have you had any personal experience with the obamas or the clintons. have i had any personal experience the obamas? i have not. other than i saw the motorcade. going to one of the golf clubs when obama was here. but i've i've not had any personal interaction with with any press or any of their staff. no. president clinton shook my mother's from there. well, apropos he never met a hand. he didn't want to shake this. lady, is my wife. and she was in jaws. and jaws on the presidents weren't there. oh, well where are they going now? well, obamas bought a house here, so they still come here regularly. it's on the market. no. oh, that. that i hadn't heard. and i'm not aware where the vacation again i think a lot of post presidents really their privacy that they're finally somewhat out of the public eye and i'm sure as much as they value their families value it even more i mean michelle obama i think was counting the minutes until she could leave the white house. so they still may be coming here regularly. but, you know, very quietly. and that's understandable

so the administration of the present, clinton, obama and 5 and uh, who are in maybe big time corruption. and i think that what we have see now with the usa i v a is only the beginning. busy of something that will be much bigger than the week healing and then uh the, the scale. busy corruption and criminal conducted the bone domestically and internationally by this establishment that trump is trying to dismantle is enormous. so i think that ukraine also is the part of that, as well as advocating to learn, have gone or gospel. we seen that the usaid was a refund, or be seeing you recreation systems that have gone to sign and dealing with the crops. and we can only imagine what these crops are. you know, i've got a son, so there is a lot to be done and ukraine for trump is more important. i think, in that respect, when it comes to internal politics. but also, i think he wants to make a broader view. russia and on the united states and russia will always be adversaries, you politically. they're much closer now logically and finding out the repeating unit and sees both. i mean, i'm talking a

this went back with clinton obama. and then with vida, this is, this has been the plan. and part of us intelligence, what trump has done is broken away from that. and so as vance, they want america 1st, they don't want these unless wars in these proxy war. so they have, are exposing the deep states, so to speak. and these are leads, predator class, basically that are trying to keep all these unless wars praying on other nations. and almost bringing us to world war 3 against russia, which is really stupid rushes with a 4th largest economy in the world. and it's another nucular power, we do not need to be in a stand up with russia, and it was very foolish from the beginning. so for these former leaders to try to go in that direction, trump advanced or taking us in the direction of what trump described as strength, with peace and economic alliances. and they want alliances with russia. part of that is lifting the sanctions, bringing our tea back, for example. so we have world media everywhere and a balance. part of it is also adhering to the peace agreements, long term, mea

nixon, reagan, clinton, obama, they all tried and could not do it until now. >> we are having great successslimming down our government. it's been really very successful. some took payouts and buyouts and others took other things and some people we are finding out don't even exist. we find we have a lot of people that don't exist that people thought that did. >> jesse: we are even digitizing the retirement cave. >> the administration came to us with a challenge, something that we have never done before. process a retiree end to end digitally without printing anything to paper. the deadline, in a week. >> the first time i went, the picture i had in my mind was something from the x files. some retirees have a lot of paper, a lot more than others. there were a couple we encountered that had pallets of communication. >> we were asked how long would it take to do this completely digitally. we gasped and said seven months maybe, 12 months. >> we got it done in record time, within two days. without printing one piece of paper. >> jesse: things are changing fast. and there's a lot of emotion around

trump's is over 50%, in some it is high 40's, when you compare that to where reagan or both bushes, clinton, obamaand even joe biden were at this point in their presidencies, trump has actually the lowest approval rating of any president. tara: two thirds of americans say he is not focused on the crisis of inflation. rep. boyle: going back to the beginning of the conversation, what determine the selection --this election? why were republicans able to win in wisconsin, michigan, other battleground states and when the election? they won it because of runaway inflation that began to occur once we essentially turned the stick it back on coming back from the pandemic. that is why the incumbent party in every single western democracy, not just western democracies, asian democracies, as well, has either lost power or loss to share. this past year was the first time since 1905 that every single party in power did so poorly at the polls. so there are unique reasons why democrats didn't do as well at the presidential level, although i would point out democrats actually picked up a seat in the house of repre

old neocon crowd and some folks at the "wall street journal" are should be angry at the bushes, clinton obamaor squandering our immense wealth and power over decks cadz, it was all predictable. they destroyed our base, they opened our borders to millions of illegals. they expanded the welfare state. systemic racism. and then after all that, they expect the voters to agree to propping up the rest of the world i guess on a permanent basis. now, just as we felt terrible for the vietnamese left behind after the war and for the afghan people, when we pulled out of there, we all feel horrible about the tragedy that is unfolded in ukraine. but this wasn't trump's doing. blaming him is like blaming the bank when you can't pay your bills. joining me now is texas senator ted cruz senator, thanks for joining us tonight. why weren't we able to track the billions and billions of dollars that we sent to ukraine. >> they didn't care about tracking it. they were shoveling cash out the door. irony joe biden caused this war in the first place, if donald trump had been in the oval office, there would be no war

even clinton. obama took steps to secure the border. >> migrants used to get treated like celebrities under joe biden, a new report shows. biden let illegals cut through airport security lines faster than you and me, and i have precheck and clear. they had their own migrant express line. all they needed to do to get on the plane was the little border app they used to break into the country. that's all over now and the migrants know it. now it's time for sanctuary cities to get the message. >> i read a story last night. the police commissioner of boston. you said you doubled down on not not helping the law enforcement officers of ice. i'm coming to boston. i'm bringing hell with me. >> if homan doesn't get you, bondi will. >> i sued the state of illinois. i sued the governor and i said, if you don't stop, you're next. new york kept going. they were belligerent, sued new york, sued. the governor. not going to stop. s, you know you're going to be next if you're not watching what we're doing and we will be s

if you have radical judges appointed by biden and clinton and obama, or trump hating judges some of themlicans. some in seattle or washington d.c. they can be driven by doctrines, by ideology by politics they are not supposed to be driven by. so far they found the cdc had to add the language back to its website. what is the judge get the power to do that question are prevented access to treasury department data supporting audits. where does a judge get that power? that is the executive branch i thought we had separation of powers here. hold up severance for employees but back and said maybe he can do that that's nice, judge. what else did they do? well, 60 days trumpets or freezes spending biden was putting out the door for radical groups and programs and so forth. he can't do that. why can't he? because i said so i'm a judge. florida withholding funds for foreign subsidies this just happened the other day. why? where does he get the authority to do that he has no authority to do that. prevented an order from the trump administration that says biological males transitioning or not are go

trump is in the high 40's but you compare that to reagan or bush or clinton or obama or joe biden, trump has the lowest approval rating. >> two thirds of americans say he is not focused enough on prices and inflation. >> what determine the election? why were republicans able to win by 1.41 and a half points winning the election? they win because of runaway inflation occurring when we turned the speed get back upon from the pandemic, that is why the common party in every western democracy and asian democracies is lost power or lost vote share. this is the first time since 1905 that every party did so poorly so there are unique reasons why democrats did not do as well. democrats picked up one seat in the house of representatives but even though there were individual reasons we have to take a step back and recognize what is going on in germany, u.k., japan, u.s., canada. there is something bigger and it relates to inflation so as the months go by and trump does not lower prices they will pay a political price. host: do you think he has distracted voters? making the impression that he's doin

you know, multiply a couple sound bites this is bill clinton president clinton and president obama talking these kinds of policies and entitlements for people who are here illegally. watch. >> by cracking down on illegal hiring and borrowing benefits to illegal benefits the budget i will present to you we will try to do more to speed the deportation of illegal aliens arrested for crimes. >> all of us take offense to anyone who repo were rewards to anyone without taking responsibilities in america. >> that was the language of the former presidents we didn't hear a lot of that from president biden now president trump is rolling back and reinstituting the congressional law that prohibits spending federal dollars on these programs for people who are here illegally peer is that another deterrence aspect? how do you think that impact the numbers you have to deal with? >> absolutely right. and i for one have complained about this for decades i've been doing this for 41 years starting in 1984 and you clinton and obama said the right thanks they talk the talk and walk the walk the agencies didn't r

. >> and the democratic party was successful under president clinton and president obama, two democratsince. >> franklin delano roosevelt, they were very comfortable. president clinton talking about adding 100,000 community police. officers versus defunding the police or calling police officers pigs. he took on the issue when it was talked about, kind of race on race, violence on. sister souljah, and got attacked for it. president obama talked about parenting and the role and responsibility of parenting. he had protesters calling him deporter. >> in chief. >> and the same groups, therefore, that we're talking about free health care at the border. >> if you. >> crossed or using terminology that nobody identified with, those. >> were. >> character building that permitted. >> the rest of the message. >> to get heard. we have a legitimate argument. >> to. >> make about economics. this tariff war with canada is going to lead to excessive prices at the pump, because they supply a lot of energy to the united states in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. but you get hurt. you have to be good

you know that, that russian narrative that the clintons in obama's were trying to have to be more careful in this for. yeah, but in now he doesn't on best throughout. he can be and you also have surrounding him, people that see the international community for what it is. and russia is the 4th largest economy in the world. it's part of it. and we need an outlay just as an aside to that, something you know very well. what kind of blow back do you see or for see in congress and the republicans have a lot of power. there are now, but there's the old establishment, the, the so called blob is still there. it's active. so what kind of, of resistance will download from face, especially when it comes to the ukraine. paste thoughts? well, they're going to try last fair when it comes to immigration. when it comes to the piece talks, i think that there's a general back off. i think that they know that it was a money laundering. let's say it what it was. it was a money laundering thing for the military industrial project from the us point of view. right. you know, the weapons manufacturers made a tril

but since clinton bush obama, tom biden, trump, again, nothing has happened to work. so i can fax it, going, going back about what they're doing, are i that about your saying what you're seeing is far more legal supplements. now we're talking about perhaps 700000 in legal. is there any settlers in the prospective palestinian state? so really they talk about peace talk about who is the solution, but all the trying to do is satisfy a. so the precondition that says we need to at least talk about up to 2 states and about about a single state. and the so what does have a defense, different versions of that, the latest was we need a promise of a person who state. i think these right is not, of course, against that the, in fact let's just say to a law, to these really parliament opposing this type of shipment of about a single state. okay. i appreciate they're giving us a breakdown of that because it is important. you've had some really important points that we should be considering as we're going forward. i want to bring it back a little bit. you and i over the last 48 hour

when you go all the way back to carter, reagan, clinton, obama, bush, they all held review processes, sometimes it was called the grace commission, sometimes called digital services, they always had access and review where the money goes in government. president trump renamed it the doge, but they have the same information access as the digital services. wait, wait. i'm going to explain something. so for about one hour, one person had more access than they were supposed to, if you did not use it, he did not know they had and then they closed the loop. [clamoring] rep. mccormick: are you guys familiar with digital services? i'm being serious. which tracks money and where it goes. we know for fact, for those people say, he's not elected. you are right, he is not elected. no bureaucrat is elected. not one person in the government bureaucracy is elected, nor is any appointee. they are not elected. we can set that aside. they are government employees. i would like to be able to finish -- if you don't mind and then you can make your comment -- they are government employees that have access

why did the clintons that obama administration say that because they were financially benefiting from that because it was a known enemy that they could get more defense money and, and here we go back into the circle of the money again. but um, i think with donald trump is going to try to do is bring peace. however, he has made these aggressive statements about brits, where he said, you know, he was, you know, kind of some piece to his chest about terrorists if they tried to create their own currency and move away from the dollar. one thing about donald trump is that he's hard to predict. he'll say he's doing one thing, and then you know, he might gets weighed in a different direction. however, all that said, he's been very clear about wanting to end this conflict and no more money going to ukraine. no more money going through an illegitimate president with zalinski, he's never had any sympathy for zalinski or this situation. and has pointed out that this has been a where this should have never, it happens. and that was instigated by america in the 1st place and nato. and he's even gon

hillary clinton was there, but obama was there. yet hillary clinton was there and i was there with her and and the the the the session went till about, i think three in the morning or so. and the danes sent home the leaders and then the the sherpas, as sometimes get called, were stayed, stayed behind to to work some more. and and so then this one, everybody got back together, including the leaders the next morning. and was progress getting made. but there were two issues of real consequence that we could not get that were kind of crucial us that we could not resolve. and obama was getting and more agitated because the leaders of all these countries were occasionally there was there was a but the chinese sent not low level but not high level person and they not expose their their leader at that point. wen jiabao, the premier to the meeting. and so it's getting late. it's it's now, you know, friday the last day of the conference and obama is has got white house team looking every which to to try to find where the hell is wen jiabao be

even clinton and obama. >> jesse: migrants used to get treated like celebrities under joe biden, anyt illegals cut through security lines faster than you knew at the airport. had their most -- their own migrant express line, all they had to do was use a border app. that is all over now and the migrants know it. now it is time for sanctuary cities to get the message. >> i read a story last night that of the police commission of boston, you said you doubled to down not helping law enforcement and ice nine i'm coming to boston, i am bringing hell with me. [cheering and applause] >> jesse: if he does not get you, bondi will. >> i suited the state of illinois, the governor, is that if you do not stop, you are next. new york cava going, sue to the governor. not going to stop. you will be next. if you're not watching what we are doing, we will be successful. >> jesse: we never had a justice department like this, bondy is running the show, and the new director of the fbi. form a nypd and secret service, ready to revamp the bureau. >> i can tell you now, we will try our best, every single thi

i lost to some bushes and one with some clinton's and obama's. this is democracy. then we will reach in three and a half years and see where we go next. >> host of fox news saturday night and jessica tarlov, cohost of the five. your take on the softening of george clooney on something he said was so terrifying that people needed to upset... >> imagining wishing trump well. two things in play here. one i do think he was a little bit humbled by the last election cycle because he lost twice in one election. he endorsed biden till the new ... only to endorse kamala. he's probably the first guy to lose two elections in one election. his play is coming out right now at the wintergarden theatre. probably doesn't want to alienate half the country and realizes the zeitgeist right now is with trump. he's kind of the cool brand. i think clooney is showing us the rarest of the where -- rare which is self-awareness. >> jessica. >> it was very similar to the sentiments that dave chappelle when he was on "snl" echoed at the end of his monologue where he said you are not my guy bu

i lost to some bushes and won with clinton's and obama's.ocracy, this is our works. >> i forgot who you are supporting. >> what a my supposed to do? storm the [bleep] capital? [laughs] it didn't work out, that's what happens. [cheering and applause] >> jesse: clooney is wishing trump good luck too. watch. >> go. i hope you do well because our country needs it. and then we will meet you in three and a half years and see where we go next. that's part of the thing. >> jesse: speaking of future elections, arizona democrats don't want to fix theirs. a governor shot down the bill that would secure and speed up there elections, which is probably the slowest in the country. the bill would have modeled the states election system after florida, the crown jewel of election management. but they said no, blamed voter suppression. funny how the party that screams about the death of democracy won't fix our democratic process. the host of fox's newest show my view, lara trump joins us now. first congratulations, we will get to that in a second. can you beli

we played for you al gore, bill clinton, barack obama, washington has been talking about and giving lip service to eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse and corruption now for decades and decades and just look at your screen. look at this. look at this waste. this is what doge and elon musk have uncovered so far. billions in wasteful, horrific spending. steve miller was on cnn and asking why are you not celebrating this accountability. take a look. >> this president for the first time in history is committed to restoring accountability at every level of the federal government. you may assert there is no waste in the pentagon. you may assert there's no waste ... [simultaneous talking] >> why are you not celebrating these cuts if you agree there's waste and abuse and corruption, why are you not celebrating the cuts, the reforms that are being instituted, every day no action is taken, the entire... >> sean: i spent years in my early adult life living paycheck to paycheck. the average american makes 66 grand a year. we have over $37 trillion in debt. that is not sustainable. if smearing, slan

it was 1980 so i was carter guy and reagan won and i lost to some bushes and won with some clintons and obamas. this is how it works and, you know, without that -- >> how did it go this time for you? i forgot who you were supporting. >> what am i supposed to do. storm the [bleep] capitol. didn't work out. i hope he does well. our country needs it. and then we'll meet you in three and a half years and see where we go next. stuart: the lady on the right hand side of the screen is tomi lahren and i'm dying to hear what you make of george clooney. >> he's a fantastic actor and i hope he sticks to that. i hope he's learned his lesson. listen, the only things i want to hear from george clooney about politics are two, one, a giant apology and george clooney by his own admission knew pes joe biden was failing and incapable and like a apology from george clooney and that he's going short term orientation stop giving political opinions. most people don't care about the opinions of hollywood elite anyway but since he's really pulled the wool over people's eyes in the case of joe biden, i would just like

>> didn't barack obama, at hillary clinton's urging, want bobby kennedy to run the epa?er. >> that was a politico headline in 2008. >> what? never. >> with clinton's backing, obama considers robert kennedy at epa. >> never, ever. >> okay. >> i don't know if trump is sincere, but if there's anybody that he will listen to, it's probably rfk jr.. and i think at some point, democrats have to decide whether or not when republicans finally do propose something that's similar to a democratic policy, they're going to get behind it, or you're going to waste time scolding them about what they could or should or would have back in the day. if rfk is going to flip high fructose to regular sugar, okay, fine. you're going to get rid of the dies. fine. if you at least get behind that, then you can focus on the other stuff that you're talking about, about, oh, he's a little wild on these things. he's he said in the confirmation. he never said on the record that he's with that everybody is entitled to free health care, which you should be, because half of these companies lie about what's

just like then president clinton and obama recognize that a federal government hasecome too large and too bloated for our nation to bear. we have this incredible moment to make significant and lo-lasting changes. the american people are with us on this. they have entrusted us with this critical task. is our rponsibility to delir in the most important endeavor. and if not now, then when? i thank you very much. >> i told you she was good. this is the doge legislative costs kicks in and just a moment we will take your questionas we go forward. but first i told you there is a chance he might come, he is here and it's my pleasure to introduce one of the partners of leadership, the cochair of the doge caucus who has been a great partner and been here a long time, the experience an brainpower of how his mind works if you consider this and consider that has been put to use toy as we bring in people together to file bills on -- that does shrink the federal government, that makes government more efficient. ladies and gentlemen, the cochair of the legislative doge caucus from the greattate of te

that was bill clinton's appeal, those barack obama's appeal, that was donald trump's primary appeal.ried, it really never gets done because these institutions are more powerful than our elected officials. this is the first time where somebody ran for president and said they were going to do things and actually seems to have meant it and is determined to get it done. and that is what is causing so much upset in washington. this whole -- it's not about the minds or the payments to 150-year-olds, it is about the fact that as long as this system gets to function with nobody trifling at, with nobody bothering with them, think about the power as they stay outside of the democratic system and it gives immense power to washington and that is what is being disturbed. >> jesse: they want to run on change and then not change anything. and trump screwed up that whole proposition. all right glenn, it's great to talk with you. we will send johnny down the mine shaft to rescue some of those workers. we really care about working conditions in this country. >> that's very generous, thank you. >> jess

the tush push watched by more than 120 million people you're telling me what reagan or bill clinton, barack obamaver attended it is just remarkable 59 super bowls not one. amazing. david: you mention that cbs poll 53% number of total americans who approve the job president is doing and then on promises this one is very interesting. 70% say trump is doing exactly what he promised on the campaign trail. you know, democrats are says oh, this is a surprise move. these moves that he's making on the eo -- no 70% of americans think it is exactly what he promised exactly what he's doing, and by extension what they seem to be approving of him doing. so democrats are really barking up the wrong tree on this one. >> david, i covered this campaign, i read a whole book on it called greatest come back ever you can order it on amazon shameless promotion there. i know. but yeah, having covered so many rallies so many speeches, the president is doing exactly what he said he would do to your point there are no surprises here. this is what he campaigned on this is why he won the popular vote this is why he is won e

this used social security, medicare and interest, you'd be spending $5.5 trillion off that clinton budget. obama'sget from 2014, 6.2 trillion. trump's 2019 is 6.5 trillion and what we're using the senate budget is trump's own budget from 2025 with today's social security medicare and interest that's 6 trillion, a massive difference from where the house is right now. that's got to be our target. we need to turn what doge's identifying into real spending reductions. we need to actually reduce the deficit, if not balance the budget before we start paying out dividend checks. liz: yeah, so what you're saying is basically that lawmakers including especially democrats want to keep in the law wartime spending that we saw in the pandemic. the pandemic we saw spending without the war. is that what's going on? >> yeah, no family if they had a sick family member had to borrow $50,000 to pay for medical expenses. if that family member got well they wouldn't keep borrowing $50,000 and keep spending that level. that's exactly what we did, spent 4.4 trillion in 2019 and 6.5 trillion and we never really decreased

we will, very soon to your projects that they worked out with nato and so you're talking about obama clinton invited trump didn't want any part of that. or i doubt this apparently we have seen that there was no deal on the red f mineral sign today, which was supposed to be the original like gender. now what does this mean for you clean going forward? i think it's a disaster for ukraine, i think is ukraine is in the worst position that it was this morning. if, if there, if that's even possible, the must comply. now they are not going to have any choice. the choices are going to be made by the grown ups in the room. and the grown ups in the room are going to be president putin, president trump. and, you know, i think that's going to be basically, america is going to be pulling all the resources out militarily the fund, you know, aid and all of that. they're going to be demanding that you're up to the same. and trump has already talked about consequences if they don't. right. so i think um zalinski is left in a position where he's an illegitimate president with not if he was to run for election

been outside of that, they've been able to operate between from, from reagan to, to, to, to clinton, from obamaable to operate in and around all of those changes politically. and that's when so much of them here. >> yeah. and i mean, eugene, we've seen officials resign in protest across various agencies, from social security to justice department. what's been the reaction inside the white house to all of this? >> i mean. >> they're they want some of these folks gone. so it's kind of a shoulder shrug. right? that is what we're often hearing from the folks, not just in the white house, just across the administration, who believe that this is the best way to go. because one of the things that's most interesting here, especially in the, you know, u.s. aid situation and the firing of a lot of these people and the and the defunding that elon musk indulge want to do is that that is usually something that congress has to do and has, is, is involved in, and they are basically allowing it to happen. right. you have republicans in congress that we've spoken to that say at the end of the day, they're kind

no, bill clinton can be bill clinton and then barack obama. right. barack obama wins.ama coalition, which everybody thought was transferable, not transferable. and that's why donald trump and this the point. donald trump wins because he's donald trump. like donald trump's political skills are not transferable. just like reagan's weren't just like clinton's weren't just like obama's weren't just like his weren't. >> yeah. >> but i think that's right. i think it's also true that the country at large is so at. >> the moment, distrustful of institutions, of government, of people who work in government. there's so much anger. and that is one of the only kind of constant threads between. >> republicans and. >> democrats is. >> a. >> distrust of all of these. >> institutions. >> including the media, by. >> the way. >> yeah. and i think. at that moment. >> that moment is made for someone like donald trump. >> to come along. >> as a i'm going to come break. things and. be a disrupter. >> now. no one here. >> believes that that's that he is the solution, right? >> no question. >

the backlash growing against judges appointed by bill clinton, joe biden, or barack obama, blocking thedoge. this includes the trump buyouts for federal government workers who want to work-from-home and not come back into the office. let's please take you to alexandria hoff standing by live in washington d.c. great to see you again. reporter: great to see you as well liz. that's right. some accepted this offer didn't want to give up the remote work and many were planning on retiring but their status is in limbo. a federal judge in boston issued a ruling that stops the president's federal buyout program at least for now. the buyout is a downsizing effort that gives federal workers opportunity to resign with pay and benefits continuing through september 30. so far approximately 65,000 federal workers have taken the deal. the lawsuit against it was brought on by unions representing workers claiming that the administration lacks the authority to make such an offer. the president thinks his plan though will prevail. >> i've got elected on making government better, more efficient and smaller

. >> well, look, having been by president clinton, president obama's side, having worked on both from the oslo accords to the wye plantation agreement to the signing in aqaba between israel and jordan, this the middle east, given what has happened over the last year for america's leadership, you are on the precipice, both on the historic agreement between israel and saudi arabia. just think of it from saudi arabia's position mbs's leadership, the head of saudi arabia, the prince in saudi arabia, is the young of saudi arabia. you have made a difficult deal harder for him because you've now placed the united states in a position as it relates to doing something with the palestinian people that is going to make his domestic politics all that much harder. second, the only people smiling right now in the middle east is iran, because they were degraded in syria. they have been degraded in lebanon and their entire anti-missile system, air to air, ground to air missile system has been decimated. you took them out of the corner because america's allies now are questioning america's leadership

it seems like we've had two presidents, democratic presidents, both clinton and obama who did a lot in this area. but the the industry and i assume the ceos, these industries behaved very differently. it seems to me, you know, they were largely responsible for killing hillary clinton's and bill clinton's efforts, and they seem like they were involved very much in the obamacare care. so do you have any thoughts on that? absolutely. as you know, as a former deputy of health and i follow this stuff very closely and the one of the reasons we're in the situation now today, where both democrats and republicans hate corporations is in large part because of the obamacare fight, because for many years, republicans were defending pharmaceutical companies, felt that they carried the water of the pharmaceutical companies at political cost because they were constantly being bashed by the starting in the late 1990s, early 2000, and then during the obamacare fight, billy tauzin and pharma back the affordable care act allow, i would say it to pass but it passed with their help and a lot of republicans

if you roll the tape, you will see that barack obama, bill clinton, both promised to root out governmenter obama, largest expangsion of power in modern american history. when you look at recent polling from rasmussen, americans believe it is important that their government be a lean, mean fighting machine. this is a consensus issue for american people, i don't know why democrats would want to take the 20% side of that issue, they will look like fools if they keep attacking trump and his cabinet for making things more efficient for the taxpayer. >> todd: democrats saw their loss on november 5, we are going to duouble down on wasting mone. makes no sense. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: israeli american hostage returned home after sp spending 500 days being held by hamas. >> carley: incredible moment, so long in the making. his father will join us to tell us about that emotional reunion coming up. walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira and it's grown nicely. so i say, let a gramps be a gramps. okay, just promise me it doesn't make a lot of nois

when you look it, this room know that president clinton and president obama were both considered to be border hawks and immigration hawks. president obama was designee the deporter in chief as from immigration advocacy groups. president bush as well started a program called mÉrida initiative, which was a carrot and stick diplomatic approach to getting countries to come together along the path migration, to work to solve this issue. it was such a good program that a democrat president, president obama, not only that program, but expanded. so both democrats and republicans have historically agreed that you cannot homeland security unless, you have border security and enforce the immigration laws of this country. let's look the consequences here since the biden administration's tenure in office and again i'm going to throw out some here. let's keep in mind, there's no way to many of these numbers that i'm talking about. we seen over the last four years anywhere from. 10 to 15 million and illegal encountered at our borders. that does not include the 2 million plus gateways where they are n