they are very adulatory, i will tell you that, bill bennett, how long will this last? e signs. you handed in a couple, even chris cuomo on cnn said that cnn was wrong to say that biden was starting from scratch on covid. starting from scratch, hell, we have this vaccine out there, maybe we will get some honest reporting. look to be glimmers of honest reporting, we can hope for more. i would love to renew my subscription to "the washington post." but they it there yet. >> kennedy: harris, chills, thrills, adulation, but don't they realize that it was their hatred that was so profitable? it was their contempt of former president trump that was really, really helpful to the bottom line for "the new york times" and msnbc in particular. >> harris: oh, my goodness, everybody, just do the job. to just do the job. you don't have to yell breaking news. i have been doing it for a quarter-century. if the building is on fire, if the building is being built, whatever it is, just say what it is. in the breaking news will sell its self. i will say this, just in terms of the media want

and bill bennett, former education secretary and host of the bill bennett show podcast. , let me start with you. your thoughts on the speech, the day, the moment, the new president. >> that was flannery o'connor who said i hate to find tds what is given general satisfaction. but i found it tedious. this was not a great speech. let me get to the main point. unity is not a fundamental american value. we agree to disagree on things. we hold these truths to be self-evident. the man is created by god and equal rights. equal rights to pursue happiness and life and liberty. unity is not in there. a quality and liberty are the fundamental rights. not unity. madison says in the tenth federalist papers, faction is what motivates americans. that is passions and opinions on different things. we give it as a given in american life that we will have different opinions. it is the sorting out of those opinions, how we resolve those differences. not unity. you are not going to get people on the far left of the biden spectrum and donald trump's right side to agree on things. how do we sort

then i think it's a good thing then they get to our country and it wasn't demanded zanker i want bill bennett. how does your casters on capitol hill to take us through that and other developments i mean that could have been a year ago couldn't it be the same sorts of lines greatest which aren't and american history. the fact is he could well be impeached for a 2nd time you know. that's right sounding like a broken record come all but the president did also defend his speech that he gave in the moments before the riot here at the u.s. capitol last wednesday he said that the words he used were completely appropriate force that was a speech before his supporters and thousands who are rallying to overturn the election results during which i urge them to march upon the capitol and fight against the certification of the election results and we saw the violence that followed this again is trump's 1st time really emerging from the white house since those violent events of a week ago it's a president who has been silenced on social media he's increasingly isolated now 3 of his cabinet secretaries have

joining me is the former secretary of education under reagan and fox news contributor, bill bennett.to read some numbers to you and you tell me if you have think graph is going on. let's take the chicago public school system. 350,000 students. 45,000 for thermometers. $2,000 for masks. those little decals where it says six feet away. 6,000 purell stations. if you want to upgrade the air filtration system, that's about $24 million. i priced this out individually. that's just to make sure chicago's schools are covid friendly. this under $30 million. and they already goth billions of dollars. that's one of the biggest school systems in the country. so my question to you is where is the money going. >> graf, extortion, it's going to teachers and teachers aren't work. nobody has spoken more eloquently than that parent from virginia that began the segment. but books where going to be written, papers will be published about the cost to our children. they are not susceptible to covid, we flow that from the science. but, boy, are they up septemberible to academic and emotional damage. it will

i think bill bennett and others have argued that when people see poor and blacks, they see a sea of victimsnd people on the right when they see poor, they see aliens. if you go to any of the major cities, you go into low income black and white communities, you'd be hard-pressed to know which political party is in power. the reason the president was so popular among whites is because he gave them a vote, voice. too many politicians look down their noses at these communities. what we are doing at the woodson center is recognizing that poor blacks are being exploited by race. the civil rights movement has been hijacked by the radical left, and they are using it to the detriment of black people. more blacks are killed by other blacks in one year then was lynched in 40 years of the client. these -- these problems have to be solved. what we are doing at the woodson center is we are giving low income blacks an opportunity to speak for themselves and also low income whites to speak for themselves. it can't be rhetoric. poor blacks in florida for instance, in a race, he won by 32,000 votes and that'

former education secretary bill bennett says donald trump may no longer be the president but his ideasard. >> whatever he does, the political philosophy of donald trump, the policies of donald trump remain very strong and very appealing and i believe will become more appealing as the biden years go on. this country is extremely strong in many ways that it wasn't before. it is now party of the working class. >> which parts of president biden's first official address to the nation resonated most with americans and how to compare to donald trump's are going address. >> we carter joins us. it is good to see you as always. >> good morning. >> there is no surprise here and this does go to the division we are seeing in this country but let's go ahead and take a listen to what president biden said as he proclaimed that democracy has prevailed. all right, looks like we're having a hard time hearing that. why don't i read you what he said, that way people at home can understand it. he said, quote, today we celebrate the triumph not other candidate but a cause, because of democracy, the will of t

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bill bennett the former conservative secretary of education same thing. >> that's our guess.ybe the names mike pence and bill bennett were enough to, you know, to trip up some woke algorithm or woke ad checker at facebook. we're not sure. it's all absurd but the serious point is this is the kind of collateral damage you get when these big tech giants make these sweeping rules that effect millions and millions of people what can and can't be said in the public scare. like it or not social media is a big part of the social square now. you will get more of this the more they try to control speech is what they are doing. brian: you know, by the way, it's outrageous and if anyone is watching right now and this aggravates you and you love history or care about our past, and respect lincoln as one of the greatest people ever to walk the planet, they studied lincoln in other countries who know nothing about america. that's how special he is. buy the book. number two is, just to show you are just not talking about your book. in san francisco, 44 schools recommended renaming 44 schools

matt bennett joining us now, he under president bill clinton. and, it is incredibly tight will be a difficult story still for president-elect joe biden to navigate here. what is your blue wave play, though? how much does it change? matt: it changes enormously. be a shift to to a super aggressive left agenda, i don't think you are going to see the green new deal or medicare for all. i know you are not going to see those things. but what you are going to see is things moving in the senate that would not have moved if mitch mcconnell were in charge. for sure, that means nominations. joe biden will get the cabinet that he chooses. that was by no means a sure thing if mcconnell controlled the senate. justice breyer, wants to retire he can now, and he will likely be replaced by a biden nominee, and the lower courts as well. when it comes to legislation on spending and taxes, it gets a little trickier. one question will be, do democrats vote to get rid of the filibuster? at this point, that is not on the table. people like joe mansion and other democra

bennett fox news. >> protesters hit the streets of paris over a controversial bill aimed at combating what the frenchcalls islamic radicalism slamming threat as civil liberties as we take a look at stories from around the globe. that's next. jillian: welcome back here are some other headlines from around the dwhroab in france, tens of thousands protesting legislation that would stop people from filming the police ruling party has pledged to rewrite the bill. in the indian capital of new delhi bomb exploding near israeli embassy nobody was hurt police are investigating the distinct as terrorism. iran rejecting calls to hold new talks or bring nor countries into its nuclear deal. this after french president emmanuel macron said any new negotiations should include saudi arabia. in the nether langdz a court ordering shell oil company to reimburse group of nigerian farmers for damageses caused by two oil spills latest priewling in a 13-year battle and appeal verdict to higher court and in poland thousands protesting for third straight night against the country's near total ban on abortion. the new law too