ben domenech is here next to explain. ♪♪ i love hope. in pennsylvania north carolina have term predictions in a new light. freshman congressman madison cawthorn. state senator chuck edwards in pennsylvania trump endorsed tv star doctor oz, world-class heart surgeon and businessman dave mccormick are still neck and neck and may need a recount but the biggest win of the night might be lieutenant governor john federman who crushed on her land, the monarch, senate primary seat. progressives and moderates are in a tug-of-war for party control ahead of the midterms but if progressives gain steam, democrat will lose it all in november. he with me now, host of the ben domenech podcast, fox news contributor, one of the finest analysts i know, ben domenech is back. >> great to be with you, a fascinating night and i think at the end of the day this is a dynamic we've missed this big story happening right in front of us, everyone has been focused on trump pics, who he endorses and lines up with as a way of gauging how powerful he is within the repub

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joining me now, fox news contributor and editor and host of the ben domenech podcast, it is ben domenech is hard to believe your wonderful and rational wife used to sit at the table with those dumb gums. do you get ptsd watching those clips? [laughter] >> i will admit i get a bit of ptsd when i see that but they're being honest about their opinions, it is acceptable in their view to arrest supreme court justices they disagree with. if this was a group of red hat wearing ultra maga people outside the homes of soda mayor or elena kagan, i don't think they would say the same thing. instead, they would call out the national guard but it's a situation we are in right now, we have the wall before the decision drops where these protests are going to happen but we are likely the longer we go before a decision happens to see violence for escalation because of the fact that so much of this has been slow when it comes to condemnation from the white house and other powers, it seems to be encouraged by a lot of them and i think that is what the leaker probably wanted to do in this situation. we may n

with that let's bring in the panel, ben domenech editor of the transom.com and host of the ben domenechcated radio host hugh hewitt. good to be in person with everybody. hugh, immigration, we keep on coming back to it because it keeps on rising in the concerns level if you ask people around the country. >> it's an out-of-control statistic that hurts the biden presidency greatly. i noticed congressman mike turner in his conversation with you as he closed up managed to get border out of control talking point in there, and it doesn't work unless it works. and so it's out there now, making people talk about it in every single race. it's not going to get better. it's going to get worse first. >> bret: yeah, when they have this title 42, how much of a vulnerability is that for moderate democrats, mara? march.>> if you listen taps vulnerability. if covid is over title 42 should be lifted. it is something that was used to stop immigrants coming over the border. making it easier for the u.s. to send them back. the problem is that the biden campaign said it wanted to be welcoming and stop some of

ben domenech, editor of the transom.com. host of the ben domenech podcast.tional journal. josh, what did you make of that. obviously, there were a lot of -- part 2 of the interview tomorrow and gets into some of the more specifics about some of the different operations that he oversaw but listening to the former defense secretary talk about his time and talk about this book is interesting. >> yeah. i mean, esper is one of many former trump officials who have made the argument that they were themselves indispensable for saving american democracy. clearly there are a lot of other folks of like mind serving in the administration but the tension between sticking around as secretary of defense and, you know, there was a contradiction there that you pointed out, bret. i thought his answer was quite interesting. the biggest political worry a lot of republicans have if trump runs for president again is that he won't have those establishment oriented figures serving with him. that there won't be espers, there won't be jim mattiss around him. and that's probably the b

howard: joining us now, ben domenech, former publisher of the federallest and a fox news contributor.n new york, liz claman, host of "the claman countdown" daily on fox business, 3 p.m. eastern. ben, the supreme court leak or, is it crucial whether it came ultimately from a conservative or liberal law clerk are when just about everybody in the press agrees that this leak damaged the credibility of the court? >> i certainly hi that it's more likely to have been from the liberal side than from the right, but whatever ends up being the solution, the answer -- and i hope that we do find the answer -- i think that the damage that that has been done by this leak cannot be underestimated. whatever the motivations were, this has done a significant level of destruction to the institution of the court which has, to this point, really resisted the kind of institutional decay that we've seen in other branches of government. the ability of the court to work with together and to maintain their friendships, we remember the friendship, for instance, between ruth bader ginsburg and justice scalia when

a lot more primaries coming up ben domenech, thank you so much. >> great to be with you.nedy: l.a. teachers union tweeting out demand for more cash and debt forgiveness during teacher appreciation week. i would appreciate it if they stop holding our kids hostage and actually teach something. i'll discuss with steve hilton next. ♪♪ welcome back, turns out cdc has been sending us for the covid virus. the agency say $420,000 for cell phone location data, tens of millions of americans in 2021, just last year. cdc says the use the data to track our compliance with lockdown orders and vaccine mandates. how does a health crisis justify another government invasion of privacy party panel is back. katie pavlich, marie hart, david smith. katie, explain to people how this is problematic. >> how much time do we have? the cdc was working with a private company called safeguard giving the cdc information and data they have, the cdc used it to monitor people going to church, monitoring the pharmacy visits and complying with curfews and lockdown orders and it's problematic because it viol

let's start with our panel ben domenech "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen.e speech he delivered was different in its tone, tenor and what he was looking do. >> it was. the interesting thing i was with president bush when he gave a lot of these kinds of speeches, the job of the president is to be the consoler in chief, the uniter and chief. and president biden campaigned on being the uniter in chief. instead he chose to use this moment to sort of subtly but accuse the republican party of supporting white supremism and call out this replacement theory. i think it's important to remember that the people who came up with replacement theory were the democrats. democrats were the ones who said democracy is destiny the more immigrants that come in color. the permanent minority. they have a responsibility for spreading that philosophy in this country. >> bret: what about this tact and kind of the fallout from it as we gaze. >> look, i think white supremacy is a problem. white supremacy plus guns is a problem. you read the manifesto very clearly he laid out what he f

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