now he's even more of an enemy to uh left wing uh republic to the left wing of the democratic party trump remains the most popular politician among republicans, if memory serves me 59% of republicans. ah. for trump, that is, we should prepare for a trump president in the year 24. well. i will note here that any american president operates according to three logics. and as commander in chief. and what about politics as bureaucrat as a manager? yes as a manager, but in a crisis, and in ukraine, the americans , in particular, use biden as an opportunity to hold on for a unipolar world, which is slowly crumbling and leaving. and here he is trying to show himself as an experienced commander in chief, whom he sees, how he poses some kind of significant threat to america and tries to oppose something to it, as a politician, he primarily cares that his party wins, and the next midterm elections in november of this year, and in the house of representatives and in 1/3 of the senate thereby also trying to score some points. and now the republicans should take the house of representatives, most likel

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party option. there is a danger with that. the number one goal is to keep donald trump from having control of nuclear weapons ever again. the third party could also get quite a few democrats to vote for them. we could end up in a position where donald trump is being sworn in again on january 20, 2025. that being said, you're not going to like me for this question, is it more moral to vote for the thing that feels good, the third party, or is it just more moral to vote for a democrat? >> i am not going to take your question head-on. [laughter] the morality in this case is option nullity -- optionality. i think we need to at this moment consider investing in an ideologically neutral third party ballot line against donald trump in 2024. we may end up in a situation where we go spend that $25 million, get the ballot access, and the democrat nominee could destroy donald trump, and the very best scenario is that. but there are bernie supporters in this room, the politics are weird right now, so i do not know. it is a circle now. bernie is the nominee. we need that third line. we need that line on the ballot, so what we need is optionality. it is not radical to do that, to punch

party option. there is a danger with that. the number one goal is to keep donald trump from having control of nuclear weapons ever again. the third party could also get quite a few democratso vote for them. we could end up in a position where donald trump is being sworn in again on january 20, 2025. that being said, you're not going to like me for this question, is it more moral to vote for the thing that feels good, the third party, or is it just more moral to vote for a democrat? >> i am not going to take your question head-on. [laughter] the morality in this case is option nullity -- optionality. i think we need to at this moment consider investing in an ideologically neutral third party ballot line against donald trump in 2024. we may end up in a situation where we go spend that $25 million, get the ballot access, and the democrat nominee could destroy donald trump, and the very best scenario is that. but there are bernie supporters in this room, the politics are weird right now, so i do not know. it is a circle now. bernie is the nominee. we need that third line. we need that line on the ballot, so what we need is optionality. it is not radical to do that, to punch a

and what do you see happening with the future of the democratic party, as donald trump tries to retainrmer president trump continues to focus on the 2016 election and his lawsuit, his 2020 election in these rallies. these are crazy theories he's advancing. the people i represent, even the folks who lean towards mr. trump, maybe even believe some of these conspiracy theories, front of mind for them are the issues that they face at their kitchen table. and so, our campaign, our message, the work that i'm doing in our 2022 campaign, it's all about the future. not about the history that is really a settled question, the 2020 election. trump is running the 2022 election as if it's 2020 all over again, and he can erase the fact that he is a loser. he lost. he doesn't want to accept that, and so he's continuing to try to change history. >> of course, there's speculation on whether or not the former president would then try to run again, depending on how things shake out with the midterms. if he feels emboldened to do so. >> i think that's right. it's going to be important that people view the

democrats need to understand if got a loser right now to pray that is not helping them. but i do think there's going to be a post a pandemic, post trump republican and democratic party and the person who could realize market opportunity and a moment it's a great moment. via zelensky. be out there and enter that people are dying for leadership again. it just takes a few people to step out and make the difference. we are seeing one person's courage makes a difference that is why liz isdi making a difference, that is why adam is, that's where senators are stepping up. [applause] let me just jump in. i adore and respect everything barbara had to say. if trump runs again and 24 the nomination is his, we all knowna thatal. and no one will challenge him. larry hogan? great ma'am, does not have a prayer. mitt romney is a great man does not have a prayer to the nomination that party in 24. if trump runs he will not be challenged. to barbara's other point trump is a cancer. trump is not the cancer in the party. trump is the cancer but it has metastasize way beyond him. and again i know i am a dork irishman you're all going to throw something at me before we are out of here. be my

democrats need to understand, they have a loser right now too. that is not helping them but i think there's going to be a post-pandemic, post trump publican and democratic party. the person like miles was saying they can realize that market opportunity, it is a moment. get out there and enter that. people are dying for leadership again. it just takes a few people to step out and make the difference. one person with courage make a difference, that is way liz i -- and adam are making a difference. [applause] >> let me just jump in. i adore and respect everything barbara had to say. if trump runs again in 2024, the nomination -- will know that. no one will challenge him. larry hogan, great man. he does not have a prayer. mitt romney, great man. but does not have a prayer to when the nomination and that party in 2024. if trump runs he will not be challenged. to barbara's other point, trump is a cancer. trump is not the cancer in the party. trump -- it has metastasized way beyond him. i know i am a dark guy, you're going to throw something at me. maybe my vantage point is skewed. i hear from these people every day. it is not changing. the fever is not breaking any

in the lawsuit trump alleges clinton and the democratic national party and other individuals conspiredlink his campaign to russia. he claims that he spent more than $24 million defending himself against the accusations, and he's seeking damages three times that amount in the lawsuit. a spokesman for clinton called the lawsuit, quote, nonsense. >>> the "chica million to help people pay for gas. yesterday willie wilson held his second gas giveaway in the last week at 48 stations throughout cook county. some drivers waited more than an hour as hundreds of people pumped gas and managed lines. >> when people are poor, ain't got the resource, the middle class, it hurts your pockets. >> he did a good thing. this is a blessing right here because it helps a lot of people out. >> each driver got up to $50 in free gas. according to aaa, the average cost is $4.61, nearly 40% higher than the national average. >>> and the "associated press" says that the first spotify podcast from prince harry and meghan markle will focus on stereotypes applied to women. the duchess of sussex will host the podcast w

democrats in this multiracial, multicultural party are not going to be very happy about celebrating jackson and jefferson. >> i want to return to that point but briefly about you starting your research and trump wins and democrats are in a state of disarray, how did the president's influence, if at all, the way you approach this book? >> you know, partly, i think, i wanted to write the book because i wanted to understand how we got to this point, you know, as i mentioned before, start with a present question. but also, democrats have always been a party that has to put together different constituencies whether class, or constituency -- >> the win. >> the win, and republicans, i think, it's fair to say have usually been much more homogenuous and sometimes that makes it easier to know what you stand for, who to appeal for, what policies to pursue, whereas with democrats it's more difficult. one of the things, i was on a sort of conference, sort of a what you call, not exactly podcast with tom perez when he was chair of the national committee 2017 and i asked tom paras what he today for and talked about good values, organizations, i said but that's not really, telling me what the democrats stand

trump has been in the last few days, right? you do have a republican party that is loyal to trump, especially those who are in primaries right now and democratst of people kept wondering when are republicans going to take their off ramp? they've had a few trump off ramps. i got to think mitch mcconnell is. i always thought mitch mcconnell will never admit it but he'll second guess that vote probably in perpetuity. but the most obvious off ramp with trump is what he's doing with putin and they're not taking it. why? >> they have paid no price for not taking all those off ramps. democrats, i love the democrats these days but they could a little better job of not having dissident members of congress of congress. we mentioned the focus group. there's an npr poll that has biden up a few points. that cannot be due to the state of the union. i think there is still a rally to the flag effect and biden has shown good leadership. i have tiny criticisms of a few things. that's why we elect presidents, because of crises like these. >> piece of all politics here. rick scott named his candidacy. he defended his decision to put out his own 11-point plan. he

assuming hillary clinton, his rival, and the 2016 presidential election. trump one that paul, but his accusing clinton, the democratic party candidate, as well as others of falsely linking his campaign to russia. lawsuits demanding at least $24000000.00 for damaging his reputation. it also claims trump last the 2020 election to president joe biden, because of wide spread fraud. president bind's nominee to the u. s. supreme court has cleared confirmation hearings despite of us to derail her nomination. judge cassandra bron jackson will become the 1st black woman to sit on the u. s. supreme court. if the senate confirms her next month, shall competency reports from washington, constitutional and import out the final day of contemporary brown jackson's confirmation hearings. even opponents of a norman nation to the supreme court were agreed on one thing, i think you should make no mistake that i group, she is highly qualified judges are supposed to be over 4 days. republicans attempted to portray jackson a soft on crime as a former public defender allow her to finish, please, and soft on terrorism due to a work for detainees

well, the democratic party took that to heart during the trump administration projecting all of theirssues on to our former president. >> he certainly acts like a president that is come compromised. >> what do the russians have on donald trump politically, financially and personally? >> talking about the entirely legitimate question of whether donald trump could be compromised. >> i do think the president is compromised. i have to wonder how deep that compromise is and what he would or would not do to protect his own interest. >> jesse: they couldn't stop telling us trump was compromised. in relation it was their guy who was compromised. now all of a sudden you don't hear the word compromised anymore. it's almost as if being compromised was only a thing when trump was in the white house. you would guess after "the washington post" and the "new york times" finally admitted that hunter's laptop is real they would connect the dots and realize maybe, just maybe joe biden is compromised, too. but, no. they are letting hunter be the fall guy and using that as a smoke screen to cover for joe

. >> you know, underlying all of this, is a democratic party in the united states fixation on climate. because under the trumpn there's great encouragement of u.s. energy production. the united states became a net energy exporter. that is almost not the case now. he has gone down, and down, and down under president joe biden. the problem is you have an environmental lobby here in the united states plus in europe. europe used to produce a lot of natural gas. that is discourage energy production making the world more dependent on russia and the less likely to actually hit russia where it hurts. gerry: of all people nancy pelosi expressing her willingness to impose sanctions but looks like there is bipartisan agreement to what nancy pelosi said. >> van pick. >> demand the oil? what yes-men oil from russia by. >> look like bipartisan support you think were actually going to do this? because it's not often i agree with nancy pelosi but this is one time i do. the fact that we are funding the putin war machine by buying russian oil is absurd for it's one thing for the german sitter that have to do for to do it is ri

question that i have is, do you think the maximum pressure campaign of the trump ministration had on more you're part in the democratic party said it didn't work and if not what is the answer. >> now this is one area, and want to complement the previous administration on. [laughter] and i think that the strides made, abraham accords, really and i think had been made and some other administration, he would've gotten more praise and basically the previous administration was able to break those struggle holds between the gulf states and morocco with israel together relations and part of that, was getting out of the iran deal, and the enemy of my enemy is my friend, i think the previous administration to good job of reestablishing our friendship with israel which was somewhat threatened by the iran deal and bringing it states into the normal relationship with israel. now, what you see is the leaders states going up to visit russians or the other day that he actually in the uae but i flirting with the iranians, and the nuclear deal, is a really bad idea is about idea the first time, and is about idea now and i don't think they s

former president trump has sued hillary clinton, the democratic party, and several others claiming thereonspiracy to malign his character in the 2016 election. the former president says he had his real estate company racked up at least $24 million in legal expenses. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake. 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries, i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the security environment in europe has changed and will stay changed given what mr. putin has proven what he will do. 80,000 troops in europe on permanent orders. another is one -- more than 100,000. we are not ruling out the possibility you will send more troops. tom: brilliant interview yesterday with the pentagon press secretary. live pictures coming in from brussels. the president of the united states has boarded air force one. he will go from there to near the border with ukraine. tom: friday morning american tv. it is further east then you think. that is the heart of the discussion. the g20, seriously, over to this war in ukraine is berlin, warsaw, kyiv. further east tha

growing consensus has established itself, not just in the republican party, not just a around donald trump, but among the democrats to is one of the few areas in american politics where you do have bipartisan agreement that china is the big geopolitical problem for them of this century, and they need to take a tough line against it. it just so happens at the moment. then of course, china is one of the few countries in the world that if it were mind it could potentially get russia, could have some leverage over russia to de escalate the situation. so it does put, it is a very, very delicate situation. and well, the 1st right now. ok so, so if the old sanctions, let's call them against china, the old us sanctions again shot it still in place. what else then it would present by variable to to throw out the situation. well, i mean the level of sanctions, for instance, over seen jang, you know, the oppression of the week is that that has been taking place in the western province of seen jang in china. they not anything like on the kind of level of sanctions that we see in the united states impose on russia. but i would

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republican parting is missing something didn't biden or the democrat party has any think -- mike tuesday special velvet talk about biden graphing. i note trump when he was in power he was really not receptive towards criticism of overall politics or that media. >> do it to take something from that? >> yes. i will note there are certainly some republicans who have been concerned about trump's remarks so it comes to russia and ukraine. so for example he heard the republicans from wyoming, liz cheney, talk about the putin wing of the republican party in warning about it. was republicans from north carolina, madison hawthorne get in trouble his own party when a leaked video of him at a town hall calling volodymyr zelenskyy, ukraine's president a thong. saw kevin mccarthy the top republican in the house come out and say that was just an incorrect statement that madison hawthorne was wrong. that is an element republicans are trying to manage within their own party. it is something that if we want to look at it through a political lens and beach the benefit of the democrats. >> mr. garrison. >> if there is a rematch of president trump versus biden

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question i have is do you think the maximum pressure campaign the trump administration had worked because some in your party ne and the democratic party said it didn't work and if not what is the answer ? >> thisis one area i want to complement the previous administration on . the strides that were made with the abraham accords are really noteworthy and i think had it been made in some other administration would have got more praise. basically what the previous administration was able to do was break the stranglehold between the gulf states and morocco, with israel to get normal diplomatic relations. part of that was getting out of the air and deal. the enemy of my enemy is my friend neand i think the previous administration did a good job of reestablishing our friendship with israel which was somewhat threatened by the iran deal and bringing east gulf states into a normal relationship with israel . now what you see is the leaders of these states going off to visit the russians. and i read the other day that assad was in the uae, i think flirting with the iranians. a bad nuclear deal is a bad idea. it was a bad idea the first ti

action was taken of course by donald trump, but this whole thing was a disgusting situation to hear joy reid due but not surprising of course coming from the democrat party sean: 15 seconds, leo, they feared donald trump, didn't they? >> fear, afraid, very jealous of his a compass means. that's why they are angry at him. they are jealous of him. and let me simply say this. he's going to be back in the white house in 2024, end of story. >> sean: is going to win the election, he will be back in 2025, just to be official. thank you. more "hannity" next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: how about a new rule, no oil imported from opec, iran, and venezuela. drill, biden, drill and let america be energy independent pickle thanks for making the show possible. never miss an episode our coverage continues. laura ingraham takes over from here, have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> the russia dropped bombs and we consider the whole area is totally destroyed. i don't know when people will be able to return here. you will see that right here, the holes where the bombs were dropped. you could imagine how hard the explosion was. the place is completely ruined. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "th

the best hope for the democrat right now is the fact that trump is out there scaring people and if he has a strong impression and makes a strong impression in the leader of the party the democrats might have smoked but right now the polls are terrible. kennedy: that was not enough, enough to get joe biden elected, he's not trump. that was enough in 2020 but won't be enough in 2022. certainly not in 2024. hannah, all of the issues he just laid out, the way the federal government completely botched the covid response in fact to administrations, that's not just this administration. inflation and monetary policy in this country, you've got what's going on in foreign foreign policy, a war where both parties who are angling for war and during the president to send troops and weapons in a no-fly zone which would be disastrous so will libertarians finally be able to capitalize on the skepticism and distrust of the federal government? >> i think this ever a moment, it's right now and we need to make sure we message the people about the solutions we actually have because i look around and i don't see any real solutions to these very big and pressing problems both parties ha

democrats in this multi-racial multicultural party are not going to be very, you know, happy about celebrating jackson jefferson or return to that point, but just briefly about you starting your research and trump wins and democrats are in a state of disarray. how did the present influence at all if at all the way you approach this book? you know partly i think it's what i wanted to write the book because i want to understand how we got to this point, you know as i mentioned before i will start with the present question, but also democrats have always been a very heterogeneous party. they've always been a party which had to put together different constituencies whether class or ethnicity or more recent decades race, and that's always well to win and the republicans i think is fair to say have usually been much more homogeneous and sometimes if you're more homogeneous a party, it's easier to decide what you stand for. it's easier to know who you're going to appeal to primarily. it's easy to decide what policies you're going to pursue. where's the democrats? it's more difficult, you know, one of the things i i was on a a conference sort of a private school not exactly podcast with tom perez tom p

still to come, former president trump filing a lawsuit against hillary clinton and other members of the democratic party. >> what he's accusing them off. >> and according to a new report, the most expensive city in the country to rent an apartment is right here in the bay area. and a live report tonight from washington, d.c., on the warning president biden issued to russia. he gave that morning in brussels this afternoon. kron 4 news at >> now to the latest on the war in ukraine where the ukrainian military says it has destroyed a large russian warship. yeah, this is significant. it happened this morning in the black sea southwest of mariupol. ukraine says the ship is capable of carrying 20 takes 45 armored vehicles and 400 troops. you see video released the military says it was docked at the time ukrainian military. that is it's unclear if anyone was on the ship. this report has not yet been independently confirmed. russia's defense ministry has not responded to the claim that the ship was destroyed as the war rages on, the united nations children's agency says that russia's invasion >> has displaced h

democratic party is going through. yes, a good chunk of the republican party is still blindly loyal to president trump, but it is not ther majority. and this is the opportunity that we have. and this is where we need to be thinking about this in 2022, and the opportunities we were in order to grow. >> dickerson: there is a question about the power donald trump has in the power. you say the first thing that republicans have to do is admit that the 2020 election was legitimately decided in favor of joe biden. that is not the majority position with regard to polls with republicans. >> sure. but when i cross the country promoting the book, some of the things people say is let's get beyond that. let's move on. joe biden is the president. let's start talking about the next thing. so for me, look, i'm talking about where we should be going. we are at a moment where 72% of americans think the country is on the wrong track. and this is not new. this has been going on for some time. what i'm trying to say is we don't have to accept the current trajectory. there are different ways of doing things. i tried to use my time when i was

i mean, i think a lot of people viewed this as president trump taking a page out of the democratic party playbook because republican party at all. we stood for free trade and i wonder you know what you think about that, but also i think a lot of a lot of people might look at at the us and say the problem is there aren't enough pillows or mattresses to fall on there's not enough social insurance. you mentioned social insurance, but i think certainly when a lot of my progressive friends look at the problem with free trade. it's not it's not just that they want to keep the current jobs. it's that they feel those who lost their jobs are sort of been betrayed because our our social insurance systems. so we and and you're you know, one of the world's leading experts on public finance. do you want to kind of maybe i'm jumping ahead too much, but it about your bridges of you know, where you see there should be social insurance, you know. met in its many forms and where you think there's scope for helping people retrain get other jobs. what do you think works? what's a great question i can and to

states these only came in because trump lost there is nothing that separated republicans and democrats that made it biased from one department to the other are one partyo the other. the only is that the democrats took advantage of these changes. republicans could have but they chose not to. >> obviously i have a different point of view of going back through 1998 or 1999 will just put us in the debate that nothing gets done and not believing anything i have been the chairman and the ranking member of the most contentious to mastic spending l program we pass the bill six times in a row we know how to work together we can do it so i know how to bargain in good faith and focused on the appropriations process that funds the entire government of the united states and we are working hard with our democratic colleagues to find common ground. i will not rehash history or try to respond with other people said 25 years ago i can give you a litany of republicans to go back to fdr and i'm notra sure if either side is historically very accurate. >> to questions. one of them come i keeppe hearing the keystone pipeline is the reason oil prices have increased. then i

you know, it is 4 interesting fr coyears of donald trump and the toll moat created was created by the left, the democrat partymedia. but otherwise here at home, things were going pretty darn well, the economy was strong and even during the pandemic, vaccines were being developed. the border was being secure, the military was being built up, but the left, of course, was writing and the president was to capture that too. today we have a monkey abroad. please keep this in mind when it comes to the next election. want to have some normalcy back? throw these people out. see you next time on "life, liberty, and levin." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. president, you you have putin remove periods mr. president, were you calling for name change? >> todd: a week back with damage control and the president comments over the weekend with more leaders and members of his own staff on defense. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this monday morning i'm todd piro, >> carley: i'm carley shimkus and choosing the left of cowardice. a new round peas duck set to begin between russia a

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