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have a competitive primary, everybody ran,, harris gets in the race but does not get the democratic nomination. hubert humphrey, walterondale, al gore, joe biden , every white guy who was democratic vice president not to be nominated president . the first time the democratic party would not do it would be for the black and asian woman. imagine how that would have run in the african america good news , african-american women who would have been much more supportive of harris you may have seen a greater drop off black support. no great options. >> i don't know that they have not spoken but the last we checked, a few weeks ago, nancy pelosi and joe biden had not spoken since she was behind the push to get them out of the race . jim clyburn was asked about her comments today and listen to what he had to say. >> i just think finger-pointing , the blame, that is not doing us any good. his record is great. the economy is humming, no other economy in the world . everybody -- the question is , why didn't they? i don't know joe biden is responsible for people's feelings. >> people did not feel that way. jim clyburn wanted a sma

. >> greg: walter, i have to ask you because you are always ahead of the game here. this whole inflammation now, ukraine, russia happening right now, does covid. everything was going great, rig. i was sitting on your old shows saying after trump's 2020 state of the union, i'd never seen the country this excited, the stock market is high, unemployment is low. the income gap is shrinking and then two weeks later we hear about the chinese virus. that is what world war iii is. a giant buzz kill because people were feeling too good. and by the way, nate silver is the worst pollster in history, why does he keep talking? i think you should resign and be replaced by biden. he said that trump would lose in 2016, he said this last election was too close to call. and he is like a guy who predicts yesterday's weather today and still gets it wrong. [applause] >> greg: cat, you have always wondered who the [bleep] is running the country. clearly not biden. at this point, doesn't make a difference? >> it really doesn't. i would like to see him just go unleashed for a little bit because how bad could it be? i feel like he says stuff and no one really t

so walter reed hates explained dads going to local but different. you've got to go easy on the first thing she does is jump on the bed. [laughter] jumps on the bed and sees that my nose is messed up, a ship at the banded there even though it still bleeding in the shrapnel coming out. it's okay, it's okay it doesn't hurt, it doesn't hurt. [laughter] but she was being so kind and telling me i'm going to be alright. i'm going to be good. special moments out there regardless of whether it happened and whether it was bad, it is still special times knowing your kids will come up here and just hug you. not really concerned what'st' happening with you. just happy to s see you and glad you are there. those are special moments at walter reed that i had. we were in the special time at walter reed. a little before that it's when they had the scandal at walter reed. were the barracks were unsatisfied unhealthy. it was not good. but when i got there they had taken care of all that stuff. i've not which i am going to say we are in the golden age there because everybody had anee eye n walter reed. and they were ta

does not set curriculum that is set by the states. that is a local priorities. >> i think that's what this conversation is about, not about necessarily about the federal government but if ron walters conservative, is this are these the priorities? i mean, republican party, to put an evangelical christianity. i think, i think i think the priorities of the understand it and as i believe it, as a republican, are for a the schools to be open, b the schools to focus on the core issues of reading writing and arithmetic and science. >> and, you know, the things that you need to compete in this world, but that there is but there but there is not necessarily that doesn't make it mutually exclusive to some conversation about, you know the basic tenets of western civilization that we've sort of built our society around. >> these are public schools. let's let's still be mindful. these are public schools. and i agree with you. reading, writing, arithmetic those are the basics. the consternation here is why is the trump bible also added to that? these are schools that are in districts that are already running on slim budgets. they lost a lot of the aarp dollars. the money that the aarp dollars,

walter cronkite, which is weird. i think we have to understand that everybody is looking at this differently. we have a huge percentage of the country who no matter what donald trump doesre individual and very powerful to them. and so i think you have to wait until you get in the voting booth to decide. i think it is -- i'm telling everybody, it is going to be -- act like it is going to be close and like your vote makes the difference. >> on thursday, yesterday, jd vance went on the podcast and was asked about abortion. here's part of what he had to say. >> this is not true of the gross majority of our pro-choice citizens, but you do sometimes see people, they go on tiktok and celebrate having an abortion. i've known many, many women, usually when i was younger, who chose to have abortions because they felt like they didn't have any other options and i don't judge them, i think that a lot of them just felt like they were completely trapped. and they made the decision that was ultimately right for them. my argument is we need to try to gain those women's trust back because clearly the republican party on this issue has lost a lot of trust. but none of them were, like, b

does opec react? >> still a lot of returns to get to. but assuming the narrative continues, we'll be looking for the sbe ninternational reactionr in the week. y y ymt. >>> let's bring in walter your thoughts as you've been watching the returns tonight. >> i think this is a pretty h historic shift. you have more than 30 years consensus of washington to davos about free trade and lower tariffs and also free movements of people in capital. a lot of people got left behind. this is a global phenomenon of a bit of a populous backlash against this type of economic policy. i was just reading michael sandell's book, "democracy's discontent" so many people now who can't have that security of a good job and they blame it on the fact that we've had too much free trade, too much immigration. and whether or not they're right, you can see that in europe. you can see it here. >> walter, you spent about as much time with elon musk as anybody. your fantastic book on him came out, though, maybe before his full pivot to being an american political figure and political icon as well. i wonder what you make of that given the enormous amount of time that you spent with elon musk talking about all o