would not have identified as being on the right and it upcoming into an alliance with the american conservative so it became a question of how american conservatism would deal with these new entrants and i will give you two examples. at the first are what bill gavin, a speechwriter for richard nixon called streetcorner conservatives. these were conservatives who were not familiar with hayek, not from a your with russell kirk, traditionalist author but they were often democrats. part of if they are's majority coalition and in the late 1960s and early 1970s they read their newspapers and said what is happening to my country? rising crime, rising drug abuse, dissolving families, democratic party wracked by an argument over vietnam and the revolution taking place so they begin moving into the republican column and they come to be known as hardhats because they tend to be blue-collar, they tend to not having attained a college degree so the hardhats entered the republican coalition and are critical to richard nixon's landslide when in the 1972 and become part of the right over the years, the reagan

until it became a question about american conservative ilk didn't entrance. i will give you two examples. a firstni are what bill gavin wo was a speechwriter for richard nixon and a very good writer called streetcorner conservativism. these were conservatives not familiar with russell kirk the great traditionalist author. rats. they're part of fdr coalition and yet the late 1960s and early 1970s that looked on the television screen about read the newspapers and sent what is happening to my country? rising crime, raising drug abuse, critic party but the new rights revolution taking place. they began moving into the republican column for the become too known as hats. they tend to be blue-collar. the b tend to not have attaineda college degree. the critical to richard nixon's landslide went in 1972. they become part of the right over the years there the reagan democrats. it swerved toward perrault in 1992 but newt gingrich brings them back in the 94. this another group as well's or liberal anti-communist. they are democrats who for the same reasons as the hardhat

institution american conservatives are in the unusual place those that we are meant to defend are thosereated by the american the principles of the declaration of independence and the political theory but in 1932 many people believe the revolution had taken place in the nature of the american government and they the people onon the right by defending the constitution against fdr and the new deal i thought it was important to show how they came to define themselves in opposition to the new deal in prior to 1932 we are progressivism settling in the continuum that is up for grabs. teddyss roosevelt aligned but he was a successful president wilson aligned not so successful but not in others and a democratic president not until the 1920s of coolidge that you see the gop align itself and to say we will define ourselves as the party of americanism in the gop is extraordinarily successful the great depression delegitimize the claim to provide prosperity for the average american world war ii delegitimized the form policy of nonintervention so conservativism there has to be can figure itself of t

would not have identified as being on the eiright and up coming into an alliance with the american conservatives and so it became a question of how american conservatism would deal with these new entrances and i'll give you two examples. the first are bill gavin who speechwriter for richardnixon and a very good writer calls three corner conservatives . these are conservatives who were not familiar with the great traditionalist author. but they in fact often were democrats. they were part of fdr's majority coalition and yet in the late 1960s and early is 1970s they work on their television screens and read the newspapers and said what is happening in the country? rising crime, rising drug abuse, dissolving families, democratic party wracked by an argument over vietnam and the new rights revolutions taking place. so they begin moving intothe republican column . and they come to be known as hardhats because they tend to be blue-collar. they tend to be not having obtained a college degree. so the hardhats enter this republican coalition and their critical to richard nixon's landslide win in 1972 . t

almost every part of the right, and certainly, every faction within american conservatism in the conservative movement, so this is unifying and without figures like out in the preciousness, the conflictual nature of the american rights, comes to the floor. >> hall, you entered the political world here to washington right after reagan the right think that it was headed after reagan. >> we were in a big fight u.s. while i was at think tank lofgren american, jean protect rick and bill bennett and jack kemp, they were the fusion right there physically the heads of the three different movements. working with people project for megan future cast till and crystal those guys, they all are products of urban stole and so i never really thought of myself as a new con is much as it supply-side or did not spend a lot of time in foreign policy in those days we are fighting the aerial accounts of the time which was beginning a little bit of pro and it was funny because i grew up on red from college on, the national review but it was from rose and guys like that over the national review fighting it was not s

if that is a defense, american conservatives are in the unusual place. stitutions we are meant to defend t are created by the american founding the institution in the principles of the declaration of independence but in 1932 many people on the right believe a revolution a taken place and that they, the people on the right were defending inherited institutionsns on against the new deal so i thought it was important to show how they came to define themselves in opposition. prior progressivism was settle in the american political continuum was still very much up for grabs. teddy roosevelt but of course he was a very successful republican president. maybe not in some ways and not until we will find ourselves of normalcy andnd the gop is extraordinarily successful. but but looking at the policy and not the intervention to the eyes of america. so those i conservatives had to reconfigure itself for the post-world war ii cold war era. i wanted to incorporate that story but the kind of work you are most engaged, the shoot the attempt to restore pre- new deal ameri

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these are the works of eight lifelong american conservative in an almost lifelong republican he retains his tragic sense of life. i should say from statecraft to soul craft he has gone from being a european conservative to being an american conservative. his index for the first is heavily weighted in the new magnum opus it's in madison and hamilton and particularly the federalist papers and their nemesis woodrow wilson. and many ways the book is witty and demonstrating british philosophy he quotes saying dreaming and generate tyranny. george wills is a great critic of the overreaching overheated rationalist progressivism of our time. tierney and defenses against it are the subject of churchill's great speech. he finds the greatest defense and the heritage and tradition of the rule of law exemplified by unwritten constitution and that well written american constitution. they are our civil religion. scalia at saint we do not have a monarch, we have a constitution. he himself churchill speaks of the iron curtain speech about magna carta, the bill of rights, habeas corpus trial by jury, eng

leaders are afraid to openly name the cost of recovery infrastructure of ukraine, according to american conservativethe amounts have already been calculated, but they are hiding because politicians are afraid of the indignation of their own citizens, as the publication suggested, the europeans may decide that ukraine's democracy simply is not worth such an investment. especially given the rise in inflation in europe itself that the ukrainian issue is not worth the current investment. they also speak in the usa according to recent opinion polls , americans. even more began to support the republicans. after their promises to stop allocating money to ukraine and send them to improvement of life in the country in the event of victory in the elections, there are 253 days of this war in europe and its condition. unknown. we have no plans for its completion. we haven't discussed it, all we do is throw money at it. we have invested $18 billion in the war, including economic humanitarian military aid. these are big numbers, but let's break it down. box this means we're spending $2 1/2 million an hour in ukra

these are the works of a lifelong american conservative and an almost lifelong republican, he therefore retains his tragic sense of life. i should say that from state craft to soul craft too the conservative sensibility, he has gone from being a european conservative to being an american conservative. his index for the first is heavily weighted -- and in the new magnum opus, it's madison and hamilton and particularly the federalist papers and their nemesis, woodrow wilson. in many ways, the book is witty and devastating elaboration of british philosopher, michael oakshots great essay, rational-ism in politics. he quotes oakshots, saying, dreaming and ruling generates tyranny. george will is the critic of the overreaching overheated rationalist progressivism of our time. tyranny and defenses against it are the subject of churchill's great iron curtain speech. and like george will, he finds the greatest offense in the heritage and tradition of the rule of law, exemplified by the british unwritten constitution and the very well written american constitution. they are, how are several relig

they are reframing american conservative politics as spiritual warfare against the radical left.oley have travelled from north carolina. they took away the bible, they took awayjesus in everything, and so now we are being run by devils, we are being run by satan because it is a spiritual war. some call this rise of the religious right christian nationalism, the belief that america was founded as a christian nation and should remain one. it has taken on a new intensity in this fractured political world, breaking covered during the storming of the capitol, where christian symbols and prayer were on display. good evening... greg locke was one of many pastors at the capitol that day. he has millions of followers on line and preaches to hundreds every week. you ain't seen the insurrection yet. he has managed to weave his political views into an apocalyptic worldview laced with conspiracy theories. you god—hating communists, you will find out what an insurrection is, because we ain't playing your garbage! you are calling fellow americans evil, and putting it in the context of an apocal

that's when i realized i had to do it myself. >> reporter: that organization became "the american conservationent. >> we are at the first acc summit. we have just under 300 attendees, which is absolutely incredible for the first time this is being held. >> i'm here because i am a conservative environmentalist. and i think it's really important that we create that movement and make it like a valid movement. i think for a long time conservatives have not come to the table. >> it's the people in this room that will change the narrative. there are tens of billions of dollars being spent on the current way of thinking on the environment. and it's not working. >> reporter: benji's reputation and his enthusiasm attracting several high-profile republicans. like texas representative dan crenshaw. >> i think the republican party has come a long way on this. and benji's the next generation of that. >> reporter: and former transportation secretary elaine chao, who just happens to be the wife of kentucky senator and minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> to conserve is probably the most conservative principle

this guy has taken a lot of crap, he stood out, he is an african american conservative, all hell has broke loose against him and his family. the least we can do, shame on us all if we can't help him because he's going to change the republican party, he's going to change america. go to teamherschel.com and unashamedly give to an african american conservative who deserves your support. teamherschel.com. change america, change it now! [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: i don't know, senator cruz, do you want to try to top that? >> well look, i'll say you look at all the voting rules that the democrats used covid to put in place. this election here in georgia will determine whether those rules get forced all over the country because if warnock wins, the democrat are one vote away from ending the filibuster. if they get one way from ending the filibuster, joe manchin will roll over, schumer will end it, and first thing they will do if they end the filibuster is pass s1, corrupt politicians act that will strike down every photo id law in the country, will legalize ballot harvesting, will reg

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palm peo, on continuing 80 key at the politician claims the policy could even help ordinary americans. conservatives need to make the case. helping ukraine is in our interest, it will strengthen our national security deter foe and lower cost. for americans. it seems my com payer's position over assistance to key, has had a radical turn around as just 2 years ago in a national public radio interview, he skated over us interest in ukraine with a journalist conducting the interview, saying the politicians seemed serious over the topic. being discussed, he was not happy to have been questioned about ukraine. he asked, do you think americans care about ukraine? he used the f word in that sentence and many others. he asked if i could find ukraine on a mount. i said yes. i pointed to ukraine, he put the map away, he said, people will hear about those. and then he turned and said he had things to do and i thanked him again for his time and left. we spoke to radio host, kerry harrison who was supporting conflict, usually bring significant financial benefit for the assisting party. pompei o is not a guy who w

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they are reframing american conservative politics as spiritual warfare against a radical left.the bible, they took awayjesus in everything so now we are being run by devils, we are being run by satan because it is a spiritual war. some call this rise of the religious right christian nationalism, the belief that america was founded as a christian nation and should remain one. it has taken on a new intensity in this fractured political world. breaking cover during the storming of the capitol were christian symbols and prayers on display. good evening, global family... greg locke was one of many pastors at the capitol that day. he has millions of followers online and preaches to hundreds every week. you ain't seen the insurrection yet. he has managed to weave his political views into an apocalyptic worldview laced with conspiracy theories. you god—hating communists, you will find out what insurrection is because we ain't playing no garbage. playing your garbage. you are calling fellow americans evil and putting it in the context of an apocalyptic battle between good and evil. ther

kiev, writes former adviser to the head of the pentagon, douglas mcgregor, in his article for american conservative. he noted that ukraine will not be able to defeat russia, moreover, the next stage of the special operation, according to mcgregor, threatens with the complete destruction of the ukrainian state, and the analyst considers joe biden to be the perpetrators of the situation, because of whose foreign policy the united states is already losing influence in europe artyom crossolin and olga ponomareva lead. interference in the internal affairs of russia and an attempt influence the independence of the legislative process, as russian ambassador to ottawa aleksinov described the actions of the canadian authorities the country's foreign ministry called diplomats for clarification in connection with the adoption in russia of a law banning lgbt propaganda . values, as the russian ambassador told our channel, the canadian authorities without understanding. here to the desire of russians to live without outside influence. they called because they do not agree with the position of the embassy in con

account on the social network twitter, how is it in principle, it may affect the chances of american conservatives already in the next us presidential election, or will it not have a very strong effect on what is happening? i think that it is rather not very much to a great extent, he compromised himself with such less and more moderate republicans, of course, those 25% of the population who love and adore him. they have remained the same. now, the pope, despite all the scandals, all the research and so on, so it is basically impossible to change their opinion. the house is 2% maximum, but the republicans generally understand that they lost the election because of trump, which means that you lost the presidential election because of his radicalism, because of his extremism, and now they have also seen what, for example from those elections that just took place, they didn't pee because everyone thought that peeing means that the senate remained in the hands of the democrats, their majority is the republican majority in the house of entente, there is very little, it seems only six or seven announced

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we, i look at, you know, responsible state craft in some articles in the american conservative. and they love the, is this word unprovoked unprovoked. but this goes back to when a boy she was talking about it. you know, you don't have to go too far to see that this was intentionally provoked. lucas? yes. i mean these wars are engineering. if you ask me, that's my opinion on this whole thing. they know i'll put in is gonna respond. they know what a pushes buttons and the western media start with. he invaded, that's what they start. that's the most people thing. oh my god, he invaded unprovoked. why did he do? this is a madman. he's going to take all of ukraine is going to take all of europe. we've heard these narratives before. so most people have no idea that the truth is this is going on for a long time. as he mentioned earlier. and you know, the shelling and dom boss to ethnic cleansing in the region which is being denied by the german people there. and here we go, is repeating the same lice again. that is on provoke when the reality, the mis agreements, the showing in the peo

someso of the most important leaders of the american conservative movement were ex-communists. a homosexual was barred forever from bar tis pating in bush participating in american public life. so my book tracks how we got from that period in american history when gay people had to live in a closet. you could not even identify yourself to being part of this group to now where we are today. a majority of people. we have an openly gay man serving in the cabinet for the first time. something that i would have thought unimaginable not so long ago. i think free expression is so central to this story. this progress wouldn't have been possible without it. demonstrating outside the white house in 1965, the first gay rights demonstration in america and happened four years before stone walensky. stonewall and we're all familiar with stonewall left people with a picket march modeled on the african american civil rights movement marchs. none of this would have been possible and the very act of coming outon is one of expressi. it is saying to your loved ones urand your friends and family ad

he's an african american conservative. they have belittled him, they have treated him like crap. his family, stand by herschel tonight. if you can give, give. if you know somebody that can give, ask them to do it. teamherschel.com. the conservative movement for people of color is on the ballot in georgia. we must help people like herschel for the benefit of our country and the future of conservatism. teamherschel.com, please. >> sean: very powerful. senator lindsey graham. at this hour as we continue, republicans are still inching towards a majority in the house. may end up being decided by republicans in the deep blue state of california. look at your screen. mike garcia remains ahead in california's 27th district. kevin kylie is ahead in california 3. young kim and michelle steele are closing in and katie porter is in a tight race in orange county. republicans need 218 seats. as you can see, we put it on the screen to win that house majority, which it appears they are headed towards. joining us now, newt gingrich. it's pretty remarkable developments that at dam laxalt is odds o

and they're consistent with some of the attacks that we've seen on other african american conservatives, you know. clarence technologies byron donalds. heck, the congressional black caucus is now supporting a white liberal progressive congressman from gary, indiana over an african american woman veteran who happens to be a republican. so i think there is a lot of race injected into all this unnecessarily. and, you know, it would be really nice if we got back on who's qualified, who's the best representative of my personal beliefs, because that's who i'm going to elect. >> the thing about this, dante, i think the reason they're not supporting is because being of the same race as some of the affinity does not automatically qualify you or endear you. it has to be the qualifications. >> yeah, it does. when you look at what herschel walker is and what he has done throughout his life, it doesn't add up. it doesn't compare to what raphael warnock has done. he has dedicated his entire life. he has a lifetime of service. when the gop comes out there and says herschel walker is going to be one th

matt schlapp chairman of the american conservative union. richard fowler fox news contributor.r us how quickly it could go south. you heard from brandon judd. title 42 is gone. >> look, in your reporting, harris, all the word known, known getaways, known crossings. there is a lot of stuff we don't noechlt -- know. all the trump era policies you can't completely solve the problem but work collaboratively with the mexican government to do as much as we can and the border state governors to make sure we don't have chaos. it is one of the consequences at the chaos of the border these people are shipped throughout the united states as brandon says. 90% of them skip the first hearing. we never get our hands on them again to adjudicate it properly and this is all the unknowns we have in these cities rising crime rates in most cities, concern in these cities that they don't know who is coming into the country and i think this is a big national security question. people i know in that space tell me we have people coming from countries all over the world. not just a central america or me

they are consistent with some of the attacks we've seen on african american conservatives, clarence thomas, thomas byron donalds. the congressional black caucus is now supporting a -- over an african american woman veteran who happens to be republican. so i think that there is a lot of race injected into all of this unnecessarily. and it would be nice if we got back on who is qualified, who is the best representative of my personal beliefs? because that is what i'm going to do? >> the thing about that, though, dante, is, i think the reason they often argue that they are not supportive his because being the same race of some of the affinity organizations is does not automatically qualify you are in here you. it has to be the qualifications. >> yeah, it does. and when you look at what herschel walker is and what he has done throughout his life, it does not add up. it does not compare to what raphael warnock has done. he has dedicated his life, his entire life -- is a lifetime of service. and so in the gop comes out there and says that herschel walker is going to be the one that -- the black

that is why the american conservative union who ranks all legislators both u.s.nd state gave you a 40 -- [no audio] [no audio] [indiscernible] mr. becker: they are working together, it is amazing to see. if two candidates are taking one, because perhaps -- perhaps that is because they are telling the greatest mistruths. my question for you is did you vote for biden's fake green $1 trillion infrastructure bill they gave him his biggest win and we know contributed to inflation and was bad for america? yes, you did. sen. hoeven: we actually need to go through some of the facts there. the facts are that we worked -- senator cramer and i worked to kill build back better, which was $5 trillion by working with manchin and sinema. we not only got infrastructure funding, we saved $5 trillion that otherwise would have gotten funded. the $5 trillion build back better, you have got to check this out. it passed the house, but we killed it in the senate by working with mansion and cinema -- manchin and sinema and you keep distorting the numbers on the infrastructure package. b

herschel walker is a nightmare for liberals, an african american conservative, they have belittled him crap. stand by herschel the conservative movement for people of color is on the ballot in georgia. we must help people like herschel for the benefit of our country and the future of conservatism. teamherschel.com, please. >> do you want to go first? >> van, you go. >> well, first of all, he's a nightmare to the children that he has abandoned and done nothing for. he's a nightmare for his own son who came out and said he lies all the time and shouldn't number office. he's a nightmare. if you're a young black person and want to be conservative, there's a guy named tim scott who i'd direct you to, if you want to look to somebody in the senate. the idea, everything has to be extreme, if you don't want someone with his lack of qualifications to be in the senate, you now hate all conservatives and hate all black people to be conservatives. that's not true. we have conservative black people in our families. what are you talking about. >> this is what he's talking about. >> people like him al

he is an african american conservative. they had belittled him. they have treated him like crap.is family stand by herschel tonight. if you can give, give. >> jimmy: look at what you did, america. you made that sweet old woman cry. i hope you are proud of yourselves. lindsey graham. he is something else. i wonder if lindsey will be in florida tomorrow night. donald trump has announced that he is going to announce that he is running for president tomorrow. not too many of his fellow republicans seem excited about it. they tried to get him to delay . he said no. many of them blame trump for what happened in the midterms and see him as a liability going forward. but we've heard this before. the question now is, are republicans finally ready to break away from donald trump for good? and if they are, there is help. >> do you have a donald trump problem? >> republicans haven't resolved their trump problem. >> i think donald trump gives us problems. >> that you just can't seem to shake. >> we're still seeing a republican party that can't quit donald trump. >> you wish it would go away.

joining me now is former trump national security advisor, american conservative union board member andevolution, trump, washington and we, the people. kt mcfarland is here. what are your thoughts on this potential imminent attack from iran? >> i think it makes a lot of sense, iran wants to distract everybody's attention to the very serious demonstrations anti-regime demonstrations that are happening all across iran. so they want to rattle the cages, get the west really nervous, get the united states nervous because as you said we have troops, we have assets in the region. but is there anything to this? maybe. i think the bigger question, though, is why does the biden administration continue this love affair with iran? you know, they're begging them for a flawed nuclear deal, they're enabling iran really because of the high energy prices brought on by joe biden's war on american fossil fuels. and they're kind of pushing saudi arabia into the arms of the russians. if there's a friend we have in the middle east, it's israel and probably it's saudi arabia. it sure as heck is not iran. iran

bring in our political panel for joining is now vice president and government affairs at the american conservation coalition and republican strategist robinson. former hillary clinton campaign national finance team measured partner at brownstein schreck, al. thank you both for joining me here today. we appreciate we know you could all be out shopping as well print thanks for taking a few minutes to talk politics instead for a little while. right to the lame duck congress white house and sent about 20 days between now and the end of the year for the big question look at the new lame duck congress very divided body pretty tight margin for the gop may be for people or so, what gets done? are there any areas of potential compromise? quick sure, what's important to remember is this is a democrat's last opportunity to pass through key agenda items while the still hold unified government. we are certainly going to see them on gun control, on gay marriage in another of other issues. one issue in particular that's permitting reform. as an important opportunity to unleash the economy. increase climate goals

that is why the american conservative union who ranks all legislators both u.s.nd state gave you a 40 -- [no audio] [no audio] i have worked my whole career to help north could -- north dakota produce more oil and gas. biden has handcuffed producers. i can see why these two take turns helping each other. rick becker is helping the democratic party. >> they will take time working together. >> it will be amazing to see. if two candidates appear seem to be attacking one, perhaps that is because the candidate is telling the greatest truth. my question for you is, did you vote for biden's $1 trillion infrastructure bill that gave him his biggest when, and that we know contributed to inflation and was bad for america? yes you did. that is all we need to know. >> we need to go through some facts. the facts are that we worked, senator kramer and i, workers to kill -- worked to kill build back better, 5 trillion dollars by working with joe mansion and kristin cinema. we got infrastructure funding and saved $5 trillion. $5 trillion. the $5 trillion build back better. it pa

in fact some of the most important leaders of the american conservative movement were asked communists . a homosexual was barred forever from participating in american public life. so my book tracks how we got from that period in american history when gay people had to live in a closet. you could not even identify yourself to be a part of this group. you now where we are today where a majority of americans support gay marriage including a majority of republicans. that was the first time last year. at an openly gay gay man serving in thecabinet for the first time , something i would have thought unimaginable not solong ago . and i think free expression is so central to this story because none of this progress would have been possible without it. demonstrating outside the white house, 1965 the first day rights demonstration in america happened for years before stonewall, where all familiar with the stonewall uprising but less people know there was a picket march modeled on the african-american civil rights movement marches, a peaceful picket outside the white house in 1965. none of this