the centrist democratic party and the three islamic happiness party, ali babacan's democracy and breakthroughty and the future ahmet party. yes, that's oglu that yes oglu was previously the minister of foreign affairs and prime minister under the current president ali bavajan. also , as the head of the foreign ministry and vice-premier in the government of erdogan, back in january of this year, the alliance of six promised to return the country to a liberal and democratic system. if he manages to win the upcoming presidential elections, then the representatives of six parties put forward their election program, but the name of a single candidate was not named, but last week there was a split in the opposition bloc , the chairman of a good party, miral actor declared that her party would leave. alliance if we don't participate in the elections either, we are rastambula and cream, and mansur and i are yours . apparently, a compromise was found at the rally. it was also announced that the leaders of five other opposition parties would become vice-presidents if the opposition won the elections. i

people's republican party, the alliance includes the right -wing good party of the mirans, the centrist, democratic partynd the three islamic spoils, happiness, the party of democracy and the breakthrough of ali babacan and the party of the future ahmet. yes, here he is. it is noteworthy that da'o oglu was previously minister of foreign affairs and prime minister under the current president ali bavajan. also head of the foreign ministry and deputy prime minister in the government of erdogan back in january of this the alliance of six promised to return the country to a liberal and democratic system if it manages to win the upcoming presidential elections, when representatives of six parties put forward their election program, but the name of a single candidate was not named, but last week the chairman of a good party split in the opposition bloc. miral. akt schenner announced that her party would leave. alliance if the elections also do not participate, we are rastambula and ankara and cream imaglu and mansu and i am yours, apparently a compromise has been found. on the rally also announced that the lead

or later on he's the candidate of a more centrist democratic party but the voting record he belies that this is him being coy again. maria: well, when i had him on about two or three weeks ago and i asked h do you still identifys a democrat, he said i identify as an american. i thought is that an answer that is supposed to be helping him for re-election or is he mad at the democrats. >> i think it's a little of him being him. also, the realization that he has -- if the governor in west virginia runs for that senate seat he's got a very tough fight because the governor in t west virginia is very popular. this will be manchin's toughest fight for that senate seat to be held so i think he's having to do real soul searching on where he wants to be politically whethewhether it's a tough fighr re-election in the senate or if he is going to step out and challenge joe biden. i think he's trying to position himself in a lane that most democrats are not positioning himself in. hill.maria: go ad head, lee. >> only 12% of americans are extremely enthusiastic about joe biden running again. more than

you see the coalitional issues mainly is that the lobbying coalitions view the democratic party particularly the center centrist elements of it as the place get something done and they view the national republican party merely as a way to block or discipline members of the democratic coalition. there's not really any industry lobby pushing the national republican to embrace positive agenda. yeah, got lots of intellectual in a way, like the extent to which would say we've won the intellectual war. actually shocking. but you have any actual industry lobby on the other hand at the state level for republicans, you know, the the cattlemen's in south dakota tends to them in different directions. yeah, go ahead, matt. yeah, i think in terms of the competence question mean it's an ideological question and people like to think of competence as non-ideal, but it's not. it is, you know, if you want to address we've been a we we have an aviation fellow which is a fake job title somebody who yells at people to judge a lot. and we've been talking about advocacy on the airlines and and what to do for quite some time, like a y

democrats and republicans and in the split of the republican party. and also, let's say directly, in the split of the democratic party , today they don't have a centristdidate, unlike biden, they have either the leftists who are there crazy people who want to build socialism in that beautiful free country and destroy it or uh, also uh, the right, which is very close to the republic. thus, uh , it will be a very difficult election campaign, as i have already repeatedly said, if uh, biden will help ukraine win this war in the 23rd year and to crush the military plan by russia, he will win the elections because he will be the winner, he will become the undoubted leader of the western free world, which served the evil empire to yuri, well, and one more today, i am at the end of a long time , lina kostenko's birthday today , we will not tell her how old she is always she remains young for ukrainians, what for the ukrainian nation , in your opinion, this person and her creativity, i am asking for lina kostenko , whom i love very much, whom i have known for a long time, whom i respect and consider the greatest ukrainian poetess of all time and peoples. well,

democrat who could win a national election. he would appeal to centrists and moderates and people tired of the left leaning democratic party andhe only one who can't get the nomination. >> harris: marian williamson is interesting about what she is saying democrats are trying to rig the election for biden. an interesting interview. so are you always in "focus", marc thiessen, thank you. transportation secretary pete buttigieg under fire again. marc was just talking about it. there has been another train derailment in ohio. >> people don't have a lot of confidence in secretary pete regardless what his plans were. certainly when he did show up it was way late. he was dismissive. >> harris: secretary buttigieg firing back calling the criticism against him b.s. power panel next. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah,

>> the democratic party in florida is in my view one of the worst state organizations in the democratic party. new york being a close second. >> explain. >> it's just a -- instinctively centristrunning, again i, was describing earlier how our politics are fundamentally changing. their idea of running against a hard right republican incumbent for the governor was to nominate a former republican. to sort of say, will be the nice republicans. we know from, we run the trump experiment over and over again at this point. when you give voters a choice between a really hard lined red meat trump figure, and, you know, a john kasich or a charlie crisp. they'll go for the real thing. every time. they need my view to run very confidently against the color earlier was saying. the republican party does support sedition. january 6th was an act of, a coup attempt. they heard democrats need to get in front of that message. >> let's go to tyler in griffin, georgia. republican. >> yes ma'am, good morning. i would like to point out that the democratic collar that wants to weigh on crisis, schools, abortions, whatever it is going on in the world. they wanted all to rest on the president. the pres

centrist democrat. he's never been the left link of the party and i think he's governed accordingly but he made campaigne positions, that he could also work to deliver on those as well. >> i have to send flowers to nikki haley. he said republicans want to cut social security and they squealed like a pig stuck under a gate and now she's calling for cutting social security. so joe biden was right once again. >> i've been worried about you all week because you're drilling for oil. >> worried about me? >> we're putting criminals in jail and closing the border. joe biden is the most liberal president in the history of united states of america. he was no moderate and he won't be when he runs. everything will be fine. he'll be just as liberal if he gets elected. >> ashley is shaking her head to that. >> i don't need to respond. >> a great panel. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. and we'll be right back right after this. in is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formululated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moioisturize dr

. >> you see some of the democrats, look at kirsten cinema, it is not about being a centrist now. they're leaving the partys unpopular from the run again. this is how president biden does politics. no principles, it is just politics of opportunities. you see it on display with what's going on. >> it took him six months to address violent crime after he became president. that shows where his priorities this season. >>> coming up, kamala harris' husband is worried about men. he's setting out to end their quote, "toxic masculenity".more on that is next. i'll be honest, there are days i forget what she's supposed to be taking. hey, i get it... and you're not alone in this, ok? so james, all these prescriptions. are they covered? that's right. with your medicare plan you get low-cost copays. thank you. let's talk about making things easier. walgreens is here. ♪ ♪ ♪ - why are these so bad? - if i would've used kayak to book our car, we could have saved on our trip instead of during our trip. ughh - kayak. search one and done. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more

more centrist type candidate, somebody like larry sommers, dark horse, but that's the type of candidate that perhaps has a pre pretty good ce of holding onto the white house for the democratic partypoint. he's of course been very critical of the federal reserve. i thought he wanted to be fed chairman for a time the way he was criticizing the fed and their policy. >> the democrats really have nobody to run for president as i see it right now, this is almost an election for the republicans to lose. it's getting back to 1980, talking about ronald reagan versus carter and so it could be a conservative candidate who inspires confidence has a very good chance of winning the white house in 2024. maria: yeah. like a moderate democrat. tiana, do you agree with that? >> i think it's sort of a dream world in which the democratic party which is very much governed by identity politics could replace joe biden with another elderly white man that's not really what they're looking for right now. i mean, it's kind of a miracle that joe biden was able to win the 2020 primary to begin with and it wouldn't have happened if the candidates hadn't left for super tuesday to coalesce around biden to stop

guest: the democratic party in florida is one of the worst state organizations. new york being a close second. it is unthinkably centristwas describing earlier how our politics are changing. their idea of running against a heart right republican incumbent for the governor was to nominate a former republican to try to say, we will be the nice republicans. we have run the trump experiment over and over, when you give voters the choice between a hard-line, red meat trump figure and a john kasich or charlie crist, they will go for the real thing every time. the democrats need to run confidently against -- the caller earlier was saying the republican party does support sedition. january 6 was a coup attempt. democrats need to get out in front of that message. host: tyler, georgia, republican. caller: i would like to point out that the democratic caller wants to weigh on crisis, schools, abortions, whatever. the president is not responsible for making these changes. we have parties that handle crises. from that, why don't they get it right when they call in and get their stuff straight to what they are going to say? it is not

guest: the democratic party in florida is one of the worst state organizations. new york being a close second. it is unthinkably centristwas describing earlier how our politics are changing. their idea of running against a heart right republican incumbent for the governor was to nominate a former republican to try to say, we will be the nice republicans. we have run the trump experiment over and over, when you give voters the choice between a hard-line, red meat trump figure and a john kasich or charlie crist, they will go for the real thing every time. the democrats need to run confidently against -- the caller earlier was saying the republican party does support sedition. january 6 was a coup attempt. democrats need to get out in front of that message. host: tyler, georgia, republican. caller: i would like to point out that the democratic caller wants to weigh on crisis, schools, abortions, whatever. the president is not responsible for making these changes. we have parties that handle crises. from that, why don't they get it right when they call in and get their stuff straight to what they are going to say? it is not