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governor, your -- bobby jindal. governor or your thoughts?ou hear those parents, it's heartbreaking to hear just their misery of losing their daughter. any parent that's a ever had to bury a child, your heartbreaks for them. a reminder of the evil that's radical islam. contrast president trump's approach and joe biden's approach. look, the radical left won't even let you say radical islamic terrorism. they accuse you of being politically incorrect. when it came time to kill osama bin laden, biden was against that. trump killed the iranian commander that was helping isis. you remember president obama called isis the jv team. it was president trump that gave the military authority they needed to roll back, eradicate isis, get rid of isis' territory and now beginning to bring our troops back. you look at the contrast, look, bob gates who worked for president obama said that joe biden has been wrong on every major policy decision in the last four decades, nearly every major policy decision he's been wrong. so you've got a real contrast. president

governor bobby jindal of louisiana, former 2016 presidential candidate.t to raise with austan goolsbee, former biden economic council chair. art laffer here as well. austan, i will begin with you. i had paul dejoria with us earlier. he became a billionaire many times over and he doesn't like the tone he's hearing out of a lot of the democratic speakers going after a wealth tax, going after a surtax and that it's gone just beyond raising rates to, you know, this idea in california where they want to take a percentage of the wealth that you accumulated there. how do you feel about that and his stating this is too much? >> well, i guess i'm not surprised that a guy who is a multi-billionaire and just benefited from a $2 trillion high income oriented tax cut would be opposed to seeing his taxes would go back up. i'm not surprised at that. neil: what bothered him the most, just to be clear, what bothered him the most was the wealth tax. not, you know, not bringing the top rate back to 39.6% but a wealth tax. what do you think of that? >> okay. there were a lot

a lot of ways and a lot of the traditional conservatives who he beat in 2016 didn't get it >> bobby jindalop-ed a few days ago saying after trump, it is a different gop. they said they won't return to the old orthodoxy. populist ideas have put down deep roots it sounds like it's vindicating trump's win and perhaps suggesting he can do it again, and that this coalition he identified is a lasting one. >> i don't think we know that for sure yet, and i don't think it's that simple i think what is true and what i write about at the end of the book and some excerpts that ran in the journal on saturday is the fact there are now a new generation of younger conservatives who are trying to figure out, how do we take conservative thought and principles and adjust them to the age of trumpism, not necessarily to donald trump himself but to the idea there is now, particularly in the republican party and out in the economy in general, a little bit more populist sentiment and maybe conservative economic principles missed that maybe they were too doctrinaire and maybe oren cass and the rest were trying to

let's go to bobby jindal, the former louisiana governor, former 2016 presidential candidate.competing of course with donald trump back then. laura fink back with us, democratic strategist. governor jindal, good to have you. thank you both for your patience through all of this. the president was mentioning a litany of developments here that, you know, might call into question his role in the virus itself. he acknowledged 175,000 deaths. a lot of democrats are saying that many of those deaths are on him because he was late to respond to the urgency of the virus. barack obama was among those saying that. the president was kind of saying look at the big picture. could be a heck of a lot worse if i didn't act as i did with those coming from asia, specifically china, it would be millions. i don't know where that number comes from but be that as it may, it would be a lot worse than it is. do you agree with that? >> yeah, look, neil, this election in november is going to be about the future and certainly, trump is behind in the polls right now but i think this is going to be a tight