we'll go to tokyo, it will be our third cpac. that was our first branching out. then the conservatives in australia called us. we have conservatives in ireland who called us. nigel, we want to do everything we can to make sure the folks in the u.k. get brexit done. then we'll be in brazil. we are all fighting the same battlesth these countries. environmental extremism. climate alarmism. abortion through all 9 months that just happened in ireland. the corruption and cronyism in government. donald trump has a lot to do with this. we had this conversation in america about whether donald trump is a real conservative or isn't he. you know what people see around the globe in they see a leader and fighter. somebody who can stop this craziness. did you know antifa is in australia? this is something that's around the globe. judge jeanine: it's amazing the similarities. and i was talking to nigel about that as well. congratulations to what you are doing in bringing conservatism and like-minded people together around the world it's incredible. >> it's a global movement and

he is attending the conference, or cpac. first australian event in sydney next week.e is best known for inviting holocaust denier charles c johnson to the stage of the -- state of the union. mr. johnson is a man who has asked for help taking out a black lives matter activist and denied that over 6 million jewish people were murdered in the holocaust. does the prime ministers support members of his party room attending the cpac conference? much, mr.ou very president. i'm not aware of the detail of the issue you raise, and i am not going to just talk about the aspects of it. the issue you rises very serious. -- you raise is very serious. i think it is well understood that the coalition has a strong and proud record of being a supporter of israel. i would reject any implication in that question that we are anything other than that. beyond that, in order to deal with the question that you have raised with the appropriate level of sensitivity and accuracy, i will take it on notice. >> supplementary question. >> the prime minister mr. morrison has said previously i will alw

does the prime minister support members of his party room attending the cpac conference? >> the minister representing the prime minister, senator cormann. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i'm not aware of the details of the issue you raise, and i am not going to just take on face value all aspects of it. the issue you raise is very serious. i think it is well understood that the coalition has a strong and proud record of being a supporter of israel. so i would reject any implication in that question that we are anything other than that. beyond that, in order to deal with the question that senator wong has raised with the appropriate level of sensitivity and accuracy, i will take it on notice. >> senator wong, supplementary question. >> the prime minister mr. morrison has said previously, "i will always be prepared to call out extremism in all its forms." senator amanda stoker and the member for hughes craig kelly mp will be attending this event with mr. gaetz. will the prime minister call out extremists when they stand next to each other on stage? >> senator cormann

cpac had an event down in australia. >> yes, cpac australia. >> we appreciate you being here tonight. kamala harris, senator harris is talking about this campaign of terror. now how often -- are they going to clean this every single week, terror and racism every single time we turn around? >> i think senator scott who we also serve with, he made a good point when we talked about the overuse of the work because it starts to lose meaning. what i would like to see is for my democratic friends to start to say, we are going to address disparities in housing, education and housing and jobs to the extent that they exist. in that way we start to define what we stand for. using the kind of criticism that has come forward, there is a point at which people just see it as hyperbole and politics instead of going to the deeper conditions that people have to deal with the neighborhood. they want to make a connection to the real lives, not just rhetoric. >> jason: i thought senator scott made a really good point trying to say, if you claim this all the time he gets watered down and doesn't mean as mu

laugh henry reminds me of -- i was backstage with the president at cpac back in june. and i'm sitting there with steven miller and the speech would be about an hour and about 15 pages. steve and i would be sitting there. 20 minutes in, steven starts sweating in. 20 more minutes he's sweating a lot. about the first hour mark he's sweating bullets and pacing back and forth. i said steven, what's wrong? he said, he's only on page 2. anyway, it is so good to be home. it is so good to be back. my son was playing in a baseball game and i didn't get a chance to see him. it's nice to go to drew, and go, look, i haven't seen my son play baseball. do you mind if i slip out? they didn't even miss a bit. thank you very much for that accommodation. [applause] fort mill got whipped by grier. it's good to be home. it's essentially great to be back with most of you know who i am. you would think that doing what i do for a living and being on tv like i am and the folks we hang out with and people would know who i am. this actually happened. this is not doctored. for those who think it'

two or three years later i'm seeing the head of cpac acting like somebody who would have trolled me in 2015. they adopted the behaviors. >> but the majority of the country doesn't like it. that's why you suddenly see all this reporting about texas being in play. i understand that the base is solid and committed. but the base is at what, most 40% of the country. >> when you get down to that middle section going to be more concerned about what's happening right in front of them. they don't know all of these nitty-gritty things. they know there resident no tariffs -- they don't know that there is no tariffs, but they know the video games didn't cost more, the cell phones didn't cost more at christmas. that's what they know. they know they got a tax decrease at some point. >> the tax cuts are extremely unpopular. >> they're extremely unpopular among people who know enough. >> a majority of americans saw more of their paycheck. >> but they don't think it. look at all the polling. >> from a guy as loud as donald trump is easily going to cut through it. easily. >> all the polling is that the

and that republican strategist brought them to cpac for the first time. got them interviews.ed wrangling people like candace owens and diamond and silk and mark meadows. and that kind of put them on the conservative stage as well. >> so it's the trump era specifically they decided, you know what, let's not be the newspaper that is only associated with the fallun gong religious movement anymore. let's now be a player in pro-trump conservative politics. >> well, they really are looking for a savior to align themselves and help take down china. trump is the closest one that we've had that is talking tough on china. so really they think that he might be the savior that they have been looking for. so they really do see him as a key component in whatever battle is to come against communist china. >> and the battle to come against communist china is a sort of apocalyptic end of the world everybody dies thing, right? >> there is fire, brimstone, stuff you see in a lot of religions, yes, you'll see here. >> okay. one other part of this that i know has gotten -- has inspired a lot of v

they were at cpac interviewing everybody from candace owens to sitting congressmen. are a big player on the block and nobody knows what is behind it. >> the president's facebook page shared them six times. donald trump jr. shared them a couple times too. they are ingrained into that campaign and trying to ingratiate themselves into it. we'll see if that actually happens. >> you spoke to former reporters there. >> really interesting. usually the people who are working there are just volunteers, people who practice the religion, the spiritual movement, and also work for the paper. that is part of their spirituality. in 2015 they did an interesting thing and decided to hire from outside. they brought in seven new reporters that didn't practice. they put them in a locked room away from the rest of the newspaper staff. they had them churn out articles. one of the former reporters said it was almost like a russian troll farm. that's what's happening behind the scenes here. i am so curious about their tactic for 2020. >> this is some extraordinary reporting. i have a feelin

. >> you don't go to cpac and have conversations with people about the fed chair. >> that is the placeey want to audit the fed and go to the gold standard. >> it's kind of a nearby area of interest. trump is likely to export that the because he's treating powell the same way he treat mueller which is saying here's somebody, an independent actor and i could fire him but i probably can't therefore, he's the guy ruining everything. >> michael? >> look, i think you both said it. the markets are telling you and telling the president the policies that you've put in place between trade and china tpp, all the things we've talked about today is now starting to come home. >> markets are speaking. > you don't go from 300 up to 2800 down in 24 hours unless the markets are really concerned. >> you know, it's funny. politically, jason, sometimes every day we have like this to me is an explanation of why joe biden seems impenetrable no matter how many gaffes he makes or all this stuff. biden is the candidate of no drama. >> stability. >> and no matter how many gaffes he makes. the gaffes make him mor

[laughter] -- i was backstage with the president at cpac in june and was sitting with stephen miller. the speech was about 15 pages n, stephenutes i starts sweating a bit. at about the first hour mark, he is sweating bullets and pacing back and forth in the green room. i said, what is wrong? he said, he's only on page two. [laughter] it is so good to be home. , apologize i had to step out but my son was playing at a baseball game down the road. it is nice to go and say look, they are in the state finals up at the firefly stadium, and they didn't miss a beat, so thank you all for the accommodation. unfortunately for mill got wedged -- fort mill got whipped by greer. it is great to be back home where most of you know who i am. you would think doing what i do for a living, folks would know who i am, especially our friends. turns out that is not necessarily the case. imagine waking up and seeing this. this is not doctored. the is actually the head of council of economic advisers. i sort of get it, because we look the same, he is a geek, i am a geek, it is not that big a deal. this one i d