explanation this year in brooklyn there were 5 socialist candidates running for the new york legislature 4 of which were endorsed by the democratic socialists of america'snew york city chapter all of these campaigns had a strong grassroots organizing component and appear to have done significantly better with absentee ballots than on election day volunteers have been working on these campaigns for the past year registering new people to vote in and. purging them to do so by mail for their own health and safety and a record number of new yorkers tried to do just that over 700000 voters in new york city requested absentee ballots this year and just around half of those were sent back thanks to governor cuomo and his cronies or cuomo if you will at the board of elections around $100000.00 ballots have been thrown out but even that hasn't stopped socialist candidates from new york assembly like community activist emily gallagher and williamsburg union nurse vera sue front forest and crown heights or tenant organizer marsh element pena as an sunset park from coming out of election night deficits taking the lead with absentee votes and unseating bought and pa

this conversation forward and, in particular, the justice committee of san francisco democratic socialists of america have been very involved. and their website put together to de-fund, i appreciate all the work happening not just inside city hall, but outside city hall. i want to recognize mayor breed and supervisor walton for their efforts not just to de-fund the police, but redirect funds to the black community. i look to working with everyone in investing in solutions for the community. thank you again for the time, chair fewer. >> supervisor fewer: you're welcome. chair ronen. >> supervisor ronen: a lot of it is follow-up on the fabulous questions asked. i don't know if we have a representative from the city attorney's office on the line. but i want to understand more about what needs to happen to civilianize more positions given that it would appear that the p.o.a. has been blocking our ability do that in a timely manner. is there anyone from the city attorney's office on the line? >> city attorney. are you able to contact someone to answer this question? >> supervisor ronen: perhaps we don't h

this conversation forward and, in particular, the justice committee of san francisco democratic socialists of america have been very involved. and their website put together to de-fund, i appreciate all the work happening not just inside city hall, but outside city hall. i want to recognize mayor breed and supervisor walton for their efforts not just to de-fund the police, but redirect funds to the black community. i look to working with everyone in investing in solutions for the community. thank you again for the time, chair fewer. >> supervisor fewer: you're welcome. chair ronen. >> supervisor ronen: a lot of it is follow-up on the fabulous questions asked. i don't know if we have a representative from the city attorney's office on the line. but i want to understand more about what needs to happen to civilianize more positions given that it would appear that the p.o.a. has been blocking our ability do that in a timely manner. is there anyone from the city attorney's office on the line? >> city attorney. are you able to contact someone to answer this question? >> supervisor ronen: perhaps we don't h

demonize the republicans so you believe that accusing the democrats of being traitors of being socialist is actually a strategy to unite america yes i mean to the attempt even as f.d.r. tried to do to cast your opponents into the political darkness outer darkness but in order to define a new middle of the road for american politics going forward because of his idea the troop is a very danger. has personality and i don't assume he's leading a demolition derby to the detriment of america by including himself what do you think the stakes are in the 2020 presidential election well that i think the big stake is climate change and also social turmoil. democratic way of governing is under great songs and that's because the problems of their own press in america has reflected that general turmoil. but we have the means to overcome it what do you think's going to bring america together and you've got to find a way to see the common threats certainly have a coronavirus is a common threat climate change is a common threat the spread of nuclear technology conference right so we need a philosophy it's totally against the shoulder mystic na

somebody was saying the whole idea of closing down society so we didn't have to die from a pandemic is because democrats want to turn us this into a socialist state of america what they are saying is any legislation that helps achieve equality across societies or redistribution of wealth that's going to take tax dollars but it has nothing to do with 20 century socialism and the ownership of production. it's just here from this era for construction and comes right out of the civil war. i keep saying i have various articles about when reconstruction ended but you could make a good case for the fact the reconstruction, we are having the exact same conversation today that they had in the 1870s. >> the civil war by definition shuffle the relationship between government people and in doing so what you're describing is an ongoing battle for who he is and who's included in who is excluded and those are highly significant questions. some periods are more pressing and immediate than others but people know that that's part of the battle going on and why it's so personal. >> is so cool because this is what happened after world war ii. this was the g.i. from all walks o

america great? the failure of socialism. the democrats 2020 radical extreme socialist agenda. donald trump's agenda. everything is on the line. kennedy.com. let not your heart be troubled. laura, how are you? >> laura: that could be an alternative title. >> sean: i disagree on the mass thanks. we will debate it. >> laura: actually, i have a big update on the masks tomorrow night. if people want to wear masks, i have no problem with that. i just hope the chinese particulars don't end up on our lungs when we have to breathe them. so i'm hoping -- >> sean: i am talking about good masks. i don't know what you are talking about. anecdotally, i saw it in new york. grocery store, the cashiers, and nobody in the store got it >> laura: here's my deal. if you want to mandate that people wear masks, okay. bring congress back or bring the straight legislatostate legisla. and then pass the law. >> sean: why not let legal decide? >> laura: okay, we can't just have these governors willy-nilly is your name don't like don't like don't like issuing forever. why do you think the masks -- >> sean: i have no idea what w

biden combined forces with the socialist bernie sanders and the radical left wing of the democratic party. we don't need to guess where they are planning to take american and sanders recently released a document from their unity task force outlining their agenda for the country. document, i thought democrat won the primary, but looking at the document, it looks to me like bernie won. when you look at the agenda, the only thing it is unifying is joe biden to the radical left. contrary to their radical agenda, president trump is rebuilding the economy based on freedom and free markets and the rule of law. the american people know, president donald trump did it once before and president donald trump will do it again. [applause] at the root of the biden-sanders agenda is a belief that america is driven by in the, not aspiration. , not aspiration. that millions of americans harbor ill will toward their neighbors. the radical left believes the federal government must be involved in every aspect of our lives to correct those american wrongs. they believe the federal government needs to dictate how americans live, how we should work, how we should raise our c

america great? the failure of socialism. the democrats 2020 radical extreme socialist agenda. donald trump's agenda.rything is on the line. kennedy.com. let not your heart be troubled. laura, how are you? >> laura: that could be an alternative title. >> sean: i disagree on the mass thanks. we will debate it. >> laura: actually, i have a big update on the masks tomorrow night. if people want to wear masks, i have no problem with that. i just hope the chinese particulars don't end up on our lungs when we have to breathe them. so i'm hoping -- >> sean: i am talking about good masks. i don't know what you are talking about. anecdotally, i saw it in new york. grocery store, the cashiers, and nobody in the store got it >> laura: here's my deal. if

of physically being together, even like existential like, you know, let alone politically. i have been -- [inaudible] >> it's the symbol for dsa, or was anyway, democratic socialist for america, which is two hands joined, brown hands and white hands. that linkage, that flash to flash skin to skin linkage -- flash to flesh -- is so much a part of being together and, we say i'm here with you. that's how we do it. now we need all you smart young people to figure out new ways to do it, too. >> yeah. all right, the next most voted question is very to the point. okay, , barbara, are you ready? does the modern american working class -- you been writing about this. does the modern american working class have a breaking point out we destined to have the boot stamping on our face forever? >> well. who asked that question? >> jeff again. >> that's the question. we don't know where that striking point is. we never do with people. you know, pre-revolutionary situations are awfully hard to figure out. and things could go in different directions so quickly, so i don't make predictions, but i do think there's a definite breaking point when you can't pay the rent and you can't put food on th

constitution, the rule of law hangs in the balance because the most extreme radical socialist democrats are planning, and they are saying it, to fundamentally transform and change america

america get the economy working again. not veiled socialism. the democratic socialist bernie sanders teamed up to write 110 pages worth of proposals to better mergeir platforms. >> the compromise that they came up with if implemented will make biden the most aggressive president since fdr. >> sanders did not get medicare for all or degree new deal in the document. republicans are skeptical. >> this is not a unity group, this is surrendering to the socialists. >> joe biden's in person events are carefully staged to ensure social distancing. but they can overhang, suddenly surge. when the 77-year-old called an audible. >> i thought, okay, that was rain. it is? you guys, come on in. don't stay out there. >> it did rain, but when things cleared up, he came here to his childhood home and returns to scranton just a few months ahead of his chance to become the 46th u.s. president pretty has nothing but good memories here, but when i asked him if he had time to take a few questions, he said no. >> john: peter doocy for us in scranton. thanks so much. let's get reaction to the biden plan, supreme court decisions in the latest battle state polls from trump

constitution, the rule of law hangs in the balance because the most extreme radical socialist democrats are planning, and they are saying it, to fundamentally transform and change america. they want to dismantle capitalism. they want to abolish the police. that would eliminate all law and order and safety and security. the very corrupt, very frail joe biden is controlled by these radicals. he is weak. he is often confused. he's easily manipulated, and now he's showing his true colors, and he will say and he will do anything he is told to do and say to win at all costs. breaking tonight: look at this. the biden-sanders socialist unity task force, well, they just released, oh, basically the platform of bernie sanders and they are proposing the dnc platform and it reads like, well, a radical socialist wish list. as president biden, he would grant citizenship to 11 million illegal immigrants. he would turn the entire country into the united sanctuary states of america. he would block i.c.e. from deporting even criminals in jail. biden would redistribute your money because of something we call environmental justice and of course the insane green new deal that he supports. g

of them use the actual word revolution. they want to revolutionize america and turn it into a socialist blog. but the whole democrat leadership knows that it's lying. they call trump a liar. when he exaggerates. theycall him a liar when he disagrees with them . lying is pretty precise. you have to know what you're saying is false and then do it anyway and the entire impeachment project is driven by pratt lies. and it's self-consciously want to circumvent the procedures of our democracy that have been in place for whatever it is, 240 odd years . this is the most to me the most frightening thing about what's happened and what's in my book. the book starts out right before it discusses this resistance and asked the question why was trump called a white supremacist? here's a guy who's been in public life, and is a major public figure. everybody knew donald trump for 30 years. whoever thought of him as a white supremacist except some demented big racist them self like alsharpton . nobody. he was a wedding guest at the clinton's wedding. he funded liberal causes. he was totally part of what youwould call the liberal esta

viewers these important facts about america's significant progress in the fight against covid-19, the mob, the media, the fellow democratic socialists would rather ribs as of late compulsively trash the president. nancy pelosi now actually going this far saying it's not the wuhan virus has fake news cnn once called it, not the chinese virus, not allowed to say that, she is calling at the trump virus. of course. the dog bites, the bee stings, if you're feeling sad, blame donald trump. you cure cancer, they blame donald trump. >> recognize this mistakes he has made now embracing mask wearing and the recognition that it's not a hoax, it is a pandemic that has gotten worse before it will get better because of his inaction and clearly, it is the trump virus. >> sean: so where was nancy and chuck and all the democrats on january 31st after the first identified case from january 21st 10 days after what he was putting in place that hysterical xenophobic fearmongering travel ban and the subsequent travel ban and the quarantine, that's right, they were impeaching them while ignoring quid pro quo joe in zero experience hunter. in addition to using it as a political w

talking about, this coalition of the democrats and the anarchists and the marxists and the socialists all heading in that direction. the ceo of this company is a man who loves americaf food to new york during the pandemic and was at the white house because the president was signing an executive order in terms of hispanic education opportunities, economic opportunities, things that are important for our nation. and said some nice things about the president which was appropriate, and absolutely astonishing how this cancel culture has moved to say we will attack you. we don't have a right to free speech, we are coming after you, this coalition that wants to take down america and i know your viewers are not going to stand for it and i'm not either. >> jon: this is a guy whose version of the american dream now employs 4,000 people in this country, and aoc and the like want to essentially deny him business. it's quite a time. senator john barrasso of wyoming, good to see you, thank you. >> sandra: president trump dropping the some big hands on the fate of his longtime friend roger stone just days before his supposed to report to prison, with the president just said about

democratic leader who in almost every floor speech tries to accuse this administration of being too soft on america's adversaries, wants to literally decimate our dwebs bblg to finance a social -- defense bblg to finance a socialist spending spree. this turns out to be something of a pattern. on the democratic side it sometimes seems like we have hawks when it comes to speeches but chickens when it comes time to make policy. when they're on the sidelines, there's plenty of bark, but whenever they actually call a shot, it's zero bite. lots of bark, little bite, all hat, no cattle. that's how we end up with spectacles like the democratic leader play-acting as a russian hawk when about a decade ago he was publicly arguing that we should cozy up to putin, send russia billions of dollars of cash, pull the plug on nato missile defense packs that hurt putin's feelings and concede to him, quote, russia's traditional role in the caspian sea region." that was the democratic leader in 2008. pay off putin, let him have a sphere of influence. and now today he wants to decimate defense spending. but in between he spent years insisting the democrats want to get tough, want to get tough on foreign policy. so you see how the game

biden who is part of barack obama's administration wanted to help him fundamentally transform america. so why would we not believe that joe biden and the left wing democratic socialistssion if he is elected from a policy perspective these are biden's policy prescriptions and they are bad prescriptions by the way because they won't secure what ails us. but it is also the fact that joe biden is more of a pawn for the left because as he has been for decades in washington, he is a political pawn who plays whatever fiddle or whatever tune gets him votes. and that makes him a dangerous man and makes him dangerous to america. so, the president's echoing what joe biden says he will do. how is he going to transform to green vehicles every school bus. tell me how he does this. how does he liberal getting rid of a fossil based economy. brian: i don't think he wants. to say he was told to by aoc and john kerry. those are his environmental advisors. bernie sanders says is he going to move joe biden more to the left once he is elected. meanwhile, once it comes to donald trump winning there, seems to be a theme, joe biden talked about it, hillary clinton talked about it. and now we

democrat. he was registered as a socialist , ran as a socialist and that's what the new wing of the party is craving. look at the new congressional members. omar, she wants to dismantle america the world. think of being bob in a foreign land in a ref refugee camp, in a first generation she becomes a u.s. congresswoman and she's unhappy about that and unhappy about this country. when this country actually, the freedom and the ideas that we are more than a country should be duplicated and it inspires people in hong kong, shipyard, woulders in politico land, the berlin wall collapses where two germanys become one. that is the power of the america that is not something to dismantle but something to duplicate. ainsley: now you have joe biden saying some of the funding should absolutely be redirected from police and then even further than that you have the leader of the black lives matter movement in philadelphia saying this. >> one of the things that we're demanding is the funding over five years to the complete aboli tion, so we don't want to see any police in our community over the course of the five years and the five years gives time for the community to begin to build what i