coalitions together and and the original aoc the aoc who entered congress? before the device of this of you know the last three years was an aoc who believed possibly naively that she could argue that all of these people have more in common. and they have difference and the race stuff has like just divided us in a way that is possibly it remediable. but but that is her night, true naive hope that she can argue to the laid off, you know auto workers and factory workers that they have more in common with a waitress in queens, and they think they do. and that they if they if they bind together they can make a movement, that's the idea. so i think she wants to talk to them. i think initially she she got into congress wanting to talk to them. i don't think that she i don't think she expected to become though like this symbol right? like we're like the republican party could just cease on anything that she said and they could just like throw whatever crazy thing and just say like this is what aoc and like the leftist. i'm just socialists are saying um, and that wa

i can say that aoc has the skill set but she is missing things, like knowledge. >> jesse: with age comes wisdom. she is pretty young. that's the nice way of saying that she's not very smart. you know when you pick a banana and the bananas your hand and it's green and if you try to peel it it's not appealing, that is aoc. she is not ripe enough to run for president. first she has to get married. she has to plan a wedding. you want to plan a wedding and run for president at the same time? then her husband would have to do it. >> greg: because she just got engaged. >> jesse: and then you have to get pregnant. >> greg: why? >> jesse: this is how it goes. follow me, greg. you get married. then you get pregnant and then once you have the baby you have a family in the media loves it. they eat it up. it makes you more of a mature person. that's why you are so immature. you don't have any kids. she has the family then she runs for senate, rents for senate in new york and gets to meet the big-time donors. you get in the senate and then you are forced to be reckoned with in the hearings. and then s

aoc does not a great record in congress. is ranked one of the worst in terms of getting legislation passed that she is introduced. in new york, she is dead last when it comes to the representative nunes state. maybe she doesn't need that. she is charismatic. i don't think republicans should underestimate her. she has a social media presence. she knows how to get attention from the media, just like trump in certain ways. the party is shifting towards the left. the problem for her in the left right now is that america is running away from woke is him and they are losing their coalition. but in terms of her running, again, i don't see why she's going to take the plunge. >> greg: who got the last laugh. i think she is formidable. she just needs some maturing, jesse. >> jesse: ripening. steeper coming >> greg: coming up, ron desantis embarrasses the ladies of "the view." breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely desig

so, is aoc the answer to this?it a minute, to answer the last question before, you cannot run lawrence you are something like 30 years old i believe. you're not even eligible 29 still? good lord have been 29 for 20 years. [laughter] look, aoc all sizzle and no steak or the younger demo watching you guys are so young. all foam and no beer. i have zero idea what she would run on outside of i really, really snarky and social media. she has zero legislation to recredit in four years. in that moment she gets challenge the wheels come off. if she goes after the nomination should face face criticism not from republicans or conservative media, but from those in a party on a debate stage. that pushback i think richard would agree with me, something she simply cannot handle. assignment richard anymore it is vaguest richie. now he lives in vegas and august was i do not know how you do that i've got to be honest with you it's 119 degrees there. >> you heard joe, what you say? [laughter] >> a couple of things. number one, one o

this is typical aoc and hrc, they are like, we are women under attack.t. >> todd: men worldwide are not oppressing that. >> jimmy: gorgeous women grinding all over each other, go to finland this year. >> todd: work through the eflugsz, roll it, it starts with the daily facts claimed in 1970 oceans will be dead in lake erie, 1980. 1989, entire nations could be wiped off by rising sea level if not reversed by the year 2000. still here, 2006 al gore said unless drastic measures are taken world will reach place of no return. 2016, we made it and aoc raged more aoc, world will end in 12 years if we don't address climate change, we have a couple more years. what are consequences for this dangerous rhetoric that leads politicians to impact the rest of us in a negative way. >> jimmy: think about al gore, he has an electric bill that makes las vegas look amish. there was old cartoon, great pumpkin charlie brown, they wasted halloween waiting for the pumpkin to fly into the pumpkin patch, that is climate change. they are waiting for the pumpkin to come so they can

[laughter] you know what's great about aoc? on everything, but enforces everybody to do their homework. she comes out, says something wrong, and then we have to do the research. she will say that crime isn't happening -- the statistic of 57% has gone up since she has been in power. that came from a "new york post" article. this is the research, the crime stats that we end up having to do. it just makes her look so bad. constituents -- more likely to be mugged, assaulted, shot at since she was elected. so close to the action. i'm sorry, she wasn't. in the bronx, she's in her tesla with her frenchy and dorky fiance. >> now, you are definitely not invited. [laughter] >> coming up, the president is blaming conservatives for the growing crisis in america's gas prices. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big

i think aoc's plan had a lot. of good ideas. she aggressively talked about this.sometimes people want to feel your anger. i hope we hearor more of that. 'y anything. what do you want to ask -- process? >> if i'm ever running for office, it will be the school board and that will be the cap of it. [laughter] >> let's go to questions. >> this is -- let's give it up for dan. [laughter] raise your hand and we will pass around the mic. we will start in this general area and go that way. >> i want to say thank you for your talk, but i have a little issue with how you kind of accused president biden for not doing anything, because he really can't. this is the same man who said vladimir putin should step down. and so to me, as a woman, it is a copout. i would like your feelings on that. >> i don't disagree with what you said. the point i was trying to make is that there are limited tools. i do agree we need more people, the president included, to speak more powerfully, more often and more loudly about this. i was mainly referring to the options he had to actually do someth

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>> yes i think aoc, certainly bernie sanders. talk in the book about we look at a trump rally that's not a place i want to go, does not seem fun to me. they don't seem to make a lot of sense but honestly the people there are having a blast.it and it's not just the people in the crowd that we see. obviously there are some pretty alarming things they are shancy and things like that. you see the footage when the reporters are doing their live shots before the event. it is a festival brit is like a renaissance fair people dressed up as things, they are selling all the swag and people dressed up like donald trump. that is not my thing. i think we need to think about politics i was the core of obama's people wanted to be there. i think bernie sanders, aoc, i think stacy abrams in a different way brings people and a very exciting way. another what i've not seen firsthand that seen it from a lot of people back on the east case under coast with john fetterman. people are jazzed to be around john fetterman. [applause] another thing said th

obviously aoc is a media person herself. for the most part, there is still a reticence to embrace progressive media. if the leadership does not, we cannot get the public to do it either. >> what about abortion messaging? a lot of people i'm around think the party is not bold enough, laying low when we should be fighting back. this is the time to not dillydally. and there are other people who say, we can only do so much, aoc obviously believes otherwise, but what do you think? >> i always have sympathy for people who work in the white house and have limited tools to serve -- to do what people care about. there's nothing he can do with his pen that will undo what was done or protect millions of people who just lost rights. but i do think, and i thought aoc's twitter thread on this, really resonated with a lot of people in my life who are interested in politics but don't work in it. what she did was say to recognize the urgency of the situation and say we need a plan. even if they plan over the short, medium, and long-term, we

also, do you care about aoc and do you care about americans at all?a tools to be a plumber and have the same amount of debt?" why are you more deserving of this bailout than this guy? why? i would love her to answer that question. larry summers is not the only one, jason furman paul mccalla and those people speaking publicly the debate must be stronger. and i also think ron klain called august biden substance. but the substance has to do with parlor policy. why did biden have to give a speech today in pennsylvania about crime? well, who started to defund the police? why does biden have to worry about high gas prices and people being upset they don't have jobs? oh, the green new deal on those policies. now you have the irs agents to pay for a bill that will really be wiped out by student loan debt for people like aoc. and i think it will not play well. i will note this, it is just a little detail. kirsten walker in georgia the first time is two points above raphael warnock and that poll was taken after the student loan bailout was announced. it could b

democrats need aoc to meet this historic moment.wn for attracting media attention is one of many names floated as possible alternative to the president for the 2024 election. polls show 70% of voters want another candidate for 2024. we don't know if kyrsten sinema will support the manchin bill, she will make a decision after parliament review, manchester and kyrsten sinema were seen talking yesterday, he called it a nice talk, kyrsten sinema vote could decide if the bill will pass since democrats have razor-thin majority. the bill is a scaled back version of build back better, it calling for climate spending $64 million in obama-care subsidy and minimum corporate tax. >> todd: and joe rogan tearing into president biden and his administration for trying to redefine what recession is. people think it is trivial talking about economic downturn, it is not trivial, we've use the term recession, they are changing the definition, which is terrible, it should be something people get angry about, you are -- with definition in order to preten

>> yes -- >> i think aoc, certainly bernie sanders.i talk in the book about we look at a trump rally and it's not a place i want tot go, the speecs didn't make at lot of sense but honestly the people there are having a blast and it's not just the people in the crowd weno see. there are pretty alarming things but people want to do that and you see the footage and reporters are doing their live shots before the event and it's like a festival like renaissance fair, people are dressed up as things, they are selling flags and people are dressed up like donald trump, that's not my thing but i think we need to talk about politics in a way that's exciting. that was the core of obama, people wanted to be there. bernie sanders, aoc, stacey abrams in a different way brings people in an exciting way in the other thing is i've not seen this first hand but i've heard this from ahi lot of people, jon federman, people are jazzed to zebe around john federman. [applause] another think you said, you pushed back on the idea publicans want to shrink the si

will remember aoc - not be a big deal. will| remember aoc getting not be a big deal. congress. in china authorities are battling one of the worst droughts seen in more than 50 years. falling river levels have left hydro—electric power stations unable to produce enough energy. as a result, emergency measures to save electricity have come into effect. shopping centres have been ordered to close early, factories have temporarily shut down and the lights on shanghai's famous waterfront are to be turned off. katharine da costa reports. china's record—breaking drought has scorched farms and caused some lakes and rivers to dry up. the yangtze river, asia's longest waterway, is now at record low levels. officials say hydropower reservoirs are currently down by as much as half. at the same time, a surge in demand for air—conditioning has put power companies under extreme pressure. this is shanghai's famous skyline. the riverside bund area, a popular tourist destination, now plunged into two days of darkness. restrictions have been brought in to try and ease demand for electric

the arctic capital or aoc assumed care for the grant memorial in 2011. over a five-year period which concluded in 2020 we have undertaken meticulous conservation effort to bring the monument back to its original splendor. in a combined effort by aoc's talented in-house staff and contractors we work diligently to remove disfiguration corrosion and stains. restore missing and broken pieces and to refurbish the original marble. we utilized finally powdered calcium carbonate. as a microabrasion of media to painstakingly clean the bronze to model the original color and finish. we also had to recast and replace over on 150 missing pieces of the statue. in addition to referencing the bronze components. and marble pedestals, so that viewers can appreciate the subtle detail of the original sculpture. we replicated the lamp posts of the original design by edward, pierce casey. who was the architect of the memorial's pedestal? across the capital we continually work hard to preserve these treasured monuments. every day i am struck by the skilled work taking place by

blunt and, as the aoc as we call him, is responsible for facilities management and operation, not just of this capital building but for the care and improvement of 570 acres of grounds and operations, maintenance of 18.4 million square feet of buildings, including the house and senate congressional office buildings, the capital visitor center, the library of congress, the united states supreme court, the thurgood marshall judiciary building, and all of the outdoor sculptures. such as the one that is preserved today. senator blunt talks about mr. plantain's work and his education at the naval academy. it is my honor to present to you we're in latin architecture of the capital. >> thank you for that warm welcome. good morning, and thank you for being here. i'm honored to join senator blunt, miss, kimball mr. white, and members of the united states capitol historical society in celebrating the 200th anniversary of president grant's birth, and the 100th anniversary of this memorial. now i am not going to talk about president grant, and i do agree that he is one of the greatest presidents a

aoc is no barack obama. that's for sure.ean, that would just be a dream come true for republicans. she hasn't been able to build a bridge within her own party, for goodness sake. what makes her think that she can build bridges across the country? that would be the biggest joke, i couldn't imagine that it would happen, and for somebody who thinks that that's the solution, the democratic woes to go to the ultra far left, good luck with that. >> shannon: okay, nothing will surprise me in politics, in years have been covering it, literally nothing would surprise me, but richard, what about that point that she is seen in the "the squad" at the more progressive when a party that has not racked up a whole lot of successes and that they're actually a structure within the party? she the face for you in 2024? >> look, there's a couple things here. number one, i think on congresswoman alexander across your cortes' voice and the commerce matters because we need more millennials in the congress. we are one of the country's largest genera

dan goldman -- the guy who gets democrats elected, sean patrick maloney, won his primary over and aocr. florida voters clearly chris over progressive to face ron desantis this fall. the most delicious highlight of the night was this bitter feud between two sitting democratic house lawmakers, career politicians jerry nadler cruises to victory, ending the 30-year running congress. >> sexist systems and misogyny that continues today as we know from my own campaign. i'm really sad and we no longer have a woman representing manhattan and congress. we cannot we must not give up. the fight continues. speak all right, dana, she got walloped. there was redistricting that pitted two of the lip alliance in the house. but for her claiming misogyny and all data, isn't that kind of an old song? >> they've been in congress since 1993. so yeah, they've been serving together, the democrats have completely screwed up redistricting in new york. and that's why you see these results. if carolyn maloney and now they are up to bite it against each other and adds got really nasty. it's fun to watch like you

democrats need aoc to meet this historic moment."ing a lot of the media attention and one of many names floated as a possible alternative to the president for the 2024 election. the polling says 70% of registered voters want someone other than joe biden as the democratic candidate in 2024. speak to senator joe manchin refusing to say whether he wants president biden in the white house for four more years. watch this. >> i'm not going to talk about it! >> i'm just asking you the leader of your own party. >> carley: joe manchin and democrats jerry nadler believe the president will only serve one term. here is what they have two say during a primary debate last night. >> should president biden run again and 2024? >> too early to say. the purpose of the democratic party to deal with him until after the midterms. >> this month? >> i don't believe he will run for reelection. >> carley: interesting fox news poll show 59% of americans disapprove of the president's job performance. we still don't know if kyrsten sinema will support the joe ma

that is exactly what omar to leave, aoc.defeat these people to the benefit of our city, our state, and our country and i hope this is the beginning. this was a shocker. no one expected this. omar was 25 points ahead of her opponent two weeks before. the people are waking up that these radicals are dangerous to the well-being of the people of our country. >> carley: dov, thank you for joining us this morning as always, we appreciated. >> thank you so much. >> carley: absolutely. parents in north dakota firing back after the school board to cancel the pledge of allegiance. speak with the word god in the text of the pledge of allegiance is capitalized and clearly refeg to the judeo god and therefore makes the pledge of allegiance a -- act periods be when you heard that correct and we will talk to to parents in that district who are standing up for the pledge coming up next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had

everyone in it lost but aoc. unless you are in the bluest of areas to be running around saying the stuff that the squad is saying. it doesn't win elections. abigail spanberger and making sure all of those ones are the ones winning tough elections. we should be supporting those kinds of policies. >> already, judge, i know you love omar. you and omar go way back. >> yes indeed. ilhan and i have a history. i have found there is very little she has said that it is pro-american but i will leave it outside. no i'm not done, i will leave that point at that. already, she ran against a guy that was pro-law enforcement, she is defund the police, she's running in a democratic district against somebody who was republican and is heavily democratic day looks like obviously she is going to win. i think as we go forward more and more as everyone has been saying the progressives are losing and maybe she might not win. and though her history pretty well and i've never heard her say anything pro-american or anything positive about

you have aoc who claims to speak on the left.ou have, will harris, whether she is --, let harris -- kamala harris. there is a lot of issues. some democrats would weather have president biden stay in office. host: independent. caller: calling about the presidential election -- i am calling about the presidential election. why do people hate trump so that --bad? they hate the man so bad who did a good job but when president biden is in the warehouse, they changed the rules. everything goes up. host:? about the hypothetical matchup between former president trump and president biden. guest: it is a mutual dependence. there is a good chance neither president biden or trump or on the balance on 2024 -- are on the balance on 2024. i am not sure that is what was once -- voters want. i know some leads on the republican polls but they made -- where the conservative movement is. president biden told promised was that he would be a bridge to the new generation of democrats and i think that is likely to happen in 2024. host: john in -- if you

aoc is a great addition to congress.ngress if we are being completely honest. many people are saying that she should consider going blonde and after seeing that picture, i have to agree. take it from me, alexandria, blondes have more fun. do you know what, donald? we agree. definitely. heck of an endorsement. who saw it coming? all right. don't go anywhere. jesse back with sink or swim. martha mccallum up next. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. tastes great in our iced coffees too. which makes waking up at 5 a.m. to milk the cows a little easier. (moo) mabel says for you, it's more like 5:15. man: mom, really? ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now,

aoc wasn't faking it here, she obviously was, you can't trust the fact checkers.o figure. >> todd: i saw with my right eye and corroborated with my left eye, that makes it true. joe concha, thank you, sir. >> joe: you have great eyesight, you're good. >> todd: i have horrible eyes, everybody can attest to that, and horrible hearing, i'm a mess. red states winning and lawrence jones went to his home state to find out why. >> what makes texas different? >> we passed law this past session that will defund any city that defunds police. >> carley: a republican looking to write that success story in michigan and ready to take on whitmer, gubernatorial dixon is here with her pitch to voters. it's 5:00 a.m., and i feel like i can do anything. we've got apples and cabbage. 7,000 dahlias, vegetables, and brisket for dinner. this is my happy place. we've been coming here, since 1868. my grandmother used to say, don't call me, don't bother me. i'm going out to mow. there's a lot of cushy desk jobs out there, but i make the earth take the shape that i want it to take. there ar

. >> clocking in at number six, ono, congresswoman aoc. >> ainsley: joe concha joins us now.hink most americans look at those options and find that pretty unbelievable. what do you think about it? >> well, i can't get my brain around what the bumper sticker would be for some of these candidates, right? for mayor pete, what would it be like? "i'll do to america when i did for the supply chain, and what i did for flying on a commercial flight these days." because he is a transportation secretary. in terms of his record, that the problem. gavin newsom, for example, is also talked about as a presidential candidate. "i'll do to america what it did to california." that's not going to fly, either. i love that he's trying to troll ron desantis, governor of florida, basking residents there to move to california. for what? for 13.3% income tax when florida has zero? i don't know. if i'm making a decision there, that's not going to go well. as for aoc, i don't even know how to finish this sentence, because her as presidential candidate, zero legislation as a congresswoman, i don't know

figure is the spokesperson of the whole democratic party and everyone seems to follow her except for aoc end bernie sanders group but most of the used to do things just before there is a need for their political maneuvers and to make them look good for the country. host: let's hear from mildred, oppose line. you are up. mildred, hello? >> -- caller: i was on mute. we have too much going on in america. we don't need anymore fires. we have china as an enemy and the rest of the countries, why stir up more? we need to take care of america because we don't realize how much we are burning. how kate -- why do you have to go somewhere else? take a trip around here because china and everyone have enough weapons to destroy us and we keep on playing with fire. the big billy on the -- big bully on the world stays -- stage at one of our enemies are going to catch up and we as the american people are going to wake up and see. host: at his mildred in st. louis -- that is mildred in st. louis. axios reports -- as it response to the house speaker visit which is ahead of plan my military drills. timely --

but but then i feel like you bring up aoc you go through number of institutions in your book that are challenging and i want to start with schools because not that long ago i was born in the early seventies that they should not think of schools as a detriment to raising a healthy and happy child and certainlyli i don't think they thought it would play a role in politics. but you talk to good conservatives when they worry about what is in the schools they don't think they are putting kids interest first that you hear everything that goes on it is very one-sided key talk about the problems at the school and what parents errors you should be thinking how to navigate that quick. >> there was a time where teachers and parents and children in school administrators share the same values you could trust the teacher with your child. this is me growing up but it's not that way anymore. tremendously different values. and we see it in all kinds of ways that america's founding is taught, for example. our founding fathers formed government to protect our rights the rights come from god not governme

announcement by a former nypd officer shows that crime is on the rise, a 57% spice in aoc's districtwhat they call major crimes, and a 42% surge in major felonies. it is an issue, to be sure. >> speaking of sizzle over state, with aoc, we almost rarely hear her talk about crime, unless it is about defunding the police, which is still the stance she takes. we see it every day. criminals are more and more brazen, because we see a record number of police officers retiring. they are tired of being portrayed it -- they used to be hugh rose. used to hear about the police officer that would protect the community, but now they must be vilified. it's amazing that they aren't fired for doing their jobs, or governors like -- in new york, who continue to support these ridiculous bayeux laws that get criminals back out to the street so they can hurt or kill people again. he's just going home from his job in the subway, he was out on bail, waiting for charges for assault -- as long as they are in charge, it's just going to continue. at the back and neck, is not happening. that's a big problem we a

. >> the fact that we have bougie cars, but aoc has a tesla and here she's complaining about $70,000f hypocrisy? >> i'll give it to you. you know i'm not a fraud, so you're not going to have some defense of it wiping out student debt benefits people with more money than with less, which is part of it. but i also don't want to demonize people who have debts. there is a reason especially if you have a low income loan on it that you pay over decades. that's what my dad did for years, kept up his law school payments forever more. but when you pull out these examples and happening across positions of power is. do as i say, not that i do, it gets ugly and caught up for ad campaigns. we saw the closest election that she had winning by only 3,000 votes in her primary. the application is next time around -- that was an ally and joe biden won the election. [laughter] >> i find it rich you have a member of congress on stage who make $174,000 a year. >> with all due respect, i mean it with all due respect. i love you, i love you. who are you to tell the american taxpayers that we should pay for

cori bush, aocs, that is enough heading into the midterm.u bring something like this up and it allows people in the middle and certainly republicans to campaign on the idea that you're just giving money back to top 60% of earners and it does not address the root cause of the problem which is tuition. institutions have no incentive to do anything about the fact that -- it's like highway robbery how much these degrees cost. >> rachel: you just brought up the tuition, look what happened with the climate bill. they said we will give you a subsidy on electric vehicles, that same day they raise the price of gm and ford of those vehicles by the same amount of the subsidy. >> jesse: are you saying tuition prices will go up $10,000 tomorrow? >> jessica: look at how hard the university's push back against the provision in the bill that would hold them a little bit more accountable for the huge cost that they are sitting on. some private institutions could pay and make it free for the rest of the time, that's how well harvard has manage their money. i

it's so bad, it is so bad that aoc can't afford fake handcuffs. it is bad.e've got crime skyrocketing across this country, murder rates are up, carjacking rates are up. we've got chaos at our southern border, the worst illegal immigration and 62 years. i will say, my stated texas has begun putting the illegal immigrants on buses. and sending them to washington, d.c. in new york city. in the democrat mayors and d.c. in new york, we've sent 6000 illegal immigrants to d.c., the democrat mayor has said, this is a crisis. well, no kidding. if you think 6000 is bad, try 3.5 million. and look, if the mayor doesn't like 6000, i will tell you what texas ought to do, we ought to send her 600,000. and by the way, i introduced legislation, we shouldn't just send them to d.c. in new york, we ought to send them to martha's vineyard. and to nantucket, and to rehobeth speech delaware and to the hamptons and to cupertino, california. all the places that rich hypocritical liberals drink chardonnay with their pinkies in the air, we need to start unloading truck load after truc

their focus went from usa to aoc within two years.t's my beef with all the biden comeback stories. democrats joining other democrats to pass a bill to spend money doubling the size of the irs and giving money to clean energy companies? that's not an accomplishment and it doesn't do anything for the 92% of americans who are concerned about inflation. that is the democrats' base now. 7-20% of the country that agrees on the furthest left nonsense. and the media that treats those kind of deals like they are solving the climate crisis they aren't really impacting at all. pointless policy designed by the far left and cheered on invalidated by the far left. it's just another dem self licking ice can come in. when a reporter is sent to designers in the middle america to small to see how they got so much of the midterms wrong, the democrats should consider sending a few staffers too. don't worry, staffers but you won't get hurt. triggered? maybe. that's exactly what you need. did you see the meme of the "pawn shop close will guy saying, best i

i have that aoc alexandria ocasio-cortez was a possible new frederick douglass since the first commercial for her primary campaign for congress in new york. i happened to cross your commercial on the internet, and i was like my antennae were up, you know, my cassandra were up and i was like, aha, that's someone to watch. and in the meanwhile has proved herself be quite astute in the way she expresses herself just similar to douglass, the battles she chooses, which are similar to garrison and her ability to either to disempower people, which is similar to real western champion. so she interests me greatly. and from the point from the prophet, from my prophet, i would give you my friend elie mystal, the justice correspondent for the nation, who has also just come allow me to retort, allow me to reach out. and i was blessed to meet elie in a social context years ago. and the first time i heard him speak, i was transvaal on the world stage. right now there's a great of attention to vladimir zelensky as a kind. you know, some people have said that he has become a kind of moral leader to the fo

progressives from aoc to chuck schumer have urged forgiveness of much more, up to $50,000. >> i'm prepared to write off $10,000 debt. but not 50. >> the plan would cost 300 to $980 billion over 10 years according to the penn wharton business model which also cawcketsd that 70% of the relief will go to the top 60% of income earners. senator tom cotton tweets: biden is telling every college in america to raise tuition by $10,000. >> you cannot add that to the debt at a time where the debt is at near record levels and inflation is a huge problem and this will make both of those problems worse. >> administration justifies forgiving or pausing loan repayments because of the pandemic. and a departing dr. fauci says the pandemic isn't over. >> i decided to stay a year thinking, neil, that covid would be done with a year from that time, and it turns out that was not the case. >> peter: at a time very few democrats are willing to say they want biden to run for re-election in 2024, the white house is making a calculation with this reported student loan forgiveness. maybe voters will change their min

this notion from aoc, she had that line where she said we encourage economic security for all unable or unwilling to work. unwilling to work? how could she say that with a straight face? ridiculous. >> and it's funny because when i hear that i think what a tremendous -- the danger of low expectation which something is apparent, you want to expect the most but policy leaders should expect so little for people for their own good but if you like you're bringing up aoc, a good segue into -- you go through institutions in your book that are challenging and i want to start with schools because not that long ago, i don't think my parents felt this, i was born in the early 70s, they shouldn't think of schools as a detriment to raising healthy and happy child and certainly i don't think they thought it would play a role in politics. if you talk to most conservatives talking to parents, they think they are disturbed within their schools, they worry what's in their schools, they don't always think schools are putting kids interests first and certainly as a conservative even more because you hea