see today, taking a vote to avoid a government shutdown for the fifth time this congress, is us republican party has sold out, lock, stock, and barrel, and because donald trump and maga extremism continue to permeate under this dome. vis chair ted lieu. mr. lieu: thank you, chairman aguilar my out to dan kildee and his family. recently, chief justice john roberts, appointed byesident ged a request from trump associate peter navarro to stay out of prison. today,■ peter navarro reported o prison because he broke the law and america -- and in america, no one is above the law. not the rich. not the powful. and certainly not associates of the rich and powerful. we in the democratic caucus continue to call on speaker supplemental security bill on the floor for up or down vote. it's critical that we get aid to our allies. is to have an up or down vote on that supplemental security package. we also have a discharge call ot to put country over party to also sign that discharge petition and have a vote on thay supplemental package. mr. aguilar: thank you. questions. julie? eric? reporter: question on the

she has not declared anything but more important. trump, this does not have the grip on the us republican party. she has all the grip now on the delegates a at the convention. but i'm also remarkable is trump is really facing his voters, a clean sound group of people. he's not building bridges to any of the thing in the middle or even more liberal. he's not building purchase. i think you healy would do so he's only moderating his people. and if his he's proven in 2016 that, that could lead to the white house, but has also shown the mid terms that could also fail. so there is a voluntary ability at this point in a very narrow lead divided electra to matthew. it's often said that that it will be key to when those undecided voters. interestingly enough, there are a number of undecided voters within the democratic party with in jo biden's base base. if we look at the super tuesday results, there were some states where we saw as many as 20 percent of democratic voters voting uncommitted to send a message to joe biden. again, could that become a problem for him going forward? the buying campaign seem

pause easily in the coming weeks. chose not to, i'll just, or the national committee of the us republican party is voted to install a new chapman hand picked by donald trump. like a lot of his appointment types and use the former president's control of the policy . what is frequently echo trumps falls claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 elections. terms of jobs are a lot, lot of trump must be the pointed co chairs ukrainian presidents, drug music landscape has met turkeys. presidents are zip tie. i found on a new stumble that i'm skiing, says he needs to key is help to secure the release of prisoners of war and captives held by russia. apparent, also discussed the black sea green deal as well as defense cooperation. the k is a member of nato, but it's also kept from the relations with ukraine underbrush. us is the war began . russian president vladimir presume, is expected to travel to is temple later this month. when the name ukraine with medical qualifications and are required to register for possible military service public, brian has visited a training center for come by medics and

state now arguably republicans have taken control and taken the super majority in tallahassee for the governorship for 3 to 4 successive terms, they used very well the republican partyd early voting and mail in voting much better than democrats did, so when donald trump threw cold water on this, there was a lot of republican state parties that said, do not discourage this because this is a good tool for the republican party but donald trump so to doubt and ever since then, we have seen the attrition of republican voters voting early by air. that's what you see laura trump saying if it's a tool by which democrats can beat us, we will see if we can get it. >> you know, david, i don't believe in coincidences, so we are in decision 2024, you have laura trump, cochair of the rnc, michael watley who is a elections here and i have christina bob, who's the senior person in charge of election integrity and then you have laura trump talking about poll workers being trained and the thing that stopped me dead in my tracks is when she talked about having these rnc trained poll workers physically handling ballots and that really freaks me out because it's stacking it right, it's

it was to use the power of the republican party, republican officials in the states, republican office holders in washington, the national republican party that she runs to use the party's power to reject election results to take over the government and hold power by other means. and this project is now ongoing, right. now the project is to tell the american people that those efforts are on the 2020 election were righteous. that 2020 election, it wasn't okay. those election results were not correct. we shouldn't believe american elections. we shouldn't believe american elections are real elections. american election results should not be seen as real.ct they should not be respected. that's the project now.d it didn't work to overthrow the government last time; but as long as you can build on that first effort, as long as you can keep up the anti-election mythology, then you are priming your people, you're priming the american public to not accept the results of the next election either. you're telling them that they'rg going to need to take power by other means, because the election is

it shows that the current republican party is sort of at war with the modern world. they don't like what is happening around usknow, i had a smart client in politics once who said bet on the future because it will happen anyway. that's what the republican party has forgotten. >> that's a smart quote. barbara, let's talk about the cases that america first legal is trying to pursue illegally. last month they sued the largest public school district in arizona claiming they encouraged students to change their gender identification. that case and many others are again stillpeneding. tell us what is happening here from a legal perspective . do they have any grounds with these cases and the similar ones they are pursuing across the country? >> well, the ones they are pursuing seem to be based on false claims. for example this one the school refutes the allegations, that they are not encouraging kids to do anything. they are just making it a safe space for kids who want to transition. so it seems that part of the agenda here is controlling the political conversation, and driving a wedge through society and trying to f

south carolina was a big deal, big vote and told us where the republican party was going. competitor took four minutes, another 10. take news out of your name. we should all be listening to ideas and thoughts and if biden came out, we would take him and be fair. >> harris: we do it all the time. sometimes we have to put words on the screens, helicopters are too loud. coming up, elon musk warns ground work is being laid for something worse than 9/11 after biden administration admitted to flying illegal immigrants into the u.s. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care. plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% off treatment plans. making it easier to get started with quality care. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie s

us. they represented, by the way, the republican party of colorado in the ballot caseip . former harvard law professor alan dershowitz is with us and fox news legal analyst. great. jared jordan, let me start wit h you first. you were involved the aclu was involved in issue representing the republican party of colorado. i did sense that a lot of the arguments you put forward were actually considered by justices. that was my take. your reactiotake sithat, yeah, we actually have a side by side that we put up today p on our broadcast where you can see our brief and then seee majorie opinion today and see kind of the language used. and i'm no ke ust the justices k it verbatim, but i wouldy be pretty exciteexcited what ou. team, our legal team put together on case and i think-- with justice baird summed it up right. all the americans to take away, as you said, sean, is that all nine justices agres agree ts the wrong process and that's it on this. all of this matter that states o of states and random officials at the state levelat ran shouldt have no role in deciding what presiden

my friend told me, i don't want to scare you, but now you a problem for the entire republican party, they are usedving their problems, so that this whole story does not harm my family and does not lead to my death, you need documents and money. extremely upset, extremely dissatisfied, post in the white house will begin on april 15th. trump first criminal trial in american history against a person who held office, he calls it election interference, an attempt to remove him from the race, but judge juan merchin was relentless. and his accomplices are prevented from defeating the crisis at the border, inflation, prices for energy, afghanistan, the conflict in ukraine, an attack on israel, so all they can do is interfere in the elections with the help of trials, corrupt judges, shackle their opponents with litigation and extract as much money from them as possible. donald trump did not make these harsh statements addressed to judge merchin, to the democrats and to joe biden personally and his entourage in a random place, he was... located opposite the office of district attorney letitia james. letitia

meanwhile, the most likely candidate for the us presidency from the republican party is donald trump. in social networks , he commented on biden's speech in a flash, wrote: nato became stronger thanks to trump, and putin would not have attacked ukraine under his administration. iryna shinkarenko, kateryna lisunova, kostyantyn golubchyk, dmytro savchuk, voice of america. ruslan osypenko, diplomat, an expert, an internationalist, joined our broadcast. welcome, thank you for joining. what do you think of biden's speech in the context of increasing aid to ukraine, did he convince the republicans, in your opinion? a powerful speech, i listened to it all. in great detail, he started with ukraine, exactly, he started with the fact that america will not fall, that america will not back down, he will not back down, these are strong words, that's exactly what he showed, i also liked that he showed that they can solve the issue together, and on this agreement on the border, he said, let's solve it together this is the issue, and that help to our allies will come and the issue of creating new job

us. represented by the way the republic and party of colorado in the -- former harvard law. [ laughter ] alan dershowitz with us in fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. -- rivers in the republicanty of colorado. i did sense that a lot of the arguments you put forward were actually considered by justices, that was my take. you're reaction? >> yeah, we actually have a side-by-side that we put up today on our broadcast you can see our brief and then see the joy the opinion today and he kind of language use and i'm not saying that if this is taken verbatim what i would be pretty excited about -- what our agl is the -- her legal team put together for this case and i think justice baird summit up -- is that all nine justices agreed that this is the wrong process and that's it on this matter and its state, the secretary of state at random officials at the state level should have no role in deciding what presidential candidate at the ballot and let's not forget it was not just democrats but plenty of ri and oh republicans were doing the same positions as a work -- wanted to remove president trump from the ballot this winter spring court pulled them even three liberal members of this re

the republican party will not save us here. we cannot wait for the republican party to wake up.happen inside the republican party other than efforts to get donald trump what he wants, which is to get rid of our form of government. the only way the country gets saved is if republicans are blocked by the democratic process because democrats win instead. that's the only thing left to us. >> what is it like -- i mean i always try to get an answer to this question because it sort of -- i'm burning with curiosity about it, but what is it like for lifelong progressive tuesday have to hold space for republicans to be in their coalition if all they have in common is a love for our democracy? >> yeah. i mean, listen, i have always felt like -- you know, i'm a liberal and as liberal as they come and always have been. but i've always felt like i had more in common with people who care about what happens to the country than people who don't care, who are checked out, who don't think it matters. even if you have radically different ideas. >> and thinking you're going to be liz cheney as you'r

program. atmosphere biden and donald trump are the final candidates of the democratic and republican parties for the us presidential election in the year. the american media reported that with the results obtained from the intra-party voting on tuesday, trump and biden managed to confirm their own party's nomination for the 2024 us presidential election by obtaining the required votes. from now on, these two will start the main competition for the presidential elections. the first time after about 70 years that america has seen. it will be a repeat of the competition between the two candidates during the presidential election period. us presidential election 15 held in november 1403. now, in order to further investigate whether the candidacy of trump and biden in the 2024 us elections will be confirmed, tonight we will host mrs. parshang khakpour, a reporter and expert on american issues, and we will also have a video connection with mr. reza sarmirat , an expert on american issues . i will start the conversation with mrs. khakpour. first, tell us what the polls show, what do people think about the rep

us. it's because of the republican party at least in the united states of america. since protrump heart liners installed a new trumpier republican speaker of the house, american aid to ukraine has stopped so yes, ukraine is running out of ammunition to fight russia. so why would russia stop and hold peace talks. putin can see how this is going to end as long as republicans in the united states of america keep doing their part to help. geopolitical wrecking ball. with apparently limitless ambitions. it's one thing to start the largest land war in europe since world war ii. it's another thing to be three years into that and starting to rattle or saber at multiple other countries on your own borders and the borders of the countries you have already invaded. you know, in 2016, there was a lot that was stranged. like just weird. gonzo, wacky, hard to believe weird about putin's decision. russia's decision to get their claws into our american election that year in to 16 to try to get donald trump into the white house -- year in 2016 to try to get donald trump into the whi

you know, republicans used to have a thing that we accused democrats of being victim shopping. probably wasn't true but we said it. now the republican partyf values that i think most americans are going to feel comfortable with. >> i hear your disgust stuart, yet look at how trump just dominated the primaries. so his grievance, his amplification of the legal woes he's facing. his visits to all these courtrooms, it worked for him in the primaries at least. >> i think it's like jumping off a 100 story window in a 100 story building and you're floor 50, everything is going great. see what happens when he hits the ground. donald trump has appealed to a small group of voters who majority of them do not believe they live in a country which the president of the united states is legally elected. think about that. that is a very weird world to be living in. that's an alternative universe. they don't believe the commander in chief is commander in chief legally. that's not how most americans feel. i think they look at this and think that donald trump is a guy who lost president and has done a lot of things that they don't like. there are issues abou

my friend told me: i don’t want to scare you, but you are now a problem for the entire republican party, they are usedproblems so that this whole story does not harm my family and does not lead to my death. "you need documents and money linking you to donald trump so he can't kill you. all i had to do was take 130 thousand dollars." the first criminal trial in american history against a person who held a post in the white house will begin on april 15. trump is extremely upset, extremely dissatisfied, he calls it election interference, an attempt to remove him from the race, but judge juann merchin was what prevents biden and his cronies from winning is the border crisis, inflation, energy prices, afghanistan, the conflict in ukraine, the attack on israel, so all they can do is interfere in the elections with the help of litigation , corrupt judges, shackle your opponent with litigation and extract as much money from him as possible. donald trump did not make these harsh statements about judge merchin to the democrats and joe biden personally and his entourage by accident. together, he went to the buil

us that logic. sure, thus increasing ideology within the republican party, especially since donald trump has come toelf in international conflicts and i think on these, especially in the ukraine aid issue, you see that strain inside the republican party show itself and trump has really resided over that shift within the party, i would say, it feels like that is somewhat of a minority position within the party but at least when it comes to the rhetoric and the politics of it, it is getting louder. �* , ., louder. and people voted some states are _ louder. and people voted some states are 100 _ louder. and people voted some states are 100 miles _ louder. and people voted some states are 100 miles from i louder. and people voted some states are 100 miles from the l states are 100 miles from the border and still registry immigration is one of their number one issues of concern, what do they say that? i number one issues of concern, what do they say that?- what do they say that? i think there are _ what do they say that? i think there are a — what do they say that? i think there are a few— what do they s

republican party ends up being. the evidence contradicts the claim that the republican party can be a majority party in the us with the circumstances being what they are right now. >> look, it's very the hard to make an argument that donald trump is a loser after a night light last night. and i don't think anyone's saying that he isn't a primary for sure, but the primary electorate is very different from the country it is. >> but even if you look at the data from the york times polling this past weekend, i mean, 28% of democrats are very enthusiastic about joe biden, 40 or 23%, 48% of republicans are. and so if you're talking about looking forward into november, joe biden's the one that has a real base problem right now. i mean, with minority voters, with men maybe he'll do exceedingly well in the suburbs today. >> i don't know how we get that. i mean, i listened joe, biden doesn't have a base problem, drove out and has a very loud minority that oppose certain policy views, particularly that in gaza that, that does not equate to joe biden having a base problem. the fact is if you go back and look at last night's super

us, the game is up. and when you talk about, we'll talk about later, the, the money and the republican party in the us as we move into the electro season. it doesn't look good from the us side for ukraine. well, you know, larry, there seems to be this infallibility complex that these people have, but they just cannot comprehend that they have a major escape look, afghanistan, iraq, that's far away. you can say it was a long time ago, but this is impacting the world in a way they never could have imagined particularly europe here, and it's reputational damage. here they are not infallible, and that's what they're finding out larry a. well, there's a whitening gulf between the rhetoric has a capability. so on the one hand, as we solve a theater, separate conversations with the germans. yeah there's, there's always talk about boy, yeah we what we want to ask you like this, or we want to look to using the taras missile to hit the coach bridge. but then at the same time they can see it. well, yeah. okay. it's going to take 8 months. we can't do it right away. member the 1000000 shells we were going to produce

they were setting up towers of bud light cans to use as target practice at republican party lincoln day dinner's the right was very, very upset about bud light they were so mad. in the -- in florida, the governor got so excited about it he ordered an official investigation into bud light. in congress, house republicans started their own federal congressional investigation of bud light. they have spent the better part of last year on this. no longer would everyone see it as the beer as more flavor the fold than bud light -- coors light but not quite as flavorful as miller light. if you are drinking like beer, no one expects to be in love with that stuff, anyway. that is how we all used to think of it. after nearly a year of right wing culture war, no holds barred demagoguery against bud light, no longer what any self- respecting republican purchase bud light because it was on the endcap. no, over the course of just under a year, it was transformed from a normal american thing you don't think much about into something very, very bad. something you shoot on sight. the former president jump

really not indicative of anything, because we know that donald trump here in the us has a stranglehold on the republican party, it'll just be interesting to see what happens in november, if these folks opt into voting for donald trump, if they cross over in 2020 like they did and vote for joe biden or if they do the worst part, which is apathy and actually stay home and don't participate in the election. process all right, and to give you that question again, um, i think what was used was chaos division and darkness, that's what joe biden has said about trump serra bills, what do you think is that what he represents if he comes on board? um, no, i don't, i think that they're really not a very large departure from each other in terms of policy or change in government, um, as we've seen, there's no real tangible changes since donald trump has been office to where we are now with our foreign policy, so i mean i think that lot of the divisions are very much imagic. and um because people lack an actual political analysis of the situation, it's more of uh whose football team is better. all right, we're going to hav

republican party for the nomination. there's options potentially for her. pat mccrory joins us. former north carolina governor. else but being a republican, running for the republican nomination. she couches it a bit, but if she has a bad night tonight as some suspect she will, what do you do? do you call her up? what do you do? >> well, first of all, i voted for her about two hours ago here in charlotte since north carolina is in play on super tuesday. i'm going to respect her right and her public comments to participate in the republican primary. up until she decides not to any longer, i'm -- we're not going to be in touch with nicky. i do respect her and the other 14 candidates that ran in the republican primary. my biggest concern, according to the polls, we'll find out confirmation that i think the republican democratic party are failing the american people. they have failed us on immigration, failed us on the economy. they have failed us with controlling the debt. they have failed us with russia and china and here we are, we're about to re-elect in the primaries the two people that were given a chance to

entered and to the eu and to nato, i asked him if the situation would change for us if the candidate from the republican partyions in america, but he noted that in any case, if any candidate is elected, america will continue support ukraine, will continue to help to us, in particular with weapons, he also talked about the fact that he hopes that in 2024... certain security guarantees will be signed, that is, whether all this will come true, what to expect from the aid package, we will find out, we hope, quite quickly, but this all the information i have at the moment, so vasyl, i will pass it on to you, thank you very much, kateryna galko was in touch with us, live from kyiv, told about the visit of the american senator linzi graham to ukraine, i remember, by the way, when, well , this is a story i will tell about linzi graham's conversation and vitaliy klitschko. in munich on the eve of the invasion on february 24, 22, this is a very interesting story actually, but now there was a short pause after that money during the war with oleksandr morchyvka, stay with us. verdict with serhiy rudenko, from now on in a

us this morning. as a native coloradans, what do you think our viewers should know about the republican party there andrty like the current one run by dave let's go brandon williams could affect or should affect their decision- making? >> thanks, ali, thanks for having me on. first of all, that was an excellent summary of what's going on out here. you know, colorado is a purple even leaning blue state these days. joe biden won the state by 13 and a half points, which was the largest margin since lyndon johnson. so, the republican party has been in bad straits for a while. instead of trying to expand the tent, they're narrowing it, ironically, and climb their way to the bottom. i mean, this guy named william's is, first and foremost, an election denier and he's chair of the party. despite being a chair, he's running for congress. despite their bylaws, they've endorsed donald trump. so, you know, all of these things may help him and his race for a very republican district, congressional district, of which there are three in colorado. but it's not gonna help him statewide, it's not gonna help improve repu

but but it delineates the breakdown in the republican party to, in a useful way, 37% of republicans, according to that poll, would support trump no matter what. right, including know dictator for life, you know, presumably 37% are persuadable, which is, you know, that's typically the people who you need to reach in a democracy. and then 25% will not support trump under any circumstances. but, you know, i won't speak for my wife, but who's a republican, but, you know, that gives a good sense of kind of what's the hood. and the thing is allowed, 37% can apparently intimidate everybody. yeah. so there's a consensus here that there is no way, even if trump is convicted, the republican convention would deny in the nomination i mean, i think we live at a time now where committing a crime, it isn't disqualifying the republican party. it's it's a resume enhancer. apparently. you look at the people that he has surrounded himself with, who he gave pardons to as he went out the door of the office, people had committed crimes. people who had committed gifts against their own supporters, people l

are there elements the republican party that used to be elements of the democratic party, the working class, the elements of populism, the rust belt there are elements of the republican party that are out in the wilderness right now that nikki haley is a part of the ties to corporate america, the respect for the establishment, the strong national security. she is seeking to hold on to that aspect of republicanism and to try to re-brand it down the road. >> you have a real quick well, the problem with i told you so gambit is that she doesn't have the last word there and you've already got all these republicans saying, every day she spent every day she stays in the race hurts trump against biden. every dollar she spent is $1 spent helping biden. and so the story in response is going to be well known. it's not that you told him let's hope is this is your face. >> you made it happen? yeah. >> very interesting. thank you so much. appreciate it coming up. the cookie monster has had enough no no no, no, no. all known to you online. he says his favorite >> food is shrinking and he's not alone

republican party. she has slammed the door shut on a third-party no labels bid telling us she is republican, conservative, and has no interest in that. a lot at stake, 850 delegates up for grabs. nikki haley will be in charleston today but her campaign is telling us there are no events scheduled today and they don't anticipate that changing. neil: bill melugin in south carolina. marco meredith following the former president, hoping for a sweep? >> even if he were to do that, he would be just short of clenching the nomination. as they go into this race i believe he will be the republican nominee. >> i want everybody to come together, unified party because our real opponent happens to be biden and he is a disaster, the worst president, destroying our country. >> reporter: trump's team said it is ready to pivot to general election matchup against president biden, he has seen the president's campaign focusing attacks on trump. trump is a major factor in the gubernatorial race. mark robinson is favored today but some republicans have considered him a liability in the general election with past controversial c

joe biden and donald trump are the final candidates of the democratic and republican parties for the 2024 us presidential election. american media reports according to the results obtained from the intra-party voting on tuesday, trump and biden succeeded by getting the required votes. confirm their party's nomination for the 2024 us presidential election . from now on, these two will start the main competition for the presidential elections. for the first time after about 70 years, america will witness the repetition of the competition of two candidates in the presidential election period. the american presidential election on november 15, 1403. will be held. now to further examine the confirmation of trump biden's candidacy in the 2024 american elections. tonight, the host is mrs. pershang khakpour, we are a reporter and an expert on american issues. we will also have video communication with mr. reza sarirat, an expert on american issues . i will start the conversation with mrs. khakpour . biden and trump are right. the remarkable thing is that during the recent months when various electio

or for her cam to stop. donald trump from securing the republican party is not be nice and she has been unable, obviously to win over his support us and i think it is worth pausing here for a moment. the republican party of 2024 once a presidential candidate, was facing 191 criminal accounts, one who refuses to accept the outcome of the last presidential election. he played a major role in the january 6 attack on the capital. he threatens to leave made o, as in car and scrubbing your poaching to do what ever he wants to nato members who don't pay the affairs shows. so this how donald trump this is how donald trump has changed the g o p. and this is what the votes would be for passwords. he was in case he becomes the next president. so looking ahead, i mean, and now we know that trump $114.00 out 15 states and the super tuesday contest looking ahead to, to attend to them. then the general election will trump is trump likely to be able to continue this level of success? oh, well, that's a good question. sure. he secured all of these wins funds. you know, that ford will be actually really interesting to hear. but mickey haley will sa

and not allowing any of us republicans to do our jobs. >> because the republican party did not figureactual agreement or understanding nor get more in line with the actual public it represents, they are repeating the same problems they had before. that is why it is also familiar. mccarthy was ousted for johnson under similar circumstances is now saying this. >> speaker johnson is doing the best job he can. it is a difficult situation but, look, the advice i would give to the conference and the speaker is do not be fearful of the motion to vacate. i do not think they could do it again. >> now, honestly, what he is saying is it didn't work last time, i don't think it will work this time. what has changed, like any president you break, usually try to go the full two years, this has become more common. it might be easier to do this time. the margins are thinner and the hardliners have been rewarded for all of this. because the republican party could not stand up to these four, five, six minority members who call themselves mega but also just an anarchy caucus. they have this problem on a

this i took from the republican party and watching michael steele, you know, go from the republicans wi again in 2009, because that was the conversation that killed economy. they got usaq war boondoggle and they were literally having meetings. this town, the republican party, where they're like, no one's ever going to do for us again. and mitch mcconnell is like, --, watch. okay, we're not going to give obama a -- thing. and then the public will blame obama because they don't know if we even exist and has that strategy worked for republican party. yes, it has. right. is it working right now at least as as of last week when that first poll dropped? yes it is because people only heard immigration reform failed. they blame it on the president and regardless of how it failed. so getting you know that across you the other thing i want to say about the activists especially the gotv ones because that is of the activism actually talking to people you're knocking at the door very personal. so we have these are the most committed people. all right. it doesn't help you to show up at someone's door and have a great conversation about your candidate and leave feeling like, man, t

cans with baseball bats point they were setting up towers of bud light cans to use as target practice at republican party lincoln day dinner is. the right was very, very, very upset about bud light. they were so mad. in florida republican governor ron desantis got so excited about it he ordered an official florida state investigation into bud light. in congress house republicans started their own federal congressional investigation of bud light. they have spent the better part of a past year on this. no longer would everyone in the country see bud light as the beer that is slightly more flavorful than coors light but not quite as flavorful as miller lite but the bud light blue is kind of a pretty color and sometimes it's on sale so sometimes you buy it even though you're not in love with it because no one is in the wooded and if you are drinking light beer and no one expected to be in love with that stuff anyway. that's how we all used to think about bud light. but nearly a year of right-wing culture war no holds barred demagoguery against bud light, no longer would any self- respecting right-winger, wou

us political circles. you know, there's a lot of people on the right wing of the republican party that say, wait a minute, we can't secure our southern border. this is an overstatement, obviously, but they say the us can't secure it southern border. so why are we spending money sending military equipment to support ukraine instead of focusing on what we need to do at home? so the hope is that the more center, right portion of the republican party will be able to eventually pull this more right wing faction along. but again, it has been months at this point. it's been since december of that ukraine has gotten military equipment from the us. we were able to find you was 300000000 dollars in procurement savings last this past week to send to them. but it's, it's on, on defense and this isn't a sustainable solution. this a bill does need to get passed and the hope is that it will sometimes soon, right to good. that was going to be my next question. you know, thing that this will get resolved all as we approach and the election is if it and get them. i ended up just being tied up in this year's election campaig

he is really running as an outlaw, and it is just remarkable when you think about what the republican party used, back in the blue and being pro-law enforcement. there is nothing less pro-law- enforcement than having the campaign manager convicted of multiple felonies. >> andrew weissmann, thank you very much for joining us again tonight. always appreciated. >>> coming up, the highest- ranking jewish elected official in the united states. senator chuck schumer is known a sharp public argument against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that was unimaginable right up until the moment it happened. that is next. to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart diseas

just out of curiosity, what is it about the republican party that makes it american-er than the rest of usthe party and the ideology of the constitution. >> every decision that i make starts with asking this question, is this constitutional? >> i believe in this document. i carry it with me next to my heart because i refer to it daily. >> as we all know, the constitution starts with the three most important words outside the bible, "we the people." >> the power of we the people. >> we the people. >> the constitution, we believe in it, they do not. [laughter] >> jon: why did you [bleep] rip it up? that was your copy! you said that that's what they do but you did it! you ripped it up! like, sinead o'connor is going, i believe in the pope! rip oh, yes, it is an article of faith that republicans love the constitution. they give speeches in front of the constitution. they cover their bosses in the constitution! they dress up like the people who wrote the constitution! do you, communists? with your on constitutioned buses and zero cornered hats? that is why these patriots love donald trump, for