we shot the film for about a year and a half at cpac.e would get many of the people on the main stage talk to us about what exactly is going on. i'm talking about all of the things you hit in the book. school boards, getting kicked off of your team or if you're a coach and you have the wrong opinion about genders, a schoolteacher who happens to be a religious person you get fired by the school. you get run out of your company if you have the wrong opinion by the diversity equity and inclusion officer of your woke corporation. it goes on and on and these people will not be satisfied with a of flesh until late devour you whole. that's what we are up against in terms of this fight. >> how did you like working with me on that book? >> so -- [laughter] i know it looks like were the same age, but were not. he has always been a great friend, but also a mentor. he is party -- part of the story of mercy and i meeting each other. there was a time when it wasn't the swamp. it was much more about southern city and there was decency. if you're worrie

it's so good to be back at cpac again in steaming hot texas. i was under a great time restraint because my flight was leaving at 5:40, but of course it is delayed. all flights these days are delayed. and you know, it is really not a weather problem or a mechanical problem, because we have lost so many of our pilots and other staff because they won't take a vaccine that does not work. and we are still just doing stupid things, and it really is kind of irritating, quite frankly. and we will finally know that our government has gotten the message when they begin to fully acknowledge natural immunity, which is by far better than any kind of immunity you can have. but of course if they acknowledge natural immunity, then they can't insist that everybody get that jab. so, you see how politics and ideology is infiltrating everything that we do, and it really is very sad. because america is an amazing place. do you realize that we are the only country that has a dream? no other country has a dream. have you heard of the nigerian dream, or french dream,

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the most important thing is over the course of the life of cpac, there have been so many conversations about abortion and what would hypothetically happen. it's important to recognize this is the first time this panel is taking place within the reality that we are a post-roe america. [applause] that is due in no small part to ladies like you. the efforts you both have put forth to change that. i want to talk about the legislative aspects, this issue has been sent back to where it belongs, with the states. we don't have time to go state-by-state, but give us an overview of where states stand. >> there were 13 states that had trigger laws in effect that the law would immediately or soon after protect unborn children. another nine states have laws on the books that had never been repealed. so technically those could have gone back into effect. we had 18 states ready to protect unborn children as soon roe was overturned. we now have 10 states because we have some judges nor looking at constitutions, whether it is the federal or state constitution and pretending like it's the inkblots and a

here she is at cpac. this is this year, just a few months ago. >> and that's exactly what they want. a right-wing on a leash. irrelevant and trained as a monkey. but you know what? we're not monkeys. we are not even rhinos. we won the battle. they are zoo. [ cheers and applause ] we will not be a party of their inner circles. yay! everybody stands up at cpac and collapse for that. before today the highest profile member of her party was benito mussolini's granddaughter, who happens to be on the city council in rome now. but now today we know that the head of mussolini's post-fascist party in italy is not taking a city council job. she is about to take over and run that country. like i said, they are not hiding their light under a bushel, they are not subtle about this. in her younger days in an interview from french tv. >> i think mussolini was a good politician. everything he did, he did for italy. now she will be the new leader of italy. kind of a gangbusters way to commemorate the 100-year anniversary

everybody stands up at cpac and collapse for that. before today, the highest profile member of her party was benito mussolini's granddaughter, who happens to be on the city council in rome now. but now, the, day we know that the head of mussolini's post fascist party and italy is not taking some city council job somewhere. she's about to take over and run that country. like i said, i'm not hiding their light under a bushel here. not being subtle about this. here she is in her younger days an interview from french tv. >> [speaking french] >> i think mussolini was a good politician. everything he did, he did for italy. while, now shall be the new leader of italy. it's gonna be a gangbusters way to commemorate the hundred year anniversary of mussolini's march on rome, right? kind of on the nose. but you know, i think it's important to remember that these things don't always work. back in 1922, we certainly success with his march on rahm, the fascist coup, he was able to pull off in italy, at the time, that seemed so successful it seemed

and i'm curious about what they were talking about at cpac right now. >> there's also this hypocrisyha about, i guess the hypocrisy of them and the candidates and what they lie about. you have house republicans for example withdrawing their support from this ohio republican candidate jay are due ski after it was revealed that he had lied about his military record. fun funny enough, majeski was at the capitol on january six, and it's something we've known about for months, so house republicans are okay with you being an insurrectionist trying to overturn our government but lying about your military service? darn, that is where we draw the line. >> they just don't have any values, this is the thing! they really have zero moral compass. they have no consciousness. everything to them is about holding power by any means necessary. let's be really clear about who they're holding power for. it's for white nationalists, four white men, it's for the patriarchy,'s for white supremacy. yes, all of those things are what they believe the military stands for, so certainly don't be a stain on the m

and i'm curious what they are talking about at cpac right. this hypocrisy, aisha, about, you know, the hypocrisy, i guess the foxy of them in the candidates about what they lie about. you have house republicans, for example, withdrawing there was sport from this ohio republican candidate, jr majeski, after was availed he lied about his military record. funny enough, majeski was at the capitol on january six, and it's something we've known about for months. so, you know, house republicans are okay with you being a house insurrectionist overturning the government. but lying about military service, darn, that is where we draw the line. [laughs] >> [laughs] because they do not have any values. this is the thing, they really have zero moral compass, right? they have no consciousness. everything to them is about holding power by any means necessary. and let's be really clear about who they are holding power for. it is four white nationalists. it's four white non-. it's for the patriarchy. it's for white supremacy. so, yeah, all of those things are

. >> good, cpac. good afternoon, common sense america.s segment is called the solution to what the democrats and the left is doing to the country. the solution, right? stop it. and it. i'm congressman scott perry from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. if you've never heard of the house freedom caucus, members of congress who stand for the countless millions of americans who feel like washington has left them behind and does not speak for them. that is who the freedom caucus is. what we will talk about this afternoon, what we constantly hear is when republicans are in charge, we can't get that done because the democrats are in the presidency. we can't get that done because democrats have the senate. there is always some reason, right? of course we can't get it done when we are in the minority because they are in charge of everything. i am here to tell you that's not true. who will talk about three things. you got to know which team you are on. i will give you an example of each one of these. you got to know what the rules are of the

also, i would like to go back to the fact that the republicans are talking about the democrats at the cpac, in their background, they say we are all domestic terrorists. at the bottom of the stage, there is a symbol with some words, which mean, it echoes a fascist symbol used as a badge by the nazi ss during world war ii. host: we are going to get one more call on the issue. tom in fresno county, california. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have issues with representative mccarthy relating to anything to do with workers. he comes from an area that is dependent upon immigrant and migrant labor force. while he rails against the border. at the same time, his region takes more farm subsidies and market facilitation money then any other region. secondly, he rails against crime . his city, bakersfield, has a higher crime rate then both new york city and chicago. which he plays on a loop. the same >> the same can be said for grand junction, colorado with representative boebert. host: that is all the calls for this segment. there is more ahead. next, we talk politics, campaign 2022. the man

this wasn't cpac. this was a climate change crowd of 20-year-olds and democrat strong hold.itnessed something like this firsthand last week. joe biden's motorcade was cruising across sixth avenue, hundreds of people waiting for it to pass because the street was blocked off. and as the beast drove by and biden waved out the window, nobody clapped. nobody cheered. it was this like the president of yugoslavia had driven by. nobody cared. again, this is midtown manhattan, they voted for biden over trump 90% to 10%. this is telling. think about it. when is the last time you saw someone excited and pumped up at a biden rally. well, we pulled some footage and this is what we found. people just sitting there. looking bored. not even listening to what he has to say. but, hey, i mean at least these people showed up. the white house can't even get anybody to show up at a biden rally. these are the pictures they don't want you to see. on tv the cameras shoot the event to make it look packed. when you pull out there is nobody there and it's free. money people aren't showing up because it

that doesn't even compare to pete's patriotic get up at cpac in 2019 and here is will looking prettyntial. you could kick in gavin newsom. and of course both of my esteemed cohosts looking ready for the red carpet in these dumb and dumber inspired suits. will: we have halloween coming up. pete: we've been talking about it. will: let us know which high-fashion the moment you like the most, e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com. those are your headlines. pete: what shall we be for halloween? something coordinated. rachel: sean's favorite "fox and friends" moment was you two for sure, hands down. will: that was during new year's. pete: tomato tomato here. why am i ruining that? will: stelle if you will stick around after he ruined the show so much for hard-hitting interviews, this is what biden was asked in his first sit down and months. >> you have just averted a nationwide railroad strike that would have been crippling to the economy. how did you do that? pete: joe concha calls out the media next and the doocys are djing, jaming out, the best recipes in the simply happy cookbook. pete: will:

me now, ari fleischer, fox news contributor, former white house press secretary, mercedes schlapp, cpac fellow and former white house strategic communications director. thank you both for being here. you are with president bush during and after 9/11. you are quite familiar with wartime addresses i think. was this one, and what do you make of the laborers to paint biden as a wartime president? >> my summary of what joe biden said last night is "your people are the enemy of my people." this is the type of president we have for the united states of america. if you disagree with me, if you have different views, you support donald trump, you are the enemy of the american people. that's how joe biden is dividing his term in office. george bush used similar language about al qaeda when he said you're either with us or against us. you don't say that about the american people. there are many conservatives, many liberals who love this country and have a clash of ideas. that's called democracy. but when you, the president of the united states, vilify half the country in an effort to put them down

several voters voted from this from cpac, the topic hands-down exam endeavor ensemble from new year'sll: you cut out of the picture. greg and mississippi reminded us of these terrific patriotic cowboy watersports outfits on independence day last summer. rachel: and astute viewer. pete: will made his bedazzled blazer as he danced. rachel: look at you, well. pete: so graceful. will: it's all a blur to be honest but thank you for sending in your e-mails ensuring our wardrobe, functions and malfunctions with us. a good time. >> i have a lot of things i say. >> to say it. >> intaglio tommy a lot of sa salsa. >> she taught me a lot. will: the woke diversity chief over recently charged suites against white people allen west says there's no place for this rhetoric in the military and his next. rachel: americans losing faith, the study revealing christians could become a minority in this country. pete: the u.s. air force band ceremonial brass quintet performing. ♪ ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migrain

that cpac is basically endorsing blind trusts? >> it's interesting's death.ot of what is in this bill on the one hand is what the house committee of course speaker pelosi tasked with doing this promise we would be in there. it is an outright ban on stock ownership, commodity, cryptocurrency and other digital assets for members, their spouses and dependent children. however, there are as you alluded to a number of questions i have about the details on this and what's going to be allowable and what are gonna be the exceptions. for instance, there is an exception as you said for a qualified blind trust. we knew that, and we figured that the -- there's yeah go ahead. >> so is she gonna bring this thing to a vote? because supposedly it has 67 sponsors and huge support from the american people and it's now two nights to go before recess and they haven't voted yet? >> well, it's unclear how many sponsors this bill will have because it was only just released tonight in terms of the actual tax. as i was reporting on this in the last few days a week, most members were

let's bring in mercedes schlapp, former director of strategic communications under president trump and cpac foundation senior fellow and juan williams, political analyst. good to have you here today. mercedes, let's start with you. the president tried to sort of -- i don't know -- amend this a little bit. a lot of backlash today and from surprising places. no, i don't consider all trump supporters to be a threat. what did you think of that effort a short time ago? >> i have to tell you, this prime time address was more of a political advertisement instead of really addressing the issues that matter to the person people, including obviously rising inflation and the economy. i have to tell you, i was so upset that president biden would use this time to basically try to demonize millions of americans that simply love this country, who love the values of this country, that stand up for freedom. i just found it to be so discouraging that a president would decide to act more like a dnc chair than serve as a president of all americans. so if it makes me extreme, that i want parents to have the opp

the head of cpac urged republican leaders to skip meetings if they want an endorsement.ot labelled considered woke but this is following progressive democrats to get companies and banks to adopt political agendas. >> no new fossil fuel production starting today. that's like zero. i would like to ask all of you and go down the list because again, you all agreed to doing this. yes or no. does your bank have a policy of funding new oil and gas products. mr. dimon? >> absolutely not. that would be the road to hell for america. >> trace: let's bring in senator john kennedy who serves on the banking committee. senator, great to have you on. a couple of gentle reminders that we have on this. one is jamie dimon reminding rasheeda talib that america needs fossil fuels to keep this country going. you reminding corporations that the woke have a tendency to devour their own. your thoughts on that, sir. >> well, it is not exactly a news flash that president biden has appointed thousands of uber wokers to his administration. wokers are easy to recognize. they hate george washington, t

as soon as carey like clinched the nomination, she ran off to cpac in texas.ving a stake through the heart of the mccain machine in arizona. that is not how you win over moderate republicans or independent voters. and show that you are willing to bring people together to solve our challenges. that is why we started a coalition of republicans, we released the first list of. that and it is continuing to grow. and that is how we are going to win this race. >> let's talk about the scary path that we go down if mark wins, or carry lick winds. what control might they have over the apparatus of democracy, which could play out if we have another election like we had in 2020? >> i think it is scary to think about. because these folks are dangerous and they don't understand how elections even work. right now they have a lawsuit that they just appealed the ruling on, dismissing. it to end the use of tabulation equipment to count ballots. we will be counting ballots next year that is the, case with not a lot of accuracy. so they will continue to pursue these crazy ideas t

reporter: well, one way the chairman of cpac, matt schlapp sent a letter to republicans saying anybodyace will pledge they will not take meetings with woke companies. now the letter does not designate what they believe is actually woke companies but you may remember the problems that disney got into after they went after governor ron desantis in florida for policies there. meta or facebook, with the relationship it had to progressive values on its site, delta in georgia, with its opposition to the voting rights bill. here is senator bill haggerty talking with bank ceo's yesterday. listen. >> do you believe that these activists shareholder stuarts are cabbies are thely representing the views of the individual investors who actually own these shares? >> yeah, so all of those investors have a fiduciary responsibility to do their homework and vote. i personally think it's a disgrace when they rely on advisors and i think the proxy advisors are terrible. reporter: so, meanwhile, progressives like rashid tallib pushing more companies should pursue a political agenda, here is her exchange whi

in 2022, the republican party at cpac has victor or back stand up and say that racists should not mixcans are domestic terrorists. they hold themselves -- called themselves domestic terrorists. there is a coup january six, it wasn't chinese, it wasn't iranians, it was trump supporters. it was republicans. we've got to do something about that. joe biden went forward and made a speech that i think history is going to remember. he actually put a stake in the ground. he said, we're going to fight this. that's what this election is going to be about. >> yeah, it was a very powerful speech. let me ask you, kurt, when the new wall street journal poll came out and found it biden would defeat trump if the election was held today. a six point lead over trump. a few months ago, some democrats were wondering whether president biden should be the candidate in 2024? are we seeing a completely different president that we saw then? >> i think we're seeing the same president. this was the president who told us when he was running for president that he had a certain amount of goals. getting us through

if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the conservative political action conference, or cpaced off today in texas. and former president trump will speak on the last day of the event. he's expected to talk about taxes, gun rights, immigration, bugs bunny, pretzels, the 2003 chevy camaro, mr. metz, selina gomez, the cancelled "batgirl" movie, and the final episode of "mash," and lastly, why hot dogs are sandwiches. [ laughter ] president biden tested positive for the coronavirus, again, yesterday. or as he's thinking of it, a second term. [ laughter ] former vice president mike pence is expected to hold a fund-raiser later this month in the hamptons so, if you think you bumped into mike pence in the hamptons this month, that's just what every man in the hamptons looks like [ laughter ] the senate, yesterday, ratified finland and sweden's application to join nato in a 95-1 vote with republican senator josh hawley, the only lawmaker to oppose the move well, he's always been an every man for himself kind of guy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause the cdc this week is reportedly ex

what party invited communists to speak at cpac? down in texas about a month or so ago.ou call democrats communists and everything, but you have never seen a democrat invite a communist to cpac to speak or anything like that. therefore -- and like that lady said, if you are a christian, you love everybody. the bible also says -- jesus said this. that is what we are looking at right now. trumpet started all of this. we did not have all of this confusion until he became president. i just pray for our country and pray for the people, thank you very much. host: diane is next from baldwin, missouri on the republican line. caller: hi, good morning. i have so many things to say. i am just listening. host: we are running low on time so give me your most important midterm election issue. caller: that people believe the lies and they don't really look at the issues. our economy is sinking. you have people that want to teach sex to little kids. this is not coming from the republicans. this is coming from the democrats. it is a shame that people don't open up their eyes and see that

what party invited communists to speak at cpac? down in texas about a month or so ago. call democrats communists and everything, but you have never seen a democrat invite a communist to cpac to speak or anything like that. therefore -- and like that lady said, if you are a christian, you love everybody. the bible also says -- jesus said this. that is what we are looking at right now. trumpet started all of this. we did not have all of this confusion until he became president. i just pray for our country and pray for the people, thank you very much. host: diane is next from baldwin, missouri on the republican line. caller: hi, good morning. i have so many things to say. i am just listening. host: we are running low on time so give me your most important midterm election issue. caller: that people believe the lies and they don't really look at the issues. our economy is sinking. you have people that want to teach sex to little kids. this is not coming from the republicans. this is coming from the democrats. it is a shame that people don't open up their eyes and see that s

i had a conversation with ben carson when i was at cpac in dallas days ago. ben said, i am going to do what god wants me to do. i said, that is exactly how i feel. i feel that i have a patriotic and spiritual obligation to do what i think can help the country. if i can do nothing more than tell people of color, knock it off, pick up the cards, play them to the best of your ability and you will be fine, and get back to values. get back with the church. get back to right and wrong. if i can do that and wake up a few people and do what i thought obama was going to do but refused to do, i will assert my purpose. >> have you been to mar-a-lago? larry: i have a couple of times. i was there for the premier of "2000 mules." all of these people are going to the drop boxes stacks of mail-in ballots. i do not think they were legitimate. places like cleveland, philadelphia, atlanta, detroit. i was also there for another event. i have been a couple of times. >> have you expressed this view point of running to president trump? larry: i have not. since mar-a-lago is when i

he spoke at cpac and the rnc convention. he's at the forefront of who dth is.e's also the one around whom legal extreme legal peril follows. it's some of the segments that we have aired here of lindell continuing to pedal the conspiracy theories about dominion that were shut down by some of those right wing autojout lets because of the billion-dollar lawsuits. he's facing a lot of legal exposure. >> that defamation lawsuit that's ongoing now, and potentially now the doj, he's helped contribute his own money to tina peters' defense fund. when i was with her this summer, we engaged in a conversation that was not in our reality here. i think it's important to understand these people are defiant. she's pleading not dplt. she was arraigned just two weeks ago. these are folks who remain committed to somehow proving that the election was rigged and that the donald trump got 10 million more votes. right there on the spot after our interview, she goes do you know the secretary of state candidate in arizona. she calls him up on speakerphone. these folks are in contact wi

at the rally was a song called "mirrors" and it was selected for use at a video trump paid at the cpac meeting and posted on his social media site truth social. but it also sounded striingly like the qanon theme song. regardless of what song was played, adherence of the qanon conspiracy understood what was happening and loud and clear. for those looped into qanon, the odds of missing trump's apparent outreach are about nil, particularly given that its aims and trump's are in sync, returning him to power. a year's long flirtation with a movement that holds as one of its central tenants the belief that donald trump is at war with a child trafficking cabal. here is what trump said about qanon before the 2020 election. >> well, i don't know much about movement other than i understand they like me very much, which i appreciate, but i don't know much about the movement. >> the crux of the theory is this belief that you are secretly saving the world from this satanic cult of pedophiles and cannibals. does that sound like something you are behind or -- >> well, i haven't heard that, but is tha

at cpac it said we are all domestic terrorists. the bottom of the stage, there is a symbol. what that means is it echoes the fascist symbol used as a badge by the nazis during world war ii. host: we are going to get one more call. tom is in california. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have issues with representative mccarthy relating to anything to do with workers. he comes from an area that is dependent on immigrant and migrant labor force. while he rails against the border, at the same time, his region takes more farm subsidies and market facilitation money than any other region. he rails against crime. his city has the highest crime rate than both newark's city and chicago. the same can be said for turner in dayton, the same can be said for grand junction, colorado with representative boebert. host: that's all the calls for the segment. come up next, we will talk politics. the managing ater of the hotline will show us. the topic is campaign 2022 and what's ahead. we will dive deeper into the issues facing american workers. there is a piece in the washington post as

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