because the democrat party is about the democrat party. not about america. the media are about the democrat party, not about america. and they are all about the american marxist ideologies. they push on us. what about the war on trump? donald trump did not deserve what he got from the democrat party and media and academia, he had not even set foot in the oval office before try were trying to destroy him, and fbi was lying to fisa court, and lying about the dosier, and push by democrat party and hillary clinton and law firms, collusion between american so-called media, and intelligence agency and federal law enforcement. trying to destroy trump presidency, they fear him because he is not one of them, look at conservative talk radio or fox news, look how democrat treat us, and media, we're dig stories all of -- big stories all of the time, they take their words from media matters, a front group for soros and radical left, pushing their agenda. you never see stories like this. about people who work at the nbc cbs, or abc or networks, never. to we live in the un

i think the reason is that democrat party and media are one in the same, democrat party is always driving to reform but to alter our liberty, families, economic system and governing system. right from the beginning, during the civil war, during segregation. never content. the party is always pushing, pushing, pushing. and often pushing illegalities for their power. -- this is all about power for the democrat party. now we debate voting rights. to enshrine the democrat party authority. this is not voting rights. we have a war on free speech going on, why? we don't have a war to spree speech against democrats. it is against anyone that challenges them. no matter their intelligence or expertise, we cannot have a competition of ideas, that is now forbidden, and academic freedom in the colleges and universities? have you seen who the tenured professors are, they are brain washing to hated their own country, what you that serve? the democrat party, they are pushing for fundamental change. what about the indoctrination of our children with critical race theory, that is farrakhan dresses up as sc

as the democratic party. publicans do that all the time . the republicans do it all the timehost: are you still there? caller: the republicans refer to the democratic party as the democrat party and they do that i think as a slur, and insult. our party is the democratic party. even when you lay the quote from bernie sanders, you read the democratic party when it was clearly written as the democratic party. i wanted to say that because that has been bothering me. i really hate it when people to were -- people referred to our party as a democrat party. that is not what we are. host: where asking if you're satisfied are not satisfied with the democratic party. this is fairfax, south dakota. good morning. caller: good morning. from the rushmore stay. i'm not happy at biden. he has gone way too far toward the progressive end. i thought he would be in the middle but he is a burning man. i could never understand trump but both of these guys, trump and biden, they say how great the country is doing and so forth but ca

it's that 2 democrats are completely out of line with the party. basically siding with republican senator cinema was greeted on the floor of the senate shaking hands with republicans. nothing can show who you are more than that. so i think the frustration that democrats like ourselves have right now is that the democratic party is not organized is not focused. it is not strategize, it is not mobilized. and more than anything it seems, appears to be out of touch with the concerns and the pains. ready that every day americans are facing right now. no, most americans are worried about inflation. but i think that is a reflection of other concerns underlying concerns, whether it's children going to school. when we have a pandemic that still exists, whether it's the oma crime, you know, spreading across the country and still sending people to hospitals, whether it's pe being historically low. i mean, we weren't able to pass a $15.00 minimum wage as inflation is, is, is occurring, and, and our record a level right now. so it's, it's the average, the pins o

that is so animating to the democratic party right now. will simon rosenberg president of the new democrat network and know me counts democratic activists in journalists? really, thanks so much for your candor. and for being with us. sure thing. thank you steve . so what's the bottom line? americans are tense right now. they feel that something's not quite right in the country. and like any white house, the biden team is struggling to put initiatives out there on the table that they believe americans want and need only problem is that so far americans aren't buying what biden's selling their 9 months left until the mid term elections that will determine which political party controls the house of representatives and the senate, and right now things don't look so great for the democrats. what to do you asked, a wise man once said that the definition of stupidity is doing the same thing over and over again. and expecting a different result, the president is going to have to change his orientation and get back to winnie by cutting deals within

underreported story of collapse of democratic party. obama focused democratic power under him, siphoned away from the party machine. at same time pull ad more radical coalition they previously had, rejecting labor aspects, some working class aspects. schumer, pelosi were unable because they lack that charisma to hold the party together and they're suffering. joe biden has done his best so far, not a very good job, trying to back the bernie sanders style agenda he is being criticized for right now. this party he came out of the democratic party in was a pretty radical party. candidates going to the far left. everyone side joe biden will the guy that will hold this together. someone who can be a peacemaker between the moderates and hard left of democratic party. turns out like you said, he is too hold. he may have been able to hide during the campaign. he can't hide when he is trying to govern. elizabeth: it is hard to unite this. he is not president, she is not house speaker of the progressive party. it is for the country as a whole, righ

in the democratic party. the problem for the democratic party is a lot of the radical policies more and more alienating for normal americans and so you're right that biden can't really do anything because he's beholden to some of the extremist groups. he may want to divorce from some of the teachers unions because of the problems they caused in virginia. they were responsible of a republican sweep all three state offices, which is amazing for virginia, but they also give $700 million a year to the democratic party in political funding and activism. they're the primary constituent group that our delegates of the democratic convention -- they're the democratic party. even though they're making it hard to get votes from normal americans, there's not that much he could do. they've been beholden to identity politics. there is that kind of racism of identity politics is knock to bees most americans but not in the democratic party so the real problem they're facing is party-wide. >> laura: now, phil, chicago teacher

the way they cover-up for biden, push the marxist or democrat party radical agenda. t democrats are proposing with the vote, that is destroying. there is a ideology that has been in work for decades. public journalism, it means we journalists are citizens too, we have to provide a contact -- context for it. remember dewey, there has to be a social agenda, they love dewey, they talk about dewey, he has a huge influence in journalism schools today and education schools, today, it iss an excuse for advancing the radical agenda. they try to destroy donald trump, they bad mouth his supporters, they tried to destroy ronald reagan, and bad mouthed his supporters, they promote aoc who is really a a nobody who knows nothing. pete: a perfect pseudocongresswoman. mark: she is really irrelevant. you will not find a penny worth of difference between mass media today and vary positions of policies of the spawned marxist movement in america. pete: because they teach public journalism at journalism schools, so what you come out you are trained to say we have to create the context. ma

i should note that the democratic party after senator sinema voted with republicans against that rules change that would have enabled a majority, a simple majority, 51 democrats to pass voting rights legislation this week. they issued a strongly worded statement saying they will meet today. they also floated the possibility of taking a vote of no confidence in the senator, saying that they may support a primary challenger to her in 2024. now, the public version of their meeting is actually set to get underway in the next couple of minutes. there are a lot of members, over 800 in the arizona democratic party, which means we could see on camera a potential vote of no confidence later today. alex. >> okay. this is pretty extraordinary, julie, thank you so much for bringing that to us. with this breaking news we'll like to bring congressman ro khanna, i'm so glad that you're right here. give me your thoughts on what's just happened in the state of arizona relative to senator kyrsten sinema. >> well, it's not surprising. i mean, if you are a democrat and you can't uphold the fundamental rig

california ahead of the vote for that, the leader of the progressive caucus of the california democratic party tells us the group is taking steps to make sure any democratic assembly member who either rejects the proposal or doesn't vote will have their party endorsement taking away before the upcoming election. this vote comes as the party's pre endorsement process begins february 5th, not having the democratic party's endorsement could mean a significant lack of support activism in funding for the assembly members seeking reelection in order to be endorsed by the democratic party delegates in each district have to be in strong agreement about a candidate. the progressive caucus chair and democratic party board executive tells us the caucus has many districts in the state where they have more than 40% of delegates willing to not endorse over the rejection of cal care and then the assembly member ofothe things that ignore. >> the party, more labor, more people vote against us and then still get the endorsement, might find that they have a tough reelection battle ahead of apart. >> we reached o

california ahead of the vote for that, the leader of the progressive caucus of the california democratic party tells us the group is taking steps to make sure any democratic assembly member who either rejects the proposal or doesn't vote will have their party endorsement taking away before the upcoming election. this vote comes as the party's pre endorsement process begins february 5th, not having the democratic party's endorsement could mean a significant lack of support activism in funding for the assembly members seeking reelection in order to be endorsed by the democratic party delegates in each district have to be in strong agreement about a candidate. the progressive caucus chair and democratic party board executive tells us the caucus has many districts in the state where they have more than 40% of delegates willing to not endorse over the rejection of cal care and the assembly member of the things that ignore. >> the party, more labor, more people vote against us and then still get the endorsement, might find that they have a tough reelection battle ahead of them in the top. >> we reac

the arizona democratic party formally censuring senator kyrsten sinema, sinema one of two democratic senators who voted this week to support the filibuster. nbc's vaughn hillyard is following this story for us. vaughn, gif us the back stories to why this happened and what it now means for senator sinema. >> you know, the actual arizona democratic party, alex, they set up this potential vote that happened here just in the last hour, all the way back in october when the full arizona democratic party state committee, this is a group of several hundred local arizona democratic party activists, voted on this particular measure, what that said is if senator sinema were to essentially hold up potential voting rights legislation, that they would then call on the exec exective committee of the arizona democratic committee this january, which is today to vote to censure her. of course what we saw last week was that senator sinema did just that, voting alongside west virginia senator joe manchin to not kill the filibuster in order to pass these key pieces of federal voting rights legislation. o

and they also see kind the internal fights of the democratic party. and this is everything are all that is, but the joe biden is blame for that. maybe unfortunately, so yeah, and if we want to be fair here, i mean biden is phased with a republican party that has obedience to donald trump on it's my not compromise with the democrats on its mind on what you take a listen to what binds said about the g o p. last night. i did not anticipate that there be such a stalwart effort to make sure that the most important thing was that president vine didn't get anything done. think about this. what if publicans for? what are they for? they me, one thing there for, you know, richard joe, by there he sounds as if he didn't reckon with republican blockades while you, i, in is the rest of the world. we reckoned with that bite and came to the white house with the most experience more experience under his belt than any president in modern history. how do you explain this this apparent naivete regarding the republicans? yeah, i think it's navy team really is brent. i th

there will be some tension there as to what parts of the democratic party want. as with other biden judicial nominations so far, the democratic party has kept together in pushing through his judges -- senate democratic party has kept together in pushing through his judges. host: what is your judgment in how quickly the president would like to get a new nominee named and get that nomination through the senate? guest: the reports are that justice breyer says he will stay on the court until the end of his term, which is in june. that gives him a little bit of time to get someone appointed. so, they have up to six months or so to get this done. there were some stories yesterday saying that democrats in the senate want to get a nomination done quickly, using the same timetable the republicans used when they pushed through the nomination of justice barrett to replace ginsberg. there are different issues going on. once the president announces the nomination, it usually takes a while as they look at different candidates and so on. the senate will move pretty quickly. as

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as the democratic party has more and more embraced the radical side of the democratic party, and this is a side that doesn't connect with suburban democrats that doesn't connect with any kind of mainstream america. more and more independent voters and actually more and more moderate democrat are moving over to the republican side. listen, democrat, being a democrat or republican, there's not a blood type of something you can change, and many people are changing it. they move the republican part of the libertarian part of that move to other parties that don't have this addiction to victim hood, that is become the defining view of the current democratic party. what house spokeswoman jump, saki was neutral step of criticizing the governor's decision. the scrap mos mandates for schools. what do you think of that is the white house here? perhaps i was stepping forward. he my meddling in a state of f. i mean it's not, it's not really a federal issue. i mean, i'm a math mandate. the state level math command, it has really nothing to do with the federal government. i mean, of course the presi

weight other than a slap on the wrist and a statement that was quite explicit from theation democratic partyn ruben gallego openly talking about primarying her in 2024. this leaves open the door to the party here, potentially over the next year or two, to come out and directly say that they will not back her re-election campaign which would be a step beyond what happened here today in the decision to censure her. you know, she's served for three years in the u.s. senate, and really this was a build-up here. essentially this was ultimately the decision to not carve out this exemption in the filibuster in order to pass these major pieces of federal voting rights reforms here was sort of the last straw. this was a democratic party in arizona that had felt like they had been the ones on the front line over the last really dozen-plus years to get kyrsten sinema up to the point in which she become the u.s. senator and ultimately when it came down to it she neglected and failed to uphold the obligations that democrats feel like she had as a representative of the state of arizona at this time. >> va

sinema did support the underlying legislation. >> the arizona democratic party is of the people. because they're furious that their senator, who is a democrat, i think that that is legitimate. >> i think what the arizona democrats did was exactly right. >> i think what the arizona state party is saying is that kyrsten sinema no longer reflects our values. >> outfront now, raquel terron, the chair of the arizona democratic party which just censured senator sinema and is also a state senator. i really appreciate your time. i know your organization, you know, you thought through this and you felt that senator sinema, quote, had a failure to do whatever it takes to ensure the health of our democracy. you heard congressman ro khanna there just say that she, quote, no longer reflects our values. but i have to ask you, you know, her voting record overall in line with president biden is 97.5% according to 538. your other democratic senator is 97.6%. why did she deserve censure? >> you know, last fall our state committee members passed a resolution to outline the potential action to be ta

party, too. if the democrats follow his advice, they will be a stronger party for it.things i worry about in political and cultural wars in this country is not that once i defeats the other, but both sides get infected by the same syndrome, masquerading as though they disagree with each other but actually joining the church of whining under a different name. we used to be a nation of underdogs. a time the democratic party has been the party of the underdogs and it's true right now, but republican party is the party of the underdogs. but we need to be careful not to morph into a system where we have two parties, both parties rather than a nation of underdogs left in the end. that's an important cultural point that centrist democrats like james carville and i hope sensible voices in the other party can align on, not playing the victim olympics with each other but ultimately, actually, comparing our respective accomplishments. >> harris: i think we should have a mascot gift on the show. like i would hand you a little fake gold and mike. >> vivek: i would take that, so tha

those are areas that are almost exclusively democrat hello areas there in the densely populated urban areas where the local parties have power control over that . so i have to ask a democrats, why is it that your fellow democrats seem to have problems? voting and don't try to status because they cannot, you know, voter id, it's ridiculous because you're trying to press for people to have a vaccine id. if you think they can get a vaccine id but they can't get a voter. i'd be, i think there are some, there is some conflict there, right? i mean, how is it they can get one, but they can't get another and you're trying to impress. people say you can't go to stores, you can't go to restaurants without a vaccine id. but then you're saying, oh it's, it's a press of the try to say that you can't book without proving your identity. this is the ridiculousness of dealing with the modern left in a democratic party. and just one of the thing with what's going on from a part of the problems that president bite has right now in his own party is he's very unpopular and the only person less pop losing him is as vice president and p

, the democratic party, the popularity is at 33%. for the republican party, it is 34%. but what's interesting is for the democrats, it has been trending down since april -- since october 2020. for republicans it has been kind of flat. and so that plays into also, ali, i think -- >> the enthusiasm. >> -- the enthusiasm, but the conversation about who could or could possibly not be in control of the house come november. >> jonathan, i want to ask you about something. we're both heartened by the idea that democracy, voter integrity is a big deal. however, the economy is still -- and almost always the economy takes the top spot. on one hand, inflation is absolutely very real and it is something this administration needs to deal with. on the other hand, there are a host of economic successes that for whatever reason are not registering with most people. >> right. i mean, stock market is high, wages are up, unemployment is down, there is all sorts of good economic news. but this probably, ali, gets to just how is that being communicated to

arizona's democratic party leaders coming together in a unanimous vote siting the senator's voice to protect the filibuster over her constituents' right to vote. congressional democrats reacting. >> if you are a democrat and you can't uphold the fundamental right to vote for all citizens, regardless of race, then there's a problem. >> arizona's party chairwoman will join us and break down what went into that decision. plus, just hours from now, these streets are going to look a lot more crowded, with up to 20,000 people marching against vaccine mandates at our nation's capital. police are warning it could be a target for far-right extremists with groups like the proud boys promoting the protest on social media. >>> good morning, everybody. it is sunday, january 23rd. we've got a team of reporters and analysts following the latest this morning from washington, d.c. to tampa, to overseas. this morning we are following breaking developments on the escalating crisis in ukraine. the british government now accusing the kremlin of scheming to install a pro-russian leader in kyiv. russia is d

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you are a lawyer who represents the democratic party. you are a democratic. n't think you make any bones about that. that's the party you are loyal to to. this legislation was writ bin democrats so that they have a better chance of getting elected and now along simple party lines they want to force it on america so that they could increase their chances of being re-elected. what do you say to that? >> yeah, so, look, i think this is a place where the media, your show notwithstanding, has a lot of work to do because the fact is the goalposts have moved. in 2006, voting rights, the reauthorization of the voting rights act was passed 98-0 in the senator. walmart and the business roundtable push for the passage. it was signed into law by a republican conservative president. what has changed is not the democratic party. what has changed is not the lawyers like me are somehow advancing, you know, pro-democratic party legislation. what's changed is the republican party. there was not a single vote in the house of representatives, not liz cheney, adam kinzinger, no on

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, that voting rights is not a secondary issue consideration to the base of the democratic partyact a first and foremost issue consideration. if you're not paying attention to the issues, and following along with the issues, a lot of democrats ran on the ideal they would do something about voting rights. you should not be surprised if you block voting rights from happening in their eyes. i'm not being one-sided about it. you're the reason it isn't happening. you shouldn't be surprise that had they'll challenge in the primary. that's how it is supposed to work. i have to go back to one thing. i was not trying to be partisan in this conversation. but the republicans do have to in fact run on something, right? and all the bad things about biden and the economy and all these things. >> do you? that's funny you say that. cornell though, i wonder, that is sort of the question i have here in our politics right now. if you're the out party, voters are not punishing you for not running on something. >> and if we -- that's quite frankly, we have allowed it. nbc was reporting on this earlie

a couple of weeks later the headquarters of the harris county democratic party were vandalized, spraywas smashed and it was because of that attack that the travis county democrats installed a new security system at their headquarters which is how we got this footage. we covered this incident at the time last fall. this was the early hours of september 29th last year. a man was caught on that new security video system breaking the glass door of the headquarters for the travis county, texas, democratic party in austin. he dropped in what appeared to be a molotov cocktail through the broken glass. it started to smoke. a few minutes later he came back, tried to throw in a firework that set off an explosion. he left a threatening note which basically said that democrats could have all the blue states but, quote, one thing you can't have is texas. quote, consider this a light warning. a few days later, a few days after we featured that footage here, a suspect was arrested on federal arson charges. the man has been out on $2,500 bond with an ankle monitor since shortly after that arrest. his

we do not see this very often at all from ski democratic parties about an incumbent -- it is somethinging at the public in party politics recently particular in this cosmetic era of the republican party becoming the trump party and trump's takeover has led to many attempts to exile republicans who don't pledge full field to him. so we've seen a lot of this in the republican side, democrats rarely if ever take this kind of action against an end -- well now tonight there's something new tonight we can report exclusively that one of the nation's largest and most effective elect enough grassroots organization, virgo latinos, adding advertising campaign to unseat sinema and get her out of the united states senate. they've launched a website called audio's cinema dot org. senator sinema is not up for reelection for another two years there's still another midterm election for people can cast a ballot against her. but arizona democrats and natural progressive groups and now this very influential latino voters group they are preparing for that fight. i did not expect it to go that direction. bu

we do not see this very often at all from state democratic parties about an incumbent democratic member of congress, let alone the united states senate. it is something we're used to seeing in republican party politics recently particularly in the era of the republican party becoming the trump party and trump's takeover has led to many attempts to exile republicans who don't pledge full fealty to him, so we have seen a lot of this on the republican side. democrats rarely if ever take this kind of an action, this kind of action against an incumbent. well, now tonight there's something new. tonight, we can report exclusively that one of the nation's largest and most effective latino grass roots organizations, is announcing a big ad campaign to unseat kyrsten sinema in her next primary and get her out of the united states senate. it launched a new web site, it's called adios sinema.org. senator sinema is not up for re-election for another two years. there is an entire midterm election before voters get a chance to cast a ballot against her. but arizona democrats and national progressive gr

and about what the democratic party stands for. and i hope to draw a clear contrast with the republican party and point out all the things they're trying to fight against by way of these cases coming up in front of the supreme court. so they are already organizing on the ground and a lot of them have already been planning for abortion and reproductive rights to be an issue in the midterms. they've seen the policy changing on this. you will remember that voters started ranking the supreme court as one of their top issues in this brett kavanaugh fight. >> a good reminder, because for a long time it was republicans who always ranked supreme court as a big issue, unlike democrats. that's changed. they'll, this is all happening as the white house grapples with domestic and international changes, from the pandemic to inflation to ukraine. and we are in a mid term year. is this opening on the court something of a lifeline for the white house? and for the democratic party? how much do you think the white house is going to lean into it? how

democratic power. but one place they're holding up okay is which party should hold congress. basically a dead heat, but democrats would tell you they should be up four or five due to redistricting in order to actually hold the house here, so that puts it in the middle. but as you can see, two of our three most important indexes is sitting in shelacking territory right now. this is a dangerous place for the president to be at the one-year mark of his presidency. >> the whole world is just a mess. >> with the coming midterms likely a referendum on president biden, voters are in a sour mood. this week i traveled to georgia, the state that clinched control for democrats. >> i think we're in a divide. >> we're kind of in a dipping point of polarization. >> i just wish we could shut up and agree and listen to each other. >> voters used the words divided, negative, lost, bad and downhill. >> i think we all just want to live that american dream. >> i know there is a lot of frustration and fatigue in this country. we know why. covid-19. >> in a news conference on wednesday, president b

party. and we talk about why things never get done. the minute democrats took over a lot of stop that was in the works that were, was really what popular measures among the people who scription draw cause, ah, you know, lies are coming to wanted to work with president trump on that. but nancy paul, as you put the kibosh on it, because you can't give the president a political win. so we went back then, you know, we went back to what happened under obama, which was this breakdown of communication between the white house and the legislature. and that leads the president to get frustrated and they start rolling by for yacht and every time a new president comes in they can take their pan and white their agenda away. so i, you know, this is, it's really not by it's, it's the problem isn't bipartisanship insistence, extreme power politics. ah, yeah. i think it's cute for people to say both sides play, but i would argue one side started it. i mean, but the democrats started it. they did, i'm, let's play, well, let's be real. i mean there's history in, there's been

press," sir. >> good to be with you. >> give me your take on why the president and the democratic political party are in a precarious position at the second year of the presidency? >> i'll tell you why. i think the president and the democratic congress started off very, very strongly. they looked at the economic congress that was caused by covid. we set up strongly and we passed the american rescue plan, which did an enormous amount in revitalizing our economying put money into the havens of working people and money into hospitals and health care, and lowered childhood poverty by 40% by putting direct payments into the hands of working class payments all over this country, we were off to a great start and we passed along the way the strongest infrastructure bill that has been passed since dwight d. eisenhower in order to rebuild our crumbling roads and bridges and water systems and expand broadband and expand many good-paying jobs and we were off to a good start and i will tell you exactly what happened, 50 members of the republican party decided they were going to be obstructionists, that they w

so that's precisely what the democratic party is doing. they are telling us the civil rights movement never happened. it's still 1951 in birmingham and you, my friend are bull connor. shot up andd obey racists. he's never been subtle so joe biden today came out and set it. watch. >> do you want to be on the side of john lewis or conner? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? this is the moment to decide, to defend our elections, to defend our democracy. >> tucker: bull connor, everyone is thinking, football player, who is that? but jefferson davis, really? so if you oppose an unconstitutional power grab by corrupt politicians in their 80's, you are the leader of a confederacy you're a foreign combatant. that's what he says. that's how important it is to keep the democratic party in power forever. here's joe biden today. >> we must find a way to pass these voting rights bill. let the majority prevail. and if that bear minimum is blocked we have no option but to change the senate rules including getting rid of t

i'm here to tell you unless we stop democrat party and america marxist movement.y change will be change worse not better. look at this january 6 event. look how the washington establishment. media, democrat party, democrats in congress, academia and all joined the same organizations same people that pushed russia collusion, the same people that rushed impeachment and coops and trying to delegitimize the former president, president trump, trying to destroy his presidency. now they tell us that january 6 is the greatest threat. and was the greatest threat to america since civil war, that is a lie, greatest threat to america is democrat party whether slavery or segregation or jim crow or american marxism. they want to destroy our electoral system, as i speak the border is wide open. that is greatest threat to young people not covid. they have destroyed nation's finances, they want to eliminate capitalist system and replace it is a socialist system and centralize government. whole focus of the revolution of declaration on on the bill of rights, the rights of the indiv

but he did have sexual relations with a chinese spy in the democratic party and that qualifies you tonce committee. eric swalwell knows he is a fraud, a complete fraud serving on intel committee. he knows that is not a real qualification. so internally he's agitated, always upset. recently he's been more upset than ever. last night, eric swalwell made one of the most dire predictions we have ever heard. listen to this. >> i'm worried if republicans win in the midterm elections that voting as we know it in this country will be gone.n' this is not only the most important election, if we don't get it right it could be the last election because they are putting in place a way to make sure that donald trump wins. >> tucker: senator josh hawley is one of the diabolical people trying to end democracy. he's just a senator from missouri, unusual smart one and we are happy to have him on tonight. great to see you. assess if you with this concern, this fever dream of the boyfriend of the chinese spy to end all elections. are you trying to do that? >> no but i don't think i will take advice or co