it's a matter of mainstream candidate for the left, or you bernie or biden? e were no republicans but we also had texas and distribution centers in the middle of the country. i am certain there were lots of folks who didn't vote republican or trump. i bet they did not feel comfortable saying that. >> back to leave a so puzzling over where i think the lines should be drawn. when is it appropriate for corporations to move beyond employees to take a political stance beyond the walls of the company? wherever the line is, it's pretty clear where we along with just aboutab every large corporation in america crossed. >> summer of 2020. we are talking about blm rallies and accelerated pronunciation of privilege and the division elevated to influence and have no issue with inclusion, this is not inclusion. if it were inclusive, all disproportionately black and brown so there are so many stories people to canceled in 2020 for some that somehow received as anthony racist. >> you think you could run through this if you haven't been gymnastics and did not cauldron for 12,

it was a matter of did you vote for the mainstream candidate or were you bernie or biden, that was all inbound and accessible. there were no republicans but we had austin, texas, distribution centers in red states in the middle of the country. i'm very certain there were lots of folks in those locales that didn't vote republican or vote trump. i'm also very certain they did not feel comfortable saying that are making that known to their friends and colleagues. >> host: back to "levi's unbuttoned: the woke mob took my job but gave me my voice," as i write this i am puzzling on where i think the line should be drawn. when is it appropriate for corporations to move beyond protecting the employees to taking overtly political stance beyond the walls of the company, still, wherever that line is it is pretty clear when we along with just about every large corporation in america crossed it. woke capitalism. >> host: what are we talking about here? >> guest: the blm rallies and the accelerated sort of done in ca and of privilege and vowing to fight racism, the rush to hire heads of divisions, h

a matter of like, did you vote for the mainstream candidate or the further like, were you a bernie or a bidenthat was all in bounds and acceptable. there no republicans but we had an office texas we had distribution centers, red states in the middle of the country am very certain that there were lots of folks in those locales that did vote or vote. trump i am very certain they did not feel comfortable saying that or making that known their friends and colleagues back to levi's unbutton yet as i write this, i'm still puzzling over where i think the lines should drawn. when is it for corporations to move beyond employees to taking overtly political stands beyond? the walls of the company still, that line is it's pretty clear when we, along with justice, about every large corporation in america, crossed it woke capitalism. summer of 2020. what are we talking about? we're talking about the blm rallies and they accelerate in sort of denunciation of privilege and vowing to fight racism, the rush to hire, you know, heads of deep divisions, hundreds of people elevate our power and influence in these

or not. >> but, you don't trash talk th man's riches man and walk away unscathed. musk firing back at the president saying quote the corpse and weekend at bernie's looks more alive than bidense. >> so information is power, someone said that. i don't remember who? >> dom della wees. >> so he has controlled information for decades and commit didn't the new york time and nbc say there were wmds in iraq. didn't all these network say covid didn't come from a lab, s his site does not have an out monopoly on the truth. the internet doesn't either, bu it allows access to information to regular people, just like th protestant reformation with the printing press. all of a sudden the catholic church can't say what's in the bible because everybody can rea the bible for themselves so the splintered off and form their own church. the same thing is happening now the mainstream media is the filter and whatever happens, we don't need to filter anymore because we can go on and weeken listen to people like greg on twitter who is usually right. >> all the time. >> almost all the time except when he talking about my hair. >> katie, biden says blank is accused of luring the guardrails , but thi

or other agencies to destroy their opponents. the permanent bureaucracy in washington, d.c., is a left-wing bureaucracy, an administrative state. mr. levin writes of a devil's bargain between joe biden and socialist bernieanders on things like climate change, criminal justice, education, the economy, health care and open borders immigration. as a follow up to his magnificent book, quote "american marxism"." the democrat party hates america is a tooth telling book of the first order. right now in courtrooms across america joe biden employing every statist weapon possible to detroit donald trump and his presidential prospects. trump is the archenemy to democratic party socialism, be it economic or cultural and at this moment a left-wing judge in new york and a state attorney general are trying to strip trump of all his business assets and his home, relying on incredibly fraudulent methodologies. trump is biden's worst enemy. so biden wants to throw him in jail for about 750 years. well we'll see about all of that. meanwhile as a free enterpriser myself, somebody who believes in individual rights i am reminded of the late william f. buckley, jr., who had a much better idea regarding joe biden and his. "bid

or the first primary the second primary overwhelmingly positive media coverage in bernie sanders, nobody surprised. oh, overwhelmingly negative coverage. they're going to execute people in central park, etc. biden wins south carolina. overwhelming positive coverage. oh, i know that they're bias sons of --. i know that. but least you have a microphone. and if you get popular enough, you can use that microphone and just say nonstop things. i don't understand why people think it's so hard. i ask progressive candidates, why don't you just say popular things like, what's wrong with? you and a lot of them think, well, i mean, i've establishment will yell at me, god -- right you want them to yell at you. that brings you attention fight on winning ground. well, if i say higher minimum wage, they're going to say that i'm driving up inflation. right. i want them to that and i want them to say, can you this son of a -- is trying to raise your wages. we win if we just fight so at a president level and here's another guarantee you me one populist progressive that runs hard in a presidential and we will landslide these guys we won't win the primary we'll win the general election in a landslide we will be com