when you were doing this book, we generally tend to think of cuban-americans in miami as your staunch republican supporters. but in reading your book it seems like it crosses a gamut. there's a huge swath of mexican americans, puerto ricans, argentinians who gravitate to the message of the republican party. maybe even pre-trump. rex totally. yes. absolutely. i am the one who is pretty down on thinking in terms of voting blocks. and thinking about unity among 60 million americans. why would you assume 60 million americans, 20% of the country with feel the same way about anything? i understand from the media perspective from political analyst perspective, i think part of what happens is these days we think about the electoral vote. we know it's very frustrating that only a handful of states seem to decide the election, right? the states are places like florida, texas, california, arizona, these really electoral vote rich places that also have a lot of latinos living in them. i think that's why you try to categorize the latino vote by saying well, latinos in florida are the cuban-americans who are

woman living in california and american republicans, serving in the u.s. congress. think about that. [applause] >> thank you, i would like to pose a question to everyone here. why is having the right messenger to send the right message, a female candidate that looked up to you all or minority candidate, why is that important? anyone? >> authenticity comes with the right messenger. people, especially voters, they respect people who are themselves and their district and meet their needs. ultimately, you talk about the message and how important that is. we obviously have to do a good job getting the message out to people respect authenticity and i think it comes with the right messenger. i think it's as simple as that. >> the republican party has a great message. we are all for small government by giving the individual opportunity and the freedom to exercise their mind and as senator marsha, i called gop rent opportunity, i am with you on this. this is how an immigrant like me from south korea when i was a young girl, not even a teen, 12 yearsrs old coming ov

at the local level to the county level, state, and now, look, i'm the first elected korean american, republican woman to serve in california state assembly and now i'm one of the first three korean americans and one of the only two korean american republicans, one of only two asian americans sitting in the united states congress. think about that. [applause] mr. fortuno: thank you. i would like to throw a question to everyone here. why is having the right messenger in addition to the right message important? why will you say it is female candidates, that look up to you. or minority candidates that look up to you as well. why is that important? anyone mrs. kim: the republican party has a great message. we are all for smaller government by giving the individual the opportunity and the freedom to exercise their mind. as senator marsha blackburn, you stole my line. i called g.o.p. not the grand ole party but grand opportunity party. i'm with you on this. this is how an immigrant like me from south korea when i was a young girl, not even a teenager, 12 years old coming over here. who would have thou

at the local level to the county level, state, and now, look, i'm the first elected korean american, republican woman to serve in california state assembly and now i'm one of the first three korean americans and one of the only two korean american republicans, one of only two asian americans sitting in the united states congress. think about that. [applause] mr. fortuno: thank you. i would like to throw a question to everyone here. why is having the right messenger in addition to the right message important? why will you say it is female candidates, that look up to you. or minority candidates that look up to you as well. why is that important? anyone mrs. kim: the republican party has a great message. we are all for smaller government by giving the individual the opportunity and the freedom to exercise their mind. as senator marsha blackburn, you stole my line. i called g.o.p. not the grand ole party but grand opportunity party. i'm with you on this. this is how an immigrant like me from south korea when i was a young girl, not even a teenager, 12 years old coming over here. who would have thou

black american rangers waking up. they will vote republican. democrats and it is naacp continue these lies to the african-american population. >> laura: burgess, the tax increases that will hit successful black businessmen and athletes. not to speak of the tens of thousands on the way to the southern border who will flood the job market for low income workers. all of this is a disaster for the black community and america. >> absolutely. understand the power that it drives our middle-class and small business owners. i saw that as a kid. black businesses everywhere. naacp was fighting against small businesses. they do everything to not allow us to prepare for it. to think about it. at the end of the day the judo christian values are simple. god, country and family. they are against every one of those principles. we need to fight for it. thank goodness for 2022. americans are talking together and we will win this game. >> laura: thank you very much. why is the corporate media so invested in taking florida down? governor ron desantis has a few thoug

the latest pew research poll says that 44 percent of american republicans point president trump to run again in 2024. would another trump presidency be good for the energy market? it does because this is gonna make sure that we don't really care are actually going to do, but i don't want you to come on this talk before trump collection before and after the last election that i always said that we will use. but i'm with american liter elected by american people on the mentally. and i'm not going to comment on the interest of both in terms of security and reduction that are fighting crime series and go and money laundering and tax havens in that sort of thing. a, b, and the g sectors ship. these are our interests, our mutual interest and they will lead to developing our video ration. american machine establishment will become a thing on the relations with russia. but really, i mean, it comes to some to city and then it gets into, you know, set them and get your food. what does it live to exon mobile, the projects in russia. there is a lose lose situation that gas prices increase. the cou

especially its impact on poor americans. republicans are concerned about inflation during the biden administration. this was treasury secretary janet yellen last month talking about this issue of the rise of inflation. [video] >> tell me what you thought inflation would be at the end of this year. you told me to percent. do you stand by that prediction? >> clearly inflation this year is going to be above 2%. just the experience so far this year makes that clearly true. i think we are seeing monthly inflation rates taper off. >> what do you think you will be at the end of this year if not 2%? >> probably closer to 4%. that is already must be the case based of what's happened this year. host: christopher russo on inflation concerns. guest: i sympathize with americans with concerns about inflation. i am also concerned. let me give you the perspective of someone at the fed thinking about these issues. there is always upside risk and downside risk. the downside risk is the possibility tightening policy, raising interest rates to quickly, low

americans, republicans, independents and democrats all feel the pain on inflation at a 30 year high. gas prices up more than 40%. food meat and sea food double digits. that's why thanksgiving will be so expensive. the pain of feeling less safe with violent crime across the country. the pain of fentanyl and addiction. this is the most under-reported crisis this this country. it's nottine close. because of the border that is anything but closed. all of this stuff is coming in. no jen psaki bomb will fix this. no canned speech from the president will fix this. the president and vice-president won't visit the border and pete buttigieg won't visit the port cities in california or jersey. cargo ships are backed up like in long beach. it comes down to competency, effort and messaging am the administration is failing on all 3 fronts. the american people know it and the numbers show it. >> sean: we could resolve the border issue, pete. go back to the trump policies. we could resolve the inflation issue in a big way. going back to energy independence and stop begging opec. we are importing mor

republicans can do. if they continue refusing to lift a finger, it will be indisputable. democrats are here for the american economy, for workers, small businesses. republicans will be the party of default. thank you. sen. stabenow: we are here today to reinforce over and over the fact that the republicans are demanding we raise the debt limit ourselves, and we are happy to do it. 50 votes, happy to do it. they claim they are the party of fiscal responsibility. even today they talk about how they are the party of fiscal responsibility. what is less responsible than running up a huge tab under president trump and then sneaking out the back door without paying the bills, which is what they are trying to do. raising the debt limit today pays for the important programs we funded last year on a bipartisan basis in the middle of a pandemic. first we passed the family's first coronavirus response act on a bipartisan basis, then the important cares act, then we passed a second round of funding for the paycheck protection program on a bipartisan basis. in december we passed important covid package again on a biparti

dragnet across the bank accounts of every single american. >> harris: republicans saying the democrat plan to scale back i.r.s. snooping plan is nothing but a whitewash and still a dangerous attack on your privacy. how is that? what will they get to? the top republican on the ways and means committee, congressman kevin brady of texas is in "focus." stay close. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections —some serious— and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans. one of the benefits that our country gives us as veterans is the powerful va home loan b

is not a mandate -- in the next year to shore up democracy for the people of america, all americans, republicans, democrats, independents so that we can still decide our own leaders. host: john, ryan lander, wisconsin. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have no problem voting in wisconsin. that usually takes me 15 minutes. i drive to my polling place, stand in line and cast my ballot. i come back home. we need to have 50 separate state voting -- [indiscernible] -- the easier you make it, the easier it will be to hack into it. [indiscernible] -- finally being answered. in wisconsin, there was some stuff that went on in wisconsin. maybe i will go to your website and read the findings from the election commission. there was definitely stuff going on that were not with the state constitution in wisconsin and pennsylvania. do you agree with that? did that happen? did it not? there were some shady stuff happening in this election due to the pandemic rules? i don't think we should have all the same rules. guest: great point, john. i appreciate the opportunity for clarification. i am not at all sug

. >> there was a few it sort of started with "american republicans. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "american"ause i think she is always in a position where she thinks she's smarter than everybody else, you know and so it's just, like, "she can't -- no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> "like, she just can't." >> jimmy: "no. just can't." >> "no." >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's cobie smulders in "impeachment: american crime story. take a look. >> your boring that's the problem with you republicans. >> you're a republican >> i'm a conservative. you're all too nice. what does that get you it gets you dole >> what's wrong with dole? >> he lost idiotic american females couldn't wait to re-elect their fat boyfriend. >> be that as it may, this case is all we have now >> right what would you like me to do >> what you do best. stir the pot help us get justice for paula. >> this isn't about justice. >> then what is it about >> impeachment, jerome >> jimmy: yeah there you go [ cheers and applause cobie smulders, "impeachment: american crime story," airs tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. on fx we'll b

from complications from a disease that spread unchecked through america, because another american -- republican administration misled the american people. that's the first irony. the second irony, is as you point out, is fox news here. because as a rock, as michelle pointed out, it was really destroyed americans trusted media long before donald trump came on the scene. and all media organizations, have to own up to their -- role in that. but fox was at the center of that propaganda, republican administration kept propaganda campaign. a few years ago, chris there, was a poll that came out. that showed even in 2015, 52% of fox viewers believed that we had found -- in 2015. compared to four feet 14% -- so it's very important to point out here, the same lies that were told about iraq, that we're told believed on a completely different level by fox viewers -- same thing on covid. you seem with the ship -- again, and again, fox news is dismissing information machine. and we go hello cow silly they are. no, people actually die as a result of watching fox news. whether it's going to warner up, or the p

the republican party has always presented itself as the defender of traditional american values, against an assault on those values. by liberal democrats. michael gerson, may have been the single best republican practitioner, of the arts of expression american values, as a speech writer. michael garrison is an evangelical christian who was the chief speed writer for george w. bush. the words that he gave president bush, who sometimes mangled those words, were among the most eloquent expressions of traditional american values. today in his column in the washington post, he writes, the gop is a garbage scowl of the corrupt, the seditious and their enablers. this is unprecedented in american political history, but by now we have gotten used to it. that the most eloquence, and lacerating, and accurate descriptions of the republican party, now come from, the former leading lakes of the republican party. intellectuals like george will, speech writers like michael gruesome in presidential campaign strategist like stewart stevens and steve schmidt. in the list goes on and on. including our first

there's not any american, republican or democrat, that wants a child drinking water with lead. you get a study last week that 50% of the children whose blood has been tested have lead in it. we need to get people working, we need to pay for this. like anybody, i'm worried about inflation. but some of it, by the way -- look at the automobile industry. our plants are closed and prices have gone up because we don't have chips or the the supply. we have to get this done. i think once it still happens, you'll see results. then i hope we move to addressing the supply chain in this country and bringing it back to this country. >> martha: thank you very much, debbie dingell. great to see you. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: coming up, president biden pledged to speed up the ports in southern california and deal with the supply chain crisis head on that you just heard congress woman dingell referring to. so how is that going? are they moving 24/7 right now? the director of the port of long beach joins us. you think prices are high now? there's worries about hyper inflation. look at tha

this republican manufactured debt ceiling crisis in its tracks or republicans can keep driving ever closer to the first default in american history. it's perfectly clear to everyone, everyone that democrats are working to prevent a default and republicans are deliberately likely to make it happen. republicans have been offered multiple opportunities to take a step back and de-escalate the crisis they have created. : : : >> allow a simple majority vote, exactly what happens in the early 2000 and what republicans have been citing and saying thae blocked it. what also they need to make it clear to everyone that they are the party of default. it is so irresponsible and unfortunately, sadly and confounding we, too many republicans seem proud of this. further this moment where the pushing us to the edge of default. and possible downgrade even other credit rating agencies are saying, is a possibility of downgrade way before the team which can cause the consumers and the american businesses in the american economy a lot after the last downgrade, the last printed blessing effect for years and tomorrow's vote is a task for some rep

most americans view the republican party is better than the democratic party on several key issues. allup found americans say republicans are better able to protect the nation from international threats via 54%-39% margin. the same poll found americans believe the g.o.p. is better to keep the country prosperous by a nine-point margin. it's on your screen right now. gallup says these are the g.o.p. is widest margins ahead of the dems on either issue in the past six years and if the polls were not negative enough, today's "new york post" detailing the slew of scandals hitting the biden administration in the first nine months. the paper calling it "joe biden's cabinet of horrors." another movie title. >> morgan: i think what you're saying across the country is an enthusiasm gap. republicans and independents, if you look at all of the latest polling on independence for the president has taken double-digit dip in favorability with independents. you look the country, like in virginia where terry mcauliffe is running, he might be the first victim of this enthusiasm gap. also what i found re

secretaries of state because we are the people defending democracy so that every eligible american, republican, democrat, and independent alike, has access to safe and secure elections. and has the ability to choose who their elected officials will be. carolyn: that's such an important point. thank you very much for that. and thank you for the work that you are doing not just be democratic secretarieses of state but elect more democratic secretaries of state. as you know we need them. s -- the also election showed us that in the worst way, unfortunately. it's super crucial. we have an audience question. thank you for, john, you posed this one. how can we encourage republicans to bring these local and county election officials to defend the integrity of elections? do you have any thoughts on that? i know that your local control is very important when it comes to elections. local authorities. local community figures leading these efforts. i know interfering is not high on anyone's list of things they want to do. how do we do this? how do we work with them? use them to safeguard our -- secretary

on this issue they are misleading black americans and black americans are waking up at are going to vote republicant the democrats and the naacp continue these lies to the african-american population. >> the onerous tax increases that are going to hit successful black businessman and athletes, not to speak of the tens of thousands that are on their way to the southern border right as we speak tonight making their way through mexico to the southern border were going to flood the job market for low income, middle income workers, all of this is disastrous for the black community america and the black community but especially the black community. >> absolutely. understand the power, the engine that drives small business owners. i saw that, black businesses everywhere. if the naacp fighting against small businesses and do everything they can to not allow us to prepare for, to think about it and at the end of the judeo-christian values of the, we believe in god, country, family and everything the naacp and black the carcass, any of those folks on the left are going against those principles that make the

they lean more toward the republican party. mexican americans, or -- puerto rican learning more toward the democratic party. the cuban story is particularly unique because cuban voters are so strongly in the republican, leaning toward the republican party and have been doing so for even some time -- for some time even though there has been some shift. host: how does age factor? >> guest: a lot of the growth in the number of potential latino voters are coming from young people who were born in the u.s.. 4 million additional potential voters mentioned earlier. about 3 million of that four million would be young latinos who would be entering adulthood. younger latinos tend to be more -- lean more toward, just like we see with young people generally, younger latinos tend to lean more toward the democratic party. host: describe the work you do as far as race and ethnicity. guest: we looked at race and ethnicity and the united states in addition to the views, opinions and attitudes about hispanic and attitudes about hispanic americans, black americans

nothing, that's what they did when it came to the american rescue plan. not a single republican would support our efforts for an american rescue plan to address the covid-19 crisis. the vaccination program which is vaccinated most of americans and continues to do even more, was funded by that program. money was in that program to help businesses get back on their feet after the pandemic. it was a real investment in the future of america. unfortunately, it did not have the support from the other side of the aisle. finally, mr. president on another matter, this week the senate is going to vote to confirm tana lin to serve on the u.s. district court for the western district of the state of washington. ms. lin is an accomplishmented litigator. if confirmed she would be the first iowa xi'an american to serve on a federal district court in the state of washington. she graduated from cornell university and new york university school of law began her career here in d.c. as a public defender. she then continued defending the rights of the most vulnerable as a trial attorney in the civil

for her and for any other representative in congress, democrat or republican, put the interest of the american people first, and you can't go wrong. i want to reiterate the point that i mentioned about this being bigger than democrats and republicans because you can see how joe manchin and kyrsten kyrn sinema are being targeted in the media. you will see how the media will favor republicans who toe the establishment line. if we look at this clearly this goes beyond the partisan politics and goes to hey, if you are part of the insider establishment powerful team, then you will be treated nicely. if you are not, whether you are a democrat or republican, then you will be punished and you will be targeted. >> will: and you have the personal experience to attest that it is not easy. it is not easy. the entire not just political apparatus but the media apparatus as well will target you but you will be principled. tulsi gabbard, i was pleased to get you on the show tonight. i'm excited to talk to you. thank you so much. >> thanks, will. >> will: up next, a tragedy in the dessert after alec baldwin co

entitled to get but anyone over here is entitled to 0, that is the sentiment of the majority of americans and republicans a do what we can to block this but the majority democrats have in washington create a lot of problems in the last 10 months, hopefully they will argue among themselves on not spending enough money. this open border policy beats anything i have seen and the payout is insulting to every american. jillian: we covered a lot of ground, appreciate the time. mexico granting pregnant women around 1200 minors permits to travel through the country. migrants hoping for a warm welcome into the biden immigration policies the texas governor greg abbott warns don't plant across illegally. >> to arrest, to the blockade efforts and put them in jail for violating crime of criminal trespass in the state of texas. >> there are 5000 people traveling in a caravan, they travel 50 miles of 13,000 mile journey so far. laura: did you see this? the governor's race no longer dead even, fox news poll showing glenn youngin taking the lead among likely voters. jillian: a big shift from two weeks ago. >> reporter: m

the american people deserve -- democrats especially and hopefully republicans to fight for them. i'm not going to get involved in the squabbles taking place, because i believe at the end of the day, we're going to come together and pass both bills. we have to do that. i have never focused on the bottom line in terms of numbers. we need to ask senator sinema and also senator manchin what

americans have been sold a fraud. that the election was stolen. republicansave a duty to tell the american people that this is not true. perpetuaing the big lie is an attack on the core of our constitutional republic. it was punctuated over the weekend when more republican leaders, guys like senator chuck grassley, playing to donald trump at a rally of thousands. standing right there, close by his side. embracing him and his message despite a renewed barrage of lies and dangerous disinformation peddled there including false claims that the 2020 election was rigged. trump also sowing doubt on the election results in arizona despite zero findings of fraud through three audits and even the fraudit done by the cyber ninjas. civil war trends on twitter. and it is against that back drop, that lifelong republican chris krebs, once the top cyber security in donald trump's own administration, calling ait a death spiral being perpetuated by his old boss. >> we're seeing this constant erosion of confidence in the electoral system. and it is ultimately anti-democratic an

republican line. caller: as an african-american, a black republican, it just carriages me when i hear black democrats constantly down talking america. america is a great country. i am not a fan of joe biden. i voted for joe biden because i am not a fan of trump. the problem is joe biden is not an honest individual. he believes in open borders but is not saying it. he is currently causing friction among american saying this race is against that race, and it is not true. there are more african-american communities in america than any other country, but instead the democratic party's constant lay talking about how terrible this country is. america is not perfect, but we are still a shining star. we are still a palace on the hill. america can constantly strive. but first, we have to stop blaming each other and work together to make this country a better place. i love america and still believe america is the place for entrepreneurship and freedom come and that is the most important thing in this country. host: to jerry, also on the republican line, this time in chicago. caller: thank you, c-span. i am tot

americans a lot of discussion on capitol hill about inflation and especially its impact for americans and republicans in particular concerned about inflation during the biden administration. late last month talking about this issue of the rise of inflation. i asked you to tell me what you thought it would be at the end of this year and you told me to percent. do you still stand by that prediction? >> it's going above 2%, just the experience so farr this year makes that clearly but i think we arere seeing monthly inflatin rates taper off. >> what do you think it will be at the end off the year if not 2%?%. >> probably closer to 4%. that's already the case based on what's happenedd this year. >> on inflation concerns. >> i will sympathize. to give the perspective of someone that is thinking about these issues there's always upside risksde and downside ris. tightening the policy to fast and raising interest rates too quickly, lowering the purchases too quickly that would kick us back down into a double dip recession and that would be harmful for the job market even if not taking us back down to recessio

democrats, republicans, the american public. we have a bill that we could vote up or down to raise the debt limit. it is a much easier, cleaner, less risky process. republicans can still bring up a range of amendments about a range of issues. extending the process they can , be unlimited. that is how the process works. to us, that does not make sense as a preference. we are not ruling out options, the clear, clean, fastest, least risky option is crystal clear to us. >> i wanted to talk about what we touched on earlier. you spoke about efforts to shore up energy in u.s., but there are a couple points. [indiscernible] some of our closest allies are in line. for fuel or i wonder what we are doing to deal with this crisis internationally. months ago, but in the past week, he would circle back on what message we would convey. we want to accelerate beyond -- a few months ago, a sort of gradual increase in production. sec. psaki: i think one of the questions i was asked was about our national security advisor who meeting with the saudi

americans. we know that republicans are just fine ripping out a social safety net away from all americans, includinghat i really hope democrats can do is explain to those mothers and let them be the advocates and messen jurors of what joe biden is trying to do so they can go out in their communities and put pressure on their elected officials to make sure it happens. also we might want to think about what bill clinton did when he was president, and he had certain policies and he would let republicans take them and say they are their own policies, and as long as it gets passed i will give you the credit and that's fine. we need to figure out a way, if that's what is going to help this 3.5 trillion pass, give republicans something that they can tell their constituents that it's their idea. i am fine with that, because so many families are at stake right now. i mean, so many parts of this bill will really save american families, democrat and republicans, from falling off an economic cliff. it's frustrating to say the least that we have manchin and kyrsten sinema who are self-serving democrats and are s

republican majority? >> only two times in american history did the party of the president gain seats two years into a firstblicans right now. the administration is enormously unpopular. the president's approval rating is tanking. i think we'll have a terrific atmosphere in which to have a mid-term report card on the performance of the biden administration and we have 50 republicans. the way forward is clear. >> dana: we'll pay attention to all of that. thank you for coming on, sir, good to have you. >> okay. thank you. >> trace: the white house unveiling its plan to roll out vaccines for most kids. cdc hints not much will change when it comes to mask mandates in the classroom. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel is here with his take next. plus the debate over critical race theory reaching the table at the view. >> i would like black kids to be completely empowered to know that they are beautiful in their blackness but in order to do that i don't have to make white kids feel bad for being white. >> shaping the heated virginia governor's race coming up in the next hour. veteran homeowners, great ne

american. it's very not republican, not conservative. i think it's un-american. to be consistent, if anything. >> is that a betrayal of conservative principles for a governor like gregg abbott or ron desantis to tell a business what they can or can't do in terms of protecting their employees. >> i don't know if it's a betrayal. i think they're caught up in the moment. i think they're caught up in the moment with trying -- i believe and i think they agree we need to push back on the biden vaccine mandate using these rules that haven't been created. we're seeing the draft versions of them. the quick reaction is we're going to do it on our side to fight back without realizing it's not about the fight. it's about an infringement on business. i had a business and had 800 employees. i can't believe if the state government or the federal government would have come to tell me, sorry, you have to hire that person. you can't fire that person. that's just a big mess. and so i think it's more of a reaction. i think it's not appropriate. and so i'm just trying to push back a

irs can better collect taxes is not an effort for the government to overlook average americans' pocketbooks. republicans largely disagree. >> bret: jacqui heinrich on the north lawn. thank you. president biden will meet with the leadership of the ports of los angeles and long beach along with union officials to discuss the growing supply chain crisis. international monetary fund says the disruptions are hampering the u.s. recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. dozens of cargo ships are anchored across the southern california coast and will be for several days, we are told. national correspondent is at the port of los angeles tonight. >> if you noticed a short supply in halloween decorations, just wait until christmas. speak of this is a pandemic induced consumer buying surge, the likes of which we have never seen. >> higher prices, empty selves, surging demand a growing supply chain crisis. hundreds more cargo ships are already docked come anchored or waiting for weeks to off-load containers at ports in long beach and los angeles. container traffic is up 30% but tracking capacity, only 8%. some warship

americans. that's our duty. i won't give republicans a pass on this, colleagues. this place is broken. we play by a different set of rules if we are honest with the american people. the pay-fors just for the infrastructure bill are total jokes. it's a gimmick. it's enron accounting scams. people in our country who operate that way would be thrown in prison. so we're all accountable, ok. but i have never seen this kind of spending spree to accelerate the curse that we are putting on the heads of our children. james madison said, a public debt is a public curse. and in a republican government, a greater curse than any other. trillions of dollars have been spent. we were promised bipartisanship, restoration of unity in this place. jamming more bipartisan spending bills, starting with covid, which was a bailout of union pensions, which was a bailout of blue states and democrat-run cities, very little went to covid. that's deceptions. and we're accelerating what admiral mullen said was the greatest threat to the united states. he said the greatest threat to our national security was our nati

burton was a senator, most importantly was a republican senator. what americanserstood then, just to contextualize briefly for everyone this is just the beginning of the gallup poll, the gold standard of pulling in the united states. and so the gallup poll one of the most important first poles was to ask americans do you think president truman should nominate a republican or a democrat to the supreme court? and we would likely have the justices are about the framing of the question because somehow are supposed to believe we are educated human beings here in america were an individual ceases to become a republican or democrat when he or she is confirmed to the supreme court. this is not to say the justices acted as a republican or democrat's they don't caucus that way, they do not meet or chanda certainly fundraisers or meetings with the party. but they have ideas. at this point in 1945 the average american were able to recognize it is okay for the nominees to the court to have these ideas. overwhelmingly republicans and democrats are told by gallup president trum

americans do not what they favor apart from answering poll questions while being uninformed about the topic. you can agree or disagree with those topics. our viewers from facebook and twitter. joe in ohio, republicanine. caller: how are you doing today? host: i am well. how are you? caller: i believe the reason we have the government is protection of our borders and the american people. beyond that, there are areas this government has spread into that they have no business being in. host: why do you think it is limited to those two things? caller: that is the way the constitution was written. they have no business being in education. that is the responsibility of the state and local governments. they have no business being involved with the drug companies and mandating vaccines. that is an individual choice. that is the way our constitution is written. my point is the constitution was created so the federal government was designed to support the states, not to take over from the states. host: you think states have the right role or response as far as the role of government? you think they have the right amount of power? caller: i think they've given up power. they have allowed the federal governme

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this is still a massive bill that would transform american and make this a socialist nation orton. -- overnight. republicanscommunicate to the american people how dangerous this bill is. i put out a memo today with 42 reasons every republican should vote against this bill and the american people should be aware this bill is not just the price tagore what it will do to inflation. the dangerous components in this bill that will affect your daily life like shutting down your daycare facility if it's faith-based. it will give illegal immigrants free college students. it will create a climate police department. this was a whack idea that aoc came out with a couple of years ago. we laughed at the time. now it's on the brink of happening. >> laura: congressman, i am sorry we are short tonight. we will you have back soon. word to the wise about raising the debt limit again. why is singapore with an 80% vaccination rate and strict covid restrictions seeing an explosion of cases and deaths and scandinavia is not. why this is happening next. >> laura: vaccines are the ticket back to normalcy why is singapore with 83%

the discussion on capitol hillot about inflation and especially its impact on the poor americans and republicans in particular concern about inflation during the biden administration but this is treasury secretary janet yellen late last month talking about the issue of the rights of inflation and here's what she said. >> i want you to tell me what you thought would be ind placet the end of this and you told me to present. do you still stand by that prediction? >> clearly inflation this year is going to be above 2%. just the experience so far this year states that's clearly true but i think we are seeing monthly inflation rate taper off. >> would the think it will be at the end of the year if not 2%? >> rob publicly closer to 4% and that is the case based on what has happened this year. >> host: mr. russo on inflation concerns. >> ini sympathize with the americans were concernedfl about inflation. i'm alsoi concerned. i think i try to use the perspective of someonene who gives -- there's upside risk and downside risks so that downside risk is the possibility that tightening policy raising interes

. >> every single republican senator just locked this chamber from having a debate, simply a debate on protecting americans' rights to vote in free and fair elections. a little more than a year ago, our country held the safest election in modern history. republican obstruction is not a cause for throwing in the towel. as soon as next week, i am prepared to bring the john lewis rights to enact here. what we saw from the republicans today is not how the senate was supposed to work. >> the measure scaled back by democrats last month to win the backing of joe manchin. those efforts, joe, failed to sway any republicans support yesterday. what does it mean and explain the position joe manchin is in right now. >> first of all, it means republicans have taken obstruction to a new level. you talk about do nothing republicans? think about this. >> they block the vote. they are sort of a schoolhouse story situation. they were like george wallace. they stood in the door way and stopped people from being able to go in and vote to expand voting rights for all americans. this would help all americans. we have white and b

especially its impact on poor americans. republicanscerned about inflation during the biden administration. this was treasury secretary janet yellen last month talking about this issue of the rise of inflation. [video] >> tell me what you thought inflation would be at the end of this year. you told me to percent. do you stand by that prediction? >> clearly inflation this year is going to be above 2%. just the experience so far this year makes that clearly true. i think we are seeing monthly inflation rates taper off. >> what do you think you will be at the end of this year if not 2%? >> probably closer to 4%. that is already must be the case based of what's happened this year. host: christopher russo on inflation concerns. guest: i sympathize with americans with concerns about inflation. i am also concerned. let me give you the perspective of someone at the fed thinking about these issues. there is always upside risk and downside risk. the downside risk is the possibility tightening policy, raising interest rates to quickly, lowering as

americans have died. two deadly lives are what republicans must own. and that's their mistake, and it's on us to make sure americans know that when they go to the ballot box next november will continue to make us where we could lose our democracy -- and hospital beds where we can lose people. congressman eric phil swell, thank you so much for joining us on this friday night. enjoy the rest of the game. good luck. coming up, breaking news, texas, extreme anti abortion law, is back in effect tonight after an appeals court stay. we will have more on that after this break. te this break wondering what actually goes into your multi-vitamin. at new chapter. its innovation organic ingredients and fermentation. fermentation? yes, formulated to help your body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness well done. my auntie called me. she said uncle's had a heart attack. i needed him to be here. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. welcome to allstate. ♪

deadline. 12 days to raise the debt limit without action will have serious impacts on average americans. republicans to do it. they have unified control of the government. going it alone on something like raising the debt ceiling is not something democrats are eager to do. this young administration isn't responsible for all the debt incurred. today president biden is inviting banking ceos to the white house without action there will be consequences. so far it's not moving anyone. >> president biden: as soon as this week your savings and your pocketbook could be directly impacted by this republican stunt. it's as simple as that. >> we're all hearing about the need to do this. the only issue is who does it? it's not in dispute that the debt ceiling needs to be addressed. >> bear in mind the fact that moderate republican senators are the ones holding firm on this. people like susan collins and mitt romney. it says the gop is not going to bite on this one. it is yet again another measure of what tricks the president might have to try to get this across. we're all waiting to see. >> bill: as we are. than

why would republicans want to cooperate in raising taxes on working class americans? would republicans want to cooperate in rewarding democrats' political friends, allies and donors? that's exactly what this $4.3 trillion spending bill that they're trying to pass is doing. it's a tax and spend socialist dream list. and so no republican would want to cooperate and be a conspirator in this process. so the fact that they're wanting to continue to spend trillions and trillions more dollars on the backs of working class americans, we're not going to cooperate with that. griff: congressman, jacqui and your colleague, congressman price, were talking about is this about policy or purely numbers? how do you see it? >> now, griff, this is something that not a lot of people are talking about, and we need to give it more discussion. the numbers, for example, they could use budget gimmicks within the budget, with the budget operating process that they can bring a $4.3 trillion bill down to a $1.5 trillion bill by just changing the sunsetses and years and when it phases in. but if t

automatic, is majority in the next year to shore up democracy for the people of america, all americans predict republicanse can students federal elections and that is what is at stake at this moment pretty t-mac this is john from wisconsin, good morning. [inaudible]. usually takes me about 15 minutes, i drive my local polling place i cast my ballot and i come back home and so i disagree and i think that we need to have the estate voting and the easier you make it, the easier it will be and the first point is we are currently giving. [inaudible]. and we are starting to find out that in wisconsin there was some stuff that went on in wisconsin and read the bill as you said to go to your website and read to find that read but there was definitely stuff that was going on that was not constitution they were against the states constitution in wisconsin and in pennsylvania. do you agree with that and how it happened or did not happen, that there was some shady stuff happening over this election due to the pandemic rules and i don't think we should have all of thehe same rules. >> will that is a great point john a