whether it is the democrat party and the confederacy, or whether it is democrat party and segregationr it is the democrat party and jim crow joe biden knows a lot because he participated in it actively -- and whether it is the democrat party today that literally wants to take police protection away from black people in communities when we see surveys that show over 80% of black people in black majority communities want their police there. and a significant percentage of them want more police there because they know exactly what's going on the streets. and they know that black lives matter when they're in trouble, is not there to help i'm they know that antifa is shipping in revolutionaries marxist in their communities to burn them down and they know that the media do not represent them. we'll be right back. i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but, my home of my dreams needed some work. sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan, and i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi

this democratic party adopts the worst policies the world has ever seen. in the city of new york and the state of new york, where they go after politicians and former officials they don't agree with. here's tonight's headlines. new grand jury seated for next stage of trump investigation. trump investigation, donald trump is a multibillionaire. he has multiple corporations, so what are they trying to do to donald trump? they are digging into his tax returns, they are threatening his long time financial officer, they are going after his son, and the divorce that took place with his former wife, they are interrogating them, they are trying to pressure them to do anything they can to find a gift tax violation. to find some other tax violation. the feds have already investigated trump. clean. now the politicians, democratic party, you have an attorney general who is a complete hack. james, she said she was going to go after trump. you have vance, a political hack, who has done a lot of things that are highly questionable and i want the american people to underst

while democrats -- some democrats are calling for an end to dark money both parties seem eager to usehese contributions to further their agenda. a lot of money going on out there. >> julie: mark meredith. thank you. a new move in republicans push to hold democrats accountable after a top party member used a racial slur to describe senator tim scott and his own party refused to punish him. plus what's behind the weak jobs report as president biden ramps up his call for a massive tax and spend plan? larry kudlow with his thoughts joins us next. >> i'm wondering how self-inflicted this is given the fact that kids are not fully back in school. we still have a ton of restrictions. we were looking for a real strong report and this is missing the mark in a big way. refi right now. at home values are high while rates are low. newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. and you could take out $50,000 dollars or more. to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested it against our competitor's best battery. (meowing) (clicking) and energizer ultimate lithium wins again! en

from this administration, from thisti democratic party we can't even get the spokeswoman to say that they would help resupply. the lifesaving missile defense system so this afternoon let me provide a little clarity that the president and his party appear unwilling to articulate in tel aviv, jerusalem and the west bank and much less than the israeli people. they are not morally equivalent and the enlightened circles but there are good guys and bad guys. israel seeks peace. they seek death and destruction. hamas and palestinian jihadi are not legitimate state actors. they do not truly care about them. they are terrorist organizations run by evil men who commit evil acts in pursuit of the dream of the ideology. they purposely fire waves of unguided rockets at the civilian targets while they protect themselves in the reprisal using hospitals, schools and in the media shields what cowards attacking innocent civilians while they hide behind women. of course the jihadi and hamas don't act alone. the palestinian authority supports, encourages and funds terrorism of the martyr payments. they p

this democratic party is acting like the soviet communist party.nvestigation? donald trump is a multi-billionaire. they are digging into his tax returns and going after his son and the divorce that took place with his former wife. they are inher goths them. oo -- intergating them to find violations. the feds investigated trump and clean. you have this manhattan district attorney who is a real punk, a political hack. i want the american people to understand they are trying to drag this president trump in front of this grand jury. a democrat city and democrat state to find anything they can use against him. they don't want him to run for office again. they truer are trying to destroy him. stallin would be proud of you democrats in new york. i am disgusted with the democrat party. that is it! >> sean: great one. mark levine. see that book. he is on every sunday night 8 p.m. on the fox news channel. when we come back an exclusive report on the border with our team. straight ahead. >> sean: an "han report from sarah carter how a congressional investigat

what i see happening here in texas with the lamarr county democrat party and texas democrat party ist's okay to go after any black conservative, go after any person who does not subscribe to our ideological agenda because they're fair game. that's what they have told gary o'connor, you don't have to resign or step down. it is perfectly fine what you did. >> harris: i'm curious. i realize that one is more of a national issue and this is a texas issue but still the same party, democrats. so how is it that they, you know, say that republicans are pushing in the state of georgia and other places with election laws jim crow laws and they use that very specific language and by the way those policies were put in place while democrats were in charge back in the 1800s. i don't know if people know the history on that. how do they get away with doing that and not being called out on something like this within their own party? hold up a mirror. should somebody be calling senator tim scott a racial slur? >> you would think that kamala harris or joe biden or someone within the democrat party would

more and more, particularly democratic party elites are becoming disenchanted that these american voters funding and voting for right wing extreme parties in the united states and right wing extremists in israel. the issue of israel used it to be much more bipartisan support in the united states, but there is a deep rift, promoted by prime minister netanyahu, and ambassador dermer, he said that they should not even bother with american jews. they should focus on american evangelicals who are the real enthusiastic supporters of israel. israel has long been losing support from progressive democrats, and now the progressive democrats are in power, this is a problem for israel, and you have a real split in elite opinion, deeply questioning the amount and type of usaid given to israel, and the amount and type of u.s. support given to the united nations and other international bodies. >> the israeli army has said it will be presenting a plan to political leadership for a potential ground operation. do you expect that there will be a ground operation on offensive in gaza playing out in the days

voices a growing chorus of progressive voices in the democratic party in the u.s. that have been drawing parallels between the plight of the palestinians and the injustices faced by black americans you know previous generations of democrats they did not do that this was not something that was discussed openly how big a shift is this in the dynamic of the conversation even amongst the political elites or the progressives in the party. i think there really there is a major shift i think the the 2 campaigns of senator bernie sanders how to really provide in a sense cover for democrats for is even for progressive jewish democrats to really make their voices heard in terms of this kind of what israel is doing to the to both its arab citizens which is really important and i think shocking for american many american jews last night and this morning to see these images of how arab citizens in israel are being attacked how their shops are being destroyed how they're being lynched in the streets and even though certainly there is a lot of violence being perpetrated as well ag

i feel that the democrat party represents black america like plantation owners represented slaves and irony here being is that the democrats were slave owners they're 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 author in the book right 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 so many important things in your monologue but if you want to look at why they are doing things to education system, why they are implementing critical race theory, the answer is very simple because they steek to turn black americans into toddlers. they want to make sure that we have no knowledge it is the same reason mark, that they didn't part of their slave codes and south to make sure black americans not learning to read and understand educated mind cannot be enslaved they need to mak

hard in that direction because that alone shows that there is a huge wedge growing within the democratic party, an unwillingness on the progressive end of the party in particular to allow for us to continue just sending a blank check. that is really to fund is really apartheid. david from your vantage point, what would it take to try and achieve a lasting peace between israelis and palestinians? well the 1st thing is the us has to abandon its refusal to recognize israel and accept a 2 state solution that the major obstacle to piece. and i think unfortunately i see. ready instead of moving in that direction, from how much from us moving in the opposite direction toward violence, terror, militants, hardline rejection met earlier in the show, we played a sound bite from joe biden. the president was saying that, you know, really a 2 state solution is the only way forward. what does that make you think when you hear that, and we've heard this so often is a 2 state solution even viable at this point? no, i think it's a fantasy. i think anyone who holds to the notion that there will be 2 states and t

is that house democrats have handled this proposal in partisan bad faith going right back to the beginning. >> once again they are caving to donald trump and proving that the republican partyrepublican and democratic leaders sharply divided over the idea of a commission to investigate the january 6th riot on capitol hill. and we're back now with the panel. is so, guy, which side do you think has the better side of this argument, that republicans who it appears are going to be able to block the commission or democrats who are pushing for it? >> well, the republicans may have the votes in the senate, as senator blunt alluded to. in terms of the argument, i saw what assistant mcconnell just said there -- senator mcconnell, and one person who would disagree is the republican who helped hammer out a bipartisan deal on this commission. and it's absolutely true that one way or the other there's going to be an invest by congress into this attack on congress which was an extremely e disgraceful moment in our history. the question is will it be bipartisan with each side having similar powers, the exact same number of people they're responsible for appointing to it, or will it be a p

politics were dominated by the democratic party and the wig party.1853 the wigs had the white house with president fillmore. remember him? two years later the party fell apart on a ideological split on slavery. let's back up a second. the gop is far from dissolving. polls show most members do support donald trump, at least broadly, but will the party stay the course and purge his opponents or is history about to repeat itself. let's discuss it with a professor of history at the university of washington. good to see you again. welcome. >> thank you. great to be with you again. >> i feel like there are some similarities in terms of how itology and policy collided to cause the split but i don't want to read too much into it. >> yeah, history never moves in straight lines but there are very important lessons from the collapse of the wig party, which imploded from within over the burning issue of the time, the issue of slavery, but the common wisdom is wrong. the republican party did not immediately rise out of the ashes of the wig party, rather two compe

within the wings of the democratic party.ing wants biden to put a lot of pressure on the israeli government has to partner actually with radical forces in the region . so that we know of but the next part of the democratic party will now stick with the positions. that the united states will stand by israel and now there is a notion here the president biden said we will be with israel the question is when he mentioned two state solution, what are the borders and what are the conditions and we go to the nitty-gritty. arthel: right, he said that there is no shift in my commitment. your commitment to the security of security of israel. but i tell you what, there is a shift in that we have to have a two state solution. that is the only answer. quickly. the 30 seconds, did you mean to say that there is a group a fraction inside of the democratic party that wants to work alongside hamas. did you say that. >> i said is very clear, what did we do in yemen. in yemen we had allies to hamas and iran on our carriers. and there we did the

further jeopardize the democratic party in congress. your thoughts on clouds on the horizon? >> yeah. to tell you there's sort of a short-term cloud. i don't know exactly what the weather analogy is. but in the near term there's this question of sort of are there the votes among democrats in congress for the next two pieces of the biden administration's plan, the jobs plan and the plan to help american families. whether those go together, whether they go separately, in what configuration. we spend a lot of time talking about how much of that can be done in the reconciliation process that's not subject to the filibuster. that rule isn't magic. if you don't have the agreement, it doesn't matter as much how you're trying to move it and whether or not you're trying to move it through without the possibility of a filibuster. that's a big near-term question. that's everything from can they move something where -- without repealing the piece of -- resolving the tax reduction issue, which is something bill has written a lot about, to are there

take a look. >> the only party now that is operating in reality as the democratic party. e way too far and it is just sad to see. listen, i am not a political person. i'm a person who lives in reality. i'm a journalist. >> jason: that's funny. so the same fake news fraud who pushed the russia hoax and who defended among his hate crime hoax and compared trump supporter's to drug addicts is going to lecture the rest of us about reality? just like we have been telling you, every major institutional forces taking its marching orders from the left which is united to stoke fear, ignore the facts, and extol more control over your day-to-day lives. the left preaches tolerance, but if you disagree with them, they want you silenced or canceled. for example, netflix ceo reed hastings just dumped $3 million into the effort to try and save gavin newsom from being voted out of office and major corporations like delta air lines and coca-cola amplified lies about the georgia voting law to attack republicans. from big tech to big business and hollywood and the media, trying to silence and

public pressure to stop the bombing of gaza from the progressive left of the democratic party. kefah, a palestinian—american teacher and a member of democrats abroad. she feels the palestinian voice is finally being heard in america. it was very uplifting because i grew up in the states, and basically, the dialogue did not include us, and if it did, it always had us in a negative picture, us being the palestinians. and to see the left finally rallying and calling for change and calling for the same things that we're calling for. clashes between israeli police and palestinians injerusalem in the run—up to the latest conflict also drew condemnation from the progressive left in the us. laura wharton is an israeli—american political scientist and jerusalem city councillor for a left—wing party. she's been watching as events here are compared to the reckoning over racial justice in the us. i would say that a lot of americans, especially american jews and the american jewish left, saw the police, you know, beating up palestinians and saw the riots and so forth and saw george floyd, w

the party the moderates if they still exist, they support israel but there's a loud and vocal democratic partyse anti-semitic. i'll say it, anti-semitic. one of the numerous reasons why leftist party is so far left, the scary part is that israel is our only neighbor as far as allies in the middle east that practice democracy like we do. >> nothing says pushing pro- palestinian rights beating up american jews in los angeles when we talk about los angeles to gaza but allysia, you've been a fox news gal for a quarter century, you started when you were 12 years old. congrats on that. you've always been a great analyst because you pursue facts and cover all angles and let the audience decide in terms if they want to have an opinion. your own opinion into your reporting unless you are being asked of your opinion so why do you think more and more now with this particular story we are seeing more media outlets taking a side and injecting their opinions into reporting instead of just reporting the facts. >> i think you're right because i think one, i think there's a fundamental misunderstanding and lac

it's growing, it's still a small segment of, of the democratic party. i think i still think there's bipartisan consensus around and wavering and sort of unconditional support for israeli aggression against palestinian lives. i mean, as echoed by what your other guest is saying, what see he seems to support himself and as he praises bite and in his approach to, to, to what's happening to palestinians and the territories. so while there is sort of new voices that are speaking and i think there has been a considerable media shift, i think the most dramatic shift. and this is where i will challenge the narrative of, of the us as role in the cease fire. i don't believe that the fire was achieved as a result of negotiations purely looking at. do we want to minimize death or not? i think this was israel looking at the situation, looking at the international pressure, the wave of condemnations from various governments, the wave of condemnation from civil societies and masses all over the world. the fact that palestinians mobilized using a multitude of tactics,

and biden was asked specifically about that if the democratic party has changed or shifted its view on the u. s. relationship with israel and biden said unequivocally, no, he said that the u. s. policy in his view has not changed when terms of the security of israel period in his words. so while there it does appear to be a shift within the democratic party and you can see it on the streets with dozens of pro palestinian protests throughout the united states in the last $1112.00 days or so. at least from jo biden's perspective. he is not seeing that and what he is saying is he is going to can continue to pursue piece. and as you heard there from in that quote from him or that sound bite from him. his steadfast support for israel remains and he's going to now be working with mahmoud abbas to no surprise perhaps, to pursue some sort of piece moving forward for more longer lasting piece in the region. but the bottom line is he didn't really lay out any sort of definitive roadmap of how the us plans to get there for the update. thanks so much. gabriel is under the correspondence in washing

are very concerned that taking that route would actually cause a split within their own party where a lot of democratsthing big and so there is some weariness among white house officials about doing that, doing that second step. >> chris: we will be talk about that a little bit longer. thank you, panel, see you next sunday. up next, our "power player of the week," a d.c. landmark on surviving the pandemic and its special place in washington history. ♪ ♪ you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [typing sounds] [music fades in] [voice of female] my husband ben and i opened ben's chili bowl the very same year that we were married. that's 1958. [voice of male] the chili bowl really has never closed in our history. when the pandemic hit, we had to pivot. and it's been really helpful to keep people updated on google. we wouldn't be here without our wonderfu

that's the democratic party. on some level, joy, asking republicans to participate in this investigation would be like asking members of al qaeda to be part of the 9/11 commission. these people are part of the reason january 6th happened. through their conduct, actions at the oversight committee hearing last week, it's clear that their intent is to be the getaway driver to the arsonists. >> incoherent, no idea what you're talking about. benghazi, you guys chased the former secretary of state all over the country, spent millions of dollars. we have people scaling the capitol, hitting the capitol police with lead pipes across the head and we can't get bipartisanship. what else has to happen in this country? cops, this is a slop in the face to every rank and file cop in the united states. if we're going to take on china, if we're going to rebuild the country, if we're going to reverse climate change, we need two political parties in this country that are both living in reality and you ain't one of them. >> might the

he serves at the pleasure of the democratic party.. this is somebody who compared trump supporters to nazis. this is somebody says we need to blow up the system and abolish the electoral college. then he says i'm not a political person. but here's the thing, someone is not listening to this. like a tree falling in an empty forest. donald lemmon in his second hour of prime time cannot draw 600,000 viewers. to put that on context, this network draws nearly 1 million more viewers. so cnn's audience down nearly 70% from january and this is why. you have people like don lemon swearing their objective, speaking truth to power, when all they are our activists thate serve at the pleasure of the democratic party. >> leo, what joe says, if you want to voice an opinion, we voice an opinion. what we say is an opinion for he tries and go out to say i'm not political, i'm just trying to report the news. but certainly it doesn't seem like that,t, leo. >> joe is spot on. absolutely correct when he talks about trump rallies. the focus on cnn because th

many democrats herald these representatives as the future of their party. meanwhile, 27 democratic senators have called for an immediate cease-fire to the conflict. even the democratic floor leader who has long styled himself as israel's great defender has joined this moral equivalence, calling for an immediate cease-fire. hear me clearly -- the hand-wringing calls for a cease-fire are tantamount to hamas propaganda. both sides are not the same in this conflict, no matter what the democrats naively imply. if hamas puts down its weapons, there would be peace. if israel puts down its weapons, there would be no israel. thankfully, israel's leadership is resolute, united, and committed to victory. the united states should respond to this terrorist onslaught with equal resolve. that means we should give the israel, time, space, and resources to destroy hamas' war machine and protect its own people. we should also ensure that israel has the military hardware to weather this crisis. hamas may have as many as 10,000 missiles, rockets, and mortars held in reserve. me

that's why the republican party is always on the defensive. and why even most democrats't push back on their own. republicans senator tim scott who is ancestors were sharecroppers declared that america is not systemically racist. >> hear me clearly, america is not a racist country. we are all in this together and we get to live in the greatest country on earth. the country where my grandfather and his 94 years saw his family go from cotton to congress in one lifetime. >> after senator scott staid that he trended on twitter as uncle tim. twitter dominated by in democras push that uncle tom smear is democratic party systemically racist you can easily argue that based on their history. and now that party is dividing america by race more than they have since the civil war. the democrat party corporate america, and social media titans are dividing us by race to keep us at each other's throats because when america comes together, to power populism is a threat to their power in profit. so when americans realize what we have in common and we fight for each other, not against eac

what exactly is the democrat party about here?well, first of all, you really hit on i think the essential issue which is that what we're seeing with the new administration -- is unprecedented that word gets thrown around a lot unprecedented. in this case it's the textbook dictionary definition of unprecedented no american president not just in our lifetimes, but in the whole history of the nation has ever attempted what is now happening which is to not even attempt to secure the border. but, in fact, actively recruit and encourage people to cross illegally with the promise of unrestricted entry that is never been tried and it has never attempted before like wise what they're doing on interior of the country with i.c.e., massively unprecedentedly again reducing interior enforcement to almost nothing. just a handful of arrests per i.c.e. officer. that's all never been tried before. it has all never been done before and you have to ask yourself why? why, terrible for the my graduates you know you talk about the morality of this. like

different views on israel, palestinians and american policy towards israel than the rest of the democratic partyst of the republican party. it is almost like, i call it a gay marriage split, it is the same kind of two—thirds one third versus one third to third demographic split. in versus one third to third demographic split.- versus one third to third demographic split. in a way isn't that — demographic split. in a way isn't that what _ demographic split. in a way isn't that what so _ demographic split. in a way isn't that what so many - isn't that what so many american presidents have done before? they let israel go as far as they need to to sort out the military aspects, in terms of destroying hamas tunnels and then they put pressure on. or, has there been genuinely quiet diplomacy thatjoe biden says he has been putting into this whole conflict in the last 11 days and if so, what are the results of the quiet diplomacy being? the first time i went to see somebody at the state department, the assistant secretary, 1976. he department, the assistant secretary, 1976.— department, the assistant sec

it was simply president biden pressured by the democratic party — especially the left wing of the democratics — twojewish senators who are demanding a change of approach, a change of paradigm towards israel and they are demanding from him them to tie the military aid — $4 billion — to a set of conditions which means respect of human rights and international law. this is a new language. it�*s a pivot from what the trump approach is to be. the trump approach was take it all, total annexation, do whatever you want. and we saw bibi netanyahu emboldened by trump and by a group of people in the region, especially the gulf — mbz, mbs — and he thought that he could ignore the conflict. with this round of escalation, we saw that you cannot ignore the conflict because if you ignore it, actually it will fester, it will radicalise and we saw these horrific scenes all over israel — synagogues, mosques, churches were burned, people were lynched in the street — so that means the conflict that is in the west bank or in the occupied territories or in besieged gaza is now entering israel. and this is the new

and that's the republican party is always on the defensive. while even the democratsght pushback on their own. republican senators tim scott whose ancestors were sharecroppers, declared that america is not systemically racist partied. >> your me clearly, america is not a racist country, we are all in this together and it lead to live in the greatest country on earth. where my grandfather and is 94 years saw his family go from cotton to congress in my lifetime. jesse: after senator scott said that he printed on twitter as uncle sam. and twitter dominated by democrats pushed that uncle tom's smear. his democratic parties systemically racist, you could easily argue that based on their history. and now that parties dividing america more than they have since the civil war. the dig in front democrat party corporate america social media sites are dividing us by race to keep us at each other's throats . here's when america comes together, the power of populism is a threat to the power and pockets. soon americans realize we have in common and we fight for each other that again

he did it in the midst of this crisis under a lot of criticism from within the democratic party from its progressive line. that is what has changed within the time correct party. -- democratic party. if you look at the polls, the gap between democratic support for israel and republican support for israel has grown wider. evangelical support for israel is very strong. progressive support for the palestinians has grown at israel's expense. that has driven down numbers on the democratic side, there is a 40 point spread between democratic and republican support. that is going to find expression in congressional representation. it has taken time. there has been a lagging factor. the first evidence on the hill was the squad who were active advocates for the palestinian cause as well as other progressive causes. that was four years ago. that has been building momentum because of the attitudes. when something like this corrupts and the images every are of israel bombing gaza citizens, buildings, apartment blocks, that gives a boost. to bernie sandy's and others -- sanders and others, it has i

, not just the file if it made me people in the democrat party are putting down america day in and day out, almost as if they want to act as if there is not this thing called the american dream and they are absolutely wrong. >> the truth is today's democrats despise our political system, they hate the way most americans live and revile our history and our traditions so when biden talks about creating opportunity he is just talking about opportunity for big government to grow bigger by taking more of your money and more of your freedom but for the gop governors opportunity means job creation in the private sector, free from the heavy yoke and high taxes and endless redtape. >> texas ranks number one in the nation for black-owned business job creation, black owned job creation, hispanic owned business job creation, hispanic entrepreneurs. >> to become job creators and entrepreneurs kids have to be in school. they have to be learning, have to be playing sports and having a normal life. >> americans also need to be together, not shut away from one another. at least that is what the

within the democratic party. one the things i discovered is that some of these alliances were formed on the ground in ferguson, missouri, in florida, after trayvon martin was killed where you had black and palestinian activists joining forces and delegations that palestinians have to organize one of the co-founders of the black lives matter movement to israel to see how palestinians were living and you've seen the younger wing of the party be more vocal. former deputy national security adviser mentioned to me this week, that there was never this type of vocal, outspoken protests that they had from the left when it comes to the israeli-palestinian conflict as we've seen this week. yamiche: rachel, what asma mentioned, the meshing of racial justice and the palestinian cause. i want to talk to you a little bit about how this is playing out on capitol hill? rachel: and congresan rashida tlaib, eight minutes she was talking to the president on a tarmac, hands out, it seemed tense. i was talking to an aide in her offic

our greatest ally in the middle east is under attack, yet the democratic party refuses to say we stand with israel. the night sky over the jewish state blazes with the star bursts of intercepted rockets and the biden administration only offers muted calls for restraint. where are the righteous denunciations of the terrorists responsible for these repeated, premeditated, and unprovoked attacks? attacks? pre-meditate s unprovoked attacks solidarity with israel, please. this administration from this democratic party, we cannot get the president spokeswoman to say that the united states would help resupply munitions for our own. israel's life saving missile defense system, so this afternoon let me provide a little clarity that the president and his party appear incapable or unwilling to articulate the fault for the death and destruction in the streets of tel aviv, jerusalem, gaza, on thehe west bank by not with the israeli government, much less with israeli people. the belligerence in this conflict are not morally equivalent when often presented to enlightenment circles. but simply there a

part because a lot o this violence is being driven b the progressive anti-semitic wing of the democratic partyi don't think the democrats as whole are anti- somatic, but th progressive wing is an anti-semitism problem and no on on the left wants to call it out . >> what about that, how do you answer that? >> let me start by saying i think it's horrific what jason went through and witnessed and should be condemned. i agree with president biden statement yesterday as he signe the covid heat crimes bill that silence is complicity, here is the issue. using human rights abuses by th israeli state against palestinians is cover for hatre of jewish people needs to be condemned. no matter what side of the aisl you're in. we also need to have a lot more education to let people be able to differentiate between the actions of the israeli state, and criticism of government, an expressions of hate against people based on religion. that is how we deal with i thin not testate crimes against jewish people, but as you mentioned, we have seen this in a number of different communities throughout this pas year and

donald trump's big lie has fully enveloped the republican party. >> key democrats offer thoughts and ed a bipartisan investigation into an attack on america, and what the democrats plan to do next. >>> then, was rudy giuliani used by a foreign country to interfere in the 2020 election? what we're learning about yet another new investigation. and top white house economics adviser cecilia rows on the new biden budget that would revolutionize the american economy. >> economists call it full employment. >> a supersized edition of "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. good to have you here on this holiday weekend. hoping you're getting to wherever you need to go and you're tucked in with us here. today they have done the deed. republicans have done the deed. some of them did not even have the courtesy, respect, or courage to stick around to show their face, to stand in the well of the senate while they did it.

supports israel still while the progressive wing of the democratic party does not support israel and that is growing. they don't want to just adjust relationship with israel, they want to blow up the relationship altogether. >> they actually do. unfortunately congresswoman is lying when she says this is motivated by israel's activity. in reality, the motivation is entirely through what iran wants to achieve in the middle east. they see the advantage for the first time in four years to return things to where they were in 2015 when they got the jc poa, they had money flowing in from all around the world, they had feeling they had the wind on their back and elsewhere. over the last four years, president trump's administration put the book on their neck, they clamped down on them in different ways, israel was allowed to attack. iran was at a disadvantage. now the administration, without a particular relationship with israel, they want to take advantage which is why you see this happening, nothing to do with anything israel has done recently, it's all what iran wants to achieve which

challenged any more than it was during the war itself was the influence of southern democrats still had within the party and on fdr himself which you attribute to that and you see other factors playing a role in the unwillingness to more directly contest jim crow? >> yeah. you know, the southern democrats' influence on fdr, it shapes american life in so many different ways. largely through his new deal program, segregating things like social security, pluck housing, things like -- public housing, things like that. i think largely during the war. you know, there is sort of a more silent fight going on, for example, about who gets to live in public housing in places like detroit or places like hatties burg, mississippi even. and even though there is some advancement, there are people who come back and have the exact opposite view as african-americans, okay? the man that killed medgar evers was also a world war ii veteran, and many people thought that, okay, this is the war to protect our way of life. and for them, that way of life was directly related to white supremacy. so these fights continue. so what

policy in the united states right now we're hearing more more and more volatile as within the democratic party progressive democrats especially challenging the party establishment could these voices within the democratic party get even more louder and be more transformative to the point that we could perhaps . i think that we will see and i hope that it happens sooner rather than later the shift is on 2 levels we're seeing now for the 1st time in congress members of congress who are prepared to stand up and defend palestinian rights helis dinny and children there on thursday night there was an hour long session special session of congress where 20 members of congress got up to make direct speeches in support of . holding israel accountable and palestinian rights in in various forms that it never happened before we also are seeing a massive shift among democratic party voters where support for israel is now a partisan issue in a way that it never was before the support for israel is overwhelmingly a republican position among voters you don't see this distinction among members of congress but yo

administration official, the biden presidency has been hijacked by nancy pelosi's far left wing of the democrat party. what they say is true his economic policy right now is breaking his promise not to raise taxes, he's going to raise taxes it's affecting everyday americans at the gas station, grocery store groceries are up over 20% sugar is up over 50% you want to build a house or a

have you and i changed, had the wreck and people or has the democratic party changed. was a pew report out in september and i don't believe they are run by white supremacists but there was a pew report that came out and they pointed out how immigration has utterly changed the demographics, political demographics in this country and the political demographics in this country and are we to believe, stephen miller, the nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and joe biden of the democrats are ignoring this and just acting out of sincerity? is that is what is going on at the border today we have women trying to cross, 38% of whom are raped and kids being stuffed into these buildings despite covid and so forth so what exactly is the democrat party about here? >> well, first of all, you hit on i think the essential issue which is that what we are seeing with the new administration is unprecedented. that word gets thrown around a lot, unprecedented. in this case it is the textbook that sherry definition of unprecedented. i.e., noah megan president, not just in our lifetime but the who

i don't think people should be the visible posters for the democratic party, like nancy pelosi and chucker. i don't think they're good spokesman for the party. they're good inside operators, but i think you should get some of the rural democrats out there putting the lights on and being the headlights for the party. you talk about the insurrection, and this committee that's probably going to be voted down tonight. the special committee to look into january six. part of the message, democrats should be in an advance that was not on our soil, which fewer people lost their lives on january 6th, benghazi, republicans held 33 hearings. we can't have one on a domestic terrorism that cost five americans their lives in the united states. that's a problem. >> both gentlemen agreed to stay with us as we fit in a break. coming up for, us president biden's agenda. up against the republicans, misinformation, conspiracy theories, and the mid term. clockwise some democrats are saying bipartisanship is simply a losing proposition with this crowd. h this crowd. [ suspenseful music ] ♪♪ hey, you wanna get

and they couldn't even get the votes for it, they were called out via member of their own party, this is a democratgo calling out his own party on this issue. >> why are we unable to singularly condemn anti-semitism? why can't we call it anti-semitism and show we've learned the lessons of history? it feels like we are only able to call the use of anti-semitic language by a colleague of ours, any colleague of ours if we are addressing all forms of hatred and it feels like we can say is anti-semitism unless everyone agrees that it anti-semitism, who gets to define what counts as stereotypes and discrimination? >> kayleigh: good for the democrat congressman but here we are two years later and there is silence on this. you have joe biden praising rashida tlaib who made the anti-semitic remark a few years ago, 270 democrats in the house voting against bill to sanction supporters of hamas which is a terrorist organization. where the democrats today? >> they are all over the map on this issue and having some really dangerous real-life consequences as you're seeing. it's such a huge chasm for them and they

we're going to look to the threat is the most of the standard democratic party in authentic opposition party demobilization of their own pace opening the door for electoral triumph of the. power of a republican party that isn't just my grandfather's republican party sort of white nationalist a neo fascist who has been for a while. this happened in 2010 i mean this is the story of george meant in many ways along with the of sort of if the electoral college of your stories of george bush is all and to elections to some extent the story of how that's a big part of the stir that the democrats demobilization want to raise a big part of trump's initial election from 16 it's a part of the tea party midterms in 22 and i think i'm not a prognosticator or or an electoral 538 you know i have my sense is that the experts are giving a very strong chance of the g.o.p. uniting the house and i imagine that could involve some revenge impeachments. you know the the as show deepens you know. and if it could potentially bring a republican back. god forbid maybe even trump himself in 24 unless biden and th