i'll put it right down to the democrat party the upper escalon to the democratic party. not the ranking five people that vote for the democrat not a whole lot of the people. that i elected by democratic party because you know why a lot of these people are in districts where the democratic party has so much control that in order for them to win. they have to run as a democrat. so before they can do some good and they have told me and they told you man, i support a lot of what you talking about, but right i can't run as republican conservative in my district. help me change it. i've had so many of them sickness help me change if you can get my people support school choice. i'll vote for it. but right now. have my money comes from the teachers unions. if i go out to school choice, i'm done. they're just gonna bring somebody else in. at least i'm doing a little bit of good right now. so who controls the democrat party planned parenthood? the atheist from george soros on down the the people that want to open borders the people that love the drug trade the people i love the sex

>> the democratic party in florida is in my view one of the worst state organizations in the democratic new york being a close second. >> explain. >> it's just a -- instinctively centrist. it's running, again i, was describing earlier how our politics are fundamentally changing. their idea of running against a hard right republican incumbent for the governor was to nominate a former republican. to sort of say, will be the nice republicans. we know from, we run the trump experiment over and over again at this point. when you give voters a choice between a really hard lined red meat trump figure, and, you know, a john kasich or a charlie crisp. they'll go for the real thing. every time. they need my view to run very confidently against the color earlier was saying. the republican party does support sedition. january 6th was an act of, a coup attempt. they heard democrats need to get in front of that message. >> let's go to tyler in griffin, georgia. republican. >> yes ma'am, good morning. i would like to point out that the democratic collar that wants to weigh on crisis, schools, abortion

i will not come to the congress because it is a liberal-democratic party. e re-registration. uh, a certain algorithm of the president's actions was developed. eh, experts, as always, consulted offered me e. well, i can, all the same, i won’t stay in the party and didn’t need to, well, communists, liberals are a white stream. i would also definitely visit these large associations, i think, well, you won’t come to the kids yet to be offended for the president, but all the children have the same fingers on one hand, so we developed such an algorithm, when you shake everything, parties form during registration and we have me let's gather in such a hall, if you want, we can reduce it. i think less and discuss some of the problems of party building already with the leaders and leadership of the party. this was the algorithm, so i was not present and the belarusians, uh, or whatever you call them now? well, it probably won't be right if i come to the liberal democrats, but i didn't. eh, to white russia, so here he sits. he tortured me afterwards. in general, he wil

the democratic party. and here i mean, this is kind of weird because as ex-presidents, when they lose, when whatever term limited always have kind of an odd relationship with their sometimes they are kind of elder states persons of their parties. but also it's, you know, their time done. and sometimes it's time to let other other people lead. but carter influenced trajectory of the democratic party in addition to still being somewhat of a figure within the party. one of the things i really want to draw your attention to is that the thing that was probably the presented the most challenges for carter was the most responsible for the problems that he had. is the legacy that really stuck is the legacy that did become kind of positive road map for later presidential candidates. and that's outside our idea that this idea that parties nominate people who are a bit fresh from the mess in washington, this is where you start to see a lot of governors being nominated and elected to president that that change kind of

so i congratulate everyone on the anniversary of the creation of the liberal democratic party, when inral we presented two new powerful party projects. one of them is the ldpr start project , which is aimed at supporting talented young people in our ranks by identifying future candidates as candidate coordinators. sorry to the deputies of different levels, the project has been hastily launched and i think that this is a project with a great future. so what as for it, you can’t lose anyone from people who are talented in their ranks, all the more so yesterday, at the site of the italita agency, we also presented the creator’s award, where we have partners of the movement. business russia it's time for russia, we are consolidating business business , which is a business for the country, which works for a period of time, a business that supports e-families of mobilized and volunteers, a business that today creates a new direction in high technologies. and not only we have a lot of talented businessmen, representatives of small and medium business with it is not necessary to stand on the p

name, would cancel the filings of any party that previously advocated for slavery, which the democratic party50 years ago. it's a performative move, toxic and deceptive, but it also serves as an educational opportunity to examine the fascinating story of our two major political parties. now usually i don't do this because black history month is over, but want to hear it. here it goes. back in the day, way back, the mid 19th century to be exact. the republicans were indeed the anti-slavery party. it was the democrats of the south who wanted to preserve slavery. and who opposed republican reconstruction legislation. it may sound a little disorienting but basically the republicans were the liberals. while democrats were the staunch conservatives who wanted to remain slave holders forever. as you can imagine, once the civil war was over in the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments gave black men the right to vote, at least on paper, black voters preferred and importantly voted essentially unanimously for the republican party. but over time, the party's flipped idealogies. they literally switched brands.

so what's going on with the democratic party in florida and what can that tell us about the parties chances? nationwide in 2024 to day we're talking with one of florida's cop democrats, former congresswoman val demons who served is orlando police chief for years. she was on the short list for consideration as president biden's running mate in 2020 and ran for us. senator last november losing to republican senator marco rubio, representative damage. thank you so much for joining us today. let me just start out, you know, i know it's a mistake to look at one state in the united states at a 50 and then kind of generalize from that to the rest of the country. but florida is a big deal, you know, fastest growing state, but has been losing democrats has been gaining republicans. you know, i, i, as i told you, have been very aligned with many of your perspectives on things. so before we go, national, tell us what you see happening in florida and why it's so important for the country to watch. this will say this good to be with you and look, florida is my home. it is the place where i was born and

some of them try and convince the mississippi freedom, democratic party delegates that they should gose. two seats at large, not representing mississippi, but at large. so they won't be the official mississippi democratic delegation. and the mfdp delegates say, "no." you know, as miss hamer says, "we didn't go - come all this way for no two seats." you know, "when all of us are hurting." - and it is considered a massive betrayal, they can't count on a democratic party to win this for them. they can't count on johnson. they can't count on the national civil rights leadership. they have to be outside of the system in order to win. (firework explosions) - [lillian] so yeah, the mfdp left without it being recognized and they went back and they continued, but what they went back understanding was that politics wasn't about morality. politics was about power. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can

has groun that it can really make up not just places where th democratic party is behind placesublicans, on some of these sort of structural lon term projects, that for example, the federalist society and other groups on the right have had an example >> i think is a great place to start. they're now out in the ope about what their intention are. there are billions - >> and there's a larger cohort of leaders there's over 1.4 billion dollars invested in creating federal societies that are jus focused on the courts, but are focused on silicon valley, are focused on education, focuse on technology. we are not prepared to comba that and we're not prepared to go o the offensive, because so much of our infrastructure is based on an issue or candidate climate is my number one issue criminal justice is my numbe one issue. i like barack obama, but i was not sure about hillary clinton not enough of our focus is o how do we make sure that we ar laying the ideological groun for all the various levers silicon valley, entertainment, to win but i think the second is more of an internal look at

i think what the democratic party did with nancy pelosi is to control.verything should be sickened back and replaced. all of the democratic party wants to do is take people and die them to diversity, equity and inclusion. joe biden believes that all white people against the government. host: we will leave it there. guest: you look at the republican messaging points, although they would not put it like the color, he discussed the areas in which he wants to cut funding. he mentioned the diversity, inclusion programs. he says there's a lot of these programs which they think are not necessary but wants to cut. that is a federal argument. they are focusing on programs. host: how do student republicans look at what is going on in the house side? guest: house republicans take it away. they are the majority. the senate is happy to take the back seat for now. the closer we get to the debt limit deadline, the seed is continuing and they will get more concerned. they will may try to answer themselves. he is going to lessen her mccarthy -- cements mccarthy take the

if the liberal democratic party will be in this sense. it is to actively participate and suggest about those mechanisms that are possible in general i would like to once again thank the collection for the constructive work of the professional work. well, let's let's discuss the bilateral agenda. michael something the government in the state duma traditionally hold meetings with factions. kiev-pechersk lavra and the fate of the relics of saints and the situation that develops around the monastery of its museum exhibits. ukraine is going to conduct an audit, what may be hidden behind this wording in america commented on the situation with banks in the united states , another bank collapsed as one of the largest cryptocurrency industry. will the state intervene?

there has been a war on the black community by the democratic party driving them out of san francisco14% when the democrats took over. today they're at 5%. it is a massive distraction regarding the failures of the democrat party when it comes to the african american community. >> john, i think some of the data, though, here many people thought the idea of the decline in population in san francisco was directly related to the inability to afford any housing in the area given all the things that are going on there, not that every black person living in the city has economic constraints. but how do you see it, cheryl? i want to get your response. do you see this as performtive as he is eluding in that this is an indication that this was thre theatrics? >> i would say it is impressive to imply it was thr just for sh. it is one thing to make that comment specifically about the board of supervisors, but it is another to put it out there just broadly. folks came there and put their hearts, their souls and their history on the line. for them it was not performtive. i think that that language

both parties -- the democrat party is 100% for abortion. republican republican party is pro-life. donald trump came out as pro-life when he ran. that is the main key. host: how is this related to the indictment? caller: it is an absolutely obvious farce. if you not expect to get any conviction. they just want the headlines. three hours of talk. i wanted to ask you a question on programming. i have asked you before in previous call and you said you would work on this. i remember that you were on the morning of january 6. i called and asked you on air to replay the morning of january 6. you were on the air time that morning. i keep saying and asking people, why are we not discussing the issue there? the issue there was having three days of debate on whether or not these three closest dates could be reviewed -- states could be reviewed. that is what it seems to me the democrats wanted to stop. host: we are going to sit with the indictment story. james, democrat, massachusetts. caller: i have been sitting here and listening for three hours and not once as the statute of limitations in

most americans are unanimous in wanting to get rid of by deborah the democratic party. but again, like i said, we are in the period of american history where they're trying to establish that the regime, they will do everything possible to realize that i mean strained from. and if worse comes to worse, they will falsify again. they will post by the election in 2024. don't many, thanks speaking to us today. so it's great to get your insides new york's looking like spring cons. arrived them happy for you on the list on political analysts. john burley. germany has counselled the women spend thing, world cop off of the school with the governing body lifted, a ban on russian on belive russian athletes are following more than 60 percent of nations voting to allow the countries to compete on these runjun sharma except the story. oh not why yet look wide enough to get a port in what's happening deal renew? denny is the big great tool for russia and bella, region athletes. they all competing in the women won't sing championships with their national flag, unmatched and symbol the

but to do it we have to have someone from the s democratic party willing to stand up and say let's actually get it done. right now today the answer from democrats is thought to prayers. i agree thoughts and prayers are not enough. what about action? are happy to confiscate all law-abiding citizens firearms. how about action to keep our kids safe? if the democrats had that objection september 2022 was horrific —- one —- event in nashville could've been prevented and should have been prevented and we have a responsibility to do everything we can to prevent the next on i yield the floor

it was basically the democratic party's answer to that ruling.uy cecil turned the run-of-the-mill super pack into what is now a big tool in the democratic party electoral toolbox under his tenure, priority receipt posted more than 12,000 at promoting democrats and democratic causes. there is more than $650 million to try to help democrats up and down the ballot. their ads, campaigns were crucial in flipping the house in 2018 and holding onto the senate in 2022. he is one of the parties biggest thinkers in terms of democratic saturday and what they should be doing to counter republican electoral machination. now, he is doing that. he is leaving the job and leaving at the end of this month after eight years in that landmark and important job, which made me want to grab him to for something i hope i can sneak in as a kind of exit interview without letting him know that's what i'm doing. he joins us onset for his first tv interview with the announcement. it's nice to see you. >> thank you. >> maybe i should stay. i don't know. >> you are not househol

priority usa was basically the democratic party's answer to that ruling. and under his leadership he turned what was basically a run of the mill super-pack into what is now a big tool. under his tenure priority usa pelted the air waves with more than 12,000 ads promoting democrats and democratic causes. they raised more than $650 million to try to help democrats flip seats up and down the ballot their ads, their campaigns were crucial in flipping the house in 2018 and holding onto the senate in 2022. guy cecil is one of the party's biggest. and now he's leaving that job. he announced he's leaving priority usa at the end of this month after eight years in that landmark very important job, which made me want to grab him are tonight which i hope i can sneak in as an exit interview before letting him know that's what i'm doing it's nice to see you >> thank you after all that maybe i should stay >> here's the thing, you're not a household name in every household. for political junkies and people who know how the democratic party works, you're a big deal first o

how does the democrat party survive all this when it was the political institution behind it all? so my view is, pay reparations, democrats pay your reparations to whomever you want to. on to biden. when you take the dumbest man in the senate and you install i am had in the oval office, you have the dumbest map in the oval office. joe biden is an economic illiterate. the guy who said we need to spend more money to beat inflation. interest rates were negligible. now they are through the roof. joe biden has destroyed our banking system, he has destroyed our food system. he has destroyed our immigration system. destroyed our student loan system, energy system. he has destroyed our athletic system. he thinks he is fdr i think he is more herbert hoover. and moreover, he takes these autocratic powers, at least house city i will any got the trains to run on time. or anything to be done on time as a matter of fact. i'm very troubled by this because he's proposed a $6.9 trillion budget, which is massive. with almost $5 trillion in tax increases. he plays this marxist class warfare about the

i think right now, the progressive wing of the democratic party has been apprehensive. : we are going to talk with democrats only coming up on "washington journal" at 8:45 eastern time. we talked with republicans only in our first hour this morning. democrats only, is it president biden or someone else in 2024? rate in tennessee, republican, let's hear from you next. caller: yes, the first caller you had on that was talking about people like him saying they were going to do some white thing. this is exactly what the democratic party is, they are trying to divide this country. this guy just exposes them. he is taking the bait. we are all in this together. there ain't nobody dividing us. people like that are not a help. they are part of the problem. host: from monroe, louisiana, independent. caller: make me look better than this question. i'm really struggling with this one. i'm asking about the weaponization of cancel culture. i have been thinking about this the last few weeks. i think if i am inside the liberal, socialist mind, they really think trump or the people do no

i think right now, the progressive wing of the democratic party has been apprehensive. : we are going to talk with democrats only coming up on "washington journal" at 8:45 eastern time. we talked with republicans only in our first hour this morning. democrats only, is it president biden or someone else in 2024? rate in tennessee, republican, let's hear from you next. caller: yes, the first caller you had on that was talking about people like him saying they were going to do some white thing. this is exactly what the democratic party is, they are trying to divide this country. this guy just exposes them. he is taking the bait. we are all in this together. there ain't nobody dividing us. people like that are not a help. they are part of the problem. host: from monroe, louisiana, independent. caller: make me look better than this question. i'm really struggling with this one. i'm asking about the weaponization of cancel culture. i have been thinking about this the last few weeks. i think if i am inside the liberal, socialist mind, they really think trump or the people do no

state, we have state senator blaze angela, who is pitching a bill that will limit the states democratic partyated for slavery, which the democratic party did more than 150 years ago. the gop back then did not. let's be clear, this is a publicity stunt designed to get back at democrats for, quote, trying to cancel people and companies for things that they've said or done in the past. and then there is our next contestant, georgia's republican state senators, nbc's reported this week that at least 92,000 voter registrations were challenged last year by amateur voter fraud hunters. most that these challenges were unsuccessful, which should surprise no one. these were filed by partisans with an agenda. republicans really saw that report and said, hold my beer, a newly proposed senate bill would make it even easier to kick voters off the rolls through mass challenges like those proposed by nbc news. those reported by nbc news, it would essentially give more power to those fig fronting vigilantes and cause a massive administrative burden on election workers, so, who will be? the party cancers or th

they are gone. >> congresswoman, for me, i see in both cases, this is about weakening the democratic partycratic party structure and its ability to organize on another. >> in both cases, it comes down to disenfranchising the people, disenfranchising the people who need our help the moms. that's what they're trying to do. they've been pretty clear about that, over and over again. >> and this is the thing, to me, not just with the politics, you have to scary trend and florida, republicans are looking not just to eliminate the democratic party, they want to propose a bill, at least one senator does that will require bloggers to write about state officials like ron desantis, to register with the state, and that is something that, i've seen that oversees, and countries like china or north korea. vladimir putin signed a similar measure known as the bloggers a law back in 2014. and again, we can't ignore these measures and dismiss them as one-off's. >> i think desantis has a lot of insecurities, so i think that's why he's putting that foot. just another example of how the republican party has bee

always political parties, that is labor as well as the pdp, the peoples democratic party have both now simultaneously and in one joined press conference called for the cancellation of this election. this follows cause that have been made by both parties individually. since yesterday we saw the watching out of the boucher coalition center by boat political parties, labor as well as the peoples democratic party, claiming that they cannot, they cannot see the furnace or the freeness of this elections, particularly the fed transparency. now they have been protests that we have seen and heard of from, from where we are a lego city in we're ready parts of the city as well. 2 as in a cage up, which is the more affluent part of the city. and that is where we went to, to look at the, at some of the election materials that have been said to be destroyed, which was next to the apple of the state, which is the king of the state in that, if that part of the world and that's way you really get to see how the other half lives as it were. but we, we understand that not only have have the election mate

. >> do you believe your party, the democratic party has a mesh surging program? iral ads, are they in attempt to fill a combative vacuum within your party? >> we're getting a lot better. hakeem jeffries always used to say the problem with democrats is that we govern and fine print, and republicans government headlines. now, he's the head of our party in the congress, and i think we're going in a better direction. but mehdi, i think the long-standing problem is we need to start taking credit and discrediting. taking credit for what we do. the jobs and infrastructure act, that something that democratic and republican presidents have talked about for decades. we pass it, we don't really make a lot of wallpaper of it, and what to the republicans do? they show up with the ribbon cuttings and take credit themselves. and on the discredit side, keep these guys on their heels. play on their side of the field. and make sure we continue to define them as a lot that prefers violence over voting, fascism over facts, and will not, you, know really stand up for any principle rat

do you believe your party, the democratic party, has a messaging problem? are your ads, your viral ads and attempt to fill a messaging, a combative vacuum within the party. >> we are getting a lot better. hakeem jeffries used to say the problem democrats is that we govern and fine print and republicans govern in headlines. now, he's the head of our party in congress. and i think we're gonna go in a better direction. mehdi, i think the long-standing problem is that we need to start taking credit and discrediting. taking credit for what we do, the jobs, the infrastructure, that is something that republicans and democratic presidents have talked about for decades. we pass it, we don't really make a lot of wallpaper of it. what did the republicans do? they show up at the ribbon cuttings and they take credit themselves. then, on the discredit side. keep these guys on their heels. play on their side of the field. make sure we continue to define them as a lot that prefers violence over voting. fascism over facts. and will not, you, know really stand up for any prin

the democrat party has a problem. it is beyond the democrat party at-this-point. isn't it? ational review in 2019. kevin williamson pointing out that democrats have a minor socialist problem. the point was they don't like being called socialist and a mayor problem in jew -hating weirdoes, prominent is farrakhan who has been out and proud, jew-hating wat weirdo for many democrats. anti-trump leaders such asthma -- of women's march have embraced farrakhan and courted his favor and brack barack obama came calling. -- >> that is not is a anti-semitism they say, that is a anti-semitism zionism: vicious now and stander that democrats attack on israel are unique it goes on: >> >> is not quite as poisonous . "new york times," spent most of world war ii covering up the holocaust for the third reich and hitler. it still held outsides gold standard with the media, not by us by a lot of others. you have ji jewish people who write for this corporation without shame. any corporation that helped the third reich by censoring what they are doing, seems to be should have been shamed out of bu

that's the head of the democratic party speaking clearly that the party's position on guns, if we don't control them you can't have them. every democrat thinks this as part of the catechism. so, you can imagine our surprise, we'll driving through cambridge in the hybrid subaru, listening to national public radio, the voice of menopausal liberalism. as we're listening we hear this. we are going to play it for you, see if you can understand our total shock. >> mass shootings targeting lgbtq spaces, anti-trans rhetoric, queer people to take up arms, joined a monthly gathering of a gun group that sees firearms as key to their own self-defense. >> . this story does include the sound of gun fire. the parking lot of state park in southeastern new hampshire is filling up with hikers, there is a different crew packing up warm clothes and weapons. >> thank you for coming to rainbow reload. >> tucker: your anti-trans rhetoric makes the trans community carry guns. they are packing heat, appendix carrying in more ways than one, watch out. wait a second, we thought. this is npr? national public radio

began to engage in the second republican candidate landing, but if the leftwing wing of the democratic partys of congress, uh, democrats, by the way of anti-ukrainian content by recommending the end to reduce support for biden, then he brought order through i will make this letter dance on the next day and they didn’t change their opinion, and both of them work against each other if the wing in the neighboring states is levadskoe within the democratic party and the right-wing republican party, although wait well, the majority of the congress is now a two-party democratic republican solid support of ukraine andriy andriyovych and what then is putin counting on in this situation , what can he do make a bet so we see that the cage with gerasimov is gradually beginning to grind what is left of wagner's group , forgive me for the literalism covered minced meat, they are throwing them and throwing fire at our positions and the population of wagnerites is rapidly disappearing, this is considered a very important factor. this is a classic struggle. how many times have we talked about this together w

i think the $1.7 million the democratic party did should be what the government needs to work on. what the democratic party did with nancy pelosi was -- when nancy pelosi was in control, everything should be taken back and replaced because all the democratic party wants to do is take people anddei them to diversity, equity and inclusion. that's all against the white people because joe biden believes all white people are against the government. host: we will leave it there. guest: you look at the republican talking points and i talked to jodey arrington at the republican to treat and he discussed the areas where he wants to cut funding. he mentioned diversity, equity and inclusion programs. he said there are a lot of programs that he thinks are not necessary and that's the republican argument. they say the federal government is too bloated and they are focusing on programs they don't agree with. host: how do senate republicans look at what's happening on the house side? guest: we talked to senate republicans the other week and they said house republicans are in the majority and rep

can't fight it. >> when you shine a spotlight on the crazy, you get a better picture of what the democratic partyome and makes independent voters or moderate democrats feel more uncomfortable aligning themselves with the crazy ideas that are coming out there. when you think about reparations in particular. this was not a slave state. there wasn't anyone there who was connected to someone impacted by slavery in california. what you do with reparations is acknowledge people are victims. no greater sin to an individual than to convince them that they're a victim. instead of addressing the issues they need to, they blame someone else. >> harris: who will prove who has more slave blood than someone else? it is disgusting. thank you, jason rantz. "outnumbered" after the break. at newday we make it easy. our newday 100 loan lets you combine your first mortgage, your second mortgage, your high-rate credit cards, personal loans and car loans into one, low monthly payment. so you can save hundreds every month. and at newday, there's not one dollar upfront to apply. give us a call. ever better. it's when di

last october, she announced she was leaving the democratic party [applause] . [applause] tulsi gabbard puts country before party and approaches every issue, domestic and foreign, based on ensuring the safety, security, and freedom of the american people. if i did not tell you enough, i think this video will tell you just a little bit more. >> are you guys ready? >> alright, we are ready. >> tulsa gabbert is a woman of first. >> the first samoan woman elected to congress. >> a presidential candidate and veteran. >> i dedicated my entire life to serving our country. >> no one else has been as effective at forcing a conversation on the failings and future of american foreign-policy. >> wire you the loan force out there? >> people in washington love labels and have called a love different things over the years. >> tulsi gabbard is a ripple dutch rubble within her own party. >> which i care about is the truth and what is right. >> just calling it how she sees it. >> you give me hope there are politicians that are legitimately in this for the right. >> i want someone

because they're democratic agents of the democratic party. arn in democratic school districts. and education, stu, is the key to break the poverty cycle. stuart: minority kids are falling behind in new york, chicago, philadelphia, los angeles, etc., etc., etc., but you'll never get a state takeover in those areas because they're democrat, they're run by democrats. never happen. >> yes, absolutely. stuart: so our children, all of us, will have continuing low achievement in school. and we're not doing the much about it. >> i'll tell you, stu, the reason why i'm on your program right now is because my parents pushed education. i recall a time when public education was a great way to get a good job, and i'm proud of my public education. but that was 30 years ago. but i'm telling you now that the public education system in democratic cities suck. tear horrible. they're absolutely horrible, and they cater to the unions. stuart: we know how you really feel, leo terrell, and i'm glad you came on this program to express it. big smile. you're all right

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the democratic party has been deeply explicit in this. one leading democratic senator and democratic presidential candidate had this to say, and i quote, let's just start with the hard truth about the criminal justice system. it's racist. and when i say our system, i mean, all the way. and she's not the only prominent democrat who's spoken that way. many other democrats of course have not beenxp that explicit bt they've tried to have it both ways. attempting to say they support the police on one hand while also t accommodating the radical elements of their party that wanted to tear down our justice system and demonize not just a fewbu bad police officers, but a whole community of public servants who put their lives on the line from us every single day. president biden is a striking example of this. about-face on the dc crime bill makes it clear he's eager to perjure himself with law and order. especially, i assume, giving that it'srd made it clear that they are deeply concerned about crime. but at the same time he's trying icto portray him

also reported during the count the main opposition parties, including the peoples democratic party and the labor party, have called for fresh elections. nigerians watched as they branded the weekend's vote, a scam or this initial, you smoke free, fair and credible is clear to one i just, i do, selection is solid, the compromised and therefore is not, is the wishes and aspirations. so every nigerian armies, the general opinion, the best thing to do is for us to correct it. i get it right on the streets of the commercial capital lagos, while labor one, a majority, people are skeptical about the election. modeling for the insurance with you and that way. so were wise that he thought, oh, woods on. oh, be known ating the issued do the issue here. did she do d m issue with the dealership? does it? i'll say that sam, he was in a free and in february says because he was obviously rigged in every states. some international observers said the election lacked transparency. a merry fears that a contested result from this tightly fault race could lead to violence are corresponded. melissa chic wil

but if the left wing is inside the democratic party, remember in the summer there was a letter from 30 of the congress, uh, democrats, by the country, that is anti-ukrainian, it is no longer recommending an end to reduce support, then he brought order through i will force a real one letazyvat this letter to them did not go anywhere and did not change their opinion and contrary to both works if the wings in the neighboring in the states levadskoe within the democratic party and the right republican though wait well that the majority of the congress is now a two-party democratic republican solid support of ukraine andrii andriyovich and what does he count on then putin in this situation , what can he bet on? so we see that he and gerasimov are gradually beginning to grind away what remains of the wagner group forgive me for the literalism covered mincemeat they throw them and throw them at our positions with fire and the population of the wagnerites is rapidly disappearing , you know what is important for that the factor is a classic struggle i have already talked about this many times t

was everyone on twitter and everything else means the big media was under the control of the democratic party, so it doesn't really seem, well, maybe the only tucker at least some kind of access to a large audience. and everything else is blocked. and actually the fact that the commission was created to investigate biden, and not about this, and will work and reveal the whole mechanism by which they used by state intelligence agencies to silence journalists and keep information out of the general public. thanks konstantin for your last word. it

if you watch, the real concern is how extreme this liberal democratic party has become. this is not cal berkeley. 100 democrats cannot denounce socialism. can you believe that? they are elected to u.s. congress. every single democrat would not allow parents to have a say in their kids education. do not want to allow, if something violent happens on your kids campus, to warn you about it. they don't want to give you what the curriculum is. they don't want you to know what books are being read. we are not telling you what can be read or not, but not even allowing you to see it. they don't even want you to go to school board meeting. they think it is ok that the doj calls you a terrorist if you are a parent. how extreme, the socialist democratic party has become, it is scary. i'm so thankful of what we have been able to accomplish. we kept our commitment to the american people, that apparent bill of rights has passed the floor. we'll continue to do more, to make our streets safer, secure our borders, and make sure our economy become stronger. thank you. [captions copyright n