then think we have this other group that if they got in you know i think would try and we have seen and red states anti-d

judges said, his reports from the cpac convention in orlando and from the campaign in hungary were looking to the u.s. far right in the global context, calling them well researched and rooted in basic journalistic techniques, being on the ground, conducting interviews, making first-hand observations. they emphasized the huge value in what he does. reaching an audience, especially young people who might not be other wise hearing stories showing how swiftly authoritarianism can undermine freedom and democratic institutions. let's have a look. [video clip] >> is this really a big issue? >> every time. >> what about the don't say gay bill? >> there's a lot of nervousness right now. >> should we just outlaw it altogether. ? the maga crowds' obsession was protectable. but there was no new infatuation that i was surprised to hear. people were applauding another country. >> when you see people like -- leaders like hungary talking and speaking. >> hungary is a positive example of how a confident conservative can do wonderful things for our country. >> conservatives here were looking for inspiration

we see somebody with a sniffle, we are given as cpac.es more and more resistance. >> if you are a patient -- let me say for myself. i would like to not take antibiotics. if i have a sniffle or a cold this winter, should i avoid asking for antibiotics? to avoid this problem? >> yes, you should avoid putting the pressure on your doctor. doctors are going to get a better tool. we are starting to get rapid test for bacteria so we can do a little swab and find out in five seconds, you don't have that spirit and then we have more evidence on our side. coming in and pressuring your doctor for antibiotics when it may not help -- >> as a physician, you have a patient who comes in. they are not feeling great. you want to help them out. the tendency for you is just to go ahead and write the prescription. >> they leave with a smile or a lollipop versus my saying you have a virus that's going to get better on your own and they go home and they are more miserable. another point was during the pandemic, we missed a lot of this. we were so hyper focused

only if done by large numbers of peoples who are making calls and sending messages not only to the cpacembly person senators and the governor, all pga would say is that it believes these costs are way overstated and that undergrounding lines is far more effective and safer than insulated systems. as usual, the cpuc said nothing tom vacar ktvu fox two news tom, thank you. as the number of deaths increase on maui, there's mounting criticism over the response to the deadly wildfires. there are now at least 111 confirmed deaths. so search efforts have expanded. excuse me have expanded from the historic town of lahaina to other oceanside communities. and yesterday, in the wake of criticism over sounding disaster sirens, the head of the maui emergency management agency resigned his post. he says his resignation is due to health reasons. hawaii's attorney general is now launched an investigation into how state and local agencies responded to the fire. the sunnyvale public safety officers association is working to help people in maui in the wake of those wildfires. it is a mission close to many

another member came to cpac last night.expel a third member who took part came one vote short. the group earned a nickname, the tennessee three. >> the national basketball association players association is condemning the orlando magic are donating $50,000 to ron desantis. >> the donation was made to a super pac, supporting the presidential bid. the players say the money was earned through the labor of employees. they say that reverse value headlines after he said he supported a school curriculum which teaches students about the benefits of slavery. ask amazon is not horsing around with a new delivery method. the company is using mules to deliver packages to a ranch which is at the bottom of the grand canyon in arizona. the ranch is only accessible by a trail. packages go out four days a week for sunrise to avoid the heat. >> they are no longer getting the attention they had when they first launch. new data from market research firms show that metta is struggling to keep users. the data shows threats -- threads daily activi

fox news has gone over and done shows in hungary, viktor orban comes and speaks at cpac.y is hiding from this. >> no, this is a party white phenomenon. this is will be on trump now. trump's, and whatever you want to call, it fascism, and this is a party infected by its. and when orban comes and speaks and gets cheered, that's a reminder. also, by the way, ali, a lot of these fascist movements around the world, it's a lot of older people. in the united states, you look at some of these young conservatives, some of the people who are pushing the stuff online, it's a lot of young people. it's very scary what they are saying at some of these rallies. i think we have to expect, even donald trump was run over by bus tomorrow, just disappear from the political, seen this is here to stay. that is why it is so important that we discuss this in the context of a gop reckoning. >> and, yet if this were a normal debate, something would happen on wednesday. someone other than chris christie, maybe asa hutchinson, if he shows up, will say, this is not the future we want, this is not the

this is not someone in a maga hat at cpac last year. it is a random new yorker in the year 1985. 1985 was the year that rudolph giuliani made a name for himself. it was the year that giuliani pioneer the same prosecutorial tactics that now very much look like they could be his downfall. but let me back up just a little bit. this is carmine, the cigar gilante. he was allegedly the boss of one of new york's most powerful crime families. and in the 70s, gilante -- shot point blank at an italian -- allegedly the motivation of his assassins ways that galante decided he should be the head mob boss. but the other mob bosses didn't want to agree. a guy named anthony indlicato -- whack wax palm print -- but mr. indlicato -- whack whack -- was almost definitely not the person who decided -- our mind this a car. whack whack may have been part of the -- mr. indlicato ways what is referred to in the mafia as a cop show capo -- compose -- kapo instead mr. giuliani wanted strike all levels of the mob family saying it was not an unrealistic goal to cru

that's what he told the cpac audience in march. i am your retribution.s all about. he's somehow trying to celebrate this image, and his most -- he's claiming he looks strong, when in fact, this is the weakest possible image. there's so many lies happening this week around trump. you think about his interview with tucker carlson, which he claimed was bigger than the super bowl. we heard the big line in 2020, this is the new little lie trump is coming out. with claiming he's more popular than the fox debates. more popular than a super bowl or oprah winfrey. it's a joke. but it's a joke that's actually self defeating. he's telling his maga base that he is more popular than he actually is. at the end of the day, it's going to be a push comes to shove moment where that is proven not to be true. where actually, he was not more popular in the debate. we can claim it for a while, but the truth can eventually rear its head, and he will suffer as a result. >> we will talk a little bit of about that twitter and the viewership in just a moment. but susan, i want to

you're the hot bed and cpac they don't want to recognize the reality which is boring regular republicanswant -- like whether they were experienced or not. whether they're old or not passionate or not and brian kemp won. theyli won. the republicans that lost were the ones that went along with crazy and i think that was basically it. along with abortion like those are two things that matter. >> one interesting thing, though, is that, you know, we talk about the governor race and the senate races. and how crazy did not work there. crazy did work on the house districts. and you know, it didn't work as well k as they thought it would. and midterm election with inflation you know the republican the expected to have a better majority. but it's still signifies that, you know, many americans are, you know, congressional districts and small races. are willing to vote for some of the most extreme election denying candidates. so they're, you know, the republican based that you talk about out there is very strong in the way our system works and the way it's divvied up and we'll see even though they'r