and that sums up the democratic party.e campaign likening her opponent to hitler getting absolutely steamrolled, defeated liberals are screaming fascist dictatorship under president trump. >> you're not going to like what i'm saying next. we are in the middle of a totalitarian fascist coup in this country. >> if we are being honest, there should be a breaking news banner on cnn and msnbc all day long. we are in dictatorship right now. >> the things i'm speaking out about now about the threat to our democracy, the prices at the grocery store are going up because democracy is being taken away. >> jesse: and legendary hollywood director james cameron is also coming down with a bad case of tds, and like one of his movies, it looks like he's unable to escape the trumpinator. >> i think it's terrific. i think it's horrifying. and, you know, we could talk about this all day long, but i see a turn away from everything decent. america doesn't stand for anything if it doesn't stand for what it has historically stood for. it becomes

used to be a democratic voter i am an independent now because i'm sick of how incompetent the democratic party's. they are not incompetent necessarily they are just corrupt. >> jesse: democrats running for the hills of. >> talking about the people who are openly nazis. >> jesse: plus. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: today was interesting. zelenskyy went to the white house and that the fashion police. -- met the fashion police. >> he is all dressed up today. >> jesse: but everybody was getting along fine, zelenskyy was there to sign the mineral deal and start peace negotiations. the first 30 minutes went great, even the reporters were teasing the ukrainian about his close. >> why don't you wear a suit? [laughter] why don't you wear aggressive? you were the highest level in the country's office and he refused to wear a suit to. do you own a suit? >> yes. >> a lot of americans have problems with you not respecting the oval office. >> i will wear after this war will finish. maybe something like yours yes, it. maybe something better i don't know. >> i do like your clothing. >> really? >> i think is a great guy, by the

the senator from north carolina was seen by millions of americans as the future of the democratic partyndidate john edwards was inspirational. people seemed as if they would go to the ends of the earth for him. and in some cases, he made them. because in reality, john edwards the person-- well, he was no savior. ♪ [cheers and applause] [amplified voice] i will give you back your democratic party. i will give you back the white house, and i will give you back your country. tapper: who could ever forget this handsome face? john edwards. being honest and changing course in iraq is the first step in trying to restore america's moral leadership in the world. crowd: [chanting] edwards! edwards was hot stuff and within striking distance of the white house for years. [cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't work out, it made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate.

or are we seeing some of the real structural weaknesses in the democratic party, where the people that are running the party are also having to listen disproportionately to billionaires and people who are wealthy and feel constrained with how much they can actually stray from that and put themselves on the side again, of the people in this case, and i don't think that we'll know. i think that we will know in a matter of weeks. i think in a couple of weeks we'll know the answer to that question. but is this just a temporary political tactic that is meant to lull the other side in a false sense of security, and enable the democrats to not be blamed by the press if there's a government shutdown, because the focus is on a republican party, because democrats say, you know, we essentially are toothless tigers, or are we seeing kind of the same forces play out in the democratic party with respect to billionaires actually having a disproportionate sway? and i don't think that we know, but we're going to know by the end of march. >> we'll see how it plays out. my panel is sticking around. don't

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we're just checking to see if, if you have voted or not active in the democratic party. thanks. okay. present committee person for nor sedona. what's interesting is in all of these attempts to take away political right, is there been many democrats that just sign on arizona, his law kinda slip through the legislature without any of debate? this bills, it's easy. they see anything this? oh is israel okay, well, i better say yes to that. this piece that we're doing today here is a bi partisan piece in this house. it's a good move, good piece for, for all of us to say arizona does believe it is. i think that so many legislators in the us are afraid to take on the pro israel lobby. good afternoon everyone. my name is joseph sparks. i was one of the attorneys who created the model legislation of how much arizona's law is based. and since then, i've served as an expert helping thousands of other states freight law, such as the one that's being put for consideration for this committee today. the pro israel lobby that lobby's probably as strong as the inner rates. here's a horrible polic

and of course we know new york is a hotbed of the democrat party that includes legal circles.art of the issue they are trying to protect a lot of names and individuals? >> you know mark, i have not reviewed the information yet. as a lawyer, as a prosecutor i want to review everything before i make a firm conclusion. but i find it very interesting that they held that from us i will find out who withheld that they will not be working for us anymore. mark: once all that is gathered you're going to put out in the public with the obvious and necessary reductions including the people who were the victims and the phone numbers and so forth. but, for the perpetrators ice and we will see their names, yes? >> will certainly. nothing can be withheld on the as you note grand jury information, anything confidential will be will be wid under the law. we are going to do everything in our power to protect the victim so they're not further victimized. mark: let me ask a question that is kind of in this vein and it may be too early to know because literally you just got to the department of jus

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plus, stimulate healthy circulation. >> and tonight the democratic party is still in shambles. and now new information about infighting prior to biden's ouster is now being revealed. oh, if only we knew at the time. during an interview, president trump spoke about his oval office meeting with joe biden following his november victory. he revealed that biden said he blames obama and pelosi. who told you he suspected that? that'd be me. take a look. >> and i asked him. i said, so who do you blame? because he was very angry and he was a very angry guy, actually. and he said, i blame barack. and i never think of him as barack. you know, you always hear obama. you say, you have to think about that for a second. and he said, and i also blame nancy pelosi. i said, what about the vice president? he said, no, i don't blame her. which was interesting. he didn't blame her. he blamed her. he told me he blamed those two people. >> and by the way, in the back of my mind, that jackass, you know, third rate actor who thinks he's so great, george clooney. why do i think i know he's friends with

i'm an independent now because i'm sick of how incompetent the democratic party really is. they're not incompetent, necessarily. they're just corrupt. >> democrats running for the hills. >> i'm talking about the people who are openly nazis. >> plus. more time, guys. >> oh, lord. oh, jesus. >> well, today was interesting. zelensky went to the white house and met the fashion police. >> what are you all dressed up? yes, i had ready clothes. how are you? ready, son? >> he's all dressed up today. >> but everybody was getting along fine. zelensky was there to sign the mineral deal and start peace negotiations. the first 30 minutes went great. even the reporters were teasing the ukrainian about his clothes. >> why don't you wear a suit? you're at the highest. why don't you wear a suit? you're at the highest level in this country's office and you refuse to wear a suit. just want to see if you do own a suit. >> yeah, yeah. problems? >> a lot of americans have problems with you not respecting. >> the dignity. >> of this office. >> i will wear costume after this war. will finish. yes.

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just saying human beings can'tjust switch off now, i'm not saying that that means that you're democratic partynnel." and those are good aspirations. we see that on a whole range of issues, i would say, on the economy, for example. and you are very much making the case for it. the profile you have in the us. news, essential in the us. but a third dimension would be your digital footprint, which through the 2010s got bigger and bigger. you have one of them, the owner of perhaps the most president. shows on msnbc. but isn't there a risk, because sometimes i'll be watching a tv news programme, and i'll think, "i can see what they're doing here. "they're shooting for the viral moment," and sometimes it can feel that it's distorting the quality of the output. it can do. it can do, ros. not undermine but... go on. clearly he's trying to go for a certain angle i think you can overdo it. but look, for example, i did an interview with mark regev, one of my last interviews for msnbc, who, as you know, is a very prominent spokesman for the israelis, most people don't lay a glove on him. would argue i got

disenfranchized voters, to target voters that have been left behind and ignored by both the democratic partyublican party. and this is not just about elections. it's about year round organizing, digital organizing, comms organizing, combined with field organizing, targeting specifically black communities, asian communities, arab communities, and latino communities. it's not being done right now. we're tired of being ignored or ignored. we have tremendous voting and engagement power. it's time for us to use it. >> i want to. >> get more into the specifics of what you. >> just outlined on the pack, but let me get your thoughts really quickly on this mayoral race and specifically andrew cuomo throwing his hat in and making a run for it. what do you make of that? and is it going to be hypocritical for democrats who spent years calling out donald trump for his alleged sexual misconduct, but now turning a blind, blind eye to andrew cuomo's? >> well, we'll see. >> what the voters are ultimately going to do. i'm glad you highlighted zoran's campaign. he's been running an excellent campaign. he's rea

previously predicted this was being grossly underestimated stated not only by the biden by the democratic party as a whole. now let's remember how this all it began with a simple sentence delivered by the secret jury of homeland security from the white house press briefing room. quote, we're not saying don't come. we are saying don't come. with these calculated, delivered march 1st, 2021, the message was sent to the world. america's borders would soon be wide open to anyone wishing to enter. just think about the global messaging at that time for a second you had president during the campaign talking about tearing down the border wall, not the immigration laws. the country. and now you had the secretary of homeland security essentially waving the table for those that, wanted to make the journey to the united states to go ahead and risk their own lives. by the way and make that journey to the united. it was tantamount to a welcome mat that was being laid out by the biden administration. and there's no that the crisis that we've the last four years is what i call crisis by design and was purposefu

democrats. it was i mean, it's a little tricky. and that back then the parties are deeply divided. so that majority includes many southern democrats who were committee chairs, both in the senate and house and who didn't support civil rights, who didn't support measures for unions, who were against even medicare and health care initiatives. so you had a really divided party between someone like in the senate, richard russell, who was the head of the southern caucus. and then on the other hand, someone like senator hubert humphrey from minnesota, who was an ardent liberal. so, so part of the navigation within the democrat party for johnson is not just i have a big majority, but it's how do i work through this deep division in republicans were divided between midwestern republicans like senate minority leader everett dirksen, who are pretty staunchly anti-government and and liberal northeasterners like a jacob javits, who were very progressive on issues like race and health care. so the republicans helped lbj out in the early months. they do. so that coalition, it's really the southern

actually benefit. >> the democratic party. >> carville followed up those remarks. >> with. he urges his the party. >> for the. >> moment to, quote, roll over and play dead. >> so is it. >> play possum. >> or. >> well? if you're james carville would say, here's your daring political move. roll over and play dead. i don't, i don't i don't know that that's the case. you know, lauren, it's very interesting right now on doge. what's interesting in, as axios reported, generally it's a popular idea. like generally if you ask people, what do you think about this doge idea to cut waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government? they'll go, hey, that's a great idea. you talk about the specifics, though, suddenly and when people see it in their own life, suddenly it becomes more unpopular. so it does seem democrats need to push the message of, you know, flight safety being impacted, nuclear safety being impacted, food safety being impacted, the medication that we give our children and our parents being i mean, you could go down the list where they've actually fired people and had to

i don't think any operatives were there anybody from the democratic party and the people i talked to afterwards were mostly republicans and locals. one woman was a farmer and the seed business, and she was very unhappy with the way the town hall had gone because she had questions he wouldn't answer. and so while a lot of people drove in from the rest of the state, i don't think anybody came from the party or some conspiracy theory. >> are you a democrat? >> i am a >> very small town and far away from population centers. so a lot of people made the effort to drive them. >> he immediately, within a few minutes of starting, told us that he was maybe going to leave if people were asking questions openly, he only wanted to read prescreened questions in writing. >> oh, interesting. and so that. and then, as we saw from this gentleman who asked about the veterans, that was obviously not a question in writing. were you able to talk to that man that asked the question? >> i was not, and frankly, it's hard to imagine anybody less like a democratic party operative than that old man. forgive me,

. >> happening with leadership in the democratic party and how it was truly, as my former colleague,nications director ben labolt, said, it was a firing squad and i had never seen anything like it before. >> joining me now, michael larosa, former special assistant to president biden. michael, i wonder, do you believe what trump said in that interview, that biden blames pelosi and obama? >> i'm sure he does. >> i'm sure it. >> felt that way. >> but i think. >> it would it. >> would be very. >> simple for you to take that, to take to take that point of view only because, i mean. >> they were kind of the. >> shield for the rest of the rank. >> and file. >> members of, of congress who were very angry at the president, who saw their own polling dip, and they sort of stood in the breach. >> but i. >> think in the reporting that came out after the person that most reflects how. serious the situation was, was the reporting that came. >> out about senator. reid from rhode island. >> jack reed, who is no drama. very sober, very sober minded, quiet, reserved, never says a word in caucus, never

there has been a lot of criticism of the democratic party pre, during, and post election certainly. are they doing with this moment? are they presenting any kind of unified front in opposition of this? what has their response been? is the criticism of the party they aren't doing enough in these moments valid? >> i think it's absolutely valid. there isn't a particular mouthpiece or leader who is really leading the opposition against trump. so the democrats are having an issue with messaging, but i've been online looking at social media feeds from republicans. they're very much behind donald trump except for a few who say hey, it's bad for both sides and putin's the winner here, but on the democratic side they've uniformly really gone after trump, but again, no kind of coherent message. you see adam schiff calling trump essentially saying he's a coward and calling zelenskyy a hero. you see hakeem jeffries talking about how this is really terrible for the united states and how putin is the winner and how j.d. vance and donald trump are doing putin's bidding. so you have this kind of en

there has been a lot of criticism of the democratic party pre, during, and post election certainly. what are they doing with this moment? are they presenting any kind of unified front in opposition of this? what has their response been? is the criticism of the party they aren't doing enough in these moments valid? >> i think it's absolutely valid. there isn't a particular mouthpiece or leader who is really leading the opposition against trump. so the democrats are having an issue with messaging, but i've been online looking at social media feeds from republicans. they're very much behind donald trump except for a few who say hey, it's bad for both sides and putin's the winner here, but on the democratic side they've uniformly really gone after trump, but again, no kind of coherent message. you see adam schiff calling trump essentially saying he's a coward and calling zelenskyy a hero. you see hakeem jeffries talking about how this is really terrible for the united states and how putin is the winner and how j.d. vance and donald trump are doing putin's bidding. so you have this kind

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the governor is a democrat which makes me wonder why does the party keep pretending women don't existist. they denigrate motherhood by claiming anyone can do it. so as hedonistic outreach spreads. one's whims become superior to ideology. and is it a wonder that liberal women are amiss. the majority of white liberal women have been diagnosed with mental health conditions. 12% of female liberals are satisfied with life. and they think it's unhealthy to know the difference between girls and boys. so what is going on. what you see it in school and elite secretive institutions is a sanctifying of the perverse. and eventually you are going to people in charge to preserve it on the taxpayers' dime. no wonder they hate doge. with them talking about their plastic the giant is not being a waste of tax money. then i am avril lavigne. let's welcome tonight's guest. he's so rough he wipes with sandpaper. former green bay packers terry shopper. she's seen more fights than a cashier at waffle house -- waffle house. charly arnold's. he's made more people disappear then hillary clinton. illusionist cr

so they are at a loss for a strategy that power mafia is represented by the democratic party and a faction of the republicans that is waning with in the american electorate. that kind of never trump, or is represented by george w bush and liz cheney. so they're, they're, they're just flailing right now and the power mafia in washington that's out of power. if we listen to the words of michael mcfall, who was one of their key voices on russia, he is warned that if the united states in europe do not continue to sustain this war against russia through ukraine, then taiwan might actually decide to negotiate with china instead of continuing to arm up and that this could do grave damage to us empire in the long run. so that's why they want to keep using slavic meat to throw in to the slaughter house in order to extend russia because they're afraid about the loss of their imperium. in the long run. all i see and then bins the blame of what happened in the white house on some ends vans and the lo street at that through a pole that's vague, conducted on the website of one of the host. now the one d

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on who you ask them and clearly the, the near column, the foreign policy establishment, the democratic party is sponsoring in the outrage of this appeasement. to create the dictate to the dictates approved to be the maga trump base the faithful or just ecstatic of what they saw. or if you know, donald trump doing, you know, showing here the america 1st foreign policy in no uncertain terms in the oval in the or will office. and then you also have the realist, foreign policy establishment who alone without getting it where is will going. it's clearly at a stalemate, it is time for peace. and let's see where this, where the scariest with oppose have been pretty consistent for, for a long time now. yes, to support for your crime, but as also it will make support for a negotiated settlement. as soon as possible. so when trump says, look, i see, you know, when we saw as lensky or any solid, you know, fighting games and evolves when von says that with bowers, the time for diplomacy to fits with our, with our opponents. and there's no more time for chest beating like the by did a ministration, is wh

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you have, you know, and it's the democratic party mockery that goes out of its way to one to the right to the whatever the republican position is on immigration. and so you have your sensors like chris murphy tweeting out that donald trump isn't keeping up with bind, whose numbers on deportation. so in many ways, it's much more about the spectacle, the actual cruelty, the using, the military plains, the showing the people in shackles and the lego ends being deported. that, that is, that is, that is what trump like. so, i mean, it was just a report that they, that, that they will, they were taking a press releases of raids that happened under the obama administration. and, and changing the date and reload and uploading it. so therefore, anybody did a search, it comes up with, with the current date put on february. 3rd writers reported that a donald trump's administration had actually step up the arrests though picking up about a 1000 people per day, which was 3 times the daily average of last year. now, it seems that something at least is happening here. that's different than what we th

immediate reactions of a pretty predictable as to again, depending on who you speak to the, the democratic party, the neocons over to the foreign policy establishment. bothering with rage. yeah. and the, and those 2 things are pretty interesting. pretty. yeah. the same pretty much now. and so any appeasement of proofs in court call me and us rusher in the words of one democratic congressman from from florida sir. oh, actually republican gods and from florida. and then the mag, or faithful the trumpet say for they love this idea of trump. here you're getting a still active in the oval office with a foreign leader. and then you have the rid of this foreign policy establishment. who long said, look, you know, this is a stalemate and we do need to have some kind of negotiated settlement as soon as soon as possible. it's interesting when you look at the polls for the last several months, it's pretty consistent. yes, there is sympathy and support for ukraine. yes, the hollow. busy the russian invasion, but that has been overwhelming support for some time now for an negotiation supplement of this war a

to me is a fill yuri colins of leadership in the democratic -- failure of leadership in the democratic partynd being technical and hoping they self-destruct and not enough focus as bernie sanders is on a concrete vision going forward and solving the massive inequality and going for many people who voted for president trump and not just angry and they were justifiably angry. brian: smug, go ahead. >> well, that's what happens when kamala harris runs the perfect campaign. there it is right there. not only did the media lie to the public and jake tapper saying that joe biden is perfect and does arithmetic and back flips in private and then tried telling the american people kamala harris, she's the perfect campaign, perfect candidate for the time and she'll win and they're stuck looking for answers and the answers that the american people are looking for were president trump and that's why he won. >> and president trump's media strategy of being a transparent administration and works for them and it's like catnip and going to through them off and deputies can't focus on one thing and accomplishi

charlie: you've got these extraordinary divisions within the democrat party. do they go from here? >> it was interesting and i asked him of the advice given to democrats and he thinks they're going wacko on so many different areas of policy and he's fine with them doing that over and over again. i would encourage people to look at interview and see some of the things he said and it presaged this confrontation with zelenskyy and find at spectator.com and it's one of these things and never know how long he'll go and we ended up talking for more than an hour and longest interview he's done since returning to the presidency and there's so much in there but one thing about that division is that i think he's very much playing into here is that joe, i think, still resents the fact he never got a shot to defend his legacy and on some level, blames barack obama and nancy pelosi but they're still their leadeers and de-crept out of touch leaders and that's a problem for the party. charlie: i recommend people listen to that interview. there's a lot of good stuff in there.

he's looking at the democratic party and maybe only what john fetterman would have said before, therea failureh in leadership. >> that to me is the failure of leadership in the .emocratic party we are just being technical, hoping they self-destruct, buts isthere is not enough focus has bernie sanders is on concrete mission going forward to solve the massive inequality and to understand that many people who voted for trump were not just angry, they were justifiably angry. >> brian: smog, go ahead. >> i guess that is what happens when kamala harris wins aer perfece.t campaign. maughter] there it is right there. not only did the media lied ton isthe public jake tapper includ, saying joe biden is perfect and as arithmetic camp back flips and private. then they told the american people kamala harris, she is ath perfect candidate for the time and she's going to win. now they are stuck looking for answers, the answer is thehe american people looking for were president trump and that is why he won. >> president trump's media strategy being a transparent ani niadministration works to his advan