i mean, that's what newt is essentially saying.ou are going to have to make that decision. you are going to make that decision at some point. >> my whole point is i'm an american first conservative. not a trump first conservative and not a vivek first conservative. and so i'm one person in this race. i'm not tearing anybody else down. i'm focused on what are we running to? what does it mean to be an american. laura, i personally do believe it's going to take someone of the next generation to reach young americans for whom we are doing this. i'm doing this for my two sons and their generation. and i think that's what it's going to take, first of all, to win this election by large margins but, second of all, to reunite this country. it will take somebody whose best days are still ahead in life to see a country whose best days are still ahead of itself. so i do that by praising president trump because i think that's the right thing to do to recognize his record. but i'm young, i have fresh legs, that's the difference. and that's going

larry: you know, newt, 100%, all i can say, 100%., full-throated reagan. i kept waiting and listening, oh, my gosh. newt gingrich, nobody -- >> you and i both worked with reagan. you did in the white house, i did as a member of congress, but here is the problem, you never heard reagan try to be somebody else. i want reagan's ideas and as you know when we did the contract with america we stood on reagan's shoulders. every single idea in the contract was something reagan had been for but this generation needs its own new version of leadership which is what trump has been giving it and this generation needs to come to grips with the fact that the world has changed. if reagan were alive today, he were running for president today, he would have the same core philosophy but he would be applying it in a very different world. larry: yeah. >> i think when you look at flashmobs in philadelphia, you look at feign it nil killing more people than the vietnam war, borders i think are total deliberate disaster there, is article today, there is a to

i agree, well said, newt.u forever, but have i to jump out, ever so much, appreciate it. >> up next, joining us my pal kevin o'leary. shark tank investor, and author of cold hard truth on business, money and life. so kevin, astute investor that you are, watching the republican debate did you buy to knows and tons of stocks --tons of stocks or sell stocks. >> i am a policy guy, i look for policy, that is what i care about, that is how i invest, you never make money in politics, you make money on policy. i didn't get any policy i'm disappointed, i understand why. i don't think that anyone scored any killer punches in this. i'm not sure polls advanced for anyone, i thought nikki haley had some interesting moments, but does this translate to into kind of delta in her polls? i don't know, i think you know, unless something happens over the next two debates, i think they will keep going. it will get difficult, basically, running out of time. january is not that far. and we don't have any momentum anywhere. there is

newt, great to see you don't as always.ina has this red ttentacles schools, universitie, research facilities at major college and universities. the real estate market. gob bling up commercial and residential real estate everywhere. but, a new shocking report out of the u.k. shows us how things could get even worse. >> laura: the times is reporting that mi 5 britain's intel agency has warned leaders of the conservative party there that two of their potential parliamentary candidates could be chinese spies. now, the party blocked them in 2021-2022 from actually becoming candidates due to these security concerns. but has the damage already been done? and given the money on the line with corporate elites here in the united states, and the ccp doing business together, makes a lot of dough, could would he be vulnerable as well? joining me now mike pompeo, former trump secretary of state and fox news contributor. mr. secretary, is it only a matter of time before china gets its talons into u.s. government agencies and a really prof

newt gingrich is right, it is a movement.was a business guy who gave money to republicans and democrats, he sees things are not depending what letter you have behind your name. one guy could take your business down. he could save it. >> steve: brian, the judge said there was fraud committed and that is why he lost his business licenses in new york, there is possibility he could lose trump tower. >> ainsley: he is appealing, right? >> steve: they start the trial next week, all members of the family will be called to testify for -- different parts of this particular lawsuit. if he loses, ultimately, he will appeal and they are trying to figure out who can run the businesses while he appeals. he can't run it, his family can't do it. >> brian: can you believe this? attorney general can target a businessman to get a democratic judge to decide you inflated the worth of your business, more than any realtor around the world looks to inflate the value of their business to get the best loan possible in order to be the best client possi

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candidates on sustainable tonight understand seven taking the stage second gop presidential debate newtp likely the candidate what are you expecting tonight is anybody on that stage do you think his vice president? >> well, look, first of all, watching the debate with great interest a regular reagan labor amazing i think better for them debating without trump because he is so dominating nikki haley had a good run certainly vivek ramaswamy had a very good run, and not impossible, for somebody to show up genuinely complete with trump pretty clear regret governor of florida governor desantis is al alternative i.t., i don't see how anybody else has a shot nikki haley most likely to do that ramaswamy second, you know several more interesting by the time you get to iowa. maria: interesting stuff meanwhile, nobody knows how all indictments, and charges against donald trump will play out. in the coming year is he going to have to go to trial right before or right in the middle of his campaign? what do you think about the fact new york judge charging him with fraud on same day we learn that hunt

newt gingrich doesn't believe them.ody believes them. >> for gingrich to say that is something we ought to take real, real note of because when president obama was elected in '08 -- one of the first meetings he had early in his presidency is he had newt gingrich and i come to the white house for education. i got to know him. we did five states together, going to schools and all, and though newt gingrich had no real plan b as you said, he was everything i stood against, he was a smart man, and he had a vision of governing that he wanted to try to put in that i disagreed with. kevin mccarthy is no newt gingrich. he has no vision. he has no plan. he has no tangible intellect that we can find. he was just a guy that wanted to be speaker, and now that he has the gavel, he doesn't know what to do with it. it's like a preacher that says, let me preach, reverend al. let me preach, and he gets up and he opens the bible and he has nothing to say. >> no. i tell you what. i grew up in baptist church. he had those guys visit our chu

. >> you spoke, tara, to former newt gingrich. well, he is still newt gingrich.mer newt gingrich. he still is him, about this correlation between the impeachment inquiry of course and what's happening right now. what did he say? >> he doesn't think it's actually intersecting in any way. he doesn't think it was sort of a carrot that kevin mccarthy threw to the house freedom caucus that he could pass the spending bill. but i think anyone can see that they were hungry for impeachment, the house freedom caucus members and kevin mccarthy miscalculated by thinking okay, if we launch this impeachment inquiry, this will make them happy and they'll let me pass this spending bill that i need to pass. they might not like everything in it, but they'll let me get it through, and i can get past one more day that i won't have to deal with a motion to vacate. he was wrong. he gave them what they wanted and burned any good will he would have had with democrats. and they would ostensibly be the one to save him if there is a motion to vacate. perhaps if there wasn't so much bad blo

. >> actually, you spoke, tara palmeri, two former, newt gingrich -- well, he is still newt gingrich.-- with him, about this correlation between -- and what is happening right. now what did he say? >> he does not think it is actually intersecting in any way. he does not think it was sort of a carrot that kevin mccarthy gave to the house freedom caucus, that he could pass a spending bill. but i think anyone can see that they were hungry for impeachment, those house freedom caucus members. and kevin mccarthy probably miscalculated by saying, okay, if we launch this impeachment inquiry, this will make them happy. and they will let me pass this spending bill and -- might not like everything in it, but they will let me get it through, and i can get it passed one more day, and i won't have to deal with a motion to vacate. but he was. ron he gave them what they wanted and he burned any goodwill that he would have had with democrats. and they would, ostensibly, be the ones to save him if there is a motion to vacate. because, perhaps, if there was not so much bad blood, he could ask hakeem jef

but again, newt gingrich and others, elders in the party, are very concerned about this. >> sure. >>o this could be the best thing that president biden has at least politically, republicans shutting down the government. but the actual problem after it shuts down is how do you get it back open. >> i don't know the answer. >> that's always the hardest part. >> there's a big problem if there's a shutdown, most likely, it will be fuller than what we've experienced in the past. we're talking about members of the armed forces not getting paid possibly. and the white house is messaging on, perhaps, you know, what it could mean for safety net programs for families and low-income people. so there may be more pain than even the more recent shutdowns that we've seen which again will put the pressure -- we already know, kevin mccarthy has said it, the republicans are going to get the blame here, contrary to what donald trump says, usually it's republicans. >> kevin mccarthy and they do believe that. cabinet is setting up each day of the week talking about the impacts. they're going out talking a

newt gingrich came to power. i was reelected only 811 votes after a nine-month ordeal.as an investigation by the house. looking back on that, her leadership got me on the team. i think i would've supported it anyway. but i never have thought about not following her lead. she was a marvel. >> questions about her health and her mental capacity in many ways shadowed her final years in office. why did she ultimately refused to resign and even of a growing pressure from democrats? >> i fully understand that. please show again the photograph of her yesterday standing next to me. she was frail but she was still in the fight. her view was she was elected by the citizens of california to her fourth term. she was there to be the most advocate for california. and to fight for other things that were important for the country, which she did. even yesterday she was talking about things she wanted to do in the future. why should she resign? was she perfect? no. she would admit that. but her cognitive faculties were there and adequate for the fight for the present and the future. it wa

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because when norman talks about newt gingrich, gingrich still talks about that with some pride. he led something that people believed was an actual revolution. this isn't a revolution. this is literally a bunch of people whose motives were not really clear on. they don't seem to be deeply ideological. they don't seem to be moral. eric swalwell says i'm looking to keep their jobs. i haven't heard a better argument. there's really no reason to continue to be thrall to donald trump. there was no reason as of a week ago. but given the several things don trump has just done in the last week. there's an exit ramp every 12 hours with donald trump. >> this is what authoritarians do, this is what a neo-fascist party does, which, is they disable democracy, first of all, because democracy is functioning, who needs them, and secondly they deploy violence in the threat of violence. thirdly they break all kinds of social norms of decency, of respect, of civility. fourth, they essentially claim to speak for the people, the average person, but of course they're taking away government services t

here with reaction, author of the book march to the thjority, former of the house, newt gingrich. i would say i do wish the republicans pue newt g wishd the 12 appropriations bills and got them there on time. and they could have voted on each one. i will say, you know, over the summer, theri saye was a me not to do that. and very bluntly, i was telling. people that not that not that anyone ever listens to me sithat anyme, sir. well, look, i think they'd be better off to get the appropriations to bills out and to get them passed. but i also think we have a verye practical problem in the house.v you have the most conservative of the major leaders in washington and speaker spwhn mccarthy, he's dealing with the senate in which at least a third of the republican senatorn s want more spending, not less. he's dealing with a president who wants to continue spending $2 trillion extra. i was dealing with house democrats who aren't going to help him at all. and here's his problem. it's a harde.r problem than i faced back when i was speaker in the nineties. he has about 215 members membe righ

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newt gingrich, john boehner, ryan, and this would be the fourth. this is very serious, so we are hoping that in the next hours, we can come to some conclusion, some agreement with the senate, to keep government open and continue the conversation. we are only talking about a continued resolution. but this is very damaging to the economy. imagine that they would be frivolous at the idea that 7 million women and children would be without food, that people who are federal employees or federal law enforcement and our military would work without pay. well, you can handle the rent and all the rest of it. even if his roar retroactive, they still need the money -- even if this were retroactive, they still need the money when they need it. so it is not something that you should be frivolous with. >> why is it happening? >> one of the reasons they are saying right now is they do not have -- my understanding from this morning is they want the senate to take out the ukraine money and they may want to put something else in, border or something, take out ukraine

that was a spicy appearance from newt gingrich, telling everyone to drop out of the race and it is trumps. at some point people need to make decisions but maybe it is not that point yet. follow me on social media. jesse watters, we had crosstalk last night. it was very exciting. lakes welcome to jesse watters prime time. >> there is an extremist movement, the mega movement. >> the fantasies are over, or are they? white guilt backfiring on america. >> how was your? did you enjoy it? >> burbank is going down. >> you are not going to believe it, but i am making you a believer. >> the real housewives make more sense than that debate. >> you hung them on your curtains. >> they were there before i showed up at the residence. republicans want trout. it looks like filler. the bachelor who knows who is worth. trump took republicans to the fantasy suite last night. >> for decades you have watched politicians treat american jobs as disposable and american workers as expendable. they sat back and got rich by taking bribes to let other countries pillage our jobs and wealth. joe biden claims to be the

newt gingrich from from his very campaign in the mid seventies was saying congress is a corrupt, terrible, we need to take the brooms, clean out the stables. and when when he and he relentlessly campaigned against the institution and even when he became the speaker of the house, he was in a sense oriented against the coalition building of congress. and he very much came in, in a wilsonian way. we have a mandate from the people. we gave them the contract with america. we won the midterms. president clinton only won because of ross perot. time to do what the republicans want. after all those decades of doing what? doing things the democratic way. and he never he didn't really have legislative sensibilities. my argument in the book he he was not a coalition builder disposition and he tried to smash a lot things through without much regard for even what the senate would think of it, let alone how he would get president clinton on board. he just sort of expected that his moment had arrived and would work out and, you know, the puzzle to me is that model was really not that successful in in, yo

. produce pondlife are the newts.hit hardest by our net zero regime is steel , and as the port talbot investment was announced a few days ago, i wanted to explore the effects of some of our green policies on the steel industry. currently thousands of jobs are at stake owing to these green policies, making it harder to produce steel in the uk, which makes more expensive than makes it more expensive than importing it. one of the worst legacies of the european union was the emissions trading scheme, a system under which certain sectors have their carbon capped and can carbon emissions capped and can only exceed the cap if they purchase contracts . the purchase carbon contracts. the steel industry in the uk comes under the jurisdiction of the emissions trading scheme, which we voluntary reintroduced. we are voluntary reintroduced. after leaving the eu. and when i was briefly energy secretary i was briefly energy secretary i was very keen to abolish it. it's estimated to cost the industry over £80 million in 2021. so this

. produce pondlife are the newts.rs hit hardest by our net zero regime is steel , and as the port talbot investment was announced a few days ago, i wanted to explore the effects of some of our green policies on the steel industry. currently thousands of jobs are at stake owing to these green policies, making it harder to produce steel in the uk, which makes more expensive than makes it more expensive than importing it. one of the worst legacies of the european union was the emissions trading scheme, a system under which certain sectors have their carbon capped and can carbon emissions capped and can only exceed the cap if they purchase contracts . the purchase carbon contracts. the steel industry in the uk comes under the jurisdiction of the emissions trading scheme, which we voluntary reintroduced. we are voluntary reintroduced. after leaving the eu. and when i was briefly energy secretary i was briefly energy secretary i was very keen to abolish it. it's estimated to cost the industry over £80 million in 2021. so th

if newt gingrich gingrich showed up at a nicki minaj concert, do you know nicki minaj? it was more like, well, that's something you don't see every day, but i will say the double takes weren't laced with any sort of contempt or aggression or hostility. it was more we were more of a curiosity. and i'm comfortable being a curiosity because as a as a black woman and a primarily went to primarily white schools my entire life. i've always been a curiosity. but we were we were all we've always been accepted by our neighbors, much to the surprise, i believe, of a lot of my colleagues and peers in california who really told me that i would have to be. they warned me that i'd have to be, you know, on guard for white supremacy as neo-nazis. i was, i think i was cautioned, in a way you can't even imagine about how it would be to live in montana. and i've we were all pleasantly surprised. lisa and i call it home now. we would never go back to california. monica harris you tell that story in the illusion of division stefon, who is he stefon is a stefon, a friend of mine from college

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you will remember old newt gingrich as he was the speaker whenve republicans took congress in 1994 and gingrich wanted to downsize government so someone ask how does that square away with you being sort of part of a legacy of the reagan revolution and a loyal apostle of president reagan left office only a few years before at that point and he said i'm a hawk but cheap and not of the same political persuasion of newt gingrich in general but philosophically i'm sort of in the same boat. so what i would like to do is talk about how to be a cheap hawk. in other words, to spend enough to makegh sure that based on my analogies we are in a robust position in a very troubled time and global politics with a lot ofof challenges around the worl. and yet, trying to minimize the burden on the taxpayer and also viewing the overall size of the deficit into the debt as long-term national security challenges onto themselves. the defense department can't solve that problem. i'm a little concerned about the politics that come back to the discretionary accounts, the so-called discretionary accounts which

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because of that same with the government shut down back in the ninety's and is very loser for, for, for newt gingrich. and that's going to be a loser for speaking mccarthy. i think he understands that, but it is a bigger issue for the republican party because it's not just about trying to tear down government and not fun things that we've already spend money and i have to pay for. but it is a talk on people's rights attack on democracy, reject and election results. you have hundreds of republicans who voted against the certified present, binds election, and you have a really focus focused on trying to take away people's rights. and that's that. and this is on abortion is non voting rights, and that's where you're seeing the passion and in the heat with, with, with democrats, but also really for independence who are rejecting and ends and matter of applicants, or rejecting the sort of extreme it back or republicanism that that liter jeffries, well let, let me ask you both this question and i want to be careful how i frame it that you know, joe biden, when he ran 1st. instead i'm, we're fighti

newt gingrich. thanks for being here. you read that article from npr.s weeks and months later they admit things that are obvious. they say other presidents do this but the one time they could think of was barack obama where they didn't have the red carpet planned for him. what does this tell you about the trajectory of this president? >> his performance in maui was so bad. he was so out of it. frankly, it's frightening. this is not about politics and scoring points. this is the commander-in-chief of the most powerful military in the world. it is clear that half of the time he is just not there. month by month, his cognitive collapse is more and more obvious. the associated press reported that 77% of all americans, democrats, republicans and independents, believe that biden is too old to run for reelection. i suspect by next summer that will be in the 90s. this will get worse. he is clearly in cognitive decline. it makes me wonder who is making the real decisions at the white house? obviously joe biden is not. he is not capable of it. >> pete: mr. speake

those of you who've been around will remember newt gingrich, after republicans had taken congress, he wanted a downsized government. someone asked him, how does that square with you being part of the legacy of the reagan revolution and the royal apostle of president reagan had only left office a few years before? gingrich said i'm am a hawk but a cheap hawk. i'm not of the same political persuasion of him but i am philosophically in the same boat. i want to talk about how to be a cheap hawk. i'm trying to spend enough to make sure that based on my analyses, we are in a robust position in a troubled time in global politics with a lot of challenges around the world. and yet trying to minimize the burden on the taxpayer and viewing the overall size of the deficit and the debt as long-term national security challenges. the defense department cannot solve that problem and i'm concerned about our politics. i always come back to the so-called discretionary accounts, only one third of the federal budget together, defense and domestic. and try to put pressure on those to reduce spending while

i think that the polls show people don't like the -- what newt gingrich called big government socialismn't like the central plans, they don't like all of the egg heads in washington calling the shots and telling us how we're supposed to live our lives when below is a revolt. >> irony is that biden keeps using that bidenomics term. jerry baker said we used that to identify an economy policy that was government picking winners and losers, failing at that. he now has doubled down on that, you know those of his policies. at work, they are working, voter who believe they are worse off financially under this president is now at 37 year high, 44% of americans believe they are worse off financially under this administration. it has never been that high, there is that biggs question, are you better off now than you were when the president took was on the, the numbers are going to tell the story. you say what is change, things could get worse, you have j.p. morgan now predicting 150 dollar oil. you have to look at -- snow -- >> a couple years. >> we are headed that direction. larry: interest rate

and this, apparently, gnaws at the fugitive deranged actor and sex newt, they tried to kick him out,itionally caused a brawl and as a result ended up in handcuffs, please, please. please, the troublemaker panin was taken to the department. the media immediately started talking about his possible deportation to russia, but in the morning the actor with a thoroughly bruised face went on air against the backdrop of the gray-blue government walls of the estonian sobering-up center and dispelled all the rumors, guys. before i woke up there was already a ton of information in the press some police are deporting me. guys, it’s all lies, absolutely untrue, later a scandalous stay. panina in the baltics began to acquire even more dirty details. it would seem a shame and disgrace, but not for alexei panin, every vile prank for a fugitive and finally released artist, experts say, seems to add strength to him, and he gets high from it. he enjoys it, that he's finally interesting again. he is the moderator of his performance, which he staged, which he performed beautifully. that's it, no one will

that's certainly what former newt gingrich thinks. he believes that shutdowns are not good. >> but what does he know about shutdowns? >> but the better question now probably is how it gets reopened. we have had more experience with shutdowns in recent years than in the course of history. and the question is how long is it going to be? if it's a couple days, we'll figure about this. if it's a month, that is a much bigger problem. and then the people in america start seeing things and reflecting their anger on members of congress. so the bigger question now probably is, how does this get back open and is it worth s sacrificing your speakership for. >> sol of the hourly wage workers are not eligible for back pay. conservatives want to make this argument they are for the american worker. if they push this shutdown, it flies in the face of that argument. >> really good point. everybody, standby. we're going to talk to two of dianne feinstein's long-time colleagues, senators amy klobuchar and chris coons are going to talk about her legacy,

speaker, in a recent op-ed, former speaker newt gingrich wrote and i quote him in part, it is incredibly disappoint bug not surprising that the biden administration has hijacked one of president george w. bush's greatest accomplishments. the president's emergency plan for aids relief to provide abortionen demand in the developing world. he conned, president biden's insincere and demonstrably false claim that pepfar isn't pushing abortion on demand in africa and elsewhere collapses under scrutiny of its partner. they say they are not doing it, they're empowering the n.g.o.'s to do it. just like in this chamber, house and senate, all over the states of this country, we know it is the n.g.o.'s, planned parenthood and oarks that promote very aggressive for abortion right up until the miami of birth. mr. speaker, i strongly supported pepfar when it was created in 2003. and i was a sponsor of the re-authorization of pepfar in 2018. regrettably it has been reimagined, hijacked by the biden administration to empower pro abortion international n.g.o.'s, deve eaterring from its life-affirming work

and then, newt against rich came into the game. i wrote about that in my memoir. changed everything. his whole attitude was that democrats, we have to paint them as unpatriotic and treasonous and baby killers and all these crazy things, and he was so extreme and he tried to paint us as being extreme, and all the good will, you know, left. i'll never forget, we had a big battle over shutting down the government over regulation. he wanted no health and safety regulation. and the women, there were hardly any women then, 25 or so of us, he wanted to do away with regulations with mammograms and all kinds of things and we won that battle, but it got ugly after that, slowly but surely. and again, bringing it back to my dear colleague, she had none of that. when we got elected, we didn't always agree, we came from different parts of the party. she was more to the center, i was more liberal, and we knew from time to time we wouldn't agree, but we always said we'd have each other's back and we would care about each other and we wouldn't do anything that the other one didn't