the "new york times" uses the terms "red america" and "blue america" in headlines. what is ohio? red america, blue america? well, it's neither. we should not view ourselves in those terms. and to the extent that people in positions of influence use those terms, i think it damages the country. you do not hear americans refer to themselves in such terms. >> i'm turning now to some of the questions that we've gotten, and let's just say they aren't all easy. so let's start with this one. do you think president trump helped incite january 6th with his words to his supporters? and i would expand that to not just that speech on that day, but earlier, too. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> it sure seems like it. that seems to be their version of it. >> all right. well, that was easier than i thought it would be. let's move on. i want to -- one of the questions that we got is sort of what it takes to be a speechwriter and how you got to where you got. and, carolyn, why don't you start because you're a woman of color in a field that is dominated by white dudes. >> i am. and here's the interesting t

obama's speech, the speech that made his career in boston in 2004 where he says we are not red and blue america we are the united states of america. we have never as a country refer -- referred to ourselves in such terms. the problem is i think that in 2000 when you have the 35 day recount, every night a map of the presidential electoral vote tally was on tv. every night, instead of one night. people saw that map, red and blue. red and blue. red and blue. by the end of that period, people were saying red and blue america. the new york times uses the terms red america and blue america in headlines. what is ohio? ohio is neither. we should not view ourselves in those terms and to the extent that people in positions of influence use those terms, i think it damages the country. you do not hear america's refers -- you do not hear americans refer to themselves in such terms. >> i am turning to the questions. do you think president trump helped incite january 6th with his words to his supporters? not just with that speech on that day but earlier too. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> it seems like it. that se

since 2017, mada, make america dinner aain, somehow has bridged red and blue america.ree agreeably. at first warmed by an actual meal, now on zoom. >> once everyone has a chance to share, there's a lot of goodness that can happen. >> reporter: like wes dennis. fairly liberal. >> reporter: and patrick patric. i'm seen as conservative. we disagree on a lot of things. >> reporter: they have become silos whre maning outside their >> some of us memusme. >> it's gorpt to get out of your own echo chamber. >> yes. for everyone. >> reporter: keeping it civil, agreements, online moderators and seeing each other as people. >> i see them, period. before, i didn't see them at all. >> reporter: the goal wasn't to change minds but hearts? >> yes. what choice do we have? we share this country. >> reporter: we've seen this alternative, make america dinner again is food for thought. >> i hope i get to meet you again. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> o'donnell: just what needs to be served up. we'll be right back. and found some really cool stuff... it was just a lot o

for blue america, the meager from empty shelves to lack of test shortages of workers to yes, even a disinterested join the military, the united states, people are left wanting. meanwhile, politicians are in searching themselves in a foreign conflict. any foreign conflict, it seems it is russia, as you have heard, that has a stark choice to make d escalation and diplomacy, which of course remains our preferred course or confrontation and consequences. our goal remains the complete the nuclear zation of the korean peninsula. and we continue to believe that serious and sustain diplomacy is the only way we'll be able to make a tangible progress towards that. and i still can't decide of the focus on foreign conflict is more about getting money back into the greedy hands of defense contractors or to distract from the situation here at home. but one thing is for certain, if a 2 year old virus and a few inches of snow can cause this big of a disruption in a supply chain. just imagine how upset americans will be if we go to war and we completely break the chain altogether. now shortage is that u. s. groce

since 2017, mada, make america dinner again, somehow has bridged red and blue america.eople disagree agreeably. at first, warmed by an actual meal, now on zoom. >> once everyone has a chance to share, there is a lot of goodness that can happen. >> reporter: like wes dennis -- >> yeah, fairly liberal. >> reporter: -- and patrick yu. >> i am definitely seen as relatively conservative. >> i mean, we disagree on a lot of things. >> reporter: yet, they've become friends. stepping outside their silos, where many liberals and conservatives live. >> some of those members, like, regularly frustrate me. >> reporter: it's important to get out of your own echo chamber. >> yes. >> for everyone. >> for everyone. >> keeping it civil, con conversation agreements, online moderators, and mostly seeing each other as people. >> i see them, period. right? before, i didn't see them at all. >> the goal wasn't to change minds but to change hearts? >> yes. >> what choice do we have? we share this country. >> reporter: we've seen this alternative. make america dinner again is food for thought. m

because they are heading toward a circumstance not two but three america's, red america andst blue america and bend the poor america. the access in that circumstance are still different, i think we address issues, high cost institution not going to say anything different of course but i think it's something i do worry about so somebody has to gone a different direction positivehat's not a way to look at it. >> i'm ending on a positive note, i would say the patient i see that i treat that i don't think i can trip control is disease, it's profound because ten years ago there were two options not knowing whether there would be a plan b, plan b and a plan see and it's quite remarkable. we need to and -- >> i would like to open up to audience q&a. we are going to do that right now. if you have a question, please raise your hand but i do want to ask a personal one. the national cancer act saving lives from hopelessness to hope. i like to go back to national cancer act specifically about therapy. there's been a lot of talk about therapies. can you tell us, touch arm for the national cancer act ha

how many blue states in america meet the bar? neither exist in the states.nd that claim that our democracy rings hollow. and that it was legitimate and then said the same thing 2017. more americans today say it was legitimate then about the prior president of late 2017. yet democrats justify the senate rules in all 50 states. that is what they are up to. historically the senate has taken off legislation on a bipartisan basis. they've made sure not to be in the proper rules of local officials. and then to pass the help america vote act 92 / two. chris dodd and i authored the bill. interestingly enough. and then with the current democratic leader. ninety-two / two. and those issues that need tackling. you do it thoughtfully. bipartisan committee work. and running through sweeping partisan legislation in the first iteration in 2019. democrats say they are to disempower the appropriate election officials but actually it is they t are bills to empower local officials and with the entire country board of election. democrats say they are concerned of overturning el

heard my republican colleagues make the argument we'll take a look at the states across the blue belt of america. states like delaware and new york. they don't go as far as the law that's being suggested by you democrats. for example, same-day registration for those who want to show up and establish their voter registration on the day of the election. this bill is going to require it. state of new york doesn't have it. the state of delaware doesn't have it. in fact, the state of illinois doesn't have it either. well, my message to them is good. let them get it. it's a good, positive way to expand the opportunity to vote. many states have done it for years without problems. those who are lagging whether they're red or blue should come into the 21st century. it should be our mission, our singular mission before anything else to make sure that every eligible american has the right to vote, that we eliminate the burdens and obstacles, the tricks and traps that have been set up in all these states to make it so difficult. and we ought to be singularly be embarrassed as a nation as we look at the film

i've heard my republican colleagues make the argument take a look at the states across the blue belt of america. states like delaware and new york. same-day registration for those that want to show up and establish on the day of the election. this bill is going to require. my message to them is good, let them get it. it's a positive way to expand the opportunity to vote. many states have done it without problems. those that are lagging come into the 21st century and it should be our mission, our singular mission before anything else to make sure every eligible american has the right to vote that we eliminate the burdens and obstacles, the tricks and the traps that have been set up to make it so difficult and we ought to be singularly embarrassed as a nation as we look at the federal programs that show african-americans standing in line hour after hour to exercise their right to vote while many white voters just come through, same localities and same states. there's something fundamentally wrong here and it's not just an accident. last year i joined a bipartisan group of colleagues to introduce

if the voting rights requires voting in person at 3:00 a.m., how many blue states in america meet that bar? he sings existed in texas before 2020 and exist in blue states. every historical claim are democracy is in crisis rings hollow. may say president bynes election was t legitimate not listen to this said the same thing about the prior president in late 2017. more americans today say presidenten biden's was legitimate in late 2017. yet democrats are trying to use their fake hysteria to justify breaking central so they can seize control of elections in all 50 states. that is what they are up too. historically the senate has taken up legislation on a careful bipartisan basis. we have made sure not to trample on the rights of a voter and the proper role of local officials. into the 2294 to two. ninety-two -- two. the only negative came from current democratic leader chuck schumer. ninety-two -- two. well, that's how you pass election reform if there are actual issues that need tackling, you do it carefully, you do it thoughtfully. bipartisan committee work, regular order, our colleague

bar for voting rights now requires the possibility of voting in person at 3 a.m., how many blue states in america meet that bar? none of these things existed in texas before 2020 and neither widely exist in blue states. every historical claim that our democracy is in crisis rings hollow. more americans today say that president biden's election was legitimate. now listen to this, then said the same thing about the prior president in late 2017. more americans today say that president biden's election was legitimate then said the same about the prior president in late 2017. yet, democrats are trying to use their fake hysteria to justify breaking senate rules so they can seize control of elections in all 50 states. that's what they are up to. historically, the said as they can up elections legislation on a careful, bipartisan basis. we have made sure not to travel on the right of voters and the proper roles of local officials. in 2002 we passed the help america vote act by a vote of 92-two. 92-two. chris dodd and i authored that bill. interestingly enough the only dissenting votes came from then sena

rachel blevins and 1st got email hughes and you're watching news views. hughes right here on our t america. blue we begin with staffing shortages across america as they continue to prevent the economy and even our daily lives from getting back to normal. nearly 2 days after the pandemic began, you've likely felt the impact as local restaurants and businesses struggle to stay afloat. but those shortages are being felt across the board. and as a result, thousands of flights were cancelled over the weekend, as airlines across the u. s. reported a lack of pilots and staff. then there's the education sector where teachers have you been plan school, walk out to push to returning to online learning as covey cases sore. and parts of the economy, such as right here in the nation's capital, are now quite literally stuck with the build up of snow as yes, even snow plow drivers are in short supply. so to discuss how we can dig our way out of this one, we're joined by our panel, richard wolf, and professor of economics and international affairs, co founder of democracy at work. and author of capitalism's cri

in chicago they won't go to school, maryland they won't go to school and other parts of blue state americach of money to push critical race theory it is racism. it is segregation. this is the death nel of this country. you have liz cheney out there who have always hated trump, they are unhinged, they were appointed by nancy pelosi for a reason, the worst kind of people adam schiff, benny thomson who used to hate the cops before elected to public office. ras kin, his father formed an organization in dc with ties to old soviet union, swalwell. god knows what swalwell surrendered to communist chinese since he has never been properly questioned. a committee represent this is sure backdoor effort to attack republicans and conservatives and president trump and his family, and to undermine all of his success, paid for by the american taxpayer, there is no representative on this committee from the republican party or any council from the committee representing republican party, just because you have a committee of congress doing this they don't have unlimited power, we have separation of power. we

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. huge in need of the stories we are going to cover on today's news is use right here on our t america blue . thanks for joining us here on tuesday, president joe biden headed down south georgia with a vice president. com or harris all to push for change to the cent filibuster rules to pass voting rights. now, stacy abrams well known georgia is among many of those that are not there, as well as many activists who even boycotted the president's speech in protest of the lack of action. so for more we bring in our to correspond paxton boy paxton, scotty. president biden spend tuesday afternoon in georgia, pushing for a change in senate rules to pass voter rights legislation. setting up a showdown with republicans. president joe biden, using a speech and george on tuesday to endorse changing senate filibuster rules that have stalled voting rights legislation. the president saying now was the time to choose democracy over autocracy. this was defining moment relief people on the judge were they before, were they after the vote? history got a judge that got the question. biden voicing support for

. >> laura: joe, we appreciate it and we will can continue to track this and other blue cities across americaaking update on the fate of the chicago public schools. stay there. this just in from a local cbs station. have voted in favor of closing the schools again. the vote deadline was extended to end at 10:00 p.m. central this of course means parents still don't know if their kids are going to be attending schoo tomorrow morning. that's a nice way to go to sleep. not knowing. but a by day and week by week i think people from diverse backgrounds are beginning to se what the truth is. about the party they have enduring allegiance two. maybe they are looking to make change. be sure to set your dvr. and remember that freedom matters. an extra clammy. happy tuesday everybody gets another in studio night without a live audience. if you hear the laughter at hom just remember -- >> everything is about precautions these days. one mask.

cities continue to enjoy violent carjacking urges and violent crime searches and especially blue run city start americathey are on the hill they seem to be tone-deaf about. >> well. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> brought up at the press conference yesterday, it was that covid is brought up more opportunity too. it is utilized mask wearing which makes it harder for perps to get caught. the mass corn makes it harder for law enforcement to identify them. if there is surveillance video in the area. it makes it harder for the victims to identify the perps too pair that is certainly complicating things in big cities where there are mask mandates, like there have been even for folks outside. >> that's a great point. how may more people have to die? how me more violent carjacking so we have to watch as police put their lives on the line before people wake up. before criminal justice reform and snapped to attention and stops putting these guys back on the street. all right. coming up, prince andrew is stripped of all of his titles as he faces sexual assault allegations, by one of jeffrey epstein's accusers. how t

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they insisted we were the perfect match because joe was blue collar biden, america always loves a workingss hero. so the media turned joe into one. and he capitalized on that. biden sold himself to us as a son of scranton, pennsylvania. >> i'm very proud of being from scranton. >> i grew up in a town like this from scranton, pennsylvania. >> the fact is the president can only see the world from park avenue. i see it from scranton. >> scranton. >> scranton. >> scranton. >> scranton. secrecy jess it's true biden was born in scranton, pennsylvania in 1942. but the family didn't stick around the electric city for too long. by the time joe was 10 the family had bailed on pennsylvania to go find a better life in delaware. according to "the washington post," in the 1950s, scranton was at the start of a long slow decline. the coal mines that had fueled the city's early prosperity were shutting down. textile factories, too, were on their way out. and thousands of people picked up and left for better opportunities elsewhere. thousands of people left like the bidens. they left to find greener pastur

blue. i'm glad offers. welcome to the program. america's top diplomat, antony blinking is in geneva to meet with russian foreign minister, sergey love, rav 4 make or break talks that could determine war. a peace in europe on thursday blinking a was in berlin, where he, how talks with german foreign minister, analynn burbock, and the british and french counterparts meeting meant to show united front and clear up any misunderstanding about western unity regarding russian aggression against ukraine. the stakes are high, us secretary of state antony, blinking, landing in berlin to try and rally america's allies and prevent a war. unity is the main goal here, blinkin and his german, french, and british counterparts disgust the intense fears that russia may soon invade ukraine. their focus, how to credibly deter moscow with warnings of what could follow even as were relentless in pursuing this diplomatic path, will continue to make very clear that if moscow chooses the path of further regression, we will impose swift and mass, of course, if one on whose lung thing, and that's why we urgently carl and russia to take s

america headed towards civil war as many fear? or at least a division into two countries, one red, one blue? nia asked voters if the situation in america makes them favor blue and red states seceding. 41% of biden voters, 52% of trump voters at least somewhat agree. if you think this is far-fetched know this, since 1945, the number of nations in the world has tripled. many of them as a result of secession. there are currently 60 secession movements worldwide. which leads me to the survey question@smerconish.com, 50 years from now, will the u.s. map be the same today? my next guest has written a book of nonfiction about it. the next civil war dispatches from the american future. steven marsh joins me now. steven, you write that the united states is once again headed for civil war. you say january 6th wasn't a wake-up call, but a rallying cry, and that we've never faced an institutional crisis quite like this. you then say the choice is basic, reinvention or fall? so is secession the likely outcome? >> well, i mean, the united states is a textbook case of a country headed for civil war. you kno

go by blue and ah, into the conflict with sebastian in america. scores of donald country sociate past and present for payment by the congressional committee investigating the january set the path on the counter. my guest is one of them. jacob miller was a senior driver from campaign close to the former president joins me to new york. come with no d w. time thing for chicken. egg. modern chickens always dress down. there been bread to produce maximum heel, or egg, or sat he made in record time. animal friendly farming looks different. breeders and scientists are searching for old and new methods. in 30 minutes on d, w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word. hello, pinnacle. rico is in germany to learn german, why not learn with him? it's simple online, on your mobile and free to shop. d w e learning course, nico speak, german made easy. i don't have anything to hide. knew absolutely nothing about what was going on january sex with regard to the protesters with a breach on capitol hill. did you know in advance of january the 6th just how bad it was

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they understand that their constituents, representatives that are all over america in both red and bluements. families need investments in universal pre-k. they need investments in home care, health care, seniors that need help at home and also people living with disabilities. we need investments on climate action to reduce climate pollution. i can tell you here in florida, it's an issue that really unites floridians, both republicans and democrats. so i think it's a smart move, but i also think there's an opportunity to talk with republican senators. i've said this before, alicia. we have put all of our eggs in that one manchin basket, and we have to be able to bring other people to the table. maybe mitt romney, there are things he would be interested in negotiating with the democrats. let's try to do that. we have to show the american people that when democrats are in power, we can govern. and that's what they're waiting for. they don't want to hear the intrick assies of one bill versus the other. we want to make sure we show the american people we're investing in them, in families an

blue state bar)? meeting at host of fox across america on fox news radio, jimmy failla.i do love this story so much. nfl is concerned, what should they do? go to the jet stadium because no one ever catches anything that. good night, everybody, got to go. quick recover, come on. kennedy: sign your balls? [laughter] my balls, yes, only if i intercept them because he won't sign any intercepted balls anymore he said. kennedy: i thought it was great he did that. >> he should have a long time ago. have some pride, it's about time he have a break in life. kennedy: all of the cards stacked against him. >> you could sell your soul to the devil and catch a few breaks in life, when does the ship come in for brady? nfl, first about you know its covid considerations because the nfl, the magnet, 52000 hotel rooms, you don't just move the game, you're moving like an armada of rooms and. kennedy: five got homeless in their, gavin newsom offering turnkey, they moved several hobos. >> they moved a lot of them onto the new york jets is what they did. [laughter] the jets really are, if they

i'm governing in the blue state of america. you were going through some of those poll numbers.t. it seems to be working. the people in my state are happy with the job we're doing. i think they're avoiding the kind of angry, divisive rhetoric and the crazy conspiracy theories that many of the folks in my party are doing. we're seeing this on both sides. the over the top rhetoric. the divisiveness. it's not what most people in the country want, which is why some of my fellow governors are also some of the most popular elect officials in the country. usually the republican governors if blue states are the ones most popular. we work together and get things done in a pragmatic bipartisan way. >> so, i wanted to ask you about that, governor. it is, you look at the polls of the governors and it is striking. you guys -- >> yes. >> -- northeast republican governors, you should write a book, do a seminar on how to be popular. it's incredible. your numbers, you are always around 70%. chris sununu around 70%. scott around 70%. charlie baker always around 70%. republicans in a region, espec

this is back in america again of the division that people keep talking about in america between red and blue states and all that kind of stuff and and the social media exacerbating that is is that the social media plays off those emotional part of it as opposed to the ideas part of it. i think you could you could change the ideas of both sides. and they would hardly notice. that's right, you know just as happy the fight would still be going on and the the other is you know that i don't think that the division is anywhere near as strong. i know a lot of the states it's close to 50/50. and so even even where it's a red state. it's still not a hundred percent or even anywhere close to that and most of those things that people are disagreeing about are fairly peripheral issues. everyone kind of agrees. i mean defund the police started for a while and then you know, it's it's backed off and and people didn't pay attention to the sophistication of the idea. they thought it meant take away all the money from the police. obviously. that's a stupid idea, but but to take some of their job and move it

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america right now. i think virginia has an incredible opportunity here to really show all the blue states that virginia selection what can happen with good policy in place. were talking about granting people the individual liberties and allowing small businesses to flourish fully funding police department and enforcing the law allowing kids to stay in school and teaching them things that will advance the future and allowing their parents to make a decision as to how best to deal with them on a medical brought i think of the incredible changes happening in the state of virginia because of governor youngkin this will prompt people to wake up across the country and blue states and say well thank still feel this good here maybe we ought to try different approach, as a parent we love this approach is what should be done all across america but we will hold our breath in certain states. another reason i live in florida. leo: thank you, sgt joey, winsome sears is talking about an investigation into the loudoun county school district. primarily because of a young boy who assaulted not just one young girl but an

america vote act. and those have not been followed by most states whether they are red or blue.he narrative attacks you are hearing, jim crow two point oh, even the washington post, no bastion of the right, gave for pinocchio's to the president for the assertions that he made. and he did it again in georgia this last week. he doubled down even though the liberal washington post has said it is a lie. it is completely untrue. for people old enough to remember actual segregation, i know virginia's history. virginia and other states used the law to try to keep lack citizens from voting. that is a real history that we have to be sensitive to and distill on the books with section two of the voting rights act. it is illegal under federal law and it can be prosecuted and should be where it occurs. and it does still occur here and there. it's not just southern states. it's appropriate the voting rights act applies everywhere. what is not appropriate is the attempt to require states to get permission from federal bureaucrats before making any change to those election laws. the narrative a

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