that is the unmistakable goal of the democrat party. hilosopher explains party structured and other western countries is based on the legality of opposition. when you are trying to put your political opponent in prison that is a telltale sign something's gone wrong. it is a constitutionally based peaceful rivalry. the legal exercise of the power, the temporary power at the legitimate method of exercising power. importantly he adds, the opposition accepts decisions that are taken legally by the government in power or the majority. but if the time comes when these decisions endanger his most vital interest of its very existence will they not try to resist he asked? there are circumstances in which a minority chooses to fight rather than submit. the smooth functioning of the regime depends on what the competing parties propose to do. the fundamental problem of western democracy that is the combination of national understanding and contestation is easy or difficult to resolve according to the nature of the party. the aims they set themselves

it is a democrat party.ize the democrat party will be attacked as a racist, as an anti-semite, as a bigot, as a homophobe or whatever it is. the democrat party, as i have demonstrated the last few weekends as a totalitarian party. that is the mindset they try to imprison their political opponents. they try to trigger a coup against people they disagree with and say israel. white open borders the purpose of which the change of the citizenry to accommodate the democrat party agenda and on and on. now, we have a situation here in america which is played out right in front of our eyes for the last six months. and that is, since the israelis were attacked on october 7 by subhuman terrorists, who call themselves hamas, israel is come under attack diplomatically, publicly, economically, and even militarily now. not by the united states of america but by the democrat party that runs executive br branch. pretty much the media. it's the democrat party. what are they doing? i will tell you what they are doing. first of

democratic party, again, the oldest party in the american national. it's extremely divided, the southern democratic party the party of slave holding, not a whole lot this common with the northern party. not slave holding anymore, but still very, very distinct from the northern democratic party. the southern democratic party is very anglo. not yankee, but certainly anglo, native. they can claim to be true the americans. but the northern democratic party, the urban democratic party is heavily immigrant and so tends to be referred to more by the term tammany hall, a political club within the democratic party and in the democratic party per se. but this political club in new york controls new york city politics for much of the late 19th century and into with about the middle of the 20th century. and the image that you have here which is very much an image of tamny if hall certainly during suggests -- tammany hall suggests evil and corruption, again, from the perspective of that political culture. that is what tammany is, little call corruption. the readin

the democratic party appointed her vice chairman of its national committee. in the first term in the same year. she was on magazine covers. she personified the future of the democratic party in 2013. fast forward 11 years. in early 2024, still the same man, now headlining the sipg conservative committee conference political actions, she not only spoke, but also became, perhaps, the most popular speaker there. this year, 11 years later, here is part of her speech. our democracy is under attack. behind the attack on it are those who are destroying it in the name of saving our democracy. i don't say these words lightly, each of us who love our country and cherish peace and freedom should be very alarmed by those driven and insatiable by the lust for power who are actively undermining everything we stand for almost every single day if you pay attention to the headings news, they are under more and more attacks, now the democratic elite and swamp creatures in washington. are doing everything they can to deny us, the american people, a very simple thing: the freedo

it is not a normal political party in a democratic environment. tocratic party in fact it is a totalitarian party and as i said last night their goal is to imprison donald trump you do not bring 91 felonies in four different jurisdictions by democrat prosecutors and mostly democrat cities with obama judges, biden judges are democrat elected judges if you don't mean to put someone in prison i don't mean just indict them. you want to put that person in prison and they want to do it fast, why question what they want to clear the field, what are you talking about, mark? they want joe biden to run without a republican opponents but this is a sitter if donald trump were convicted in sentence and put in jail in november, god forbid, what with the republicans do? how they have a nominee there's no convention there is no process. understand america, this is what is going on. this is the logical procession of what they are trying to do. clear at the field. eliminate the republican nominee. that is what they have been doing now for over a year. that is why th

[applause] the democratic party is supposed to be the party of compassion. supposed to be the party of diplomacy and science. it is supposed to be the party of civil liberties and free speech and most important a the party of the middle class and the american dream. while i know many democrats still abide by those values i want to point out that i do believe they have lost their way in their leadership. i worry for the party's overwhelming interest in elitism, celebrity, and winning at all costs. i believe they do it even if that means turning a blind eye on the issues they all know to be true. i know this because i have been in those circles for the last eight years and i've grown increasingly tired of it. [applause] it was not until i met bobby and the people supporting him i felt any hope in the outcome of this election. as i re-examine my democratic party assumptions, i have seen conservative voters with new eyes, too. i've met farmers and hunters who are some of the most staunch conservationists i have ever met. who understand ecosystems better than mos

the democratic party's become even more of a pro system party. it has become sort of more establishment orient did more frankly connected to business. it used to be. and so in a way, yes, i think we are much more polarized. we are more polarized fundamentally, but not more polarized in every respect. in some ways, it's a less policy oriented debate right now, more of a debate over what kind of country and what kind of system we're going to be in. yeah, i would i would say, though, that the reason why kind of polarization feels more dangerous and also feels different to a lot of people, probably this room is that it's it's it's it's about something much more existential know an argument over how high taxes should be. i mean people feel very strongly about it some people think it's know the most important issue in america you know it's crucial to their businesses, but it's not about their identity or the definition of who they are and who the nation is. whereas arguments over nature of democracy and you know who won the election 2020 and is you kno

either within the democratic party, other u.s.n the coming days, in the coming weeks as this call gets louder and louder? >> i think where we are going is towards a growing democratic consensus around the idea of some form of conditioning military aid to israel. this is really historic. no president has been willing to do that since george h. w. bush. in the early 1990s. it has been 30 years. the amount of slaughter, the horror that israel has created in gaza after the massacre on october 7 is pushing the democrats in that position. i think biden and the administration is moving slowly toward deposition. i'm quite confident that the next democratic president, the next generation of democratic leaders will be firmly in that position that we are not going back. >> peter beinart, always a pleasure. good to talk to you. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow on meet the press and exclusive interview with nathan wade following his resignation from the case in fulton county. moderator kristen welker will speak exclusively with celebrity chef josi a

senator, an important senator but it is still just from one senator in the democratic party. bottom line is that netanyahu has been playing joe biden and democratic presidents and leaders for a very long time. the fact that he has been in a place to carry out the atrocities and plausible genocide against the people of gaza and in israel's name with the full unconditional backing of this administration on the world stage is a failure that falls squarely on the shoulders of joe biden. it's a good and important first step that chuck schumer has finally broken with netanyahu, and now it is on president biden to step up and stand up to benjamin netanyahu once and for all. otherwise, he risks being hue humiliated by the israeli leader even more. this time, it may cost joe biden his own election against donald trump and with it american democracy as well. we'll be right back. american democracy as well. we'll be right back. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh

but they are preserving the democrat party. if letitia james was out seizing donald trump's properties, it is over for democrats. i think most americans see the war that has been waged on donald trump, whether in georgia or new york or in florida, washington, d.c. they look at this and go, to kayleigh's point, this is way too much. who does this to the lead presidential candidate? and, by the way, charges we have never seen, victims that aren't there. what the hell are you doing? >> harris: that bond doesn't absolve them from being that hungry, that they stay. it doesn't wipe them away. >> sean: no, it doesn't. but the war on trump is just clouded a little bit, it's going to go to appeal and forestall the inevitable, which again is going to be a massive payout that donald trump is going to have to make in a city that is more about politics and business. >> harris: emily, we showed a little while ago the big trump tower sign on fifth avenue. it's iconic. what does this mean now that james won't be able to rip down the letters of

over time , several things led to this. in the primaries of the democratic party, but everything i talkedty to its roots, about making it again the party of the people and the party of freedom, the party of peace and security, all this not only went unnoticed, i was whistled by the party for that that i had the audacity to promote such views, yes, and this is also a restrained account of events, they didn’t just boo you, they accused you of that you are an agent of foreign influence for... branded disloyal americans and villains, yes , i mean, i saw it, it's all like that, and you know, this is such a crazy, crazy accusation, obviously completely baseless, the media never asked hillary clinton for proof this treasonous act of which she accused me as a sitting member of congress and as a soldier wearing the uniform of our country. you're an officer, right? yes, that 's the problem, it works, that's why they even now go on and on come back to this. can i digress a little, but this is relevant and interesting. do you kind of answer on everyone's mind, who runs the government? obviously, this

the premise is the democrat party is a party at thierry the practices totalitarianism.te talking about democracy path this statement regime and talking about democracy. all the biggest thugs, dictators, genocidal maniacs use the word democracy or the act on behalf of the people for the democrat party is learned from them. let me make the points, all of these lawsuits against donald trump, 91 felony charges, this is not a coincidence it. this is not an accident. they are all talking to one another, they all read the tea leaves and watch the news it. these bombs they have dropped on trump left and right to try to bankrupt him and make it impossible to run a campaign to try to get him convicted of some ridiculous felony. every one of these charges i am the real legal analyst every one of these charges is bogus, all 91 of them not one of them should've ever been brought not one of them. my point to you is this. what is it that they want? they want donald trump and present you do not bring 91 felonies for the fun of it. not just to get a conviction they want donald trump in

the democratic party is supposed to be the party of compassion, it is supposed to be the party of diplomacynd science. it is supposed to be the participant of civil liberties and free speech and most importantly, the party of the middle class and the american dream. [cheers] while i know many democrats still abide by those values, i want to point out -- and i've been in touch with many people in the democratic party -- i do believe they've lost their way and their little. [applause] i worry for the party's overwhelming interests inlittest celebrity and winning at all costs and i'm worried that winning means even turning an eye on the issues they all know to be true. i've seen this over the last eight years and i've grown increasingly tired of it. it wasn't until i met bobby and the people supporting him that i felt any home in the outcome of this election. as i re-examine my democratic convictions. i've seen conservative voters with new eyes too. i have met farmers and hunters who are some of the most staunch conservationists i've ever met, who understand eco systems better than most. i hav

the democrat party radical left ideology the marxist ideology.t is more important than any individual right. or sparingly should this praise be allowed or man's religious rights are violated by penalties or fettered by tests or tax by a hierarchy consciousness the most sacred of all property conscious, morality. other property depending in part on positive law that is the exercise of that being an unalienable rights. the reporter from politico i think she was on msnbc what's all this natural inalienable rights we get a rights from congress and so forth. that is bizarre. to guard a man's house as his castle to pay public and enforce private debts with the most exact faith. can give no title to invade a man's conscience. which is more sacred than his castle. or to withhold from it that death and protection for which the public faith is pledged by the very nature and original conditions of the social pact. government you exist for one reason to protect the individual and make sure we as individuals live in a harmonious way. you do not get to steal o

the event shows the unity of the democratic party, not just the democratic party today but the democratic party of the last 30 years, as it was led by president bill clinton and then president barack obama and now president joe biden. a similar gathering on the republican side of the presidential campaign is impossible because republican party is not unified. the republican party has been shattered by donald trump. and so there will be no trump fundraising event or campaign event with the one living former republican president george bush, and none of the living former republican vice presidents will be appearing at trump rallies. dan quayle is 77 years old, living in arizona and commands no following in the republican party, to cheney, is 83 years old, and is one of the leaders of republicans against trump, as is his daughter, liz cheney, who, yesterday, described what a second trump presidency could be like. >> it's important to recognize, for example, what it would mean to have a president who refused to abide by the rulings of our courts, and when, you know, you have a situation where

whatever happened to that democratic party now, by the way, now democrats want abortion to be limitless honored without any restrictions in the ninth month of pregnancy. and then in the case of remember, governor northam from virginia even. well, first we'll deliver the baby, make the baby comfortable, and then the mother and doctor will talk about whether the baby lives. that's the exception, for sure. but a lot of democrats, when you ask them what restrictions at all would you put on abortion, they won't answer that question. here's an example. california governor gavin newsom, our buddy. do you support any restrictions at all on abortion, especially in one, seven, eight and nine past viability? i'm going to answer that question, but let's talk about the issue of abortion. let's talk about the issue. i'm going to answer it. i'm going to answer that question. i'll repeat that. i trust and answer your question. i trust the mother and her doctor to make that decision. so in other words, i want to be clear on this. if a woman and her doctor, for any reason, for any reason, no, no, no no,

, he had many, many many disagreements with the democratic party, or some members of its view on the israel gaza hamas war. so certainly the party changed tremendously, but throughout the year curious is independent nature, at least during his voting time in the senate, was notable. it was back when you could cross the aisle. now some democrats, so it'll be interesting to see the statements coming out now of course, he'll be praised, but my guess is, some might also have some complicated words. hopefully they don't say them at this time of his death, but he wasn't viewed in the warmest way by some democrats of this era. but looking at his whole picture, his whole source of his public life here i do think it's that independent streak in the senate, at least that is something that's simply rarely exists anymore. in fact, it does not exist. >> and scott, what does it say to you about joe lieberman that he was a vice presidential nominee for the democrats. and then later considered as a potential running mate by the republican john mccain. >> well, i think first speaks to their obvio

the primaries were held by the democratic party, albeit not so noticeably and in a different way. current president of the united states, is the only party candidate, and yet here too a sensation occurred, and what a sensation, for the first time since 1980, a candidate participating in the primaries, the president, a democrat, lost, biden lost in pacific islands, which are called the american one, this is... an unincorporated territory, which is nevertheless under the sovereignty of the united states, and he lost there to a little -known investor and businessman, jason palmer, a funny situation arose, i'm in including being one of those who, having learned about this, rushed straight to jason pavmer’s website to see who he was, well , there were so many of us that this site froze for some time, but you can look too. years, and this trend continues now , in these primaries too, the traditional electorate of the democratic party, the american working class is drifting towards the republicans, now the republicans are the party of the working class, and more educated people from the

within the democratic party competitor with biden on most of the state ballets, we're seeing number of people voting uncommitted, we saw that in michigan, that is attempt to really send message that the votes that the democratic party is relying on and its domestic elections are not going to be there because of the fact that "you know, as as we say, genocide joe biden is continuing to send weapons, arms and an unlimited blank check for ongoing genocide to the zionist regime as well as casting these repeated vetos in the united nations. uh, there's the demonstrations are continuing across the united states, just last weekend on march 2nd, it was kind of a day, an international day of action, and there were 50,00 people marching in new york city, there were tens of thousands in portland and..." san francisco and los angeles, there were these massive demonstrations throughout the entire country that have not stopped for five months, and the fact is is that many people are increasingly uh just actually recognizing how dangerous the united states is to the world, and wanting a more signi

the changing nature of the democratic party, is it the progressive culture move? what is it? ographics but some of it is the influence of the youth vote and a lot of democratic voters who don't remember the long years of israel trying to make peace and being rebuffed. we see the most fervent pro-palestine are anti-israel voters demonstrations on college campuses but i agree this is a political move for the president. what makes more remarkable is it would not be so worried about those voters in michigan if he would stop doing things like these ev mandates and domestic policies that are alienating working-class voters but he's choosing those progressive policies backed by him and his advisors over the obvious choice of supporting a democratic ally that has been a longtime us friend in the middle east. paul: it calls for an immediate cease-fire linked to release of the hostages but also opposed by israel. why is the united states making the united nations the venue for trying to drive peace and gaza? it's the most hostile anti-israel body you could find. >> it reflects how despe

this is one of the points that there is a weakness in the training of people in the democratic party and the republican party. thank you. now, in your opinion , what are the main issues that will determine the fate of this election, especially for those who have to decide between trump and biden? you see, we can divide this into internal policies and foreign policies in politics internally, well, there are important issues, such as the issue of taxes . trump's approach is to reduce taxes on the rich , and on the contrary, the approach should be to increase taxes instead of speeding them up. now, their approach is that at the end, he says that it will lead to economic prosperity. he says that i will invest the money that i get from the rich among the differences, one of the other problems is health issues, because the insurance system in america is an incomplete system, that is, the insurance coverage is very weak . even obama's half-half plan, which i think came with a heavy conflict, was approved, but it did not come to a conclusion, and biden could not do it again. revive because du

there are stronger candidates in the democratic party, but because mr. biden is the president, the party will never come. take this risk and change the candidate who has already defeated poe , unless something happens physically to mr. biden in the coming months, so that he cannot continue the competition, but in the current situation, these two parties are the same two candidates who are in 2020. they continue, but public opinion prefers other candidates but, after all, this is a choice of two parties , thank you, and my final question to you is one of the topics. that affected the american elections , the conflict in gaza and the continued support of biden for the zionist regime, the protests of american voters in the intra-party elections were such that, for example, in michigan, 100 thousand people voted for non-commitment and refused to support biden, and now the same issue is in minnesota. it happened and more than 20% of the democrats did not want to vote for biden . what is the role of the conflict in gaza now in the context of an important issue

it is a democrat party not democratic party, it is rats. thank you.t: harold is in livingston, tennessee on our democratic line. caller: yes ma'am. can you hear me? host: yes. caller: thank you for taking my call. one of my big issues is the es axu .vie se nv and have a good day. host: kevin on x says democrats or in the fight against illegal alien crime. the vote passed overwhelmingly 251-170. only 37 democrats joined all republicans in support. mike is in humboldt, texas on our republican line. caller: good morning. how are you doing? i just had a comment about the border. this all started when biden went up on his inauguration day march up to his office and signed a bunch of bills that did all of trump's work. and they could stop him now. just signed an executive order right now and fix this. so that's my comment, thank you. host: thank you for calling. roxy is in alabama on the republican line. what is your top news story? caller: in regards to what that meant said you are voting for rapist if you vote for donald trump, you are voting for a murder

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why i left the democratic party, she joins us to talk about it. tolsi gabart knows now.k you very much and congratulations on the release of your book. i have to say the first thing that caught my eye was the tulle. party, yes, truly insane, and it is regrettable, regrettable that this party has gone so far from its origins, from the party that glorified freedom, a party that fought for civil liberties, and has now come to the point where the biden-harris administration and the democratic elite in washington are deliberately politicizing and weaponizing the tools of our own government. what did you see there? i mean, now we are, naturally, very far from there, we are very far, physically from the capital, yes, that’s right, and you would think that in the age of technology distance would not matter so much, but it plays a role, yes, it does, in a row aspects, but soon after winning the primaries i called and said, hey, do you want to speak on prime time at the upcoming democratic national convention, i'm like yeah, what were you 31 years old at the time, and i said i 'd

governor a lamb i remember old fashion census democrat and fought his own party even bill clinton and 96 of the democratic convention sounded pretty much like donald trump. at least it felt they had to sound that way. this is not naÏve, sought incompetence this is a choice this is a deliberate plan to let an eight to 10 thousand people under this new protocol of absentee your mail and validate will give them opportunities to flip states in the way they feel they flip nevada and california another looking at arizona and it may be georgia or texas. it is all planned and they know it. anybody who objects is considered an advocate of the great replacement theory even when they brag with book titles like demography is destiny of the new democratic majority. they know what they're doing. mark: you destroy the law, you destroy the border and its citizenship. when we come back people are destroying the law and destroying citizenship, i guess they are fundamentally transforming america. do people love their country when they are intentionally entering into policies like this and doing it to th

it doesn't feel like the democratic party even when they promoted themselves of yesteryear. >> there is almost no voting group that is excited to vote for joe biden. he has incredibly soft support. that's why he's more susceptible to a third party. >> charles: ladies, i've got to leave it there. we will be back tomorrow. you can catch me on fox business at 2:00 p.m. eastern making money. doing pretty good these days. right now, "the five" starts. ♪ ♪ >> : hello, everyone along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, greg gutfeld. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ [indistinct] >> dana: new york's plan to seize trump's building running into a major roadblock. an appeals court flashed a staggering $450 million bond to $175 million judgment. he has 10 days to pay the lower amount in order to stop attorney general letitia james from seizing his assets. that'll happening while trump was in a different courtroom today. a judge ruling his hush money trial will start april 15th, meaning trump will be the first presidential candidate on trial while campaigning. trump slamming criminal ca