democratic party. the quite an exciting time for the democratic party.— democratic party. gn — democratic party. the trunk campaign already _ democratic party. the trunk campaign already on - democratic party. the trunk campaign already on it - campaign already on it describing him as dangerously liberal, extremist, orthat gain any traction? it’s liberal, extremist, or that gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain _ gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain that _ gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain that kind - gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain that kind of. hard to gain that kind of traction with a guy who is a hunter, who has been in the military for 24 years, really has had to govern estate we said to work with both sides of the aisle. i don't think that is going to stick and i think people are tired of hearing the same attack from this trump team. quite surprised it is still the same attack. he does to every box _ still the same attack. he does to every box been _ still the same attack. he does to every box been school- to every box been school teache

guest: and the democratic party has criteria for those, and elected democratic member of congress, democratic governor, state party chair and and they have a category for former notables who are former democratic presidents or vice president. host: brian in las vegas. democratic caller. caller: hello. my question is with the divide in the country becoming wider and with the wealth gap becoming wider, why would the democratic party not planned for something like this? right now it looks like the aristocrat -- aristocratic class of the democratic party is picking who they want to be the next president. guest: i think the democratic party position and the pushback from the democratic party would be that these delegates are local party activists. that they make an effort to have a diverse set of delegates representing different social economical classes and they make sure that they have gender balance in these delegates as well. and so it is certainly a select group of people. but the democratic party would disagree that it is an aristocratic class of people. there are certainly ordinary people w

the democratic party should announce the slogan of overthrowing the mullahs' regime. the democratic party must stop advancing to the north of iraq. therefore, the democratic party should explain to us how iran's relationship with other countries is. qasim lu had lowered his head and shame was sitting on the face of other comrades. i declared that accepting any of these demands would amount to self-selling to the iraqi regime , and i consider it treason. unfortunately, comrades approved all seven articles and i left the meeting . and i decided to leave the party. kurdistan's daily life, tell stories in eastla lasar hezakani jam espami, they want people who are helpless, they are martyrs, they are like cows. kajehyanda because the iraqi government has given you a lot of faith. after fleeing to iraq and taking refuge in the regime of discussion and renewal of forces , their terrorist activities continued for many years in the border villages and mountainous areas of kurdistan, which were repelled by the kurdish people and the efforts of the kurdish and islamic revolutionary guard corps

look what happened to elon musk, elon musk should be a hero of the democratic party, the old democratic party thought he was a hero, he became a villain because in fact his platform was the only platform that allowed free speech, and now he became a villain because the democratic party doesn't believe in the people, if you, if you don't believe in free speech, that means you don't trust the people, you don't allow them to figure things out for themselves, to have information on which they can base their ideas, their perceptions, and their beliefs, and their votes, and their votes, the government has to... protect people from dangerous information, from things that can indoctrinate them with bad ideas and it's a very patronizing system but it's also a very manipulative and insidious system and it's the opposite of democracy really and you won't find a single democrat who would really criticize it and oh i know something will come out about me because i've lived a colorful life and you know people tell stories about me but i'm ready for it i'm ready i 've never done anything criminal like

democrat. the party of my father, my uncle. a party which i pledged my own allegiance to long before i was old enough to vote. i attended my first democratic convention at the age of six in backbend the democrats were chut authoritarianism, against censorship, against colonialism, imperialism and unjust wars. we were the party of labor, of the working class. the democrats were the party of government transparency and the champion of the environment. our party was the bulwark against big money interests and corporate power. true to its name, it was the party of the moxie at -- of democracy. as you know i left that party in october because it had departed so dramatically on the core values i grew up with. it had become the party of war, censorship, corruption, big pharma, big tech, big ag and big-money. when it abandoned democracy by canceling the primary to conceal the cognitive decline of the sitting president, i left the party to run as an independent. the main stream of american politics and journalism derided my decision. conventional wisdom said it would be impossible to get on the ballot as an independent because each state poses an insurmountable tangle of arbitrary rules for collecting

the democratic party should announce the slogan of overthrowing the mullahs' regime. the democratic party must stop the progress of the kurds in northern iraq. the democratic party should clarify for us how iran has a relationship with other countries. qasim lu had lowered his head and shame was sitting on the face of other comrades. i i announced that accepting any of these demands is tantamount to selling oneself to the iraqi regime and i consider it treason. unfortunately, the comrades approved all seven articles and i left the meeting and decided to leave the party. to be honest, they are rozhehlati children kurdistan tell stories about the islamic republic's heinousness, because it converted people to islam without paying for it, and the revolutionary guards' forces repelled their attacks and their operations led to failure. we, the warriors of islam , agreed after four years, by the grace of god and the decisive leadership of the imam of the bastam region, he captured the army of islam. in 1375, the camp of hamza seyed al-shohda. under the command of sardar shahid ahmad kazemi

democratic party has been heading. we that's the direction the democratic party has been heading.— that's the direction the democratic partyvention that has just wrapped up about the democratic convention that hasjust wrapped up in chicago in just a moment. for now, both of you, thank you. stay with us. just a bit of detail. we said earlier rfk junior�*s name will remain on a lot of valid papers but it will be removed, we are told, from ten pacific ones of those just in the key battleground states. he says my presence one would be a —— there would be a spoiler. he will remove his name from the ballot paper in ten key that a ground state but he says elsewhere, if remains on the ballot, if you want to vote for me, you can. in those crucial battering states, his name will be removed. leaving that as a 2—party race. we will talk about that convention in just a moment. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are with the context on bbc news. as promised, let's return to events in chicago. the excitement and energy of the party conventions in america can often feel like a grand finale, a big celebration, a vict

democratic party. and, you know, now the white working class has shifted to being the heart and soul of the republican party. and for democrats to not only just win an election, how do we get out of this democratic deficit we are in where neither party can build an enduring governing majority and really establish some kind of stability? this is not about winning one election. this is about democrats building an enduring government majority, passing legislation that can ameliorate some of the economic and social issues of working-class americans. the only way to do that is to win a significant portion of not just white working class, but donald trump is making inroads into the nonwhite working-class. the only way for democrats to not just win one election, but build a governing majority, is to win working-class voters back into the democratic coalition. that is a combination of a tangible policies, but also significant cultural symbolism. i would say it begins with letting working-class people run for office again. working-class people, right? people with working-class roots that might not have a college education. working in

this is probably the biggest schism in the democratic party in | schism in the democratic party in theicy arena. it is a really difficult needle to thread. the democrats need to acknowledge palestinian personhood, nationhood and humanity, more than frankly has been the case in the american political system. however, we have to remember that this is an issue that divides the democrats and unites the republicans. so there is a feeling that the democrats will try to keep this off the front burner as much as they can. i hope that if carmela harris is successful in becoming the next us president, she takes a much more forward leaning policy in support of palestinian aspirations that has been the case for either democrats or republicans in the past. we been the case for either democrats or republicans in the past.- or republicans in the past. we will wait to see — or republicans in the past. we will wait to see whether _ or republicans in the past. we will wait to see whether she _ or republicans in the past. we will wait to see whether she addressesj or republicans in the past. we will l wa

the democrat. democratic party will have four days to explain how the selection of harris as their nominee is democratic when they threw out millions of primary votes for biden and imposed harris without any voter input. i would say that they're just like the republican party that they get their money and their commands from the corporate power etc. mean there's there's not much of a difference between the two aside from little social issues, some they win, some they don't, sometimes, sometimes not, so it's just the system. is made so that we are a total war path. harris has so far refused to grant a single interview or hold a press conference to be questioned about any of her policies. positions, she is expected to maintain unconditional support for israel despite global disapproval and unprecedented domestic rejection of zionism. we're funding a genocide. um, and uh, i don't appreciate being taken advantage of that way, and it's not who i am, and to have this criminality going on in the name of the united states. doesn't work, with many wondering if there will be a repeat of the historic public descen

had connections with both. parties and ukrainians were organized in the same way, and the democratic democratic party movement was organized, ukrainians, as well as republicans, what you mentioned about raygran is true, and in the fact that he also included people in his administration who are of ukrainian origin, and they had a big voice, it also raised the image in the minds of ukrainians, that there was greater access, but this... everything is personal, as are those personal contacts, then i will mention governor volz, who knows very well his state and minneapolis and specifically where ukrainians live, when he was a congressman, he signed various resolutions in support of ukrainians, commemoration of the holodomor, when he became governor, he visited our churches specifically after the full-scale invasion, and these personal ... and contacts are very influential, on the other hand, you can look at the candidate for vice president from the republican side. jay vance, in a state like ohio, which has an extraordinary amount of americans of ukrainian origin, he refused to have a meeting when he was

all right, that is tom a he called the technical issue of japan's liberal democrat democratic party. joining us live from tokyo, thank you. the despite probably calling for a see sign in gaza and expressing concerns about mounting the palestinian casualties provide an administration has approved $20000000.00 an additional on sales to israel the day and includes 5 digits and advanced in the solves the announcement from the us state department comes ahead of sci fi tools expected to continue license this week, as you call haines reports from washington dc. in the united states, all of the focus is on finalizing a ceasefire in gaza. you as president joe biden, connecting that to a ran, not striking israel in retaliation for the assassination of the political leader of home, off on a rainy and soil expectation . and at the pentagon confirmation that the us is indeed a nuclear powered submarine to the region. something it's very rarely a now says along with an additional aircraft, carrier group and other military equipment. so look, our focus is on the escalating the situation. we have pu

i have been nominated, but normally for the democratic democratic party, we really have less clarity on what exactly how positions are likely to be and whether they want these thoughts in any substantive way from the administration of presidents or buying unless you of course, has been a key member of but we are likely to see an approval continuation of the policy this. i'm a bite and a set sounds a, especially the pain deepening. there's partnerships with allies in the region in the, in the pacific. now dividing the has approve the us strategy in case of coordinated nuclear confrontations with china, russia and north korea. do you know whether that came up in the tools so far? we understand that in the mean, this was actually related to the new times screening sites was published last week, which indicated the president boynton. any of this you had signed off on a new us new tier to turn strategy one that focus much more on the potential. the threats posed by china, where historically there has been much more emphasis on russia, given the highest sensitivity all of these documents.

has been assassinated by our 2 political systems, our 2 party system, most of all by the democrats democratic party, and as well the media who literally chose to ignore him and ridicule him. even when he had 20 percent of the vote, the tnc allied mainstream media networks maintain a near perfect embargo on interviews with me and his 10 month presidential campaign in 1992 were osborne. okay, the 34 interviews i'm industry networks. in contrast, during the 16 mazda since i declared abc, nbc cbs m. s. nbc and cnn combined gave only 2 live interviews from a that amazing, the other guy got 20. he barely got to kennedy has decided to quit his campaign, though he will not. he was, he's still going to remain on the ballot in most states by the way, which means it's kind of a quasi quit and he's throwing his support to donald trump. drug for his part took the opportunity to announce that investigation. a task force that's going to look into what americans of always wanted to know, who was really behind the killing of john f. kennedy. and they will be test scores releasing all of the remaining documents pert

he was kicked out of the democratic party. he was a democrat 16 months ago for crying out loud when he first initial democratic party wasn't allowed. here. he was not allowed to compete in a primary that's how he was kicked out. >> is that kicked out of the party? he's not a democrat. he's a democrat he's not a democrat anymore. he's he's an independent democrats kicked much his, much as democrat is telsey gabbard was a democrat. i mean, there's a lot of people who were clearly spoilers for donald trump. i don't know what down trump is paying them are trying to bribe them with. but clearly this guy, rfk junior, he was trying to get a position in kamala harris's administration. there's a cabinet table. i mean, does it give you any pause that this is a man who traffics in conspiracy theories. one of the things apparently that trump offered in exchange for this was a commission on assassinations, which would, would release the files around the jfk assassination rfk junior has been pretty clear that he believes that the government was behind it thi

democratic party. what will be the main message _ democratic party. message for both - the main message for both kamala harris and tim walz, the nominee, what will they be trying to inform voters in what contrast will they want to set against the trump campaign? you said it, it is— against the trump campaign? 7m, said it, it is contrast, and thatis said it, it is contrast, and that is what is so vital. hours ago, the democratic national committee unveils the themes for the convention, literally just hours ago i received an e—mail along with other former members of congress and democratic elected officials, and the themes will be fighting for the people, fighting for our freedom and fighting for the future, each light will be dedicated to one of those themes in each night will deliver a contrast between the democratic fight and what we stand for, are democrats sample, how they will prioritise their values versus the republican 0rthodox positions and platforms. by thursday night that contrast will be abundantly clear to particularly those unaffiliated v

protesters here today, and all of them have basically the same message to not support the democratic party, calling the democratic party immigrants, when the democratic party says that we're the party of human rights and they're the party of peace and uh they have refused to allow even one pool palestinian. person to speak on the main stage when they have made sees player, basically a uh unheard word, it just shows uh the sort of uh uh capocracy here in the united states, so right over there we have we have thousands of people, 5 thousand democratic delegates, supposedly so happy about kamela harris, the most unpopular vice president of the past 30 years and then over to my right here, you have thousands of protesters uh, not just palestinians, not just arab americans. is not just uh muslims um all different types of groups who are just so uh dissatisfied uh with themorpatic party but we can just put cap on it here the presidential election begins to... comela harris versus donald trump, two extremely deviceive candidates, this country might see a new level of disunity if that is possible, and and robin, before w

what most alarms me is health democratic party -- how the democratic party conducts its internal affairs. . with alarms me is the resort to censorship and media control and weaponization of the federal agencies. when a u.s. president colludes with or outright coerces media companies to censor a political speech, it is an attack on our most sacred right of free expression and that is the very right upon which all of our other constitutional rights rest. president biden mocked vladimir putin's 88% landslide in the russian elections observing that putin and his party controlled the russian press. and putin prevented a series of opponents from appearing on the ballot. but here in america the dnc also prevented opponents from appearing on the ballot. our television networks expose themselves as democratic party organs. over the course of more than a year in a campaign where mobile numbers reached at times in the high 20's, the dnc aligned mainstream media networks maintain a near perfect embargo on interviews with me. during his 10 month presidential campaign in 1992, ross perot gave 34 inter

so as well as some democrats of openly express the frustration with her as well as campaign in a tweet. us house democrats were content said the democratic party is making quote, a tragic mistake. perpetuate senior ratio of palestinian voices, liking it to the ratio of palestinian political advice by breaking the democratic house representative in michigan. abraham has also read indeed is of d. n. c cannot claim to one piece in garza, but actively thoughts the ability for palestinians to speak the truth. also the group of muslim women for harris announced that the spending on withdrawing support for the statement. they say the family of these very hostage that was on the stage tonight, i've shown more empathy towards palestinian americans and palestinians, and the candidates or the dnc. without how the l. a is an attorney, a protestant in human rights activist, and board a member of american wisdom. so we'll start in chicago. they go into slide, now. welcome to houses there. so no protest in american has been allowed to address the convention. what do you make of that? well this decision is um is not just a moral failing. it's a severe politic

democratic party of fdr, jfk. and that's right. even bill clinton kamala harris' democrat party is the party of free health care for illegal aliens. communist style price controls, defund the police. all her life. she wants to defund the police. a little while ago changed it in china, banning gas powered cars and changes for minor children without parental or without parental consent. how about that? how would you like that without parental consent? can you imagine? your kid comes home. parental consent. what happened to my baby? what happened? >> the true divide in american politics is between these far left fascists led by harris and her group and you know who her group is and citizens of all political backgrounds who love our country, share tradition, american values, the values that you have right in this great state and look past our differences, unite around a thing called our great american flag. and we should and we should speak, too. we speak to our great congressman and congresswomen. they ought to make it illegal to burn the american flag. if you burn the americ

party now| people in the democratic party now trying _ people in the democraticrying to paint her as a moderate i trying to paint her as a moderate when _ trying to paint her as a moderate when we — trying to paint her as a moderate when we knew— trying to paint her as a moderate when we knew her— trying to paint her as a moderate when we knew her as _ trying to paint her as a moderate when we knew her as a - trying to paint her as a moderate when we knew her as a far- trying to paint her as a moderatel when we knew her as a far leftist. one of— when we knew her as a far leftist. one of the — when we knew her as a far leftist. one of the organisations - when we knew her as a far leftist. one of the organisations that - one of the organisations that attract — one of the organisations that attract a _ one of the organisations that attract a lot _ one of the organisations that attract a lot of— one of the organisations that attract a lot of the _ one of the organisations that attract a lot of the senators i one of the organisations that i attract a lot of the senato

democrat, the, the black and white black women are the most loyal group of the democratic party and they are completely fired up. but you only get one vote so they can be fired up . they were all coming there anyway. i think the people in the democratic party that are most fired up about pamela harris, are the people that always vote democrat. that would crowe through broken glass on the election day to get to the democratic party, young black people, it don't like her record at all as a prosecutor. so they're not bringing them out that she's not bringing the youth vote out. and you've got the concept of campbell harris, which is she's a black e mail, whatever, you know, the whole all of that stuff. which sounds great. oh, looks good. but then she, you know, it's like having a pretty car with a nice paint job. you gotta get into drive the car at some point and see if the engine is good and it is fast or not. and her record tells me from 2020 that she starts off with good numbers. the more people see her the last day like are you are what your record says. you are. her record says when you, when she runs for president, the more she talks, the worst are numbers. get the go down to the point where she's the only candidate and they can g

democratic party. in the name of saving democracy, the democratic party set itself to dismantling it. lacking confidence in its candidate could win in a fair election at the voting booth. the dnc waged continual legal warfare against both president trump and myself. each time our volunteers turned in those towering boxes of signatures needed to get on the ballot, the dnc dragged us into court state after state attempting to erase their work and to subvert the will of the voters who had signed those petitions. it deployed dnc aligned judges to throw me and other candidates off the ballot and to throw president trump in jail. it ran a sham primary that was rigged to prevent any serious challenge to president i'd -- president biden. then when a pretty doubly horrible debate performance precipitated the palace queue against president biden, the same shadowy dnc operatives appointed his successor also felt and election. they installed a candidate who was so unpopular with voters that she dropped out in 2020 without winning a single delegate. my uncle and my father both relish debate. they p

democratic _ finale. there really is, the democratic party - finale. there really is, the democratic party is - finale. seeking finale. there really is, the - democratic party is seeking to build on the energy, excitement and enthusiasm that has been here all week long. a lot of sporting metaphors going on, because of course, governor tim walz is a football coach, and is now being called coach walz, and he delivered the team talk last night, rallying the team talk last night, rallying the delegates in chicago but also millions of voters. we've seen a lot of celebrities and stars take to the stage behind us and that will continue tonight. i can tell you that the pop star pink and the chicks will be among those performing. obviously we heard from oprah and the obama is, the clintons earlier. but tonight is about kamala harris setting out her stall to the american people. and we heard some of that from our vice presidential pick, tim walz, last night. let's look at this report from sarah smith. # oh, no # let's go crazy... it has been a crazy three weeks for tim walz, thrust unexpectedly into the spotlight

democratic party. that is what i would want too. that was rachel maddow. the reporters are giving the talking points of the democratic party. getting news anymore what you are getting is a talking point of a radicalized democratic party. there is no other discussion. mark: brent bozell, thank you my friend. keep up the good work precooked thank you for what you are doi doing, mark. mark: we will be right dangerous ladders. gutter muck. yuck. no wonder you hate cleaning your gutters. good thing there's leaffilter. our patented filter technology keeps leaves and debris out of your gutters forever. guaranteed. call 833- leaffilter to get started. and get the permanent gutter solution that ends clogs for good. they took the time to answer all of our questions. they really put us at ease. end clogged gutters for good. call 833.leaf.filter, or visit leaffilter.com today. >> welcome back america we have a historic back, america. we have historic presidential candidate in kamala harris who plays the role of where's waldoa that's right, where's waldo today? nobody knows.s. the vice presidential candidatea best knowns for putting tam

inconsistent with the i with the history of the democrat party. >> and then had this very weird election where the primaries were canceled by the democratic party, the democratic party, which says they're trying to save demc democracy from donald trump. they canceleom donald the and cl democracy within the party and theymaries. vice president harris to run without any election there. nobody voted for a committeemite made of donors and democraticallymade o chose their candidate. so democracy was absolutely s a race. and now they're trying to get me off the ballot in allo de these states. let me just say one thing so people understand this cas leto >> i have to put my domicile, my official domicile on the ballot petitionficial dse in every state. >> so 50 states plus the district of columbia, it has to be consistent. i always have to use theto bsama same state. many of those states, for example, new hampshire, say that your domicile has to be the place where you vote. and in new hampshire, i had to swear under oath in front of a notary that the place where i voted and my domicile is new york. >> so i had to use i didn't have any choice. y m

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support of 2350 delegates , he reached the quorum required for the nomination of the democratic party. the democratic party's national convention is scheduled to be held in the coming days and harris will be officially announced as the party's candidate and rival to republican donald trump. 2024 us presidential election it will be held on november 15. the national electoral council of venezuela confirmed the correctness of the presidential election of this country. national election council. referring to the recount of 96 and 9% of the ballots, venezuela announced that maduro's votes were about 8% more than edmundo gonzalez's. the council attributed the delay in updating the results to widespread attacks on technology infrastructure. the united states had announced maduro gonzález as the winner of the election and rejected the counting of votes by strongly supporting the opposition. fires in america in recent days have turned thousands of hectares of forests and meadows into ashes. in colorado 5 a thousand hectares of forest has been on fire since a few days ago and the authorities have issued an ord

democratic party. that is what i would want too. that was rachel maddow. the reporters are giving the talking points of the democratic party. e what you are getting is a talking point of a radicalized democratic party. there is no other discussion. mark: brent bozell, thank you my friend. keep up the good work precooked thank you for what you are do doing, mark. mark: we will be right back. beth wants to get back to eating the food she loves. so she's been thinking about getting dental implants, but the cost seems like it's out of her budget. at clearchoice we specialize in permanent teeth replacement. offering a range of solutions to fit your budget so you don't have to wait any longer. finance your new smile for as low as $304 a month per arch for qualified patients. smiles start here. schedule a free consultation and 3d scan with clearchoice today. >> welcome back america we have a historic presidential candidate, kamala harris who plays the role of where's waldo, that's right, where's waldo today, nobody knows. the vice presidential candidate was best known for putting tampons and boys bathrooms and going a-wall when he

democratic party. that is what i would want too. that was rachel maddow. the reporters are giving the talking points of the democratic party. ing news anymore what you are getting is a talking point of a radicalized democratic party. there is no other discussion. mark: brent bozell, thank you my friend. keep up the good work precooked thank you for what you are doi doing, mark. mark: we will be right here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com this summer, there's no better time to experience the latest mercedes-benz has to offer. make your dreams come true. but the choice won't be easy with exceptional offers on the e-class sedan, c-class sedan, cle cabriolet and cle coupe. hurry, these dream offers won't last forever. come in now through september 3rd. ♪limu emu♪ ♪& d

congresswoman haley stevens from michigan about what the next few months hold for the democratic party. the democratic now. you see a lot of cohesion. you saw diverse array of speakers representing many segments of our party last night. certainly former secretary hillary clinton, a wonderful reception, as well as honouring our current president, who was at one point the presumptive nominee for the democratic party. and we're so proud of him. there's a lot of gratitude in the room, and certainly seeing him and vice president harris embrace on the stage. and that passing of the torch moment, it's enlightening and it's energising. as you said. your home state of michigan is obviously one of the battleground states. we see the republican nominee, former president donald trump, there today campaigning. how close do you see the race? it's close. it absolutely is close. i feel very optimistic about it. we have a good infrastructure. we do have that campaign momentum. you start to look at donald trump. it's a little tired. the third presidential election in a row he's been on the ballot. certainly after the e

democrats wonder if america is ready for a jewish vice president, which i think is a headline that should prompt a lot of soul searching in the democratic party because the fact you write that has other democrats saying that there are some progressives who are anti-semitic because that is the question that is out there. tell us about this internal strife in the party. >> look, most of this is focused on the question about josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania, who as jeff says is leading a lot of the speculation about where harris may go. of course, jb pritzker, the governor of illinois, also in this process, he's also jewish, but shapiro has been outspoken as both a supporter of israel and a critic of the campus protests that were there in the spring saying and some, that some of them dipped into anti-semitism in ways and that has led to a lot of focus on him some groups calling him genocide, josh, even though he has no foreign policy experience or voting record and you can debate whether there is a genocide that's going on there, but it is creating this question of even among jewish democrats, is this the moment to have a jewish running mate is it is the party going to be two divided ov

democratic party. we're here to demand a democratic party ends the genocide. we don't want to see that the table with the genocidal party. we want to end the genocide. what we certainly want to see from all elected officials is that they support the immigrant community. time and time again, when it's time for elections, they'll share either how critical immigrants are and then when it doesn't suit their needs, they throw them under the bus. the message has remained consistent throughout the week from the protesters immediately calling for a cease fire. and in to israel's warren gotcha. and also a stop or a hold to us military aid to israel as well. that's been really a top priority for the protesters the entire week gabriel's onto chicago. because we've been reporting this discontent among some democrats have a denying any posting in american the chance to address the convention. that's disappoint voices supporting as well. and families of captains being allowed to at least 40 democratic delegates say that i'm committed not withheld. the support the coming of c

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democratic accurate party is new jersey congressman jeff van drew who joined the gop in january of 2020. congressman, thank you so much for being here. first, tell us why you left the democrat party and whether or not trump resonates with 'em cl accurates. >> i didn't leave democraticmocratic party left me. it is what happened to ronald reagan, what happened to donald trump, it's what happened to mike pence, and i'm just one more thattist tib, one more number on it. -- statistic. here's the bottom line. this used to be differences between democrats and republican, but you still kind of believed that democrats loved america and believed in the republic and believed in this country. that's changed. they want to see a substantially different country in the future. the republic that they see is no longer the republic that we see, and i believe the majority of americans agree with us. and i think there are a lot of moderate democrats, working people, blue collar people that realize that this democratic party is way out there and no longer represents them. maria: well, it's interesting because representative cori bush has lost her missouri democrat primary. she lost to wesley bell in another blow for the far-left squad with. the far left has been the loudest in the room

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