i am a democrat and strong supporter of the democratic party. i would like the democrats and republicans to work together and stop this nonsense. i do not like former president and i do not like our governor ron desantis. it is causing friction and hatred and not working together for the people. i mean, how can we work together? how can you fix that? host: senator heitkamp, if you focus on the senate and how it may be different in terms of working together than when you were there. guest: i think it is a continuation of the same erosion. what i would tell you is that the quest for political power has eclipsed the responsibility that civic leaders have for actually getting the work in the senate done. i think we can't forget that there were a number of senate republicans who voted for the infrastructure package. there were a number of house republicans who voted for the infrastructure package and promptly got death threats from the or right and extreme members of the republican party. we have to have statesmen and states women get elected. people

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

but democratic party is the oldest party it's extremely divided recently, the seventh democratic party was the party of slaveholding, not a lot of common interest with northern party. after the civil war, it's still distinctly southern and very distinct from the northern democratic party. the seven democratic party is anglo, not yankee but anglo native, they can claim to be true american but the northern democratic party in urban democratic party is heavily immigrants are tends to be referred to more by the term tammany hall the democratic party but this political club in new york controls the new york city politics, late 19th century in the middle of the 20th century and the image you have here, very much an image of tammany hall, it suggests corruption. from the perspective of the first political culture, that's what it, we're going to go over some of the history of the most relevant history of tammany hall in the middle of the 20th century and after that, we will look at selections to give you the response from within the second political culture. looking from the outside, this is a

the democrat party was the party of jury room crow. of that, period. the democrat party has a hostility towards americanism. private property rights. wealth creation. opportunity. and all the great things that we have in this country. now it's the home of american marxism. phoney climate change and the green new deal. whether it's critical race thierpy being pushed on our -- little kids. we must be resolute. this is one battle and one victory. they are trying to devour the culture and we are trying to take it back. see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." . >> . steve: good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution". this is our this is the home of positive populism, pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. just it was amazing. i didn't feel good just to feel that after months of endless negativity and failure and competence and chaos and afghanistan lockdowns mandates, lectures, climate, cae world is about to end. america's racist you are racist. everyone is racist.

places where the democratic party is driving states with democratic governors. why is there emphasis on getting them to explain to us why they don't want to help with daycare cost? why they don't want to help with housing cost? we are so focused on turning our ammunition on each other that we have forgotten that is not the opposition. the opposition is the republican party and the stakes are high not just for an economic agenda. the stakes are incredibly high and people who know me know that in 2020 we basically escaped an erosion, almost permanent erosion, of our democracy. if we want to go back to the era of the four years where autocracy was on the table, let's keep fighting among democrats. let's start talking about what the other side does not stand for, with the other side is not doing, and let's quit focusing on each other. host: our line for rural residents (202)-748-8000. let's get to calls. toledo, ohio and diane is on the line. good morning. caller: good morning, senator heitkamp. i saw your lively debate with chris christie this week with whoever and

the southern democratic party up until the civil war was the party of slave holding. not a whole lot of common interest with the northern party. after the civil war, it's not slave holding anymore but it is still distinctly southern and very, very distinct from the northern democratic party. the southern democratic party is very anglo, not yankee but certainly anglo, they can claim to be true americans. the urban democratic party is heavily immigrant and tends to be referred to more by the term tammany hall, a political club within the democratic party, rather than 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 about the middle of the 20th century. and the image that you have here, which is very much an image of tammany hall, certainly suggests evil and corruption. again, from nast's perspective, from the perspective of that first political culture, that is what tammany is, political evil and corruption. the reading that you have for today, however, plunkett of tammany hall, g

the most radical wing of democrat party controls the democrat party. >> they do, they don't even considerrats, they are socialist democrats, but they are those growing within the democratic party, they want to transform america. bernie sanders is budget chair in senate. he is writing the rules on reconciliation, that is what they fight for, that is the wake-up call tuesday, across the nation, but when is interesting here that you have to look at, think of all of the glass ceilings that republicans broke in the last election, not just election of governor. the first woman. minority woman, lieutenant governor, and race in texas, 73% hispanic, a seat biden carried by 13 points, republican won. this movement and change in shift in the vote, is more than 14 point, did democrat that gets behind socialist wing, they have a seat that biden wound by 16 or less they are now competitive, we can make a change in course of history one year from now we don't go down the path of socialism and wake up the rest of nation as well, i cannot thank the grassroots enough for the work they are doing, you look a

host: you said the democratic party is not the party of john f. kennedy anymore.s the republican party the party of dwight eisenhower? caller: not necessarily. dwight eisenhower was for a strong national defense. democrats -- we do not have a strong national defense, we do not have a country, particularly with the rise of china. i think aoc and these far left democrats, progressives, whatever you want to call them, have taken over the democrat party. host: ruth in florida. following up on dwight eisenhower and that c-span survey of presidential scholars and historians, ranked fifth overall in the latest survey. he was ranked fifth in the 2017 survey, eighth in 2009, and ninth in 2000. again, c-span doing this survey after a president will leave office, our latest one coming out earlier this year. jean in michigan, why are you a democrat? caller: i was raised in a democratic household them about what i looked at as i got older, especially as i became interested at the time of jfk, i looked at the policies. to me, democrats follow the teachings of jesus and republic

i talked to somebody who was, it was the very high level up in a democratic party in a southern state and said, if democrats aren't scared to death by what just happened in virginia and don't pivot, they're going to be in huge trouble in the mid term elections, and my guess my question is might that not be good for joe by might be ok to wash away that 5050 and get into a losing hand with the senator of the house and then be able to, you know, justify negotiating in the middle. david it might be, i think he's going to get to have that experience just whether he wants it or not. mid term elections 1st or midterms, are generally bad presidents of and i don't see any reason to think that won't be the case for biden as well. but it's never too late or too early for presidents to, to pivot and change their, their messaging. and you know, my advice for what it's worth is twofold. one, it's all about the pandemic. i wrote this went by and was elected again when he was inaugurated. he, the public will judge him based on whether our lives get back to normal. and yes, he said some headwinds with

and so therefore, he became a victim of the democratic party and the dysfunction and washington, which as you know, it's about far from virginia. right. and suddenly it started to look like, hey, democrats can govern, they can't make things happen. and terry suffered for and the, the worst part about it. he didn't have anything to say. you didn't have any, you didn't have a victory to show from the democratic party. you didn't really have a vision either. and glen johnson, frankly, was a strong candidate for the republic, really was so they were lucky in that sense. he seized on education, which after you know, years a school closing due to co bed, a lot of parents frustrated feeling like they're not being heard. he was able to work on those sort of like pocketbook issues and just day to day local state issues that people really need, especially now that they're not feeling much trust from the broader government. david, one of the things you try, one of the things that i found interesting is that joe biden and brock obama went to virginia and campaign for terry mcauliffe. a donald trum

they're trying to divide the democratic party, democrats in washington, d.c.nfrastructure bill, we passed the build back better bill and the house democratic caucus did that. so what we need to do, though, one thing that i think is crucial, i completely agree with max, we need to be talking to americans on the work that we're doing and meet them where they're at. but we have to focus on passing the freedom to vote act. we are not going to have fair and free elections when we have close to 400 bills, anti-voting bills, voter suppression bills passed all over the country by republicans, and state legislatures. we need to make sure that we have fair and free elections. they are right now controlling the message, we can't allow republicans to dictate the brand of the democratic party. that's exactly what they did here in florida. having a d next to your name became toxic. so those are issues that we have to focus on. freedom to vote act, make sure we take away these voter suppression laws that republicans are setting up in order to win in 2022. our message won't m

it's not the democratic party of old. every person who voted democrat in the past your party was taken over. like the night of the living dead. the party was taken over by crazy socialists and joe biden is aware enough of what is going on to be cu lpable. and who would have thought that sending the fbi on moms and dads would not be a game winner. garland sicked the fbi on moms and dads and america said no. i don't see how joe biden and the democratic party can get out of this. >> sean: there is not a way out. >> once people realize who joe biden really is -- then they can never unsee that. once you know what sort of a person he is, you will never trust him again. you don't believe he is honest and you will never vote for him or anything associated with him again. >> sean: thank you. we turn to another radical biden policy. the vaccine mandate starting on january 4. lawsuits are pouring if and one challenge by south carolina. joining us is the governor of south dakota. we have pelosi and fauci -- and joe biden and all of t

the democratic party and president joe biden got a major reality check last week after local elections across the country. the democrats was several key races, particularly the governor's mansion and virginia, indicating an end to the blue wave if there ever really was one after last year's presidential vote. biden got a key part of his agenda, a massive spending package to fix america's infrastructure passed at the end of the week. but it was too late to help his party in the elections that popular bipartisan infrastructure bill. well, it was held hostage by the far left of his own democratic party. now the 2nd part of his agenda, or should we say his legacy? the one that includes is big plans for society and the environment called build back better remain stuck in congress, a victim of democratic inviting between progressives and conservatives. when republican slipped the state of virginia, they gave a hint of what could happen in next year's mid term election when the entire house of representatives and one 3rd of the united states senate are up for grabs. the recipe seems to be, ke

are some democrats overreaching, making mistakes on some of these issues? look, every partye? sure. so you totally disavow and disassociate yourself from the word �*socialism�*? yes. because you know that some of the most influential young progressives in the congress, colleagues of yours, like alexandria 0casio—cortez, they are happy to be described as socialists. it�*s a free country. everyone has the right to self—definition. but my point is that that aoc — as i�*m going to call her — you know, she is perhaps the most influential young democrat in the nation today. she is what the republicans want to define as the archetypal young democrat. i suspect that those who call themselves socialists in the united states draw inspiration from social democracies in western europe, in scandinavia, but those countries think of themselves as fundamentally capitalists, not socialists. the difference between those countries and us is that we are exceptionally cruel to our own people. we�*re the only country in the industrialised world that has no comprehensive social safety net, and we

again, this is democratic party headquarters, in austin texas.s you see there from the interior camera, the man we goes into the night. we covered the story, right after it happened, we showed some of that surveillance of the man being caught a few minutes later. and the democrat told investigators that in addition to the explosion, in addition to the fireworks, and the cocktail, the man left them a threatening, very political note. leaving no doubt a select of what the motive. what saying that the explosion that he set off was a warning shot and this kind of thing would happen again if democrats continue to with do democratic party stuff. if they continue to, run for office and support candidates for office. we a few days later, a suspect was arrested, he is currently facing the charges, and also federal charges in connection with these fire bombings in the headquarters in austin. well, tonight here is your unexpected update on that story. the man is now out of jail. he has been released on 2500 dollar bonds? 20 $500. he does have an ankle brace

so i would consider that a net benefit to the democratic party. lled kevin drum, who is a sort of leftist journalist and commentator and writer. and he says considering where the democrats are today, he says, "we've ended up in a situation where white liberals "are often more left wing than black and hispanic democrats "on pretty much every issue — taxes, health care, policing, "even on some racial issues." is there some truth in that? there is truth. weird, isn't it? it is certainly true that the progressive activists, the white progressive activists who have agenda—setting power in the democratic party are often unrepresentative not only of swing voters, but also rank and file democrats of colour. some people listening to this, i dare say some self—styled progressives in the united states who are big fans of aoc and the squad, they might say, "i'm really disappointed with ritchie torres. "he just sounds like another mainstream centrist democrat "who is going to let us down "when it comes to fighting for radical change in america." well, look, i'm

party. a lot of independents have moved toward you, even democrats.ir children and quality education ahead of this bizarre andsi wicked ideology. yet terry mccauliffe denies it is takes place, we know it is. it bringing in a conga line of individuals who are quite radical. support critical race theory. what do you make of this. >> it is the clear playbook that terry mccauliffe wrote. he really is the godfather of modern day progressive democratic party, he needs to take spotlight off his failed gubernatorial career, he does not have a plan for virginia, all virginians know it, he is deflecting attention are away from him. anyone that has failed as democrat, has been invited to come in and campaign for terry mccauliffe, virginians know it is asia -- charade, we're on a 10 day bus tour. we're seeing thousands of virginians come together, say, glenn we're for things you stand for, low taxes, best tools, great jobs, and safe community, we seeing independent voters vote with their feet, the minority community come strong with us, we were endorsed by hamilt

again, this is democratic party headquarters in austin, texas.h the fire burning as you see there from the interior camera, the man flees into the night. we covered this story after it happened, you might remember. we showed some of that surveillance footage. the man was caught soon thereafter. the travis county democrats told investigators that in addition to the explosion, in addition to the fireworks and molotov cocktail and the rest of it, the man left a threatening, very political note, leaving no doubt as to what the motive was. he said the explosion he set off was essentially a warning shot and this would happen again if democrats continued to do democratic party stuff, if they continued to, you know, run for office and support candidates for office in texas. a few days later a suspect was arrested, and he is currently facing state charges and also federal charges in connection with this firebombing of the democratic party headquarters in austin. well, tonight here's your unexpected update on that story. the man is now out of jail. he has

party of old? where are the moderate democrats? he crazies dominating the entire party? >> the democrats have lost touch with reality. they live in their bubble. they are funded by hollywood, silicone valley and wall street and the lobbyisties in washington. they are leaning left. but the heart of the democratic party bernie sanders. he really is president. i don't know if people understand that. he just doesn't have to show up. >> sean: joe didn't know we were paying $450,000 to illegal immigrants who don't respect our borders and senator. -- sovereignty. he told our own peter doocy stop talking about. >> there is a reason he likes ice cream. he never has to worry about getting a brain freeze. >> sean: [laughing]. your daughter will be a better governor but not a better stand up comic. appreciate both of you being with us. up next shocking new report about zero experience hunter biden. are the bidens compromised my china and russia and a big announcement about this show straight ahead. - [narrator] modern life, different schedules,

the democratic party of 2 page county immediately several times with mary landscape. once we became aware of her colors and reprehensible posts, she does not speak for us and we quickly reject her statements about the tragic events that occurred yesterday and walk asia. we as a party denounced violence of any kind. now lazansky has since deleted and removes her comments from social media. however, screenshots are being circulated and the outrage still persists. this indicates how deeply the united states is divided and how much the kyle rittenhouse trial seems to have highlighted a real gap among the u. s. public and how they assess events. all right, are to kill him off and seeing across the story for us in the united states. right now, switching gears now, a 4th wave of coven battering europe. you states are reintroducing extremely tough restrictions with blanket curfews and segregation for the unvaccinated. the dutch leader has branded those protesting against the move idiots and excel as prime minister and as a liberal. i will always defend the right to demonstrat

we as a party, denounce the violence of any kind, but the democratic parties reaction didn't seem to appease americans. she only said out loud what you're all thinking. you all have 0 shame. your party is morally bankrupt. good luck in 2022. but she spoke for you before you several days. shame on democrats who promot criminality and division. now this brings to the front, how much the written house trial highlighted disagreements between the 2 sides in us politics and the fact that it hernandez, tragedy took place. yet these comments were made in the aftermath shows how incidents like this are being used to fuel internal conflicts in the united states . there is a very big gap among the us public. no question about it. with a 4th wave of coven battering europe, you states are re introducing extremely tough restrictions with blanket curfews and segregation for the vaccinated. the dutch leader has branded those protesting against the move it. it's an exhaust alternate as prime minister and as a liberal, i will always defend the right to demonstrate in this country that is part of our de

and joe biden will be trading higher and the democratic party will be trading higher. >> i think the party has to take inventory right now. they spent the last year arguing, what do you want? what do you believe? what's number one? again, covid is a part of this. delta variant was a part of it. now you have to take a step back and say, wait a minute, what can we deliver that the people want? we can't say it, and this is what you should want. this is what we think is good for you. and that's where terry mcauliffe got in trouble saying, you know, oh, i know you shouldn't be involved in your kid's education or whatever that misstep was. but instead saying this is -- we have a couple of things that we think is going to help your life, whether it's family and medical leave, or changes in medicare. focus on these things that affect people when they feel bad, because inflation is bad. and they go to the grocery store, the prices are high. they don't like it. they're not earning what they think they should be earning. they discovered during covid they didn't like their jobs very much. so ther

what you see is every part of the democratic party lost. whether it is progressives in seattle who really got hit hard in a variety of races, whether it is democratic normally -- nominee using to an incumbent write in candidate for buffalo, you are seeing purposes it badly. in other places, using centrists and moderates hit badly. it tells you that it is not one shift or another within the democratic party, or a shift in one direction or another is the effective path forward. the effective path forward is simple. talk to voters. understand what their concerns are and craft policy ideas that meet those voters where they sit. simply going out with a laundry list of national talking points is not going to matter in the sixth congressional district of tennessee. what matters is understanding what the voters in the sixth congressional district of tennessee care about. this is not rocket science. yes, the democratic brand was badly damaged over the past year and, as chris pointed out, gridlock does not help that. gridlock in the house clearly brok

and i don't understand why the democratic party cannot talk about that. and i don't know while we keep trying to make the pandemic and people leaving jobs. ah, a democratic or republican issue in a global pandemic in all of the countries around the world every once, not working, women not working names, not working. and i don't understand how we have become so polarized that america, that we have blamed this on a friday instead of blaming on a pandemic. that probably wouldn't. then it's friday, it had the president who at that time, who i was gonna try. and now this will incompetent only ish in christopher. yeah. well hey, i want to go to, i want to talk about florida. the free state of florida here. yeah, i mean, is it from florida to done pretty well and their kids were in school almost all the time. i mean there are comparisons within the united states. go ahead christopher. yeah, i mean florida is, is that what exactly is it more frequent sample of that we did not have those meconium ah, shutdowns here and they kept talking about old. the numbers are g

and i don't understand why the democratic party can not talk about that. and i don't know while we keep trying to make the pandemic and people leaving jobs. ah, a democratic or republican issue in a global pandemic in all of the countries around the world. everyone's not working, women, not working names, not working. and i don't understand how we have become so po, arrive, amanda, that we have blamed this on a part instead of blaming on a pandemic. their problem when dan is friday, did happen. revenue. who at that time, who i'm gonna try and now this will incompetent only ish ebitda christopher? yeah. well hey, i want to go to, i want to talked about florida, the free state of florida here. yeah, i mean, is it from florida to done pretty well and their kids were in school almost all the time. i mean there are comparisons within the united states. go ahead, christopher. yeah, i mean, lorna is, is a way that is a more frequent sample of that. we did not have those marconi and i shut down here and they kept talking about old. the numbers are going to look at

democrat party em-- embraces but celebrates and promotes it.we come back glenn youngkin. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. mark: welcome back america, honor to have glenn youngkin on the program. republican candidate for governor of virginia, glenn youngkin, a question, why did you decide to run for governor? you were doing fine in private sector, you have never run for public office in your life, terry mccauliffe has spent most of his life as a career politician. >> i want to thank you for letting me join you, i am a fan. summer before last in 2020, i was busy coleading carlyle, it was my dream job . but i fell virginia was reading in the wrong direct, republican party in virginia failed to win a statewide election since 2009. if we can't win, we end up with single party rule, that is taking virgi

and the media at large are afraid that people like me, someone who left the democratic party innald trump in large part i was part of a game the democrats play all the time. you play an entire montage of the for-profit race hustling industry it wasn't just that people are liberal white friends out there doing it, if you listen to the actual president of the naacp he compared the rittenhouse trial and said the tilt trial was actually worse than the rittenhouse trial. this is what the for-profit race industry does. we know the horrors of our country, yes we are dealing with racism but the thing is we have come so far and with the democratic party in the media narrative want to keep the narrative of victor and victim. that's where they want to keep black people at the bottom end of the scale to make us constantly feel were in a state of oppression against the evil white men around the corner ready to do dirty justice. it's not just white people this is actually reserved for white conservative. not there white liberal friends like joe biden telling black people that unless she suppo

i am a democrat and strong supporter of the democratic party. the democrats and republicans to work together and stop this nonsense. i do not like former president and i do not like our governor ron desantis. it is causing friction and hatred and not working together for the people. i mean, how can we work together? how can you fix that? host: senator heitkamp, if you focus on the senate and how it may be different in terms of working together than when you were there. guest: i think it is a continuation of the same erosion. what i would tell you is that the quest for political power has eclipsed the responsibility that civic leaders have for actually getting the work in the senate done. i think we can't forget that there were a number of senate republicans who voted for the infrastructure package. there were a number of house republicans who voted for the infrastructure package and promptly got death threats from the or right and extreme members of the republican party. we have to have statesmen and states women get elected. people who want to