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brown and may. let's bring in the panel. >> richard haas is the president of the council on foreign relations and a former director of policy planning at the state department. >> neil, let me start with you, you're a historian, a great biography and you also know boris johnson personally and have known him for decades. paint a picture of the man for us. >> ma rx famously said that history repeats itself and he had napoleon the first and third in mind. it's hard not to think of boris as a church hill and this is a kind of version of the movie "darkest hour". i've known boris for more than 30 years and it never ceases to amaze me how he survives crises and scandals which would destroy a normal person's career. so i've come reluctantly to the conclusion that he must have more than the qualities i just mentioned to have got to the very top, which was after all, his sole reason for backing brexit in the first place, despite all that has gone wrong in the course of his career, despite actually more recently he's been quite a sdraft ris foreign secretary, shows that he does have the strange superpower tha

transparently represent the black, brown, disabled bodies that are forcibly excluded from this fascist society. okay! so let's bring in michael mould of the daily wire, and richard nationally syndicated radio host and fox news contributor. gentlemen, i imagine you grew up with this original animated classic. what do you think, michael? did you realize it was all these things? >> who knew? i'm so pleased that for the last three years every american slightly to the right of hillary clinton has been called a fascist. now we are in the same company of the beloved disney cartoon character. this was the stupidest article i've ever read in "the washington post," which is truly saying something. it reads like a bad term paper freshman year. problem it was written by a professor and that tells you all you need to know about higher education. "the lion king "is a wonderful story, it's about redemption, grace, endurance. it's based on hamlet, it's based on the books of exodus and genesis. it's not about fascism but because the left has become so culturally illiterate, the only thing they can referred to in the cultural criticism is hitler. everything they don't like is hit

richard 68% approval and 19% disapproval. astonishing. here's a fellow who seven years efore was the biggest loser in american politics after he lost the governorship in california to pat brown. a little bit of that speech, the former vice 1969, int, november 13, des moines. [video clip] >> every american has a right to disagree with the president of the united states and to express publicly that disagreement. the president of the united states has a right to communicate directly with the elected him. [applause] and the people of this country have the right to make mind, and form their own opinions about a presidential address without having the president's words and characterized through critics beforeof they can even be digested. >> i remember that that happened right around dinner hour or 6:00 or 7:00 at night. >> i think it was around 7:00 or at night.lieve, maybe 7:00 at night. that's correct. and agnew, what he's talking is the fundamental that and it exists today, the president of the united states, in those days, a number of how andad custody what would be seen of the president of the united states nd how it would be presented because they controlled all three networ

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