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i didn't know in cruella. i look know you were in cruella.look me in cruella you could look for me in cruella you could look for me in cruella you know when our mutual friend scott chaparro was in the first star wars film, the phantom menace, two dresses and menace, he had two dresses and alien. a big, tight alien. they made a big, tight rubber that, be quite rubber suit that, could be quite uncomfortable and, you know, some think wearing some sort of, i think wearing a rubber for scott was not an rubber suit for scott was not an come now i think you know it is that normally less so for sculpture so move that is sculpture so let's move that is actually section done actually this section and done with us for the last with and do join us for the last part the show we'll be part the show where we'll be discussing favourite discussing olivia's favourite topic. can guess topic. you probably can guess what might be, we shall what that might be, but we shall find you in a few find out. see you in a few minutes minutes. welcome back to . the final pa

it looks a little cruella deville. i can see it, the fashion collections.ere is marjorie taylor green, she is with us. i personally loved every moment of it until tell you why, every to and four years and they did it this last election democrats why and say that republicans want dirty air and water, they want to throw granny and grandp over a cliff they want to take away social security, their racist, sexist, trans phobic, i goes on. so, the republicans in unison, and you were pretty had come at a seat in the back saying not true. what did you think about joe biden engaging? >> i thought it was pretty impressive that that president would enter the people's house and tried to lie to the america people about the economy, the border and even ignore the fact that he allowed the spy balloon to spy on america, but when he continued the light accusing republic of preparing to cut social security and medicare, w couldn't take it. i along with my colleagues were calling him out. i think i was just the largest one because i stood up and screamed like a. the reason i

when the cruella de vils out they are saying "boo, bad, you stink." and medicare, multiple times stated they wanted to cut it, lori are you? >> ron: we did plan a little bit. we were excited. if you don't want to be accused of trying to cut social security and medicare may be you shouldn't try to cut social security and medicare. harry truman, "give 'em hell, harry." he said i don't give them hell. i just tell them the truth. >> stephen: when is the president going to announce? >> ron: that's up to him and his family to pick the right time. i hope in the not-too-distant future. >> stephen: so he is announcing? >> ron: again, i'm not here to announce that he's announcing. >> stephen: it sounds like -- >> ron: i'm here to announce that i hope he announces. >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. ron klain, everybody. we'll be right back. thanks. that was a ton of fun. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network.

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huckabee sanders, and the images now floating around of marjorie taylor greene in what some looks like cruella de vail cause -- play sometimes it's very easy to think that -- we are polarized. but i tend to think, as i'm a communicator, myself that there's persuasion -- there's more ways to talk to people that are more less persuasive. and associate ruck by the inability of people in the american right to stay in age to speak in ways that just sound open and normal to people and inviting of persuasion. and the sarah huckabee sanders, that register, the woke mobbed, she surrendering to the woke mob that's holding -- that was the campaign that run in midterms. those were the ads that men were showing up in michigan, where they got their butts handed to them -- >> the communist are coming -- they >> have tried all. this and look, they are universes in which that kind of -- eight worked on crime when new york. it's not like that never works. it just strikes me as such a strange asymmetry in american life, that one side really does seem trapped in the strange echo chamber where they just say, crt,

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he relied on marjorie taylor green when she's standing up there with her cruella deville but when she stood up looking like a high hyena and now he's shushing her. it's been a great week for liberals i would say. >> jason, on the flip. you had a choice to put a trump spokesperson into the rebuttal. that created some sort of maga tension because steve bannon who used to hold rank with ms. sanders in the trump white house had this to say. >> the speech, i thought the speech was terrible. it goes into the wokism, that's interesting. you have to get to the heart of the matter. the reason is, she's not intellectually capable of going to the heart of the matter, right? let's be blunt. >> now that is steve bannon's personal attack. we don't have evidence or iq scores from ms. sanders. i'm going to deal with what she said, not that nature of the attack. it does speak to the question for you, jason, was sarah huckabee sanders a good mainstream voice to appeal to independents, moderates and others who might keep an open mind about both sides or looking at that big night? was she a good choice i