they exploit black people whether the democratic party and the confederacy or the democratic party and whether the democratic party and jim crow which joe biden knows about because he participated actively or the democratic party today that literally wants to take police protection away from black people and communities. survey showed over 80 percent of black majority communities want they are police there. a significant percentage want more police there. because they know exactly what goes on in the streets and black lives matter does not help them. teefive ships in the marxist into their communities and the media do not represent them. we will be right back. for busy veterans like kate. so when her car got hit, she didn't waste any time. she filed a claim on her usaa app and said, “that was easy.” usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa. mark. >> i am jon scott a federal judge in connecticut dismisses a lawsuit which has sought to prevent transgender athletes from competing in girls high school sports. currently connecticut allows transgender athletes to compete in sports acc

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and the divide in the democratic party during this time period was between the northern and the southern wounds of the party. and he also worked with dominant committee chairs who were usually southerners. now the reason why committee chairs were southerners during this time period why isn't a couple different artifacts, which i'll explain pretty quickly here. one of them is that in the south? you in many parts of the south you did not have a competitive republican party during this time period rather what you had is you had one party rule and the one party being the democratic party. so as such the only time members of congress would really face any sort of meaningful competition wasn't a general elections. but was in the primaries in the south. and so as such the big hurdle for many people to get elected to congress was to get elected in the first place because once elected they would keep getting reelected over and over and over and over and over again. which leads to a second artifact? and a question. so how did these people become committee chairs? now in the house during this time.

the democratic party is working for you. the democratic party represents your interests. the democratic party actually gives a dam about you and your family and your community. years ago, some of you have heard me tell the story, years ago i was knocking on doors in south carolina. i came upon a shotgun house on an old dirt road. an older african-american man answered the door and said "son who are you and what you want? assets are sir i'm jamie harrison -- i said i'm campaigning. this is the most consequential election. he said something to tell you some the. do you see that that road? what kind of road is that? i said it's a dirt road. he said son, that was a dirt road when ronald reagan was president. when both bushes were president. it was a dirt road when bill clinton and barack obama was president. son, it's still a got dam dirt road. and he shut his door. i was in my feelings a little bit, but as i walked away i thought to myself one of the most important thing to this man was his dirt road. for someone else in town, it might be internet access. someone else across

in fact, it is the central idea of the modern democratic party. cratic replacement is the obsession, because it is their path to power. several years ago, future obama cabinet secretary, julian castro went on cbs and explained why texas will soon be a democratic state. >> in a couple of presidential cycles, you will be on election night. you will be announcing that we are calling the 38 electoral votes of texas for the democratic nominee for president. it is changing. it is going to become a purple state and then a blue state because of the demographics, because of the population growth. folks from outside of texas. >> tucker: no one attacked him for saying that. folks from outside texas might be or why they had a right to control the future of people who are ready lived in texas. nobody said a word about it. it seemed normal. it was normal. it still is normal. in washington, what qualifies as shocking is any real attempt to protect democracy. he promised falsely as it turned out that he was going to deport huge numbers of foreign nationals. kamala

overall for the democratic party is a great night. much better night for the democrats and the republicans. think aboutt what happens for now. theyey lost the white house. they lost the u.s. senate in january, and democrats were able to maintain control in the house of representatives. now it yes we did not win all the seats we wanted to win. yours truly included. but nonetheless, we saw there were some victories. those victories are allowing us right now to deliver for the american people. now, what my job is in the chair of the dnc is to look at what works and what did not work. and how we can prove that going into the 2022 cycle. there are a number of things that were challenging, right? covid was one of them. many democrats did not have it on the ground presence very strong canvassing program because of the precautions we were taking. we did not to endanger the lives of voters and we did not to endanger the lives of our workers knocking on doors. because were still learning more about covid what we could do and what we couldn't do.

iflg that the democrat party represents black america, like plantation owners represented slaves. irony here being is that the democrats wore the slave owners. they are using language referring to jim crow who was the party that implemented jim crow in this country it was the democrats and that's the deep sinister evil of the democrat party. is that they're really just rewriting what they authored in the beginning these were the slave masters and they understand this system better than anybody else because they wrote it. it is the fabric of the democrat party. if you want to look at and you spoke about important things in your monologue if you want to look at why they're doing these things to education system why they're implementings critical waste theory. the answer is very simple because they seek to turn black americans into toddlers. they want to make sure that we have no knowledge it is same reasons mark, that they didn't in part of their slave codes in the south it was make sure that black americans were not allowed to learn how to read. they understand that an educated mind

kong's handover from britain to china you saw him and fellow activists martin lee set up the democratic party they were among the 1st lawmakers dime. clear lect it to voice dissent in the chamber and pave the way for hong kong's party politics but now the national security law and intellectual overhaul the making it difficult for opposition parties to even survive for a typical the past week just to be worth all the praise of democracy we have managed over the past and if you so this is a big retreat of democracy in hong kong is it will wagner stand for you like him again i've been talking about the politics i think is a big question of whether we go back to the place of group politics i did like in 70. 5 his generation may soon become history but he doesn't think that efforts will have been in vain all history is so full of struck oath to never use a gauge myself on politics and i don't think i would leave hong kong at all democracy in law tells about a party politics not is about the world take but also just how it affects our ways of living but i was to insist on the russian or peaceful ap

party. i can. i leaned democrat. they are endorsed by the working families party then i know they are a liberal democrat. i would never vote for a conservative or corporate democrat. certainly not a republican. host: how did you treat this election, the jew vote for president biden? caller: i did not. i voted green, chloe hawkins. i would've voted for bernie if you would've gotten the nomination. host: you said you would vote for a liberal democrat, what defines that in your mind? caller: not taking corporate funds, donations. not voting for the corporations. not letting the corporation lobbyists write the law for you and then vote for it. that is the democrat i don't vote for. i'm looking for a bernie sanders kind of democrat that will except small donations from a lot of people. host: bill there giving us the perspective of who he would vote for. you heard our guest talk about people identifying as a democrat versus republicans and asking about that trend. what you think about it regardless of communications. democ

uc the way that barack obama perceives the election, the democratic party.nd so his close friends subscribed to us, throughout the process, goes at one point, he likes elizabeth warren and eventually owned -- the vice president was upset that barack obama wasn't behind him in 2016 or 2020. and larger in the election itself. >> what was your favorite part of putting this together? >> the story we told supertuesday, the democratic whip, the south carolina congressman after he endorsed biden, the democratic party, the establishment does anyway. the congressional black caucus to watch supertuesday results from his office in the capital. in a room, lincoln room. to view that area as a study in the capital. there is a contrast on one side of the wall which is basically members of the cdc and their constituents are giving biden the push he needs to win the democratic nomination. the cdc is at the apex of political power on one side of the wall. on the other side's statuary hall where a statue of jefferson davis in 1931 sit during the height of jim crow, a beautiful

the democrat party has been the party of slavery, has been the party of segregation and has been thef jim crow. the democrat party has used minorities and particularly black people from its very inception in many horrific ways. joe biden during his career has been one of the leading demagogues and prom began da when it comes to race. he praises robert byrd who is robert byrd some of you young folks may not know the minority and then majority leader of the senate by the democrats. rocket byrd was from west virginia, west virginia broke away from virginia during our around the civil war because most of the west virginia but west virginia now were supporting the union. robert byrd was a legal he was founding a movement within west virginia for the clan. he was a klansmen and saw fit to make them their leader. republicans don't do this. and joe biden was one of his biggest supporters. and he took a liking to joe biden. in fact, joe biden said during his memorial service that is when byrd had died, in louisville kentucky he recalled that byrd acted as mentor when biden joined senate and s

is wokeness eating the democratic party alive?es and the presidency but i think james carville is right, i think that the far left of the democratic party and all of their woke language really alienates a lot of moderate voters not only in the democratic party but people who are on the right and you might have been discontent with president trump and they hear all this stuff anything, this is a little too far for their taste. but i mean, i give james carville big credit for taking on people in his own party and telling them they've got a problem, they need to respond to republicans more aggressively and in language that people understand. i wish there were people on the right who are willing to say, we've got a problem with our extreme right, the people who are saying all those awful things before the january 6th riot at the capitol, the people want to put out lies like the cities burned last summer, i think it's important that people who are honest in american politics be able to hold honest discussions without allowing the extre

take a look again, you decide. >> matt gaetz right now, he is a problem for the democratic party, and he can cause a lot of pickups so it would be great to get him out so we are going to keep running the stories to make it so it can't be buried, that's propaganda. >> sean: talk about zero integrity, zero credibility, inside this is fake news cnn and we did reach out to the network for comment and he never got back to us, i tweeted out and he didn't get back to us, but get this, james o'keefe actually caught up with the man you see in that video. we have that tape, take a look. >> is this seat taken? i am james o'keefe with project veritas, your on camera talking about the importance of getting trump out of office without saying that's what you're intending. i want to ask you. i can stand 6 feet away from you and ask a question. >> you're not going to get me to talk about anything. >> you also said it was in your words propaganda. you're admitting that you're wanting to hide it, why hide it? why hide it? they never have the courage to say publicly what they will say privately about tha

he's bought and paid for, the democrat party is bought and paid for and certain republicans in the senate bought and paid for by teachers union. one of them is in alaska that's a fact. isn't it amazing that it is the teachers union standing in the schoolhouse door and preventings kids from going to school. >> completely outrageous but once again union cares the union the union does not care about the children and union frankly didn't even care much about teachers. they only care about the union itself. and in this bill going back to it, the money they're appropriating around 100 billion dollars to reopen schools, that money doesn't have to be spent in this calendar year they can spending what money out to 2028 so we're asking the question, how does money that open up schools can be spent in 2028 that doesn't make any sense at all to anybody who actually understands numbers and can look at a calendar. the other thing that is important to understand there's still 55 billion dollars available to school districts to open up. they don't need money they need leadership. and unfortunately it is

the black parties so they left the democratic party. that's a result of these black workers would move out of the south and will become more influential in politics by 1940. >> that's right. actually leads to your comment about the two-party system. this next question is really about the democratic party in particular about, do you think that one of the reasons why segregation was not challenged anymore than it was during the war itself was the influence of seven democrats still had within the party and on fdr himself? would you attribute to that? do you see other factors playing a role in the unwillingness to more directly contest jim crow? >> yes. the southern democrat influence on fdr, it shapes american life in so many different ways. but you know largely through his new deal program, segregating things like social security, public housing, things like that. that is a major effect. i think largely before the war. during the work i think that a lot of people are busy occupied with the war and there are limitations because of that. the

i think the democratic party likes to position itself as this kind of alternative to the quote unquote white nationalist republican party etc and so they say things particularly those at the top the leadership like joe biden like our parents and they are trying to score political points that we see this kind of rhetoric this welcoming nance. pushed by the democratic party but then when push comes to shove we see them backtrack on their words. a soyuz rocket is in position on the launch pad at the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan last off for the international space station on friday a few days before russia marks the 60th anniversary of yuri gagarin becoming the 1st person in space the ship has been named in all the all the famous cosmonauts and just being decorated with his portraits near the top 2 russian cosmonauts and american astronauts will be the ones to take part in this trip to the stalls later this week. many thanks for joining us here on r.t. international we hope you having a great start to your day we'll be back at the top of the. problem drugs don't always come f

i think the democratic party likes to position itself as this kind of alternative to the quote unquote white nationalist republican party etc and so they say things particularly those at the top the leadership like joe biden like our parents and they are trying to score political points that we see this kind of rhetoric this welcoming open woke nance. pushed by the democratic party but then when push comes to shove we see them backtrack on their words. twitter how suspended the account often are tea america correspondent only lifting the ban often rachel blevins deleted this video showing alleged a u.s. war crimes warning you may find the following footage disturbing. finest released by wiki leaks in 2010 the once classified u.s. military video appears to show the indiscriminate shooting of more than a dozen civilians in a panic attacks up a from an american helicopter among those killed were 2 employees of the voice has news agency wiki leaks set it up saying the video from a number of whistleblower as rachel blevins explained what twitter told. so i was simply given a notice

if there's any legacy that i want that's being chair, it is to see the democratic party once again beibrant party in the south. so it's all about the new south, and that is where our future for the party will be. it will be in this new south. you're going to have some vibrant candidates who are going to run in this new south. and i'm excited to see what happens. >> all right. thank you, mr. chairman harrison. see you later in the week. >> thank you, rev. >>> by the end of this week, though, we may see prosecutors' closing arguments in the trial of derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. and floyd's brother is expected to take the stand as one of the prosecution's final witnesses. joining me now is mother of the late eric garner and we also have a civil rights attorney. let me start with you. we are especially honored that you are joining us tonight. you've traveled with me to minneapolis three or four times now over the past year, offering your condolences. and, unfortunately, you shared your experience as a mother of the late eric garner who was killed by police with the same

it will be made by the leadership of the chancellor's christian democratic party they will be meeting here in berlin today we could have an answer there he soon and at the latest within the next 10 days and mr serjeant has said it's absolutely in their hands if they want him he's ready to take on the leadership at the chancellor of candidacy now the noteworthy thing here is that within the party leadership this is where mr lasher has the bulk of his support within the party's parliamentary group and within the population at large there are many who would prefer mr sirgo but the party leadership appears to be a somewhat concerned about a possible shift in the balance of power toward bavaria and as you noted in your introduction mr souter is the head of the sister party of the c.d.u. there he and christian social union and these are 2 sisters who have a long standing rival for the so mr blessitt said he's pretty sure the leadership will choose him and who the polls favor many opinion polls show that within the general population there is a very strong margin of support for mr surtur the

something that is really good and you don't like that it is really good. >> i don't think the democratic partyllow somebody like tim scott with his background, his experience and his success within the republican party to succeed. i was there when they went after mia love, first black republican woman. they went after her with everything they got because they didn't want to see somebody successful like her. they don't want to see somebody successful like tim scott because the democratic party has been based on division and making sure that they understand their projection is, hey, you know, america is racist, and we're going to divide. if you are of any ethnicity, you can only be with the democratic party. that is such a fallacy. it perpetuates, perpetuates the problem. doesn't solve the problem. when senator tim scott got up and said, we're not a racist country, we made progress. i experienced racism. it is still there. we can get better as a nation, that is a message that does resonate, does unite us, does bring us together. brian: he didn't nibble around the edges on the issue. he went righ

banks ends on a hopeful note, he ends this way, "the democratic party today is mored vulnerable than crats agenda is now shaped entirely by corporate interests and radical elite cultural mores, but they still rely on many blue-collar voters." that is not sustainable. it can continue. "democrats will keep alienating working-class voters because that is what they're voters demand, and republicans should welcome those voters with open arms by fully embracinghe an agenda that is worthy of their support." amen. it is not complicated. well, the founder of the largest no-kill dog rescue in the country, and why is that not one of the best things happening in america right now, is the subject, of course, of a hit piece in "the huffington post." "the huffington post" is accusing this person of scheming with a politician they don't like. it's a bizarre story. the founder of that dog rescue joins us next to respond. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: some of the people making this country better not worse, the big dog ranch rescue. for some reason "the huffington post" has decided to attack it. big dog ranch res

democrat. now he is republican. and he therefore has the view of his party. it does make me explain that typically when states have come in to the union as states, they have been there, one has been democratic, and one has been republican. the district suffers from the fact that we are coming in on our own. we have 54% of the american people supporting statehood, but we do not have something to counter what that last viewer just said. that was a hugely partisan remark. because he is a republican. in order to counter that kind of response, states come in two by two. we have got that 54%, even though b do not have a republican partner -- even though we do not have a republican partner. [applause] -- host: on the democrat line, alyssa in virginia. guest: -- caller: why not just, if we are all four states, have it be a part of maryland again? and have it run under those state laws? and keep it like a district, neighborhood, whatever you want to call it? the problem is that you are not able to administer it like a state. i love virginia. i am from virginia. marilyn

the democratic party, meanwhile, has now solidified its position as the party of entrenched power. 94% biden. so much for diversity on campus. sorted 73% of bankers, and that is a remarkable change. as recently as 2012, wall street donors gave more than three times as much to the republican as they did the democrat, who is the party of wall street, for generations, but it isn't anymore. last year, joe biden took him four times as much from the finance establishment as donald trump did. congressman banks calls this a paradigm reversal, and he is absolutely right about that. huge groups of people have changed how they vote. so how should the republican party respond to these facts? and they are facts. for starters, how about stop sucking up to the people who hate you? corporate america has gone mostly hard left, so stop doing their bidding. don't help the people who want to hurt you. and then when you get a minute, start representing your own voters. find the people who vote for you and do something for them. the issues aren't complicated. we know what they are interested in. control the

i think the democratic party likes to position itself as this kind of alternative to the quote unquote white nationalist republican party etc and so they say things particularly those at the top the leadership like joe biden like. and they are trying to score political points and we see this kind of rhetoric this welcoming open woke nance. pushed by the democratic party but then when push comes to shove we see them backtrack on their words. jobs lost savings run out depression just some of the effects on the 10s of thousands of australians stranded abroad for months by one of the world's strictest lockdowns well now one group filed a human rights complaint with the united nations over their country's continued refusal to let their own citizens come. straightly and say the country's travel cap means the many still can't return up 240000 remain abroad according to the government although the profit of the real figures are far higher 5000 a listed as vulnerable we've been speaking to want to stray stranded in russia. originally up until. about october last year i was still activel

the democrat party has been party of slavery, been party of segregation. party of jim crow. the democrat party has used minorities in particular black people from its very inception in horrific ways, joe biden in his career has been one of the leading demagogues on propaganda with race. he praised robert byrd. he was minority leader than majority leader of senate by democrats, he was in west virginia, west virginia broke away from virginia during around the civil war, most of the west virginia -- were supporting the union. robert byrd was founding a movement went west virginia. for the klan. the republicans don't do this. joe biden of the one of his biggest supporters, he took a liking to joe biden. joe biden said. cure his -- during his momental service, he said we lost dean of u.s. senate and state of west virginia lost its most fierce advocate. z i said, i lost dear friend. now joe biden as president of united states is ruing race again. republican legislators are trying to take back the electoral systems that democrat lawyers, democrat judges, democrat governors and demo

politics within the democratic party. really, despite president biden's victory the progressive wing of the democratic party really is descendent. i was very struck that when medicare for all was introduced in the house just a couple of weeks ago, a majority of the democratic caucus signed on. including representative frank malone who is the chairman of the house energy and commerce committee. and who has control over healthcare legislation. this is very striking to me an indication the parties losing onea healthcare. we do know the public use democrats is better positioned to handle healthcare then republicans fit many ask voters who do you think is better, who do you trust more on healthcare? the public tends to trust democrats. it has been a strong issue for theis democrats. in healthcare is the way theth democrats when the house back in 2018 for they ran i healthcare message and they won. they ran again on a healthcare message in 2020 and they won. although more narrowlyly so. i think the voter is talking about or the

challenges before and sometimes the republican party supported those challenges, and sometimes the democratic party did. the reason that doesn't happen anymore is because the prevailing theories of gerrymandering are entirely tilted to one political party because of political jargon. that is why you now have one party lined up behind fighting partisan gerrymandering and the other party on the others, and why you are probably not going to see any movement. so what are we looking at in the next decade? i think we are looking at partisan drawn maps like we have had since patrick henry and james madison and the biggest change will be even more loss. the theory of redistricting has been brought into by one party and the amount of money put into it, there are going to be even more lawsuits. in state courts, it will be the partisan gerrymandering theory based on the symmetry metric and there will likely be mixed results in court. >> before i ask any questions to the panel, i want to give panelists a chance to respond to each other's comments if anyone wants to do that. >> i am happy to respond and chat ab

democrats. i am a recovered republican myself. right now, the republican partyeems to stand for insurrection, the big lie, and restricting people's ability to vote. democrats are looking at the future, charging stations for cars, we want to go to electric cars, planes, trains, automobiles. we want to face the future. we want to get our country -- and ,arnie, one of the things that you didn't mention was the proposal to increase the pay for workers that take care of our invalid parents, people that need homecare. that is great. these people are aerobic, two things that -- he wrote it, do things that nobody else wants to do, and they need to be paid for it. guest: part of the infrastructure bill goes to that, $400 billion. we have an aging demographic. we don't have a lot of long term health insurance policies. the only way you get covered, if you get ill and become invalid, where do you go? you have to get rid of all of your assets and go on medicaid in order to stay in a nursing home setting or home setting. that means the vast majority of people will end up spe

doing is trying to push both of them to deal with this, to show the progressive side of the democratic party to let it go, they want to do this and talk about it, they want to push democrats, democratic leaders and they want to gather support around the country. there are some many people in the country that may not want to go round they are trying to do all that but remember, republicans are going to make it a midterm election issue. we've already seen it at least one conservative group running ads on this idea of expanding the supreme court said democrats are saying look, it's already out there, we got to fight back and talk about this, it's going to be one for the next 18 months. arthel: about it doubt about that. you think democrats are listening to public opinion on this? >> i do think they are listening but i think the president is very busy with other things he does not want to make it a priority i don't think you're going to hear him talking about, there's a reason he made it six months, it's not something he wants to do right away, you heard the clip from the speaker saying we got t

the democratic party the wildcard because back in the 60s in 70s the democrats and republicans agreed we are not going to let people cause us to be divided and hate each other and destroy our constitution, the democratic party today is absolutely penetrated by marxist ideology and a lot of examples that i will stop at that and say over and over again when you hear statements from congressman and senators in the democratic party they are totally in sync with the weather underground which identified itself as communist and outlined the strategy to be used for future revolution. that is what we are here today only from the inside, this is the insider threat. shannon: this is the marxist playbook, we warned the country this was coming and we are seeing it play out in the streets tonight. there's been an interesting shift, according to this recent poll june of last year trust in law enforcement has increased 13 points while trust in black lives matter has fallen. are you hopeful the american people are seeing these scenes play out? they don't want this in their neighborhoods? >> it is good

twitter become literally hysterical if you use the term replacement, if you suggest that the democratic party is trying to replace the current electorate, the voter's don my now casting ballots. but they become hysterical because that is what is happening actually.

, people identifying by the democratic party by 9 points more than republicans. that's a historic number. it has been a long time since that much of a gap and a long time for republicans making up that gap if they keep acting like they're acting. >> you mean diluting their own votes? >> that tells you just how desperate they are when they are talking about their votes being diluted. >> thank you. mark. >> that's the only strategy, pretty pathetic. >> enjoy the weekend. i will see you soon. >>> two weeks of testimonies of the chauvin's trial. some of floyd's family can testify, too. we'll hear from one of those family members next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ >>> the medical examiner pe performing george floyd's autopsy said heart disease and drugs was not the cause of floyd's death. good evening eaveryone, thank yu so much for joining us. my witnesses have described how they failed in trying to stop what happened and how everyone knew this was not right. how do you feel about the prosecution's case and how they are pre

the democratic party is the difference today. the democratic party is the wild card. back in the '60s in '70s, the democrats and republicans agreed they were not going to let people cause us to be divided and start hating each other and destroy our constitution and our country. today the democratic party is absolutely penetrated by marxists and marxist ideology. we can get into a lot of examples but i'll stop at that and just say over and over again when you hear these statements, some of these congressmen and senators make that are in the democratic party right now, they are totally in sync with the weather underground which identified itself as communist minded men and women and outlined the strategy that could be used for a future revolution. that's what we're hearing today. only from inside. this is the insider threat. >> laura: this is a marxist playbook clearly of talked about this and warned the country this was coming. now we are seeing play out on the streets tonight. carl west, there has been an interesting shift among americans. according to a recent poll,

i think the democratic party likes to position itself as this kind of alternative to the quote unquote white nationalist republican party etc and so they say things particularly those at the top leadership like joe biden like. and they are trying to score political points and we see this kind of rhetoric this welcoming open woke nance. pushed by the democratic party but then when push comes to shove we see them backtrack on their words. briefly around the world and in iceland has opened up near a volcano just 32 kilometers from the capital hundreds of hikers visiting the site were evacuated from the area. erupting from the site. so the cities in the netherlands have suffered extraordinary weather conditions for this time of year after a dramatic drop in temperatures the thermometer plummeted below 0 with heavy snowfall continuing in many parts of the country the situation's particularly surprising given that the country was enjoying temperatures of 25 degrees celsius just a few days ago. a group of have a board is in the russian city of simyra celebrated the opening of their sp

, and the larger democrat party also includes joab sold bias. interview with bet obama encouraged black americans to keep marching, keep speaking up, keep voting. he added police violence and other reminders of the legacy of bigotry and unequal treatment can make people question if things will ever get better. that coming from obama. it for me a racist country elected a black man president not once but twice. imagine. oh, wait, we did. he went on to accuse republicans the first likely the divide and demoralize strategy his own party is using saying they know they can't win you over with their policies so they are hoping to convince you your vote of your voice doesn't matter, that is how they win. the facts don't lie and needed to numbers, trump's america first, low taxes policies including keeping pressure on the labor market, keeping it tight, keeping the pressure on china was a boom for all americans but especially for minorities and blue collar workers. remember median household income raise $6,000 after it had been stagnating for almost two

you don't have blacks in the democratic party. you have no democratic party.thing very clear to those democrats who were born and raised in the '50s, '60s, '70s, you are a dinosaur. it's like them saying you know what, i like the republican message. i've got news for you. there is a trend taking place and the trend is black are thinking independently of having that. you know why, sean? they were born and raised to believe that democrats were for blacks and republicans are evil. that has changed. that has been eliminated. it is the number one reason why am on your show with larry elder saying that i left the democratic party because joe biden saying if you are black and you don't vote for me, it's racist. >> sean: i don't see his hat. [laughter] >> i'll get the hat. >> sean: when we come back, dan bongino and geraldo rivera with reaction. we have new videotape of another police involved shooting and a big announcement coming up at the end of our show. stay with us ♪ ♪ their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there w

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she is now running to be the next chair of the san francisco democratic party. kenny choi spoke to honey mahogany and he is life in front of city hall. can he? >> reporter: liz, she gained fame and recognition as a drag performer early, earlier in her life as in this reality show. now arthat e d ander person e crat pay. led the sisters, sprinkle a little glitter on it. >> reporter: adding sparkle, sass and flair has always been a part of her style. >> i'm proud to announce that i am running to be chair of san francisco's democratic party. >> to have a transgender black women represent the san francisco democratic party i think it sends a very clear message about who we are as a city. >> reporter: she is used to be in front of the camera. performance and the world of dragon her words being fierce, funny, and cut down by other pretty much sums up san francisco politics. >> i've had to have the support of my community, to have the opportunity, to take on that mantle, and this is just the beginning and we will see many more people like me. >>> it is checking other t

democrats? get someone friendly to china. beijing biden. the chinese communist partysed a virus out of wuhan and covered it up. but biden didn't find the time to confront the chinese president about that. >> did you ask if the reports are true that china maybe misled the world at the beginning? >> no, i have not had that conversation with president xi. thank you. jesse: two hours, didn't come up. the democrats in the media can't place the blame on china. they have to place the blame for the virus on donald trump. the perception of the pandemic were shaped by democrat donors who had big business in chain a and project veritas' hidden cameras uncovered cnn's mind control techniques here. >> it alters the perception on anything. like ... forcing a story. in coal is the future of energy. jesse: later in the video the cnn director said the network will be pivoting to going green. for cnn's parent company at&t who just a few years ago bought a jienld amount of wind power and hopes to cash in with biden's ask green blowout for infrastructure. politicians turn their backs on

kong's handover from britain to china you saw him and fellow activists martin lee set up the democratic party they were among the 1st snow maker is directly elected to voice dissent in the chamber and paved the way for hong kong's party politics but now the national security law and intellectual overhaul are making it difficult for opposition parties to even survive. right typical the prayers we disagree were all the praise of democracy we have managed over the possibly 3 years so this is a big retreat of democracy and on call is it will evolve to stand for you lots of again i've been playing about the politics i think is a big quest or whether we go back to the place of group politics i did like in 70. 5 his generation may soon become history but he doesn't think that efforts will have been in vain all history is so full struck oath to never use a gauge myself on politics and i don't think i would leave home call it for democracy a lot is about a party politics not is about the will take but also to affect our ways of living but i through instance of the rough and or peaceful approach and i

nothing the democratic party advocates for his more dishonest than gun control.ing is false. most actually aren't like that. try to be honest on the show. you can still sort of see what the other side is talking about. he deeply disliked taxes, but