, cpac.ow good is this? i love coming to■ cpac. my name is andrew cooper. i live in a town in a city called lisbon and a story. i know you never heard of it. but its it's worth were have olympics in eight years time it is also where we having the next cpac. a mtty big. brisbane is also famous for this -- located near the gold coast. we've got wonderful great barrier reef beside it. we've also got all the things that will kill you. you got sharks and snakesnd and, we got in common is as well kill more than anyone else,■ right? i don't know what he knows but australia is a pretty local place. nigel farage on this early-stage announced, proclaimed that australia was the locust nation on earth. i think part of that opinion was formed because every time he comes to australia he gets protested cpac austin. we don't get protesters unless nigel turns that, the code with experience in australia was absolutely abhorrent. you know we had pregnant grandmothers -- pregnant -- [laughing] that's deathly not

t but it is not just cpac, and their illustrious leadership. that is kind of just the tenor of what is on offer here. i mean, even in print. these were adjacent headlines in the washington post last week. biden administration cancels one point -- million dollars in student loans with new repayment plan. right next to, trump and allies planning militarized mass deportations, khama detention camps. that is the choice, right? relief from high student loans, or using the military to lock up millions of people in huge new camps. adjacent headlines in the washington post on the same day. both parties at the same point in general election campaigning, thinking about what they want to be doing to present to the american people about what their idea is of governing. and i don't know which of the two sides the american people is more in the mood for. but it seems pretty clear, to me, at least, that the best contrast for the democrats to draw for voters this year is maybe just the simplest one. right? normal, popular, practical accomplishments from presid

real or fake cpac session. "would moses go to harvard?" audience shouting ] >> jimmy: most say real and it is -- real. it is real. [ applause ] "straight white extinction." is that real or fake? [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: let's see. that one is fake. we'll try another. "what you talkin' bout fani willis?" [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: most everyone says fake. that is real. "tinkerbell culture: are fairytales making our kids fairies?" [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: real? all right, well, sorry that one is actually fake. "illegally blonde." real or fake? [ audience shouting ] that is real. "cat fight: michelle vs. kamala." real or fake? [ audience shouting ] you say it's fake? guess what, it's real. "jagged little pillow: the rise of mike lindell." real or fake? [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: that is indeed fake. we're going to get back to mike in a minute. he might be in more trouble than donald trump right now. although donald trump -- his maga-sty is scheduled to be the headliner at cpac on saturday. last night she showed part tw

thank you cpac.to be with a group of hard-working american patriots who love their country, love freedom and love their faith. our nation was built by men and women who never back down, never gave up, never ever apologized for who they are. it is this american spirit that lives on in patriots like you. it is comforting to see so many people who keep the spirit of 1776 alive. [applause] as we gather here today i really want to discuss an entirely new threat to our country. just a few miles up the road in washington, d.c. an entiry fferent scene is unfolding. our government and legacy institutions are losing credibility in the public eye at breakneck speed even though the systematic takeover of america has been going on for years. the federal bureaucracy, the mainstream media, academia, hollywood, big tech and every other has turned its fire against conservatives, against christians, against anyone who stands in their way. i calle crisis of legitimacy in the united states government. america was founde

how big a deal leviss is this for conservatives >> the cpac movement and match lap and cpac organization have been a big part of conservative politics for many years, and they have a tremendous influence with younger voters. and they're, they're yearly events they have are attended by thousands and thousands of people and it actually in the midst of of all of this, they've actually expanded overseas. but they are by no means the voice of the conservative movement that the conservative movement is much bigger than this and i think people that are representative of cpac and conservatives are looking more to the future of 2020 election donald trump, the policies that conservative stand for. we all know certainly immigration the economy, national security, public safety that's what conservatives are looking at. this, this is a extremely, extremely unfortunate situation, but conservatives are represented a representative by much more than that. >> in >> here, half 1 billion there for kate, for lawsuits. another lawsuit in june this was not going to be good for the conservative movement to hav

>> first of all good morning cpac. it's great to see some a people here at this panel today. is the most important conversation topic i think you could possibly have in america right now, the fact you're here says you all understand that. i'm honored to be on this panel with so many, three, incredible legal minds illegal wars. i want to say let's give them a round of applause especially of course our current and future attorney general. [applause] of this nightmare is going to be filling every legal office in this country with an bishops and ken paxton is it that's the short answer. >> amen. >> so this is exactly who should be here for this conversation for that rso very broken in the conservative brain and has been for a b long time. call it a mental illness, call it a spiritual failing, call it a moral deficiency, call it a weakness, softness, or just think pathetic. there is something really broken in the conservative brain.ey arf conflict, we know that, but there's an even deeper fear which is having power and usi power. conservatives are addicted to the language of liber

see back is new has cpac changed. they get to go the speaker on the platform.t that represented over 20 countries. the president of argentina■". [applause] four need to be here suddenly, i was alone. see back is an international movement. globalists will try to take away national sovereignty, take away national democracy and try to take individual freedoms and fon this new movement in the most remarkable way. the most amazing customer with this enthusiasm for this new movement. we want international cooperation. we want peace and common sense inhe union and appalling european organization. ■wweremarkable way. it's already heartening. i was the best populace. thirty years ago to the day i was on the streets campaigning in my first ever election campaign the capng. people talked to me about tea party. i've been doing this forever and ever the loan politics completely and utterly alone inside the element and i enjoy very much more than they did. own in 2016. a supporter of his ever since that way but i might have had a few problems but look what tbhey are doing.■d

thought it would be fun to go on a minute of government gangsters together and i'm so proud to be at cpaceat americans who represent donald trump's army to take this country back and that's what is going to take, an entire army. we all of the job to do. we have the benefit, were blessed by god to of donald trump be our juggernaut of a continued warrior in the arena but we have to fill that arena with americans behind him who are going to take the fight to the mainstream media, who the fe corporate bureaucracy that controls the swamp, who are going to take the fight to national defense industry that have monopolized war and sit our sons and daughters to die for other peoples fight. .. ■e we were conspiracy theorists because we call them state. years later they will glide. they put their army on the ground government agencies and departments from the pod to the fbi to the d.o.j. they what the most justice, they have politicized the intelligence community department of defense country and they have led to disaster in afghanistan, israel and elsewhere but they blame us in one of the main thin

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a friends of cpac, hungary reception in honor of the great director of the center for fundamental andis amazing team, who are once again back in washington dc. but first, i would like to give the floor to yourosexcellency Á. good evening. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome. the hungarian embassy. a couple of years ago. good. 15, 20 years ago, there was a british ambassador in budapest even sometimes even big countries send ambassadors who are respectful to small nations and he was certainly such person. his name is sir brian cartlidge. apart from being ambassador, he was a he had a real job as well. he had a real job. he was a historian. and he came with respect. and he showed respect and it was respect, what he got in return. and one of the very obvious sign of his respect was that he showed us strong and very deep interest in hungary. his interest was so strong and so deep that he wrote book about hungary the history of hungary. it's entitled the the will to survive. it's a good book, first of all, because it was written by a hungarian about. so it's probably credible the w

. ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, cpac revolution taking back our rt kingdom, the honorable liz trust. ♪♪ch. it is fantastic to be here at sea back with so many true conservatives. what are you needed now because the reality is the left has been run by the left for too long. we've seen it is a complete disaster. on the streets of our cities we have people protesting in favor of terrorism. waving): f anti-semitic even after the atrocities of allocatingr5 and israel. we have our borders out of control and able to enter our country really. we have a growing size of government and some of the most powerful bureaucratic stakes was ever seen. the green new deal even though china is building. it's incredible. every issue they push it even more. push more extremes and we are seeing the biden asleep at the wheel and the white house. left the ballot box. instead, they been organizing our system morning illegal immigrants. i thought companies are free market and making profits, creating wealth for our country but no, it's actually about efg what it means less opportunity for people that's what we ar

>> good afternoon, cpac. what an honor to be with you today. to be with you. thank you for being true patriots and loving america. you had met me before and you know my background and history. anger from south dakota who is blessed to be the 33rd governor of the great state of south dakota. [applause] i was raised by a family who worked very hard. they solved problems, believed in personal sponsibility and not waiting for the government to be the answer. i love the outdoors. most of the time working in the dirt and caps. as governor, my hours are often filled with something different. i am here todayr+ let you know 2024 should not be a year where we get hung up on dirty politics. picking our leaders on how long they've been in the senate or how many speeches they give each year. the choice is clear. two kinds of people in■% this country right now. there are people who love america and there are those who hate america. [applause] those who hate america working every day to destroy it. joe biden is destroying america and taking away your freedom. we can't just s

thank you very much cpac.] [applause] bu 202de supes h credits ng for the social security administration and other federal agencies. house speaker mike johnson released a statement about the potential impact the president's proposed about that the statement reads in part the price tag of president biden's proposed budget is yet another glaring reminder of this administration's insatiable appetite for reckless spending and the democrats disregard for fiscal responsibility. see spent is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more. including media come. >> @media, we believe that whether you live here or right here or way out in the middle of t reliable internet. that's what we are leading the se appeared giving you a front row seat to democracy. they deliver the annual state of the state addresses. mocha c-span's at washington july form involving a view to discuss latest issues in government politics and public policy from washington d.c. and across the country. tuesday morni

he was at cpac, as i recall, as well. you know, clearly orban is going to say things that folks going to cpac want to hear about donald trump and how, donald trump would be right for the united states. and so there's that international validation that is out there, i assume that's a big part of it. but again, i think orban is also playing a strategic game here, trying to stay in donald trump's good graces, understanding that there's a chance that trump will be president again. >> this is a kind of a contingency plan, a just in case, it seems in many respects, you know, democracy was front and center at last night's state of the union. it made up, i think, about 17% of biden's overall speech. and notable, by the way, when compared to last year's nearly two minute mention here, is the president talking about the threat to democracy. >> i say this to congress. we have to stand up to putin, send me a bipartisan national security bill. history is literally watching. history is watching. the united states walks away. it will pu

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the opposition labour party leader keir starmer also spoke about former prime minister's te annual cpac conference in the u.s. this iabou40 m [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caion ntent and visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] o prime minister's questions. we are joined in the gallery today by parliament. we now come to the first question. tpeaker. number one if you please. >> prime. >> mr. speaker, i know the thoughts of the wholeends and fy of the lord and ronnie campbell, they would dedicate apartme mr. speaker, this morning i had etaddition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. burke thank you, mr. speaker. i think by right honorable friend for his answer and uncertain everyone in this chamber was a great whatever the li should be able to think, , spea, and voteavor. but today i need to ask about the painful subject ofental care in clapton which is in crisis.ey and the private firm has found the students to dental appointment and my patch. however, pap

just this past month at cpac, one former trump adviser, one of the weirdest things i've ever heard at cpac said one of the most evil organizations in america is the aarp, as in the american association of retired people. one of the most evil organizations in america. yes, the american association of retired persons. everybody knows them obviously satanic. social security and medicare are broadly popular in this country. proposals to cut these programs are equally unpopular. and americans of all ages like the idea of protecting our retirees and taking care of them, not blaming them for all the nation's ills and calling them evil. aside from abortion, this is one of the most potent political issues for democrats running against republicans this year. but republicans cannot seem to stop themselves from salivating over the possibility of making these unpopular cuts. on the one hand, this is an important strategic issue for democrats versus republicans in this election year. on the other hand, it also sort of feels like a refreshing outbreak of normal politics in a year when everything els

opposition labour party leader in keir starmer also e about former prime minister appearance at the annual cpac conference in the u.s. this is about 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> we now come to prime minister's questions. we are joined in the gallery today by dr. andreas norlen the speaker of the swedish parliament. we now come to the first question. >> thank you, mr. speaker. number one if you please. >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, i know the thoughts of the whole house will be with her friends and family of the lord and ronnie campbell, they would dedicate apartment turns. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. burke thank you, mr. speaker. i think by right honorable friend for his answer and uncertain everyone in this chamber was a great whatever the political standpoint that we should be able to think, , spea, and vote without fear or favor. but today i need to ask about the painful subject of dental care in clapton which is in crisis. our ics

guest: i didn't go to the cpac.e i don't agree with some of the tactics of some of the members that do go down there. i am with you. i am not a name and i don't like throwing bombs and calling people names and that sort of thing. guest: who was at cpac that you feel was too extreme? caller: pretty much everybody even going down to the ones they had in the background and using the word die. the first speaker said he wanted to overthrow democracy and they want to do it on january 6 and they are going to do it again. is winning that important to your party? you would take these extremists under your wing? silence is complicity in all the republicans are complicit in allowing these hateful, adversarial people to exist. guest: i would encourage you to follow the rutherford roundup. you can go to rutherford.gov and follow me and follow me nci speak out on some of this. i'm a member of the bipartisan working group. we are working across that's one of the said things come a lot of people don't realize that there are a lot o

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so kristi noem at cpac said there are two kinds of americans, two kinds of people in this country, she said right now. there are people who love america, and there are people who hate america. and i would like -- [inaudible] i want reflect on this for a moment because it's important to understand i think, or at least try to understand the moral reasoning that can lead people to embrace what we think is one of theof most wicked, evil forcs that has darkened america's doorstep in our lifetimes. and so we have to think about the fact that they argue that the house is on fire. the country is in dire, it's in a dire emergency, and because of that we have to turn to a strong man like trump. and they say after all, if your house were on fire and your neighbor came along with a garden hose, you wouldn't turn his help away because he was a sex offender, right? you would accept the garden hose. you would accept the help. and then you would think in very kindly. now, of course in that analogy you would thank him but then you wouldn't elect him president of the neighborhood association.f [laughing

at something called cpac, the conservative political action committee in washington, dc.nd she said a deep state is running britain. ok, i'll tell you why she said that. the day before, there had been an international panel. i sat next to her. and she said that one of the biggest problems that she had was the quango—ocracy. well, of course, nobody in america understood that. she said that's your equivalent of the deep state. hence the use of that terminology. was she right in what she said? you know, i honestly believe that the role of the bank of england throughout all of this needs to be deeply questioned. all of this meaning, meaning her collapse? very much so. i mean, to think to think that the bank of england sold gilts on the open market on the eve of that budget. it really was an astonishing political intervention. to people who not unlike you, you're a former commodities trader, you work in the city... i know, i know. you think it was a political act to undermine the then prime minister who wanted to cut taxes? absolutely. i have no doubt about it. i've no doubt a

at something called cpac, the conservative political action committee in washington, dc. said, "a deep state is running britain". ok, i'll tell you why she said that. the day before, there had been an international panel. i sat next to her. and she said that one of the biggest problems that she had was the quango—ocracy. well, of course, nobody in america understood that. she said that's your equivalent of the deep state. hence the use of that terminology. was she right in what she said? you know, i honestly believe that the role of the bank of england throughout all of this needs to be deeply questioned. all of this meaning her collapse? very much so. i mean, to think that the bank of england sold gilts on the open market on the eve of that budget — it really was an astonishing political intervention. to people who not unlike you, you're a former commodities trader, you work in the city... i know, i know. you think it was a political act to undermine the then prime minister who wanted to cut taxes? absolutely. i have no doubt about it. i've no doubt about it. and what wa

kristi noem at cpac said there are two kinds of people in this country.re are people who love people who hate america. i want to reflect on this for a ■:minute because it is important to understand, i think, or try to understand the moral reasoning that can lead people to embrace wt we is one of the most wicked, evil forces that has darkened america's doorstep in our so, we have to think about the fact that they argue that the house is on■y fire. the country is in dire -- it's in a dire emergency and because of that, we have to turn to a strongman like trump. if your house were on fire and your neighbor came along with a gardenoaou wouldn't turn his help away because he was a sex offender, right? you would accept the garden hose, you would accept ank him very kindly. of course, in that analogy, you would thank him, but then you wouldn't elect him president of the neighborhood association. and, that is, i think, so key to why they maga people always need to say this is an emergency. the country is burning. biden is destroying america. itÑ4 all hands on dec

we're going to end with a big philosophical question, but before that news flash today at cpac at 1:00the defeated former president will be giving an address, did you guys know that. >> yes. >> and so i will say that once upon a time having a former president who is the pre sumton nominee of his party speaking at a conference for at opening speaker said welcome to the end of democracy we are here to overthrow it completely we did not get there all the way on january 6th, but we will endeavor to get rid of it and replace it with this right here. he said raising a fist. that was jack-- >> i thought he raised a cross. >> oh a cross in his fist so then i'm cool with it. >> never mind. [laughter] >> so i think it would have been the end of the campaign for the presidential nominee to appear at the same conference that was opened that way. i get the sense that's not the case anymore, maybe i'm wrong. but so we have advanced look at his, you know an advanced look at the remarks which he may or may not stick to, but i don't know if you saw this this morning, right. so he's going to say four ye

of those lead h leaders were seo meet with the biden administration and they were mad they were at cpacich is interesting because we should ally against china and the moves they're making in latin america. i think it's great what you're doing. i think the conservative movement should be learning from the left that sharing best practices and uniting is the way to go if they're going to make any movement towards ending globalism by all these weirdos like the head of the wef and george s soros, et cetera. keep up the great work. now to the fight to the fairness in women's sports, we'll talk to the golf league ceo that just banned biological men from competing, straight ahead. this might seem out of the blue, but i was wondering if you might pray with me real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up >>> a trans golfer teed off this morning after being banned from the

cpac chairman matt schlapp suggested it was caused by drug-addled workers.spiracy theory advocate lara logan claimed it was a terrorist attack, and fox business anchor maria bartiromo said the problem could be migration. >> the ship involved in the collapse of the bridge is 948 feet long, called the dali, a singaporean flag container, but you have been talking a lot about the potential for wrongdoing or potential for foul play given the wide open border. >> these grotesque accusations are part of a rightward shift in america where the majority of our problems are laid at the feet of people republicans claim have broken into the country like burglars to steal jobs and money from real americans. what they fail to acknowledge is foreign labor has fueled the american economy for generations. millions of jung african men and women kidnapped and transported to this country and forced to become america's most efficient labors were sold by property, bred like cattle with a single task of planting and picking cotton, cultivating rice and other crops, herding cattle a

when i saw that you flagged this, and when i was talking about four years ago was mick mulvaney at cpac everybody that the liberal media had a up something about covid to make trump look bad. >> we can do that again, sure. put him back in there. >> i feel like you really hit on something that is not talked about enough, which is, the way in which we as a country have not dealt with the trauma of covid. >> 100%. >> it was a seismic event, who would want to go back to the fear and the death and the disinfecting groceries. it's a textbook trauma response. >> i made a photo album of the year, i'm going to want to forget this and i need to remember that we were masking outdoors. and in that same time, joe biden ran for president. we also can't forget that because the lessons from that campaign are totally different lessons than the needs -- than the one he needs to apply in this. i was on the campaign trail with joe biden, there were a lot of mediocre events and then there were none. >> that's a good point. >> he is not a great campaigner. he's been a really effective president. and the dist

that was last week at cpac. it was a man named steven moore speaking who is a trump adviser. >> one of the most evil left wing organizations in america is the aarp. >> right. >> and i want to make sure that we are going to make a pact here. i want to make sure that no one joins the aarp. >> what's the most evil organization in america? the retired people? the aarp? the american association of retired persons right? that's the true evil that must be destroyed. one of the most evil organizations in america? left wing. i want to make sure no one joins the aarp. we must make a pact. the american association of retired persons is the true evil that must be destroyed. contraception, you are trying not to have a baby, that's over. ivf, if you try to have a baby, that's over, too. the holocaust deniers should be the republican nominee for governor. the sterilize the jews and deport them movement should be memorialized on official georgia state license plates. we want really small government that is big enough to make an

. >> also stark contrast i think would look at cpac this week i've heard at they're not so new the amountof tickets that they have in previous years. wonder why? [applause] but also speaks to where the party is at. there are people there who are apologizing for putin like circuit city, not sticking up forin ukraine. it is beyond my comprehension why this is such a polarized issue. it's pretty straight forward of in a day which is unfortunate but this is american freedom. what has made america so special and unique since our founding is thein fact we have been able to either correct our wrongs and to look towards o better angels and set a better example for the world stage. in america we are very fortunate. we haven't had a direct threat to our country like we're facing rightng now but this is how it starts to have. we look at countries like venezuela where the regime is completely toppled and it's because people were not paying attention. there were not paying attention to the very fundamental values of democracy and what we stand for in our republic pics i think that when we look at this

this was last week at cpac and it was a man named stephen moore speaking was a trump advisor. >> one of the most evil left- wing organizations in america is the aarp. and i want to make sure that we are going to make a pact here today. i want to make sure that nobody joins the air. >> what is the most evil organization in america? the retired people? the aarp. the american association of retired persons, right? that's the true evil that must be destroyed. what did he call it one of the most evil organizations in america? left wing. i want to make sure nobody joins the arp we must make a path. the americans oceans of retired person is still true evil that must be destroyed. contraception, if you're trying not to have a baby, that's over. ivf if you're trying to have a baby that's over two. it should be the republican nominee for governor. he sterilize the, jews and import that movement should be memorialized on official state georgia license plate. we won, really really, really small governments that's nevertheless big enough to make a oklahoma state registry of every woman who's ever

i was at cpac last year, though i was banned from attending, and speakers were full of words about hungaryhas been sold off to orban's cronies. the judicial system has been eviscerated. they have elections in hungary but they are a sham. all of these things serve as a blueprint for trump's own designs in the united states. he has said that orban and i are almost like twins and i don't think anyone should have any illusions. if trump were to come to power, he would try to implement what orban has done in hungary, which means not shooting people, not killing people, throwing them out of windows as putin does, but a much more subtle form of eviscerating american democracy, and above all, the rule of law. >> i do wonder what you think about. it's not just sort of the maga crowd. there are kind of republican institutions like the heritage foundation, which is always been archconservative, but used to be a place where neocons went. they are now hosting victor orban and there seems to be a sort of meeting of the minds happening there. what are the implications more broadly for a part of the repub

and we saw that in texas, where at cpac when steve bannon, after those races and many of you are nodding your head when patriot mobile spent more than $400,000 on 11 school board races and flipped for boards, he school boards, the key that picks the lock. this is how we take over district by district, town by town. and the the frustrating and kind of troubling thing me when i was sitting in that room was that nobody was question winning what they were hearing and i felt that particularly when there was a conversation about the don't say gay law that had just recently passed and one of the moms liberty board members, a lawyer, stood up to describe the law and in terms of a metaphor, and he said it's like if you have an ak 47, we need to do more. it it's like if you need a flashlight, if you need a laser on it, this is not done. this was a number of weeks after evolving and i just couldn't believe that. i just heard a metaphor that an ak 47. but even more stunning to me was the fact that there was nobody in the room reacted. so i felt and and saw over the course of the four days it is if t

just last, week he told a crowd at cpac history election would be liberation day for his supporters,ent day for his enemies. all of this is sick and twisted, but here's the one that gets me the most. in 2022, yet another screed of fictitious election fraud, trump posted on truth social, saying in part, quote a massive fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles. even those found in the constitution. even those found in the constitution. trump later said he never suggested terminating the constitution, a complete denial of his own social media post, which is still online! what more can we expect from a man who openly admitted he plans to be a dictator on day one of a potential second personality? let me be clear, everything that i just laid out, all of the things donald trump has promised to do as president, that doesn't even scratched the surface. they fit from writes in an atlantic piece titled the danger ahead, quote, in his first term, trump's corruption brutality where mitigated by his ignorance and laziness. in a second, tr

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