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the people you see are the david hoggs. i don't believe that all democrats are david hoggs.ore harold ford's, but you only see them on "the five," which is a real bummer, you know? i guess my point is i think the democratic party and this is my advice i would give to them, when the only menu elevate our men who say they are women, you've got to stop that, and you've got to depoliticize life. sometimes a game is a game, a bathroom is a bathroom, a woman is a woman, and most guys would rather talk about the game than they would talk about trans, and i think that what has happened is the politicalization has driven men out to the arms of the republicans. >> jesse: did you see the game last night? >> greg: oh, it was amazing. i love a good game of yacht see. >> judge jeanine: all right, head, ditch the doritos and were on some slacks. jamie dimon rips deadbeat workers for refusing to come back to the office. ♪ ♪ baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! biberty: hey kid, it's pronounc

it's not going to be david hogg and my former brother ken martin doing it.ed ships doomed. maria: on the flip side, the gop holds a 43% favorable rating, 12 points higher than the democrats and 45% unfavor unfavorable, 12 points lower than the democrats. >>> you haven't seen this kind of support in a long time. it's because of the republicans sticking to issues that matter to the american people. >> absolutely. this is an election about policy and donald trump had policies that were going to benefit the american people, he a plan. kamala harris basically said even though 80% of the country thinks we're on the wrong path i would do nothing differently with respect to the border and everything else. to scott's point, this is a party that is refusing to listen to the american people and they're just demonstrating what utter contempt and disrespect had have for the voters because they refuse to listen to what they want this -- what direction they want this country to go. maria: all right. let's take a short break and then we're taking a closer look at the impact

the people you see are the david hogg's. i don't believe that all democrats are david hogg's. i would like to think there are more harold ford's, but we just don't see. we only see them. you only see them on the five, which is a real bummer, you know. but but i guess my point is, i think the democrat party and this is my advice i would give to them, you know, when the party, when the only men you elevate are men who say they're women, you got to stop that and you got to depoliticize life. sometimes a game is a game. a bathroom is a bathroom, a woman is a woman. and most guys would rather talk about the game than they would talk about trans. and i think that what has happened is the political politicalization has driven men out to the arms of the republicans. >> you see the game last night. >> oh, it was amazing. i, i love a good game of yahtzee. >> all right, ahead, ditch the doritos and throw on some slacks. jamie dimon rips deadbeat workers for refusing to come back to the office. >> don't call my name, don't call my name. alejandro. i'm not your baby. i want you, baby. fern

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to rebrand themselves, democrats have elected minnesota democratic party leader tim martin and david hoggown us that what happens when amateur hour meets demolition derby, right? and at the same time, he has invited all these billionaires into the oval office. we're going to fight for working people again in this party. thank you, democrats. >> well, our next guest is a rutgers university professor who left the democratic party for good after voting for kamala harris. back in november. gary fr fran see on joins us. why did you leave, professor? bill keep men and young women off sports teams. the democratic reaction to that was that that would require that there be -- there was an empowerment of -- it was characterized as empowerment of predators act. as if we have had a problem decide hog is a boy or girl for decide hog is on high school sports team. troubled by progressive issue. as a progressive i'm troubled by right. deeply problematic for men to be claiming the ability to define and dhorm is a member of the class of women. i'm liberal pluralist in the sense that i believe that people

. >> carley: democrats nabbing >> david: hogg as vice chair. he is survivor of the 2018 marjorie t marjorie taylor greene marjorie davis high school. and last night beyonce presented with album of the year award. >> thanks to firefighters for keeping us safe, i'm full and honored. kairp >> carley: sabrina carpenter taking home albums and kendrick lamar got record of the year and album of the record. he will appear at super bowl lix when the eagles and chiefs play. >> brian: did beyonce win for a country album? will she stay country and dance less? >> steve: taylor swift could have won five in a row. >> brian: didn't taylor announce beyonce year. >> carley: what is different in record of the year and album of the year? i don't know. >> steve: that is beyonce. >> brian: she does more sports. >> ainsley: i'm confused, we need to talk to the academy. >> steve: speaking of super bowl, super bowl coverage starts 1:00 eastern time on fox. make sure to watch it. speaking of super bowl, somebody been to a million, robert kraft will join us and tell us h

the proof it does not help anybody they still elected to white guys and one of them was david hogg, the is a white dude. >> but he was an unapologetic -- an apologetic white dude which is fine but confusing because he did not have his man bun and which through us all off a bit. there is not enough wheat and humboldt, california, or oregon to understand the words coming out of his mouth. i also think it is important that he was letting everybody know, former chair, he could not wait to leave this job. he read that like you went to the bathroom and then you know what she didn't? to use this like i would have. because the people we did not see what have also left. everybody got up to go to the bathroom and when you hit the bathroom you have to look for the correct gender bathroom. that is a whole other 15 minutes. so the great bathroom search for your gender alleviating you from hearing that [bleep] that was coming out of his mouth. basically he was like if you like you have to get elected first. that is the one thing i learned from that. you can get elected and be like i am in. but you ar

it is going to be david hogg, you know, something so pathetic. zeta ma.our own rogan or "the five" if you adhere to a structure dictated by hyper emotional militancy. how can you have a conversation with anyone if pronouns are litigated? you see -- this kind of thinking, this woke thinking, does to sports, entertainment, even relationships. you can't have a "conversation" that you always wanted no one wants to talk to you. >> jesse: and it is hard, dana, if you are going to hide the truth from everybody, to do it an hour, two hour, three hour podcast. >> dana: why do they need to create a new media ecosystem? they already own the entire media ecosystem. unless they are saying the ecosystem is dying, and maybe they are admitting that. i remember during my white house days they tried, i think it was cold air america, al franken, rachel maddow and everything, they tried this. so to your point it didn't work, but also, at least then you have to have somebody who is, one, curious. joe rogan is curious. he could sit down for three hours and ask you questions, w

david hogg is the new representation of the democrat party. toothpicks and this brings up a serious issue what has happened with testosterone these days of? it truly is actually diminishing across the board. and anybody who has low t is moving to the democrat party. i think we need to address it through the hhs it. >> greg: the low t party. tyrus, we have been warning democrats for two or three years about this that their policies are antimale. i mean the subversion of law and order and security the second amendment, these are all things that guys kind of understand. >> listen, these little think tanks, these little dots worry he had this little group, it was not exactly the toughest group of four people you could assemble to talk about being tough. this is one of the problems i have with the republican party. we talk about [bleep] nobody cares about. you were calling democrats... as if everybody here who goes to the jim didn't already know that. we need to stop doing we know how to play the leader. you go to these think tanks and tried to be

>> well, both the choice of of martin for chair and, and david hogg, the young, the young activist for vice chair. um, i think indicate that at least the institutional democrats that the people who got to vote on this, um, are in the camp that says that the reason why they lost was that the party didn't go to it, didn't go far enough to the left, rather than an increasing number of of sort of democratic, uh, you know, regulars who feel the opposite, who feel that that the party lost because it went too far to the left. so there is a real, uh, you know, struggle that's going on inside the party wasn't so much reflected in yesterday's institutional vote, but at a at a broader level, there's a real struggle for the future and how to respond to this catastrophic loss that occurred back in november. >> yeah, i want to dig into that. you know, the new chair has to wrestle with that question. and he said that of how to challenge trump. and he promised to take the gloves off. but the recurring word i'm hearing from both, um, democratic politicians and democratic voters i talked to is exhaustio

david hogg was elected as one of the dnc vice chairs.presentative malcolm kenyatta was also elected as a vice chair of the dnc. and now i would argue that the work begins. the biggest challenge from my perspective is that democrats don't have, you know, two, three weeks a month to, like, get up and running like the democratic national committee has to retool itself and make changes immediately to respond to the current environment, but also be proactive for the voters that they're trying to, you know, seek. >> their first test. is this november. you've got two races in new jersey and one really big one in. virginia for the governorship there. >> and how you. >> develop that messaging, that strategy, the how you engage the grassroots in the state. that will set up the modeling for what will happen next year. so the chairman now has to really. think strategically. and he's noted as a strategic thinker. but politico does make make some. interesting points. and i'd be curious your thoughts on. >> this. >> alicia as well, they say in selectin

we know david hogg was also elected as a vice chair.s, their messaging and their strategy? >> so thank you so much, joy. >> and listen, let me start here. >> there have been so many. people who have tried. >> to write obituaries about. >> the democratic. >> party, but what. >> you. >> saw in national. >> harbor wasn't. a funeral. >> it was. >> a revival. >> you saw democrats. >> from across. >> all 50 states and our. >> seven territories. >> in one place. united on moving. this country and moving. this party. in a. direction that centers who we must center. and that's working families like mine all across this country. >> we are in a. >> moment right now where democrats. have to and must. and under the leadership of our new chair, are going to be fighting everywhere we can. and it starts with the three point plan that leader martin laid out. >> we're going to be building to win everywhere. looking at expanding this party. >> that means. >> investing in state parties, investing in. county parties. >> so. >> they can recruit and support o