people, democrats can't be.i mean, ordinary voting, democrats cannot be happy with what goes on around the capitol, for example, the homeless problem spending. i don't know how much this state spends, but it's obscene. this is simple solution to the homeless problem you we build the institution that we used to have you outlaw vagrancy and sleeping the streets and you put them institutions where the alcohol problems drug can be a mental problem is can be dealt with it's better for the homeless people than this democrat solution. but i don't hear anybody proposing that, you know, the voters or the in the state or who's who's got a plan. spend $100 million rebuilding institutions to take care of the vagrants. mm hmm. you're not answering my question. you're not answering my who is proposing the alternative? i don't hear it. i, i watch, you know, fox and newsmax, whatnot. i don't hear anybody propose this. i remember i was in california, there was a famous episode of the left. it was this woman in new york who was d

people, democrats can't be.i mean, ordinary voting, democrats cannot be happy with what goes on around the capitol, for example, the homeless problem spending. i don't know how much this state spends, but it's obscene. this is simple solution to the homeless problem you we build the institution that we used to have you outlaw vagrancy and sleeping the streets and you put them institutions where the alcohol problems drug can be a mental problem is can be dealt with it's better for the homeless people than this democrat solution. but i don't hear anybody proposing that, you know, the voters or the in the state or who's who's got a plan. spend $100 million rebuilding institutions to take care of the vagrants. mm hmm. you're not answering my question. you're not answering my who is proposing the alternative? i don't hear it. i, i watch, you know, fox and newsmax, whatnot. i don't hear anybody propose this. i remember i was in california, there was a famous episode of the left. it was this woman in new york who was d

democrats a have a ground army. party was the first patriots developed with the democrats, all these kids go to school and you get involved in radical causes in no idea how far. i've spoken at 400 universities and interview them about was going on. you have to be a lot younger than iit am. kind of frightening, actually. okay. in arizona, voting started i guess in september and that means democrats are organizing and now we got all that harvesting altering, unsolicited paper ballots and give them all the time of the world. onle election day or what used o be election day t, all republics come together to vote and in maricopa county, the largest population of arizona, 60% of the voting machines didn't work. you think it's an accident? the dominion machines is terrible, succeeds in exposing his. then there are all these films, people collecting ballots in the middle of the night. why do we have ballot boxes? why don't people have to come in to the voting booth and show their id? in the democrat party, that is there men

that is the democratic party. i think young people have every opportunity right now to get engaged and bring their ideas into this party make it something we can all be proud of and have ownership over. that is what is inspiring me to keep going and helped me run for this office. i did not do it by myself. i did it with a great group of young people that ran with me and behind me to make this happen. i think the democratic party will start hearing the younger generation much louder in leadership roles within our party, not just outside our party. i think that is exciting -- important. >> have a question from lia from texas. it is easy to register young people. but getting them to go vote is difficult. what have you found to be the number one motivator to get young people to the polls? >> other young people. i think the mistake we often make on campaigns is bringing younger folks just out of college back onto college campuses to get out the vote and help organize, we need to be tapping folks already on the campuses

party to a man and woman, where is the protest for the democrats. where is the goal of the party that leads to such atrocities? it is the dismantling of the american system and its replacement by the totalitarian state. announced the main theme of the domestic policy equity. he meant by this a government redistribution of wealth, resources and privileges to justify the policy, claiming america was and had always been a systemically racist society and these are his words, they touched every aspect of american life. these were monsters lies worthy of our most dedicated enemies, which thanks to the radical takeover of the schools have become the dominant record on race. it's an attitude designed to destroy the country and its political system by making americans ashamed of their national heritage and actual achievements. for the record the civil rights act of 1964 specifically outlaws systemic racism. if any institution was systemically racist it would be a soon arming of losses filed by those like benjamin extracting million dollar penalties for viola

democrats. what is the goal of this radicalized party believes such atrocities and is it the dismantling of the american system placement by totalitarianism and totalitarianism and illegal destruction of americans borders, and finally announced inaugural that the theme of the domestic policy would be the equity. equity. i met by this government institution of wealth, resources and privileges by skin color. to justify this policy the biden claim that america was and always has been a systemically racist society. the systemic racism those were his words, touched every aspect of american life. these were monstrous lies. worthy of our most dedicated intimate, i think to the radical takeover of the schools to become the dominant view of america, on race. and it's an attitude decided to destroy our country and its political system by making americans ashamed of the national heritage and actual achievements in providing opportunities. but for the record, there's no systemic racism r in american visitat

democrats line. caller: [indiscernible] host: the gallup survey earlier this year took a snapshot, they ask people about confidence in u.s. economic leaders. this is from april this year. when asked about the confidence in president biden leadership, 10% giving them a great deal of confidence, 25% a fair amount, 16% only a little, 48% almost none. and it comes to jerome powell, 4% saying a great deal of confidence, 30 2% saying a fair amount, 26% saying only a little , 28% sing almost none. treasury secretary 31% a fair amount, 23% saying only a little. leadership in congress, 7% each saying they have a great deal of faith when it comes to economic matters. republican leaders, 27% sing a fair amount and democratic leaders, 31% in republican leaders and 24% sing only a little bit of confidence in democratic leaders and 28% republican. there is more if you want to check it out, you can factor those into your comments. this is a viewer from nebraska, republican line. caller: if we had a press -- i mean

when we started pulling democrats in 2018 when we started, democrats approved of the job the supreme court was doing because democrats had sort of a view of the supreme court that was somewhat rosy based on civics lessons we learned in history from brett brown versus board of education and there have been recent rules like the decision to uphold the affordable care act on the decision to recognize same-sex marriage that caused progressive to think that by and large the supreme court was doing an ok job. the events of the last five years with the confirmation battles and things like the dobbs one have caused democrats and independents, they are underwater with those two key groups. it's not surprising that two thirds of republicans are supporting it because they are getting what they voted for in terms of rulings like the dobbs ruling. democrats and independents being against the court in such large numbers is not a viable situation long-term for the supreme court. host: let's go to calls in our first one is james and mount airy, north carolina, democrat. caller: brian, who used to wo

democrats will burn down every democratic city on their childish acts.ost: that is the sole reason you would not want to see it televise? caller: it is a farce in the first place. they televise it, fine. the more you can keep the public in the dark and let them write the editorials and people want to read it, let them read on it. host: wouldn't televising open the process of transparency? caller: transparency is fine. people want to learn, read let them read it in the papers which are mostly democratic papers anyway. host: why not air it? caller: i guess you can wear it but -- air it but jack is not going to win. host: richard on the yes line. caller: i believe it should be televise. all we have heard is anything bad for trump. utah is a good republican state. we are marlins -- more mess and we believe in truth is speaking the truth and have heard nothing but dirt about sean. -- about trump. i believe the dirt the democrats have been throwing at him is nonsense. i think if you show the american people the truth, you can see what they are. i used to be de

democrats line. caller: [indiscernible] host: the gallup survey earlier this year took a snapshot, they ask people about confidence in u.s. economic leaders. this is from april this year. when asked about the confidence in president biden leadership, 10% giving them a great deal of confidence, 25% a fair amount, 16% only a little, 48% almost none. and it comes to jerome powell, 4% saying a great deal of confidence, 30 2% saying a fair amount, 26% saying only a little , 28% sing almost none. treasury secretary 31% a fair amount, 23% saying only a little. leadership in congress, 7% each saying they have a great deal of faith when it comes to economic matters. republican leaders, 27% sing a fair amount and democratic leaders, 31% in republican leaders and 24% sing only a little bit of confidence in democratic leaders and 28% republican. there is more if you want to check it out, you can factor those into your comments. this is a viewer from nebraska, republican line. caller: if we had a press -- i mean

democrats will burn down every democratic city on their childish acts.ost: that is the sole reason you would not want to see it televise? caller: it is a farce in the first place. they televise it, fine. the more you can keep the public in the dark and let them write the editorials and people want to read it, let them read on it. host: wouldn't televising open the process of transparency? caller: transparency is fine. people want to learn, read let them read it in the papers which are mostly democratic papers anyway. host: why not air it? caller: i guess you can wear it but -- air it but jack is not going to win. host: richard on the yes line. caller: i believe it should be televise. all we have heard is anything bad for trump. utah is a good republican state. we are marlins -- more mess and we believe in truth is speaking the truth and have heard nothing but dirt about sean. -- about trump. i believe the dirt the democrats have been throwing at him is nonsense. i think if you show the american people the truth, you can see what they are. i used to be de

democrat, he is surrounded. an obama-biden donor and worked at law firm that employeed hyun-ji hib hib hunter biden, she has ruled before against trump, that means they are free to talk about all discusses with a former president. how is a president to seek counsel? under the color of a grand jury investigation, they can spican strip him of his privileges. a secret order, issued by an obama judge. patrick leahy connecttions, the president can't have attorney-klein privilege or due pro -- his executive privilege power is stripped from other obama judge. she strips him of that. the president is not able it speak to his advisers in future. we have a secret search warrant issueda trump's twitter account request of biden government, they don't inform the president of united states in case he wants to challenge it, that is trump now january 6 committee that destroyed evidence and information related to their investigation of january 6. the democrat house of representatives streab established a january 6 committee whos

democrats,202) 748-8000. and independents, (202) 748-8002 . ♪ >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage as your front row seat to the presidential election. watch meeting greets, speeches and events to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now or anytime online at c-span.org. c-span, or unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> sunday night on q and a in his book, university of richmond professor mussi looks at the seizure of three buildings in washington dc. hostages were taken at all three locations. >> it is amazing how this story has receded in the background and we don't talk about it as much. this is the first time anyone has told this story. it has not been assembled by anyone. a lot of lives were lost, and no one has talked about it. the local court records were lost, including the transcript. i uncovered the transcript. it is thousands of pages, and it is every word spoken by every witness in the trial. it really helped me. that record really up to me piece together the sequence of even

, all democrat cities. why they are not bumping into each other when they make the announcements. they are coming one after the other, you have to plan those things, they don't just happen. they are trying to not interfere with each other but they are dumping all charges, making all public publicity, draining trump of his resources of the ability to campaign for president. of the united states all in the last 5 months. they want all their trials in the next 6 to 12 months. that's not coincidence. he is charged with crimes relating to election activity. he is charged with crimes relates to documents. he is charged with crimes related to nondisclosure agreements, he is changed with crimes relating to campaign activity in one state. he was changed before, with a phony impeachment, he turned out to be right. and they didn't go through the normal due process such as it is that house of representatives has traditionally, then he was changed again with door impeachment. -- another impeachment and dried in mar-a-la

the democrats have not yet forgotten. the ongoing struggle between conservatism and progressivism still bears. today, the imprint of calvin coolidge. thank you. thank. thank you, garvin. we turn now to chris cox. chris. thank you, chris. by the time coolidge took the national stage, the progressive era had run its course. and that gave him the opportunity to assess based on real results, real world results, its successes and failures, the fundamental challenge that this presented is that progressivism in practice had diverged wildly from its aims. america, at the end of the wilson administration, was beset with race riots, runaway inflation, violent strikes and the suppression of civil liberties. in practice. progressive initiatives such as the income tax and prohibit one were proving to have very different impacts and middle class households than progressive theory had predicted. the income tax appeared in 1913 and it began with a relatively low top rate of 6%. it applied to the most wealthy people in america with income

trial by secrecy in a democrat courtroom with a democrat judge and democrat prosecutor, democrat grandrat fu future jury, the bogus argument if he finds out we're looking at his twitter account he will leave the country. how ridiculous is that. what have they didn't, a use an 1871 c ku klux klan sustatute, and they use a espionage act that was passed by woodrow wilson to imprison his political opponent, sound familiar? against eugene debs. piling changes as we say, that is making multiple criminal charges from a single event, piling them on, why do they do that? they just want one conviction, they want a jury to say, we have 40 charges here in the indictment case. -- document case, let's find guilty on one or two and clear him of the rift rest, that is what is going on. been relentless leaks of investigative, and concealed information to media in particular maggie habber man at "new york times" and "washington post" and cnn, i have demonstrated here i have examples of or 40 leaks from this prosecutor in department of justice for last 6 months in violation of federal law to destroy obje

caller: biden and his opponent in the democratic party. there are supposed to be democrats. see anything going on about democrats. i would like to have some information. host:host: we know that there are two longshots. we have marianne williamson and robert kennedy junior, neither one of them is pulling anywhere near biden but will there be a primary -- polling anywhere near biden, but will there be a primary debate? guest 2: it doesn't seem there will be. for better or worse democrats seem to have decided that joe biden is there guy. that is typical for the incumbent president. it is fairly unusual to get a really fierce opponent for the incumbent president. whether or not this is a smart decision in the long-term not to have a competitive primary remains to be seen. the track record historically for a sitting incumbent getting a primary, in the past they have gone on to lose the general election. it is not in the president's best interest to do that. we are in an unusual situation where joe biden's numbers are low as our donald trump's -- as are donald trump's as the front

is a democrat?> not from the positions he's been taking no. >> assess cornell west, any anxiety of him running as a green party candidate? >> i do. anybody who wants to turn the page and go to the future in this country should be worried about cornell west. any third party entrants that would take votes from whoever will likely take on the nominee from the gop and that is likely donald trump. i would ask others contemplating third party runs, think about your legacy, the future, and consolidate around entering a democratic primary because that's why we have primaries, competition. >> if there's a conversation you say needs to occur within the democratic party about an alternative to the sitting president of the united states, why isn't the leading contender for that the sitting vice president of the united states kamala harris? >> i think we have a -- i think we live in an era of fear. what if i get out of line and take on my party. >> is she not qualified stw? >> i think she's absolutely qualified.

what i have to say is i'm a democrat. proud, american democrat. i don't always vote democrat. there was a time when i would vote for a lot of republicans. however ever since john mccain got saddled, i've only voted democratic. because you know, principal. but what i'm really upset about. not really upset. kind of angry about is my vote for joseph biden was completely legitimate and i'm tired of being told that it wasn't. that's all i really have to say. host: scott mcfarland tweets out from the courthouse, from the court room, more so today than in manhattan or miami federal court, trump is checking out the audience, looking around the room and at the spectators. michael is a democrat right here in washington, d.c., good afternoon to you. caller: i think that this has been a long time coming and hopefully this trial really reveals the truth for everyone. i work in a small public opinion group and i have noticed that among a large number of republicans there seems to be real cognitive disk that -- dissonance. big supporters of trump on social media, and it's been interesting wa

democrats. ,., ., , of democrats.t in front of the sto . , ., the story. yes, he tried to shape the story. yes, he tried to shape the story. yes, he tried to shape the story in _ the story. yes, he tried to shape the story in his _ the story. yes, he tried to shape the story in his own _ the story. yes, he tried to shape the story in his own benefit. - the story. yes, he tried to shape the story in his own benefit. andj the story in his own benefit. and regardless of the name calling that always comes in with these, i don't know jack smith, always comes in with these, i don't knowjack smith, i can't always comes in with these, i don't know jack smith, i can't tell you he's deranged or not, i would argue that he probably isn't. but this is he communicates, probably to the public in the world but also specifically to his base. this is to shore up his support so that is core trump days doesn't make a move without him. trump days doesn't make a move without him-— trump days doesn't make a move without him. ., ,. ., , ., .

the democrat, the democrats and republicans are both on the right. i think there is a make --there is a misconception about that. host: let me stop you there. we try to keep rules when it comes to people calling. if you are going to call, pick a line that best represents you. defined a lot of that happening in your circle? guest: there is a change. as governor haley said in the debate, president trump is very unpopular and has had everlasting in campaigns. the people that he chose lost in maces that republicans thought that they could win. i think that there is a group of republicans and conservatives who are uncomfortable with trump , and it may not be more than 20% of the republican party or electric, that that will decide elections. if you lose 20% of your voters, you will not win. conservatives uncomfortable with trump are going to vote against him, if he is the nominee, and that will be damaging to republican candidates, not only in the presidential race but reese's in the senate across the country. it is true that the base is solidly behind him

either the democrats will get more votes and keep the congress, or the democrats will get more voteshat's the way our government... works? chances look especially good for republicans in the house, as fivethirtyeight gives them an 84% chance of taking control. now to arrive at that republican advantage, pollsters asked a lot of questions, but the one i'd like answered is: has anyone heard january 6th? remember when the folks who got elected today supported a violent attack on our government? did people forget the zip ties, the shaman with the horns? the beating up of the cops, the calls to hang the vice president? am i missing anything? >> the poo-poo. >> stephen: thank you. thank you, madam speaker. now, if the democrats lose the house, nancy pelosi will be replaced by kevin mccarthy, a guy who is on tape after january 6th asking for the ex-president to be removed from office. but instead, three weeks later, he removed his own balls and can deliver them to mar-a-lago. if mccarthy's elected speaker, one of the first things on his party's agenda is revenge on the january 6th committee

a couple of democrats publicly criticizing hunter biden. one house democrat even said at the very least, it is pretty bad if you are to what we saw from the archer testimony is the judgment business dealings. if hunter biden committed crimes, he should face justice and account hit the accountability f for the crimes. >> julie: similar comments from a lawmaker on the left. >> let me say something you never heard a republican member of congress say in the four years of the trump administration, which is if hunter biden broke a law, he should be prosecuted. it is clear you broke the law with possibly the ownership of a handgun. he should be held accountable for about. >> julie: joe concha, fox news contributor and my friend, also media columnist, politics columnist for "the messenger." the friend part came before the title. >> all good. >> julie: of these comments devon archer says the president was, indeed on the phone calls impact speakerphone when they actually come indeed did talk about business dealings. the president maintain from the ve

democrats in 2024.washington post" last month democrats worry their most loyal voters won't turn out for biden in 2024. and in politico they are reporting voters of color are slamming biden's performance on the economy. so, could the tide in some small way really be turning? certainly there is more than ample reason for black americans to at least start considering other options. and some already have. >> i was told i was black. and i should vote democrat. i'm not doing that no more. we need somebody that is real. not these oh these puppets like biden. biden is a puppet. >> wake up, people. this government doesn't care about us. we need to get trump back in office. trump 2024, guys. this is the only way we are going to be able to survive. >> black people have historically -- not historically recently have been brainwashed into thinking that we're supposed to vote democrat. black people are really on the fence. they don't want to vote for joe biden. >> laura: now, given the nightmarishly cost of living a

host: kalani in honolulu, hawaii democrats line. caller: good morning, i wanted to mention, how do we get fact checking to be some kind of, i don't know, i don't know how to say it. there are so many lies out there that everybody is just misinformed. how do we get that corrected? that's one of the big problems with so many of us on one side and so many of us on the other side. it's a big problem, that's all i think. host: in this case in particular, where you think you are hearing the most misinformation? caller: when you look at the january 6 committee and with the doj has done, they have all these proven facts where you have the other side -- i appreciate everybody's input the you have the other side saying this and that but where are the facts? even with the republican politicians, they have seen so much stuff, where are the facts? host: up next is brad from the nation's capital, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm a little bit disappointed in your reporting or moderation this morning. moments ago, you had said about the last

so let's just look at the record for a moment in the state of wisconsin, democrats and democratic supporteddidates have won 15 of the last 18 statewide elections. just ask senator tammy baldwin, ask governor and lieutenant -- governor evers and lieutenant governor sarah rodriguez, ask attorney general josh call, ask president biden and vice president harris who has been winning elections in the state of wisconsin. this spring, in our state supreme court race, voters had as vivid a choice as you could imagine between a trump endorsed former supreme court justice who personally advised the plot to overturn the 2020 election and a judge that they hadn't met before, janet p., who ran with clarity that she would always consider the case before her rather than just the agenda of right wing maga billionaires and who believe at a personal level in reproductive freedom. that election was a choice between maga extremism on the one hand and common sense, fairness, and justice and freedom on the other. and wisconsin voters gave janet p. an 11 point landslide. this spring was a freedom landslide in wisc

democrats, your line is (202) 748-8000.endents can cl 02) 748-8002. are waiting to hear from you about your top news story of the week let's talko nda was calling from norwalk, california on the democratic line. linda, good morning. caller: good morning. can you hear me? host: we can. go ahead, linda. caller: ok, i am sorry. i was just thinking that mugshot was good of him. he looks like the devil in disguise. host: all right. caller: that's all i wanted to say. host: let's go to crag who is calling from pleasant grove, alabama on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that the false equivalency between gore and hillary by the maga people is ridiculous. none of them sent alternate electors to try to overturn the election. none of them intimidated coworkers. there was a woman that got a mugshot and she looked people the way she smiled. she intimidated the poll workers in the header -- and they had to run to the precinct to talk to the lady. we had to understand the difference. 60 court

he is still a democrat.talks about government efficiency, about tax reform, welfare reform, things we may think of as more conservative. the plight of people less fortunate as we will talk about later he does bring this moral itvision to a lot of his policy issues. so, it is kind of hard to pinpoint ideologically. it is hard to pinpoint in terms of where the two parties have been up to that point. but, he really emphasizes this idea of why not the best. the government as good as its people. the american people, they had to build on this sense of the american people being fundamentally good. people are good and they deserve a better government. they deserve a good government. having questions about, okay, what is that? what is a good government? who gets to decide? who are the winners and losers of ae good government political philosophy? we will find out. political appeals. the result is very close. it was not just 50% of the vote. the other thing about this map is that it is very weird. it is a weird map. a

that was a sort of staples of the democratic party and a democratic message. and and he was very much in line with that when he was president. i think that the center of the party has shifted leftward in recent years to make obama, who would have characterized himself as progressive in 2008, 2012 to look more moderate and has achievements to look more moderate. the affordable care act looks more moderate now, i think, than it did in 2008. i think what obama would have had to say about what he said about criminal justice reform, that's more moderate than some of the things coming from the left in regard to defund the police. now, that would have horrified him if he would if it were something that come up during his time as president and he would have repudiated this idea of defund the police less he and the democratic party be painted as soft on crime. and crime is being loaded. loaded term in terms of how we think about crime and where crime takes place and who the criminals and so forth. so in that way, the party has not left him behind, but the party has cer

these democrats will believe anything. nobody is above the law and yet, you have the most corrupt president in the office who is known to take bribes from foreign companies. yet somehow hillary and obama -- the democrats believe themselves holier than thou and they are the only ones that know what is going on and anybody who disagrees should be shot. host: let's not get to violence. caller: exactly, that is where we do not want to go. host: what do think about republicans who criticized the president for his actions january 6? there are some running against him for the republican nomination who have criticized him for what he did january 6. caller: they are the perfect example of rhinos. all they care about is their own career. they do not care about the country and that is the difference. president trump put the country first. no one wants to take away the gravy train, that is what trump tried to do. we have the most corrupt government. people are getting filthy rich off of this and the people are getting screwed and it i

democrats, (202) 748-8000.ndependents, (202) 748-8002. let's start with jim in highland park, new jersey on the democratic line. caller: thank you very much for taking my phone call. host: go ahead. caller: the prime issue is what do we do with the three countries that are causing all the problems? and that is as was said in the new york times, china, russia, and north korea. that is all i have to say. host: all right, jim. speaking of russia, of course the war in ukraine is also on the top of mind. the wall street journal hn article, the headline u.s. allows f-16 deliveries to ukraine western officials say. i will read a little bit from that article, it's as washington has clear the way to deliver f-16 jets to ukraine, u.s. authorities said friday, a potentially significant boost to the countries armed forces. those to help in the current counteroffensive aimed at pushing back russian forces. that being said, let's hear more from national security adviser jake sullivan. he was asked about the weapons transfer

they joined democratic areas in opposing this resolution. ohio issue one.nted in yellow on the 2023 map. we have seen this, you know, same pattern with referendums and kansas, and michigan. let me tell you, there's not enough democrats in kansas to have put that initiative over the hump. when it comes time to vote for a candidate, the candidate's entire agenda, my question to you, carlos, do you think enough republicans will still break from the pack? >> simone, it's pretty clear by now, what used to be an issue where republicans felt comfortable going on offense, abortion, you remember they would go after democrats for partial birth abortion, for refusing to support minimum standards on abortion. right now, it is an issue where republicans are exclusively playing defense. there is no greater evidence of that than donald trump himself. the man who says he is responsible for overturning roe v. wade. criticizing republicans like ron desantis from going to far. in states like florida and others. to me, that's the greatest evidence that now republicans are play

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

this is the democrat party.every part of our culture, every part of our society right now is under attack. this is a revolution. people better wake the hell up. every revolution doesn't have to be violent. some of the more brilliant communist said in a country like the united states or in the western countries, you are not going to have the proletariat rising up. you will have the middle class rising up. it's got to be top down. you have to take over the culture and bureaucracy and slowly but surely impose your will. that is what is happening. what they are doing to donald trump, they are doing to america and the american people. i don't know if we will claw our way out of it. enough of our fellow citizens better understand that this is about them and their liberty. that's it. i am done. >> mark's book is coming out soon. democratic party hates america on amazon.com and hannity.com and bookstores soon. >>> jack smith is a long history of going after prominent politicians. one of those former virginia governor bo

i'm more disappointed in democrats because at heart i am a democrat. host: this conversation this morning about the indictment, arrival of former president trump and intake at the fulton county jail in georgia. trump facing 13 counts of election interference there in georgia as a result of the 2020 presidential election. taking your phone calls and comments. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents and others, 202-748-8002. welcome georgia residents on 202-748-8003. i'm prior caller mentioned the tucker carlson interview that was debuted on x while the first presidential gop debate was happening. headline here from "wall street journal" about that interview. the program strained on eggs to -- streamed on x to 236 million impressions. the interview was is that them attempt to upstage eight republican rivals who were debating on fox news, the wall street journal writes it was a glaring display of the fissures in right-wing media and opening salvo in fighter that will test whether social media platforms can mount a serious challeng

i'm a democrat up at the same time we all have to respect our leaders. i am a democrat.her. i love god. whoever say a democrat is not a christian, that is a lie. that is pretty much all i want to say. also, biden and his son, they are the blank in the world because trying to get off of a drug addict. every person who has a celebrity family member come they all do the same thing. at the end of the day, that is not make biden a bad person. if you hear people talk, biden's problem is that he is old. trumps problem is that he's a crook. but only thing they come back with is biden is old. i would rather vote for biden if he was 95 years old, a man of integrity, and love and god. people are talking about hunter. ought to be ashamed of yourselves. host: susan on the republican line. caller: hi. thank you very much for having me. can you hear me? host: yes, we can. caller: i am listening to everybody and i watch the news. i am so frustrated because i am a moderate republican. all these republicans that are on the right, i do not understand. all these liberals on the left, i do n