you had ben shapiro, one of the most powerful voices on the right, telling republicans they needed to wake up. that donald trump was -- he was not the magic man that was going to win election. in fact, he motivates democrats to vote. he motivates independents to vote. there is a reason democrats are eager to keep trump at the center of the conversation, ben shapiro says to his conservative listeners and followers. half of independents say trump is a major factor in their vote, and they are breaking 4-1 for the democrats. republicans shouldn't play that game. if they do, they're cruising for a bruising. >> wow. >> exactly what happened. willie, later, brit hume came out and basically said the same thing. you know, you lose with trump. if you are the republican party, you probably win without him. yet, you have this ever-shrinking base that seems to be more focused on violence, this ever-shrinking base supporting donald trump, even within the republican party which, of course, puts the rest of the republican party just in the losing position. >> yeah. this is something, what ben shapiro

when she talks ben shapiro aske her to slow down. emily compagno.e is one of our favorite faces and gets all the best parking spaces. he is the only dog who has you wait while he gets undressed. dr. drew. not true by the way. the only thing that she smokes is her competition. fox news contributor kat timpf. emily, how are you? >> i'm good. so joey. that was a joke. it's friday. what you make of the trip very did anything positive come out of this trip? take it not that i know of so far. you nailed it when you said tha trump understood and here we have the speaker they said the purpose at that visit was to no disrupt the status quo. in factories or for. we will not stand by and let china isolate taiwan. since she's been in the 52nd since china has unleashed hell on taiwan drones, military drones and icbms, the first in history that went over their land interrupting their $320 billion tournament in the first table and they stopped 10 ships from leaving taiwan. cyber attacks, drones, and then the u.s. ambassador to china said we are going to make you p

ben shapiro when i said on bill mark that the park service has counted these people. there were 40,000 people at the rally. donald trump said one million. 10,000 of them attacked at the capital. you can see in a easy 2000, 3000, 4000 if you look down the steps on one spot. he was like, that is a lie. july. i remember sitting there thinking either this is an act or you never learned arithmetic or he thought it was one million. he is a propagandist so he does not know. he does is little angry chipmunk routine. i thought, this is a level of denial that is dangerous. you saw titus emerge. the front end of those people where the malicious and terrorist groups, the proud boys. the rest of them were not members of those groups. >> i want to talk about january sixth specifically because you explained in detail all of the organization that took place between the election and what we saw on january 6. throughout these hearings, the understanding of what we have of what happened on the day has changed. i was unaware there was so much planning. it looked so much random than we kn

emboldened saying that, if you're gonna ask how big of a factor donald trump's, ascot conservative like ben shapiro if you saw his thread today on twitter, he's blaming donald trump for republicans losing momentum in the midterm elections. republicans have decided to run with trump, the ones you hear the most about, the most vocal are the craziest. the ones that want to rollback on voting rights, abortion rights, bad books and all of that. so, people equate that with trump. i think trump is a huge factor. >> s. e. cupp and karen finney, thanks to both of you. -- the final u.s. open of her career up now in the midst of what is possibly defining the u.s. open up a career. next we're gonna speak about this stark match and her legacy with espn families and sports broadcaster carrie champion who are at the match. the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. we reduce homele

he works with the daily wire and with ben shapiro. and they talk about this raid. as you've seen all week, depending on your perspective, you see this very, very differently. take a look. once you find out that the fbi lied, fabricated evidence on a fisa warrant application such that the fbi illegally spied on his campaign and then continue to go after him for years and years and years. i actually forgot to mention the $32 million years long. mueller probe also based on absolutely nothing turned up. nothing at that point. i think you have to realize if you've got even two brain cells to rub together. gosh, these guys seem to be after me. the attorney general in new york, leticia james, ran her campaign on destroying trump. and it seems they're going to try to destroy him. anyway they can spaghetti at the wall go after the trump organization go after his death. documents used the presidential records act or whatever. and so i think trump was wise not to play ball with these people who are politically motivated and simply out to stop him from winning another term. br

if you ask how big a factor donald trump is, ask a conservative like ben shapiro. i don't know if you saw his thread today on twitter, but he is blaming donald trump for republicans losing momentum in the midterm elections. i think republicans have decided to run with trump. and the ones that you hear the most about, the most vocal, are the craziest, right, the ones that want to roll back voting rights and abortion rights and ban books and all that non-sense. people equate that with trump. i think trump is a huge factor. >> s.e. cup, karen fenny. >>> serena williams in the midst of what is possibly the final u.s. open of her career. we're going to speak with tennis analyst and carrie champion. bubbles bubbles bubbles bubbles there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earn points on top of your airline miles. so you can go see even more of all the world's bubbles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take

and i ask that, because conservative commentators, including ben shapiro, ann colter are starting to split from trump and say we have to do this without him. >> i think bakari made a fair point. we talk too much about donald trump and not enough about trumpism and what does that mean? i happen to be in a school that trumpism is a long-term problem for the republican party, the isolationism, the nihilism. the unilateralism. all sorts of things that are problematic with the embrace of aut autocrats, the trade policies. i can go on and on about those policies. i think republicans need to come to grips with this, that some of the things they say they like about trump, they would have gotten from any republican president. it's these other things that will limit the growth of the republican party going forward. so yeah, you can get rid of trump, but we have to have this debate about trumpism and see if that's a viable, sustainable path forward for the party for years to come. >> bakari, what do you think in general of joe biden's law and order speech, giving a speech where he talks about d

you highlight when you look at the top post on facebook, they are overwhelmingly republican to ben shapirorepublican. do think the left would counter that? do youou think our base will she the messages? >> algorithmsoo respond in right now the amount of written content the algorithm is exponentially greater. there are more engagements followed my more people and more content. we are not necessarily going to very quickly close that gap but there is room. what we have to do is find ways to have messages consistent with the political narrative and that is hard because of the number one political post on facebook this week, the week ending today was by barack obama but it was his father's day message which is charming and important but i don't think it's moving the political debate in any real direction. we had done a little bit better at harvesting energy because this is one of the rare weeks where regressive posts and conservative posts arein all abt abortion. so in the wake of the supreme court case, they share content and respond to the content. but that can't just happen once every nine m

ben shapiro asked her to slow down, outnumbered joe . he's one of our favorite faces and gets all the best parking spaces. oh, refired. oh, he's the only dork who has you wait while he gets undressed. oh, just dr. drew 2.0 by the way, the only thing that kicks most is their competition. n fox news contributor tasket. emily, how are you?ho oh,w good god , that's great. so joey, that was a joke friday. what do you make of the trip? did anything positive come outkn of this trip? not that i know of so far .ed and you nailed it in your monologue when you said, you know, that trump understood costs. and here weha have the speaker said the purpose of that is that she said was toto not disrupt the status quo. in fact, to preserve it. she said we will not stand by and let china a isolate taiwn since she's been in the five seconds since china has unleashed on taiwan, drones, military drills with icbms, the first in historyta that went over their land import bans inrr interrupting our three hundred t twenty eight billion dollar trade agreement. in

i want you to listen to something that ben shapiro, republican commentator had to say about this. >>isionmaking -- 4 to 1 they say they're going to oppose trump. is that good for republicans. mean wwhile republicans are caut up how do we show that it's really bad? what can we do here? you can rip the trump fbi raid. you can and you should. but you can still point out if you guys senior distracted on the trump fbi raid that is not going to be a winning issue for you. >> what do you think? >> well, i hate to denigrate our profession here and make it sound so simple, but the reality is, if you have a poll right now, number one issue in the country is inflation, the economy, and it's been that way for a long time. and for republicans there are other issues that pop up, immigration is still very important. but if you're not talking about those things, if you're talking donald trump, relitigating the 2020 election, if you're spending all day on the raid, you're not talking about the things that the actual voters are going to elect you or not elect you care about. it's the oldest tactical i

but when you look at the top posts on facebook, they are overwhelmingly ben shapiro republican. you clearly think that is the algorithm, but do you think the left can counter that? you highlight the outrage and anger we can use. do you think that our base will share the messages or do you think the algorithm of facebook is so screwed that we have to fix it first? >> algorithms respond to the input. right now the amount of right wing information pumped into the algorithm is exponentially greater. there's more right wing engages, pushing out more content. we are not necessarily going to very quickly close that gap, but there is room. we have to find ways to have messages that are consistent with our political narrative that also go viral on facebook. that's very hard because the number one political posts on facebook this week, for the week ending today, was by barack obama. but you know what it was? his father's day message. which is charming and important, but i don't think it is moving the political debate in any way. we have gotten a little better at harnessing energy. this is

and they can't stop themselves, it's what ben shapiro and brit humor and everybody else is starting to talk about now. they don't have to defend them, but they are going down with the ship. >> i think that that is why what president biden did yesterday was so important. because all of what you said is clear to most americans. they just needed someone to bring it together and say what he said. what has happened to us? i thought it was a brilliant delivery from him. and as much as i on him and will continue to be about police reform, to make them the defund the fbi flips this whole thing obtaining everybody else to defund the police disagree with them, they're the ones about that law and order. they're the ones that have brought this kind of lowering the standards of the presidency. the way he laid it out yesterday i thought was absolutely what was needed. because it was something that everyone knows, from democrats to independents to real republicans, but it needed to be articulated. and it was from the largest bully pulpit in the world. and that was the president of the united states i

i started talking to glenn beck who i thought was a scary right winger or ben shapiro who i thought was a scary right winger or dennis prager the list the list goes on and on and what i found was i had major difference with differences with them politically, which i still have to this day. i consider myself begrudgingly pro-choice. most of them are pro-life. if not, all of them are completely pro-life there. they have their own personal religious views on marriage traditional marriage. i'm married to a man. so that's obviously a tough one for them. i'm still for the most part against the death penalty because i don't like giving that kind of power to the state most conservatives are for the death penalty, but i know that i've been able to have these conversations with these guys not only in my studio and on air and live and uncensored, but i've become friends with these people and broke bread with them and had them over for dinner with their spouses and that we've been able to relish in our differences now the the difference of that compared to really what seems to be happening almost i

he brought out, posted a nice wonderful steak dinner for such people as actor adam baldwin, ben shapiro, many other people and it was just really nice of him to do that . i'm always grateful to andrew for leading the way it's interesting, you mentioned the raccoons. ohio in our home we had a nice yard with a picket fence and one day the dog is out there going crazy and there's a raccoon with his stock between the fence slacks and as i used to tell my students i walked back and i walked out and i smacked that slack in the friends and free that raccoon so he could run off. so anyway, for those of you who don't know me, everything jim said is more or less true . i ended up teaching at the university of beijing in 1985 and i wrote anumber of books not tonight because they're boring . their academic books and they make for good yfootnotes and so forth but they don't make for great reading. i want to write books that people would read and so around 1999 or so my family and i started work on a textbook. we just wanted a book that we could use in our classes that wasn't horriblybiased . and we

he brought me out and hosted a nice wonderful steak dinner for such people after adam bohlman, ben shapiro and it was nice of him to do that so i'm always grateful to andrew for leading the way and it's interesting because in our home we had a nicet big yard with a picket fence and one day the dog was out there going crazy and there was a raccoon stock and as i usedo to tell my students i walked out and squeezed him so he could run off. for those of you who don't know me, everything he said is more or less true. i ended up teaching at the university in 1985 i want to write books people would read and so around 1999 or so we started work on a textbook and wanted a book that we could use in our classes that wasn't biased and ended up writing a book and never thought we would sell it to a publisher in fact we thought it would be sold out of the back of a van like with the plastic straws in california. a publisher did pick v it up ani went on to write three other books after that and then 2010 i was on the glenn beck show. you may remember this is when there was an audience of 3.5 million. tha

elon musk left, ben shapiro left, david rubin left. lot of people are leaving there taken the taxes with them. take elon musk alone, this sure is going to pay about two and a half billion dollars in taxes. in california 13.3% state income tax. you arelo losing all of that money. not just one year but every single year this medicineis business. sooner or later the state is going to hit rock bottom. then and only then do i think democrats are going to rethink their hostilities toward republicans. until and unless that happens will be very daunting for anybl republican to win office statewide. i decided not to do it again. we would have you considered leaving? works i have not pressed born and raised there for the dirty little secret if you bought a house in the 80s in california you've got a lot of money in equity. and i bought houses the first house i bought was in 1986. i bought another in the hollywood hills. i've got a lot of equity in my house burns born and raised there, he went to school there, my friends are there, my pastor is t

eli must left, ben shapiro left. dave rubin left. a lot of people are leaving and they are taking their taxes with them. leave eli must alone. this year is going to pay 2 and a half billion dollars in taxes and california 13.3 percent income tax losing all that money not just one year every year this man is in business so sooner or later the state will hit rock bottom and then and only then do i think the democrats will rethink their hostility towards republicans and until and unless that happens is going to be daunting for any republican to win statewide so i decided not to do it again. >> have you considered leaving? >> i have not. born and raised there. the dirty secret is if you bought a house in the 80s in california you've got a lot of money in equity and i've houses, the first house i bought was in 1986 and since then i another in the hollywood hills so i got alot of equity in my house . i went to school there, my friends are there. my pastoris there and want them to take me out of the state . i'd like to day there and iffight

ben shapiro issued a new warning to republicans, he says is a reason democrats are eager to keep trumption. half of independence day trump is a major factor in their vote and breaking forth to one for the democrats. republicans shouldn't play that game. if they do, they are cruising for a bruising. do you think he's right? >> i think he has some points, if the future of republican election becomes about trump, we can't win because that's a look at the past. people want to know what you're going to do for them in the future. but where i slightly disagree, i think the answer is for republican candidates not to repudiate trump but be them. show you have an agenda that is appealing to the republican voters. the problem with so many anti- trump focuses is all they have is announcements. they don't have a better play. i think some could beat him, i think desantis is showing how to do it. don't denounce him, certainly don't denounce his voters, just come up with a better agenda and let the voters pick. ashley: talking of desantis, he's got a new op-ed entitled trump endorsement versus desanti