battery of a new era of american exceptionalism? is our party turn the page for the presidential defeat and move our country forward? meet assignment -- here are a few thoughts on how to accomplish that set of goals. as republicans we need to free ourselves from the quick sound of and most grievances. we need to turn our attention to the future and stop wallowing in the past. we need to face the realities of the 2020 election and learn, not hide from them. we need to discredit extremists in our midst and we will discuss that a little bit more in a moment. we need to renounce conspiracy theories in the truth, the ones who know better and the ones who are just plain nuts. [applause] need help them put all the fantasies rest so we can focus on the issues that really matter and quit wasting our time and credibility. claims i won't convince anyone of anything. we need to win both as republicans and americans again. only way to push back we know are wrong is to focus on alternative americans will see our right. nothing else in 2022 or the

how do we create a new era of american exceptionalism? how does our party turn the page from our 2020 -- and move our country forward? here are a few thoughts to meet the assignment. how to accomplish these urgent goals. as republicans, we need to free ourselves from the quicksand of endless grievances. we need to turn our attention to the future and stop wallowing in the past. thewe need to face the realitis of the 2020 elections and learn, not hide from it. we need to discredit the extremists in our midst. the way we've done it before, and we will discuss that a little bit more in a moment. we need you to renounce the conspiracy theorists and the truth deniers, the ones who know better and the ones who are just plain nuts. [applause] we need to give our supporters facts that will help them put all those fantasies to rest, so that everyone can focus with clear minds on the issues that really matter. we need to quit wasting our time, our energy and credibility on claims that will not ever convince anyone of anything. we need to learn to w

my view of american exceptionalism was an not. and then from that speech that way be cheating that i had ten years ago and then get away with not writing anyone this time but as we consider the question and what we mean to each other and the rest of the world it is from a then first-term republican government where america stood ten years ago from where we are today. a lot is being said in the selection season implicit is that we are different and better with our economy and people have delivered for each other but for american exceptionalism to deliver hope and an example it must be demonstrated not just asserted it will be seen and appreciated they will then be more likely to follow our example at one time in history the greatest reflected the innovation and determination ingenuity and strength of the democratic institution when there is a crisis america finds a way to come together for enemies. there's a crisis at home with the public interest first. we do it through strong presidential leadership. we failed to live up to her o

, nations who are the slave, the americans, brock obama, and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. like turning this russian into this dangerous man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy. so some little bit on your own. i english v i v, i not leashed off in one tablet block. nato took it out. we moved east. the reason us had jimmy is a dangerous, is it the lie? the sovereignty of all the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature, what is founded, shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. the madeline's, this our job by his approval ratings, up to the lowest of his presidency after the cale to withdraw from afghanistan. but the administration is sticking to the belief that some g

instead of american exceptionalism "shared humanity." >> harris: and any other lane of society we would what are we going to do, prosecute teachers for believing what they believe? i want to do, as morgan says, better job at home as a parent to remember there are people out there willing to lie to our children and we will have to keep it straight. public schools, our taxes pay for that, so i just go to school board meetings. y'all can do it however you want, but i think accountability is important in addition to educating your kids at home. i don't want things being bent in the classroom, not without my saying it. >> kayleigh: i work for a president who said what it was: "radical islamic terrorism." we had a leader who called out. >> emily: without accuracy, without specificity, without the full details of how gruesome and horrific 9/11 was, world war ii, concentration camps and the like, that makes history repeat itself. by glossing over, not sharing details, by looking away, that makes us immune, numb, uneducated, and that runs the risk of terror rising again. >> kayleigh: coming up,

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rejecting american exceptionalism, brian. american experiences aren't more significant? it's because she's professor at the university of -- the american university. she says this isn't the view of everyone, just mine. they talk about 9/11 and the fact is, if you say america is exceptional, that's why we are being targeted and it messes with our story line. especially in virginia, james monroe, james madison, thomas jefferson, founding fathers, this other guy named george washington, they were under the belief that america was pretty exceptional. but now the virginia department of education are concerned that 9/11, anti-muslim behavior coming up, they want everyone to know that we want to explain this without any bias. don't say terrorists, say extremists. no, they were terrorists and extremists. people are abusing muslims or that follow the muslim faith, islam, that's a huge problem. al qaeda was the group that wanted to attack us. how do you tell that story and not tell the impetus behind that story, of 9/11? there's no rea

today, it is american exceptionalism, their their opposite. they're the same side of the coin, this idea that you can impose your values on somebody else. now the reason i know, sarah, the reason i was intense is because, you know, i live here in china. i've also lived in u. s. i was in the government, i was a college politician, lawyer, investment banker. i've seen what we've done. it's not all bad. we have tremendous resources. we should be doing better and i grew up in abroad. i have to jump in here. we have run out of time many, thanks my guess, northfield knoxville and in beijing. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time. remember prospect the ah, the ah, is you'll media a reflection of reality? the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation, whole community. you going the right way? where are you being somewhere? direct? what is truth? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows, ah, driven by shapes by those in m

, nations who are the slave, the americans, brock obama, and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous go. you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy. so some of it on your own. i english v i v. i not leashed to off in one, interpret block nato. it's our we move east. the reason us had germany, it's a dangerous is the lie. the sovereignty of the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses and it's international. war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato, what is founded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large companies would lose millions and millions or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fascist. the welcome back. the global chip shortage is continuing to take a toll on the auto industry. as board in general, motors have announced plans to scale back production amid the supply chain issue g

they seem to feel that terror societies was simple. >> this idea of american exceptionalism and americany was taken for grant. what 9/11 did and the wars and the drone strikes without any accountability, the fact that guantanamo bay is still open i want eroded more effectively this idea of america's moral standing better than bin laden or any of the islamist extremist groups could have ever done in their recruitment. >> if bin laden was alive he would probably think he won because when he started out, jihadist extremism was a smaller thing. the war against terrorism has just led to yet more terrorism. franchises of international space station are spreading in africa. very difficult to rewrite history but i do wonder whether or not a smaller response by the united states to this would have been greater in the longer term benefit. >> security on u.s. airline flights has increased tremendously since the 9/11 attacks. but some pilots believe that 20 years later there's more to be done and this report shows not just international terrorists pilots are worried about. >> she can hardly believe

today, it is american exceptionalism. there are opposite. they're the same side of the coin, this idea that you can impose your values on somebody else. now the reason i know, sarah, the reason i was intense just because, you know, i live here in china. i've also lived in u. s. i was in the government, i was a college politician, lawyer, investment banker. i've seen what we've done. it's not all bad. we have tremendous resources. we should be doing better and i grew up in abroad. i have to jump in here. we have run out of time many, thanks my guess, northfield knoxville and in beijing. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our see you next time remember prospect the the catera drugs are essential for millions of patients or are they, they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work, the problem is in the long term, they're mostly disastrous. suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition that was meant to treat inst

afraid to stand up to them. >> rachel: robby, why with people so offended by the idea of american exceptionalismthis is so controversial today. >> it shouldn't be controversial at all. we should talk about how great american is. that doesn't mean you can't ever criticize it or talk about the less savory aspects of our history, no one is saying that here they're want obligor to white wash something bad that happened to us. they don't want to talk about it that offends a far left progressive ideology. it would be really funny if it wasn't happening. >> rachel: robby, thanks for joining me tonight. >> my pleasure. >> rachel: democrats think it's time for nancy pelosi to be rewarded for her hard work. so much so that they have earmarked $200 million just for her favorite san francisco park. house republicans tried to block the proposal saying the money could be better used literally anywhere else democrats didn't care. they think it's a great idea to use taxpayer dollars to upgrade the prevideo park in pelosi's district because thee deserves it. >> if it weren't for her working 24/7 and she does it

and he talked about in america that was kind of post american exceptionalism. he talked about in america that was more humble, that was more willing to engage through international mechanisms that was more willing to listen. that was more willing to approach other countries as peers. and i think, you know, if there are positive consequences of the past 20 years, it is that those things are lesson learned. and this is an administration that has learned those lessons. so how does he take those lessons, david? and i'm, and i'm, you know, i believe that you're sort of have something on, you know, that your thoughts on something very important. but i think a lot of the world looks at that as a function of american weakness of weakness after the moment the failure in afghanistan. and now we're willing to listen to people cuz we've been beaten down the chinese talk about it. well, america's in, you know, a period of strategic contraction from the world. how do you turn that around? you're an expert in this, you're a pro and washington and turn that into a position of

the whole idea of american exceptionalism, that it's okay to break a few eggs. if we're making a great omelet. but, you know, let's look at the omelette that we're trying to make. you know, open markets and the ballad box have not solve the world's problems. you start looking around the world. where has the us successfully imposed? i mean that by imposed as opposed to countries adopting it themselves. where has that worked? it has it. i mean air spring is a massive failure. we're seeing the, the result of that into dasia. obviously, iraq is a broken country because of what we did. ganesha, we're leaving behind essentially a kind of poison pill on the doorstep of russia, china, and all the stands around it as a try to figure out what they're going to do with the situation that was caused in essence, by somebody else. so at this juncture, the, you know, the u. s. is viewing china the way they would act if they were in china's place in china is trying to say, look, we're not trying to do. the things you did were more internally focused. everything is about trying t

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. >> things like islamic phobia, ideas of american exceptionalism. >> gross.ir to say that these kids are representative of the population as a whole. but what are they representative of? how about an educational system that is worried about indoctrination versus instruction, one of which is anti-american viola, spewing from passive aggressive physically unattractive and perpetually wrong professors. misdirected anger who is damaging to small minds. thanks to these marxist think tank that we call universities, we have a few generations and no less about this country than i do about dunking a basketball, somehow exceptionalism is easier to condemn than terrorism. >> the virginian virginity from education showcase a lecture the lecture and basically said that when talking about 9/11, we should avoid talking about american exceptionalism. would you agree with that? >> yes, for sure, we should because we don't need more nationalism in this country, we need more like -- health care. i don't know. >> propagating this idea that our nation is the best no matter what,

we are also not going to reproduce american exceptionalism. >> what is understood as american exceptionalismink it is important for kids to know who attacked us. >> this was an attack caused by extremists. there's a lot of media stuff out there, that is either not accurate or racist. you will also note i'm using the word extremist in my terminology, not the word terrorist. >> the goal is to reduce 9/11 from a horrific terror attack to a traffic accident. >> you name what happened and that is it. there's no need to further describe it, embellish it, name them, provide details. it's not relevant. laura: joining us is vice president of strategy for parents defending education, cofounder of the muslim reform movement, your response to what we just heard. >> outrageous is the word. this was washing 9/11. this woman attempted to rewrite history. the details don't matter in the classroom, of course details matter. what is important is we have to name any problem in order to find solutions. it is important to talk about islamic extremism and call these men hijackers. it is a travesty of justice in t

. >> things like islamic phobia, ideas of american exceptionalism. >> gross.ir to say that these kids are representative of the population as a whole. but what are they representative of? how about an educational system that is worried about indoctrination versus instruction, one of which is anti-american viola, spewing from passive aggressive physically unattractive and perpetually wrong professors. misdirected anger who is damaging to small minds. thanks to these marxist think tank that we call universities, we have a few generations and no less about this country than i do about dunking a basketball, somehow exceptionalism is easier to condemn than terrorism. >> the virginian virginity from education showcase a lecture the lecture and basically said that when talking about 9/11, we should avoid talking about american exceptionalism. would you agree with that? >> yes, for sure, we should because we don't need more nationalism in this country, we need more like -- health care. i don't know. >> propagating this idea that our nation is the best no matter what,

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he did good things, but his wars, you know, before 9/11 the world thought american exceptionalism wasy. after 9/11 most americans now think american exceptionalism is a employ. much of that is because of bush's wars, which have helped not one group go to school, which has helped not one woman become head minister or head of state, and have caused a metastasizing of american racism. we must listen to black muslim women. black muslim women in american are the apex of american systemic racism and hate, and they should be the ones who lead us out of this. that is our own intra muslim problem. we must end apartheid against gay muslims within muslim communities. that is our problem. we must recognize the link between anti-semitism and anti-muslim hate in america. muslims will never be free unless they commit to the freedom of jews in american to be jews. the more we understand our intra connection in the post 9/11 era, for people like women for women international, we won't be able to turn this page. >> as everybody knows here, i probably could take about this for the next seven hours, but

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