that was when the democratic national party...endemocracy activist in the united states has said, "nothing has been more damaging to wikileaks�* reputation than the publication of leaked democratic national committee emails, fuelling the perception that the organisation," that is wikileaks, "was costing up with the political circles of donald trump and vladimir putin." well, nothing could be further from the truth, because those publications, what they, in fact, revealed were that the democratic national party was rigging the primaries against bernie sanders, and bernie sanders was the more competitive candidate against donald trump. the polls at the time were showing that if clinton ran against trump, trump would win. but if sanders ran against trump, sanders would win. and as i said, you know, the new york times, dean baquet, the editor of the new york times, said that if he had received the information, the same leaks, he would have published. so it's just an attack. what about the allegation thatjulian assange also was present

they were more national democrats than representatives of those national democratic forces who also came to me simply, simply. it is possible, i don’t know , to build such a special partya patriotic , national-democratic party, such a tough party. other people whom i have never seen on my broadcasts, but i have seen on the broadcasts of my colleagues, to whom the fish themselves have never come on the air . it was a diffusion. it took place a little earlier because i will remind several deputies from the servant of the people faction who had or were confirmed by the united states to have ties with the russian federation, this is dubinsky, who are under sanctions for being pro-russian agent, and also there, shevchenko and others were excluded, was in uh, what is it, vitaly, sir, everything is fine, everything is fine. continue this. consider this a reaction to the surname of this yevgeny shevchenko, and shevchenko. well, uh, and they were excluded even before the start of the war, of course. during the war, more of the deputies who, er, maybe did not think ideologically for themselves, made the appropriate choice that they are first and foremost deputies, there were non

the infrastructure to rebuild the democratic brand hfor rural rural america is right here in iowa and the dnc, national democratic party needs to commit to it and not waste this opportunity. iowa democrats are listening, putting aside politics which means putting in the hard work every day n. not only forgetting our candidates ready but trying to win the elections that are right in front of us in november. >> the other piece i'll add to is if democrats can't figure out how to talk to rural voters then we're in big trouble as a party. so it's no secret party has been losing seats across the country because of we can appeal to rural working-class americans and retain the white house and maintain congress can't afford to ignore this group of americans and iowans and if we win iowa we went across thecountry . >> i see your hand, go ahead and state your question. >> thank you and you kind of started to answer my question there . but i'll just ask you to expand on that because we've seen republicans making a similar point at this maybe a signal that the national democrats are unwilling to consider the rural voters. do you sh

hack of 2015, when they just say russian hackers infiltrated the system of the national committee of the us democratic partyry clinton's correspondence got into the network . in total, more than 300 computers were attacked at that time, connected with the national committee of the democratic party in the usa, the party committee for congressional elections and hillary clinton's office in march 2016 was clinton campaign chief john poddesesty's email was hacked. well, here is journalist daniil turovsky, who, to put it mildly, is not a fan of the russian government, he professes liberal views. and at the same time, he understands how little he understands the topic of hackers. who is he, referring to his source, namely a hacker who worked for the fsb in foreign intelligence, says, no, this is not the gru, these are ordinary freelance hackers. at best, they want it. they break, sports interest. special services may use this information or not. this is already the second question, but no one can or does not want to forbid the guys to fulfill their patriotic duty, as they understand it, in september 2016 there wa

callers important point is that one of the things the democratic leadership tends to focus on and push the democratic party was winning a national election especially presidential what this did the state and localnk level which republicans have really taken advantage of over the last several years. think one of the critical things that has happened is a callers absoluteli right. the republicans have been respective at the working legislation both at the state and local level. one of the really critical lessons of that is for the democratic party to do more at the state and local level for people to get out and focus on state and local elections. critical issues of democracy are being addressed there. >> host: don is coming in from maryland please go ahead. >> caller: good evening. what is your opinion on center of the progressive wing of the party? and what about bernie sanders? do you see bernie running again in the future? and why is yes? >> host: don what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party and do you see bernie sanders running again in the future and would you like that? >> a yes i would definitely like to s

so vladimir putin not only single-handedly hacked into the computers of the national committee democratic partyut this party in an uncomfortable position. but this is the most serious crime that can only be committed, he also ruined our economy, how could he do it on the other side of the earth, managing economies completely separate from us good question biden, in the meantime, about inflation, which has reached forty-year highs and is kept on level of 8.3%, the new old suspect. my republican colleagues say middle and working class relief programs drive up inflation. they are very wrong. my the predecessor of the great magician of the king, the budget deficit increased every year of his presidency, the king, whose magician biden considers the leader of the extremists. maga is an abbreviation. let's make america great again meanwhile traveled to texas in austin at trump, a stop on the us tour. just think of freedom maga what does america mean in front, now we are an ultramagician. our country was ultra prosperous ultra secure and ultra successful we created the strongest economy in the history

so of gun violence prevention, as we are today the democratic party is a national political party in, you have government shootings. and i learned a lot from your reporting on this. particularly about how we cover them, and i think actually in the decade have been doing this as changed, and formed by some of the research, we to spent, cover to suspend a lot of time on the shooters, and what they, the and i think that we learned it's actually dangerous. there's a copycat effect. i do worry, again, this is, news we're gonna cover, corresponding time on the shooter. we've changed the way recovered it. but, i just can't just set of the people. the specific kind of, a sense of smell instagram public space. it's just not -- it doesn't happen with any sort of regularity. like anywhere else in the world. our country's only place that this is happening. is that a fair thing to say? >> i think it, is there multiple contributing factors, including we're alluding to in terms of the cultural and political narratives wrapped around this problem. and the sensationalism of people who do it. well, lo

the callers important points, one of the things the democratic leadership will focus on and of course the democratic party focus on was winning national elections and especially winning the presidency and what this did is create a real vacuum at the state and local level which republicans have taken advantage of the last several years. one of the critical things that have happened is the caller is absolutely right. republicans have been effective at reworking legislation at the state and local level so one of the critical lessons is for the democraticparty to do more at the state and local level . because critical issues of democracy are being addressed there. >> host: don is coming in from maryland, go ahead. >> good evening. what's your opinion on the future of the progressive wing of the party and what about bernie sanders? do you see bernie running again in the future? and why is ... >> host: don, what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party and the uc bernie sanders running again in the future and would you like that ? >> i would definitely like to see him run again. opinion about theprogressive movement , i think it

democrats meantime , what their national party to do more to protect abortion rights. where is the democratic party? where's the party? why are we calling this out? this is a concerted, coordinated effort and yes, they're winning. we need to stand up. where's the counter offensive? now governor , newsom criticized his own democratic party, saying democrats have not targeted republicans on the abortion issue, he said right now republicans are winning this fight, house speaker nancy pelosi responded yesterday on cbs's face the nation. we have been fighting against the republicans in the congress constantly because the fact is there and not just anti woman's right to choose in terms of terminating a pregnancy, but in terms of access to contraception and family planning and the rest . we had been bipartisan early on support for a woman's right to choose until the politics have changed, and that's what happened to the court. the science hasn't changed. they but the court changed and therefore they're deciding that we different. i have no idea what anybody would make that sta

democratic party. stacy abrams is the future of the democratic party. then this weekend, nationalcommunications expert, eric adams. what is the commonality here? >> it's a populism. it's a bit of a political celebrity, if you will. john fetterman is a character. he embraces and loves what he is doing. he is out campaigning. he became this pop cult figure, if you will, in progressive politics. it's that as much as anything. i still think the challenge goes forward for all of these candidates is they are part of the bigger democratic brand, the joe biden democratic brand. that's what's going to be a challenge for them in november, regardless of what they believe on separate issues. the brand of the party overall is not very good. the central question, can the president get his approval rating up slightly enough to help these candidates in the fall regardless of who they are? >> redistricting and these congressional districts are looming over all of this. this week, democrats had kind of a mini-freakout over the new york redistricting map in which it could have pitted several members

is that one of the things that the democratic leadership council focus on and push the democratic party to focus on was winning was winning national elections and especially presidential winning the presidency and what this did is created a real vacuum at the state and local level, which republicans have really taken advantage of over the last several years. so i think one of the critical things that has happened is the college absolutely right that the republicans have been really effective at the working legislation both of the state and local level. and so i think one of the really critical lessons of that is for the democratic party to do more at the state and local level and for people to get out and focus on state and local elections because critical issues of democracy are being are being addressed there. don is calling in from glen burnie, maryland, don, please go ahead. yeah, good evening. yeah, what do you what? opinion on a future of the progressive wing of the party. and what about bernie sanders is uh, do you bernie running again are in the future and why is the age of yes. done. what is your opinion of the progressiv

democratic party. i grew up my father was united work. blue collar roots, very deep in my family for generations. when the democratic party particularly at the nationalstarted to dismiss those blue collar voters, but to demonize them, that's when i decided. >> policy wise, i have had progressives say who is actually advocating for better policy for these folks. >> i'll give you a great example. i was a big advocate for an energy project here in luzerne county. a project that's going to be transformative for the region. $25 billion economic impact and right on the environment. but because it was tied to natural gas, 50% of the senate democratic caucus voted against legislation that would provide an inseptemberive to this company. not only did they vote against it, when we had a rally with union building trade workers, fighting for their jobs, the rallying cry of the progressives and far right was your jobs don't matter. that's when i decided i need to get to the is ernt to get away from the extremes on both the right and the left to try to rally the middle. the middle class and the middle of the road voters to get back to common sense policies in this

. >> next, the chair of the iowa democratic party, he talked about retaining i was position as the first in the nation presidential caucuses after the democratic national committee recently suggested a change to the early primary and caucus schedule to the 2024 presidential election. this is about 25 minutes. nd thank you for joining us. i'm the chair of the iowa democratic party and i'm joined by scott brennan who is our member on the bylaws committee. we are going to make three statements and then open up for questions. this morning the iowa democratic party submitted a letter of intent to the rules and bylaws committee to begin the application process in our fight to keep iowa first in the nation. a copy of the letter will be e-mailed to all of the journalists on the call as soon as possible ability is finished. let me be clear the layer of intent is just the first step in a robust application process. in addition to the application, we are also planning to engage with numerous stakeholders all over iowa to explore substantive changes to the caucuses that would make them more straightforward and ac

juliana sange and donald trump steps away from their at home, an employee of the national committee of the democratic partys he, and not at all russian hackers handed over several thousand documents of internal correspondence between members of the national committee and hillary clinton's campaign headquarters for publication by the international organization wikileaks, which caused serious damage and her reputation from the letters it became clear that democrats have their own secret schemes. the top plays along with hillary clinton and in fact forces the sanders of the main competitor. you know from a distance, as you know, publication this correspondence on the big lix, caused a severe crisis and a split in the ranks of the democrats , attempts to drown the increasingly popular sanders, who, as sociologists now believe, would have easily defeated in the final. at the expense of the rust belt states, they violated all intra-party ethical standards and exposed clinton as a banal fraudster by leaking this correspondence. as a result, it became one of the main reasons for the defeat of the democrats in the

the nation is over the democratic unionist party. they are expected to win she and fight and it would be an extraordinary victory. the 1st time in a 101 years since the partition of ireland in 1921 that a party other than the unionist party has come out on top and with potentially profound implications for northern ireland. both, both as i spoke to on thursday, the national side called the potential of a pain victory. seismic historic. they said on the union side, one man said it would be a major wakeup call. medical a wind for the nationalist shin, fain as opinion polls predict, would make history in northern ireland. it up ends a century of dominance by parties dedicated to the union with great britain putting on top a republican party that exists to forge a united ireland. that isn't going to happen imminently. and many voters with suede, instead by more immediate concerns. oh, united allen on the cards knew that it didn't like on up to important to me. what you think the chief thing capable of us for to get the rates will get bet

and so that was the chairman of the democrat national committee. accusing the republican party of fascism. does kevin mccarthy look like mussolini to you? he is a soft-spoken guy from sunny california. someone needs to do a welfare check on the left. i mean i'm honestly worried about these people. they don't look healthy. they don't look like they are sleeping well. they kind of seem like they might have stopped showering. i know joe is your guy and it hurts that he is not the man you thought he was, but, don't take it out on the rest of us. find yourself another guy because it's time to move on. the rest of the country already has. glenn greenwald, the piewltser prize winning investigative journalist who writes for substack joins me now. how do you think the media is grappling with the rough shape of the country and joe biden's deterioration? >> you know, i think you have to go back to 2016, i know it seems like several life times ago to understand the context where democrats lost an election they never expected to lose. they basically lost to a reality tv show host when hilla

national right. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, the bill to codify roe v. wade sparks a war between the democratic partyominent liberals and the media unleashing onto senator a national tragedy and a corrupt republican scumbag for daring to defy his party. party. lucas tomlinson from washington, lucas, good morning. >> good morning, guys protesters gathered in front of the homes of supreme court justices, here is one the home of justice amy coney barrett. >> it is also possible she is not a doctors mother is a clear inability to see what it's like to carry a pregnancy to term. >> five biological children and two adopted children. the protest lasted 30 minutes. the senate majority leader said chuck schumer said this is only the beginning. >> today will be's before. tomorrow a national ban on abortion and beyond that, something more dreadful. we cannot allow that shameful backslide to happen. we cannot allow the winds of magna republicans to bully the rest of the country into submission. i urge my colleagues, take a stand! >> todd: senator joe manchin's vote to codify abortion rights this afternoon and th

democrats ask for a vote so they can protect our rights. i remember the slowest fire on the internet, declaring that black women save the democratic party, and the nation are asking for abortion access, and there's no plan to be found. democrats have failed again and again to protect the voting rights during the first years of the ministration, so the one solution they have to offer is the one that is actively being suppressed, gerrymandered, and raked. talk to me about how this war against reproductive freedom, against health care, directly ties into the forces undermining our democracy. >> yeah, thanks so much driving me. what we mean when we enact supremacy and everything that is trying to keep all of us from being able to decide if and when to grow our families, it's a multi pronged approach. and, yes voting is important, but it cannot be the only thing. it's really clear that the anti abortion movement is going to stop at nothing. they are the same people who are trying to keep us from voting. they're the same people who are trying to keep black and brown babies from being able to get formula. it's really wild how they're trying to control all was

democratic primary by a large margin. he will then win the general election. and at that point he will become a national voice and the democratic party. and that will be good for the dems. should someone like that be considered the future of the democratic party? here's the kind of candidate who can connect with that rural, trump, like blue-collar voter. >> he can connect, but he comes with some baggage. and i don't think that can be ignored at this point. but i will say, he hit the nail on the head with fetterman. i think extending his lead up to above 50% of support. and the most recent polls, he is enjoying that cushion right now as we head into next tuesday. and i don't see much changing with that. so i think the prediction is spot on. up until the point of him becoming a national voice for the party, because while he is able to connect with those rural voters, those trump aligned voters, that doesn't fully represent the direction of the party, or even the mass incentive that the democratic party represents. >> democrats have a whole lot of people under that very big tent. i want to talk about the op-ed you wrote for the times ye

democrats playing to their base really for the first time aggressively aggressively rather than going towards the middle. but that's not what happened necessarily with a democratic party at the national level and even now i mean the desire for the white house to appeal to people beyond the base is something that makes biden the object of quite a bit of criticism. we see often from those in the base. have you seen that in georgia as well? yeah, there's a feeling among democrats this cycle right the in 2020. it would be really hard to recreate what happened. the magic that happened in 2020 where you had a huge surge and turnout voters. sorry and suburban voters a huge turnout surge among suburban voters and the base showing up especially in urban parts of georgia to recreate that won't be easy. especially without donald trump on the ballot, right, especially without the extraordinary circumstances. we had to in the pandemic with a surge in male and voting and that's why stacey abrams. she's running for governor right now. she's already kind of locked down to image among among liberals of being this progressive icon right now. her campaign is revolving on it can be kind of summed up in

democrats voted for that until the moment of birth. >> harris: ralph northam of the democrat party. >> david: one of seven nations in the world that allowsleigh: north korea and china, yea. >> harris: okay. we will move on. drug overdose deaths in america just broke a record. this is happening now with one death now every five minutes. there are fears that things will get even worse because of the biden border crisis. stay close. if you own a home and need cash, call newday usa. why? home values are at all-time highs. use your va benefit now to turn the equity in your home into cash in your hand. newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. you could take out an average of $60,000. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank or credit union. more cash to pay credit card debt or cash to have on hand, so it's there when you need it. since newday's been granted automatic authority by the va, the process is fast and easy and newday can say yes when other lenders say no. call today. ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system.

democrats saved the american economy. for years presidents of both parties have tried and failed to get an infrastructure bill to repair our nation'smbling infrastructure. but last year president biden and congressional democrats got it done and to paraphrase president biden that's a big freaking deal . since president biden took office we had the most rapid economic growth in my lifetime . we've created 8 million jobs. we with historically low unemployment rates. so what i'm saying is we have a lot of accomplishments to run on. because we used our majorities to deliver for ordinary folks not to go after mickey mouse . and as president biden would say you got to tell voters not to judge us against the almighty but to judge us against the alternative . this is a party on the republican side that's become extreme . a party ofconspiracy theorists . andyes , insurrectionist. and that's why it's so important that sydney gets reelected this november. you see cindy, you thought i was done withyou but i'm not . cindy and i both split seats from red to blue.we were top targets of the republicans in 2020. we both fought off well-fundedchalle

democratic party oppose that. so that's one way in which they were able to unify. the national party, which of us according, but they also wear a national party which you could see already have the elements of fragments-ism. >> you use the term moral capitalism when discussing the competing tendencies -- and those two tendencies are anti monopoly in the 19th century context, and for labor once we get to the 20th century. plus the progressive movement in the early 20th century than on each of the new deal. what is moral capitalism, and why is it a matter to the democrats? >> it's a term i use, i borrow from a friend of mine, this going, who is a covered, but to then making the new deal. it basically means that the democratic party, when it's successful, was known for standing for the economic interests of ordinary americans. which meant in the 19th century small business people, a small farmers. it's capitalism because most americans did not want to, you know, get away from a market system, believed that all things being people, everyone is equal, a chance to write, what we late

he started a group in 2016, the national democrat redistricting committee to help the party redraw congressionalhas a new book out called: "our unfinished march." good morning to you. >> good morning. >> brennan: glad to have you here. in the book, you write both parties have embraced gerrymandering when they were in control of state governments. but you say democrats were caught asleep at the wheel when r republicans started investing in some of the races. how do you respond to that? >> ours was fight for fairness. we brought a lot -- successfully brought a lot of lawsuits in order to make sure that the process is done in a fair way and so that the american people actually pick their representatives, as opposed to politicians picking their politicians. sue to blue is what we're doing. >> brennan: you think democrats have an advantage going into the mid-terms versus where you started out? wire>> we certainly stopped the republicans based on the redistricting they wanted to do. we have more fair maps than we did coming out of the last redistricting cycle. the thing that really worries me is we ha

also ahead, chairman of the democratic national committee, jaime harson tells michelle martin that today's republican partys tougher on mickey mouse than on putin. >>> finally, new orders. talk about why it's so important for young men to talk about their

nation, nen, resigned. in kildown, the whole team is working under pressure from fellow party conservatives in the democratic party, in fact, the moderates are split into two camps, that is, the good old democrats are already openly waging war against the extreme left liberals, the spokesman, whose ideas are partly harris, it’s not about the president, it’s about him environment. they have started processes and are doing things that are completely unforgivable. we all knew senator manchin was not to be trusted and his slips of the tongue were complete crap. and the closer the fall elections, where democrats are predicted to lose control of congress, the less biden looks like a compromise figure, obviously he planned to stay above the fray. but if sitting on two chairs during an earthquake is too big to fail. the first channel of the united states, let's move to

democrat party and speak for the democrat party arrests a whole. they believe that if you don't have something, you might as well just take it. now, the leaders of their party have made this nationst average americans. but instead of advocating for affordability and bring prices down to ease the homeless prices and problems in washington, california and elsewhere. they believe if you don't have it you might as well just take it forget all those americans out there that bust their butts day in and day out to afford their mortgage and rent and fill up their gas tank in biden's unaffordable america. these democrats don't believe those people matter. no why not be lawless and take what you want. >> todd: next going into a restaurant break in when you want food on and on it goes. unbelievable. meantime, tomi, turning to the border crisis, fox news exclusively learning that a suspected terrorist was released into the u.s. by agents and wasn't arrested for two weeks. so, if this is the one guy that we know of, that we actually caught, how many suspected terrorists like this are not getting rearrested and are walking the streets of our country right now? >> that should be the question f

nation. here is part of the interview. >> there are elements of both parties, democrats and republicans, who say, listen, why is this in our envelope? why should we possibly face world war iii with a nuclear armed russia? is there are elements of both sides progressives and conservatives who do say that today and what do you say to them? >> well, a lot of in is, you know, what if ukraine loses? and look at how they have lost. the children kill and the women raped and mutilated, and all the brave soldiers, men, women, and children who are fighting for the same dream that we share. and i think the better question is what if russia wins? and so this avoidance of nuclear war, if we maintain it for that reason, god knows there could be nothing more horrifying. and, yet, those weapons exist. they are in the russians hands. they are in our hands. they are in chinese hands. they are in pakistani hands they are in many hands but for the possibility, yes. of nuclear war. that's putting nuclear war off to another day if that's going to happen. that's putting it off to another battle. >> sean makes some great points there what i would

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wade something democrats see as urgent perhaps even more sore after mcconnell said that national ban was possible if democrats pick up seats in the upcoming elections. and even his own party me is zachary wolf, senior politics writer. let's start with some simple math. a national ban on abortion would require 60 votes to overcome a filibuster. mcconnell doesn't have the 60 votes. but he is saying that he would never blow up the filibuster to get it done if the republicans took back the senate. so what is it? >> well, this is mitch mcconnell, so we have to kind of look at what he is saying and then look at what he is doing. and we also need to remember that the person who blew up the filibuster for streaupreme cour justices was mitch mcconnell. so while he is saying that he would always protect the filibuster, he has done more to undermine it. and i think that we have to assume that there aren't the votes for blow up the filibuster. democrats have tried do it, they were unable, republicans will be even more unwilling to do it. and we also have to look at the votes themselves. it doesn't look like that there are 50 votes for the democrats proposal to codify roe v. wade into

democratic party. he talked about retaining iowa's position as the first in nation presidential caucuses after the democratic national committee recently suggested a change to the early primary and schedule for the 2024 presidential election. this is about 25 minutes. >> good morning everyone and thank you for joining us. i'm the chair of the iowa democratic party and i'm joined by scott brennan who is our member on the bylaws committee. we are going to make three statements a

national interests. today, more than ever, alexander deshko is relevant. the deputy chairman of the organizing committee for the creation of the democratic union party became goose of the distortion program, was silent and talked about the transformation of the political landscape of belarus what could happen here, if tikhanovskaya won the elections in 2020, let's take my forecast. now here is my prediction. it 's pretty clear here. trample on our earth the western intelligence services are definitely here, uh, they would remove all the monuments for sure.

president biden last night gave an address to the nation, he and his democratic party want meaningfuldo that, they need bipartisanship, and i need to get the republicans on board. the republicans and the governor there, greg abbott, they believe that any kind of legislation is an infringement on american people �*s right to bear arms. that is where the stalemate comes. and even when you look at the polls here in america, yes, people are grieving, people are angry about what is happening, and what happens in america, only ten days before this there was a mass shooting in buffalo in new york where ten people were killed. the polls show that americans are divided on this, half of them don't believe in tighter gun laws, the other half do. so, what you see that the million pattern, this neighbourhood, a very tight—knit neighbourhood is in deep grief, deep mourning, but when it lead to any meaningful change? i think the green expectation is no. either little change on at all. you mentioned _ either little change on at all. you mentioned the _ either little change on at all. you mentioned th

democrat party, liz. i mean we're all about national security, we're about energy independence, we're about secure bordersout economy that can create the american dream and we're, it is basically big government, big government socialism versus free-market capitalism. elizabeth: they should be their own party. it is not the democrat party. it shouldn't be called progressivism. it should be called militant leftism. >> i agree with that. elizabeth: there is nothing progressive about it. it is backward. this disinformation board, congressman, is now falling apart three weeks after it launched. about the same time cnn plus got unplugged. nina jankowicz is out the door as misinformation czar. congressman, she is speaking out. that miss information cost her job. >> never characterization of the board you heard up until now is incorrect. frankly kind of ironics, the board was taken over by disinformation when it was meant to fight it over. over the last three weeks i had one or two days i didn't report a violent threat, something like we're coming for you and your family. i have prided myself over my career being

abortion laws of any of the 200 nations on earth and the legislation before the senate today would make the u.s. position even more extreme. there was a time when the democratic party talked about abortion as safe, legal and rare safe, legal and rare. not anymore. this legislation is not from your mom's democratic party. in recent years, we have taken both on my legislation, the survivors protection act, pretty simple straightforward bill that aims to protect babies that survived botched abortions. no restrictions on abortion access in my bill, just a simple requirement that if the baby is born alive in an abortion clinic, she must receive the same level of care she whatever received should she have been born in a hospital. if senator schumer and the abortion lobby have filibustered this legislation over and over, it is so weird. the abortion industry lobbyists have bullied leader schumer and all but one courageous democratic senator my friend joe mansion into an extreme position that does not reflect even the majority opinion in the democratic party today let alone the majority position of americans. this bill today is ugly. winner takes all politics. it is all ag

and then as i said, when his own democratic party leadership and the house tonight is supporting a candidate who has a great a rating from the national rifle association. what doesn't seem like that terribly committed either because putting about person is going to stand in the way of gun control, but has the support of nancy pelosi and the democratic leadership in the house. it's simply not a real issue for them, but they're actually going to be going to be thinking about it would say, well that's why again you hear, bob says trans, at the local level to be starting to move things we do have these anecdotal reports of some republicans, whether all mass shootings are beginning to look at local, local statutes like weights that may be enough. is enough sort of playing that i'm talking about bouncing with the n r a because the national rifle association, we have to understand how it works. it's also much as millions, you know, it's not a huge number of people in america who are members of the but the people who want to keep gun control away from legislation they want or against legislation, are the most active single issue voters of th

democrat facing a progressive challenger. class received an a grade from the national rifle association, denoting his opposition to gun regulation. it was a point not lost among the leading progressives in the democratic party. on the day of the mass shooting alexandria, kathy cortez tweeted, democratic party leadership rallied for a pro n r, a anti choice incumbent rober calls fundraisers. all of it. accountability isn't part of them. republicans in washington try to focus on other issues that the government mental health and what they feel is the need for even more resources for law enforcement. we need to develop far more law enforcement resources to stopping violent criminals, preventing these kind of absolutely acts. but both these explanations fall short for many turning schools into militarize fortresses, particularly in school serving minorities, may be the goal for the $1000000000.00 school security industry, but has been shown to increase a sense of insecurity in students. we have no evidence that pudding law enforcement within schools has led to a decrease reduction in the occurrence of these events. as for many help republicans on suggesting any sort of change from the for profit health care sys

party hasn't made significant gains. the conservatives lost control of several areas of london, while labor and the liberal democrats picked up some counsels. the 1st national test in the ballot box for johnson since his december 2019 general election landslide. it also follows the so called party gate scandal, which sol johnson find for breaching cove at 19 restrictions. and this has been a tough night for conservatives in some parts of the country and other parts of the, of the country were actually moving forward. and, and so for mid term, it's quite interesting that it's a mix set of, of results. when alex dean is a political analyst who's worked for the conservative party, he says things aren't all bad for boss johnson. if you want to think about the prime minister's position, you got to accept or both sides of the coin and the positive outside for the conservative party is the prime minister's perceived standing over his leadership with the conflict and ukraine has been such that i think that if he'd not been seen to have been successful in that, we'd be looking to day at a set of results quite considerably. busy was at the conservative party than the

was a big issue there and they were going to get democrat party posed that so that was one way in which they were able to unify. so there were national party which was which was a good thing, but they also were national party which you could see already had the the elements of fragments in them use a term moral capitalism when discussing the competing tendencies and those two tendencies are anti-minopoly in a 19th century context and and pro labor once we get to the 20th century with the progressive movement in the early 20th century then on into the new deal what is moral capitalism and why is it matter to democratum? i use a bar from a friend of mine liz cohen and she's harvard what a very good book about make cool making a new deal and basically it means that the democratic party when it was successful. was known for standing for the economic interests of ordinary americans, which meant in 19th century small business people small farmers. it was capitalism because most americans did not want to you know, get away from a market system believe that if all things being equal everyone is equal chance to rise what we later on call the