chair, i am a former dnc member is to raise funds.that is what the bulk of the chair spends their time doing and also ensuring hiring good staff . where do you stand on the fundraising prowess and ability? also, i am interested in your position on vendors at the democratic national committee, particularly the diversification of those vendors? >> sure. you know, look, if you ask anyone in new york state politics, they would tell you i am one of the strongest fundraisers in the state. for state senate race, i raised a couple million dollars every cycle. i know how to have those conversations with donors and that is not an issue. here is what is just as important. it is where this money goes. it speaks to the vendor issue. a lot of these vendor contracts at the dnc are friends of a friend of a congressman or someone or a group of folks who are otherwise very well- connected. a lot of dnc members, the vast majority, do not see where these dollars wind up going. so i am the only candidate who is out there, as the outsider, who is leaning i

number two, the dnc now runs in a very 20th century way.vice. by the way, you've done this. the 20th century model is this group of people sitting on the top sort of dictating what's happening. we need a 21st century model. 21st century leadership is holding the space for the brilliance of others, and that begins with the organization itself. more and more people within the organization, members feeling empowered. as i said, sharing resources, sharing members and so forth. now, when you say the different stakeholders getting the buy in from democrats, we need to remember because the republicans remember, buy in from democrats is not just me in washington buying from democrats that we need to be worrying about right now are the voters who aren't feeling it, who aren't feeling it well. >> no. >> that well. >> so i'm a and i'm a former dnc member and i have i was a member when we had a chair who was when we were out of power. so the president of the united states was not a democrat at the time, and he had to run a very robust primary process.

the next dnc chair, this isn't a policymaking role.think -- >> but you represent how you see the aura of the party. >> of course. i spoke to a dnc member in arizona a few days ago, a battleground state. she told me that she got upwards in the heat of the campaign 16 big glossy mailers a day, daily, from the national democrats. i've run a lot of campaigns. i've won all of them. there is nothing that the 16th mailer is doing that the 15th mailer was not doing. so we have to get away as a party from the d.c. consultant class, from, you know, the folks who i'm referring to as the cocktail circuit, and shift our attention and our focus and our resources to the boots on the ground. the party loyalists, the faithful who are actually moving the needle and are in the trenches. friends in organized labor feel they've been taken for granted for cycles and cycles. i don't just want to be the dnc chair who picks up the phone and frantically calls them when i need boots on the ground, folks in the rally. i need them in the room to develop the strate

>> it's certainly notable, i think, going into the dnc chair race, symone.tion, you saw a woman of color leading the charge for democrats, leading the party ticket, and now you have a field of mostly white men, with the exception of nate snyder, and, of course, marianne williamson. a lot of these candidates, their staffs said, look, these candidates are focused on promoting diversity. martin o'malley put out a diversity initiative, talking about hiring staffers of color, reaching out to communities of color, talking about his support among diverse dnc chair members. there is also this question of diversity when it comes to idealogical and regional diversity, something we've heard chatted about amongst democrats in 2016 when we saw president-elect trump infiltrate much of the blue wall. those states like michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, which have a lot of working class, white voters. i think there's a lot of debate as to how to sort of form -- or i should say, reach back out to this coalition, if you will. >> senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island appe

this way to health insurance. and can find a health plan that's right for you. >> shannon: the dnc willnext month to elect party chairs as democrats try to recalibrate after the g.o.p.'s decisive victory in november. one of the front runners to fill the position ken martin the current chair of the minnesota democratic former labour party. welcome to fox news sunday. >> thank you so much for having me. >> shannon: let's talk a little bit postelection analysis. our fox news analysis say they favor president trump on nine points on crime, ten points on the economy, 16 to 17 points on immigration. what has been your assessment of why the message did not connect better with the american people and is there any internal agreement with the democratic party? >> we are still analysing everything from last year we know we have lost ground with latino voters and with working-class households and with women and young voters. a whole group of demographics and parts of our coalition need to do better with for sure. as you mention we lost ground in some of these important issues and we need to really

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ken martin is campaigning to be didn't dnc chair.t is the party learned its postelection autopsy? he is live next. shannon: dnc will look next month to elect a party chair democrats tried to recalibrate the gop decisive victory in november for joining us now where the front runners to fill that position and can martin the current chair of the minnesota democratic farmer labor party. welcome to fox disobey. >> thanks so much for have become a shannon for good to be here. shannon: let's talk postelection analysis for a fox motor analysis they favored president trump bite nine points on crime, 10 points on the economy. sixteen -- 17 points on immigration. what has been your assessment about why the message and not connect better with the american people? is there any internal? >> look, we are still analyzing everything from last year but we know we lost ground latino voters, with households with women, with young voters whole group of demographics and part of our coalition we need to get better with for sure. as you mentioned we lost gr

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adam frisch is running for dnc vice chair. republican far right boebert in 2022. he said i think i can share the focus on what we should be looking for in small town rural american districts. adam joints us next. >> good to see you. you have a little moxi there, bro. you nearly take out boebert and place yourself in a position to run for vice chair of the democratic party, and a lot of focus, in fact symone and i were talking off air about the rural east coast versus west coast, and you heard from the durango herald, democrats are kind of the party, and the branding in our politics is an essential aspect of sort of gaining an advantage of voters, particularly voters who are otherwise not inclined towards you. how do you see your role as vice chair of the democratic party helping to recast that brand and to bring the party to where people are living out their lives every day in a way in which they see themselves reflected in that brand? >> good morning, and happy new year. without a doubt. let me just set the parameters of wher

operate in this brand-new session and almost four years after the bombs were planted at the rnc and dnc headquarters, why is the fbi releasing new evidence now? >> i'm sure there are people who know who the suspect is and we would ask them to call us. >> "all in " starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, here we go, mike johnson has been elected, with an asterisk, technically after the past sale, it was a pass by the smallest possible margin, but if you are the republicans in general, i don't think you give him an a. on paper, this should have been straightforward, republicans control the house of representatives, donald trump the incoming president gave johnson his complete and total endorsement and said that you would think that's that. but, many were reluctant to back donald trump's guy, and nine is a pretty big number, after airing their dissatisfaction, six of those republicans originally didn't even vote, it was still not enough, there were three other congressmen, ralph norman of south carolina, they voted for somebody other than johnson, it looked like john

. >> we saw in one of the videos you put on tiktok, you were at the dnc.ou actually spoke at the dnc, and there was a big focus there on content creators, on influencers. we should note, though, as we were just covering the side arguing for this ban. it is the biden administration. you were at the dnc obviously, supporting kamala harris of the biden administration. it's president-elect trump who has kind of backed off his call to ban tiktok. what do you think about that? >> so when i got up and spoke at the dnc on the creator stage, i was the first content creator to ever speak at the event. i was surrounded by the nearly 200 content creators that were credentialed to cover it. and what i shared was the reality for young people, right? that young people are struggling to afford groceries, that they're struggling with student debt, and, you know, they're watching tragedies unfolding internationally and domestically. and so when i look at this tiktok ban through the eyes of those young people, i see it falling flat, right? there's a moment of bipartisanship

pipe bombs were mrarnted near the dnc and rnc. this was in no way a peaceful protest. was not even a protest that got out of hand. this was a deliberate, and in some cases premeditated, attempt to subvert the democratic process through intimidation and violence. it was one of the most shameful, reprehensible episodes in the histories of this great nation, and it happened because the loser of the 2020 election refused to accept defeat. we cannot let anyone whitewash what happened here four years ago. far too many individuals have tried to rewrite the history of january 6, have tried to sweep the truth under the rug and pretend like the day was perfectly fine or even a moment of great patriotism. that is a lie, plain and simple a lie. future generations must never forget the truth. january 6, 2021, was a day that a violent mob tried to halt the results of a presidential election. it was a direct assault on american democracy. on that day, our capitol police faced their hour of maximum danger, but they responded with maximum valor. outnumbered and overwhelmed, the capitol

of course, the dnc election is set to be held on february 1st.alley after schumer made himself the highest ranking democrat, what does this tell you about the race? >> it tells me that there's a real division. the real fractionalization with the party and some of it is ideological, and some of it is more practical, you know, one set of endorsers seeing someone as stronger than the other for a variety of things, but what's fascinating about these members of congress in particular, bennie thompson, marcia fudge, they are extraordinarily influential within the african american community, particularly the sort of political elite of the african american community, and their word is going to go a long way. it's probably not just in terms of their influence, but also who they represent, so you know who might be, you know, ye riding w them into a storm. they're extraordinarily close with jim clyburn and hakeem jeffries, the house minority leader, and this is good news for martin o'malley. >> i think that's the case when i saw this news and was able to re

not only that, but the dnc is now adopting a rule that will disenfranchise georgia voters so that anyandidate who steps into new hampshire, which is me will not be able to win any delegates from georgia. no matter how big my vote is, my vote plurality is in georgia, i will not be able to win any of those delegates. that really is existential because georgia has 164 delegates. and it is paradoxical as well because the democratic party of my figure -- of my family in particular since the 1960's has been fighting for about -- for voting rights for the people of georgia. it is ironic that the democratic party is now leading the battle to effectively disenfranchise every georgia voters so their vote will not count in the democratic primary. there are a lot of other mechanisms that the dnc has put in place including superdelegates and this new class of superdelegates. they are party leaders and other elected officials and they are all controlled by the party. and they are there to ensure that whoever wins, if a progressive candidate like myself wins the democratic nomination we will not get

kamala harris came within feet of the one at the dnc. this was a serious crime.y are hoping for years later allegiances have changed, maybe people who know something are more willing to call the fbi and tell them what they know because they want to catch that person. >> ken dilanian, thanks for joining us. back with us now is frank figliuzzi. i have to get your reaction. four years later, are you surprised there's no arrest yet? >> i am. it's frustrating if you've ever been in this position as an investigator. this use of an anniversary date which of course is coming up for years to jog people's minds, get them back in the game in terms of several speakers got it, half $1 million award and as the agent said somebody out there has seen something, know something, they've heard something and they are hoping that have a million-dollar reward will get them to act out and provide information. i remind them about the unabomber investigation. it took nearly 20 years to catch up with the unabomber. it was family members that ultimately did the trick and recognized his wri

this is previously unreleased video of the suspect placing one of the pipe bombs outside the dnc around.m. and here is new video showing the suspect walking between the rnc and the capitol hill club. after all this time, we still know almost nothing else about this really scary incident that preceded the january 6th insurrection. joining me now is hunter walker, investigative reporter for talking points memo. good to see you. do you have a sense as a journalist as to why we seem to know so little about this investigation, and is it that authorities know so little or they are just not releasing it? >> first off, i think of the attempted capitol bombing is almost a microcosm of the broader january 6th story. just because there is so much of a lack of accountability, after this major, and as you say, extremely scary incident happened sort of in conjunction, the night before that dark day, the updates they've released now basically made clear that at this point they are hoping from a tip from the public to solve this case. i get the impression, in part because this latest update came with t

as i said i used to be the communications director dnc. i was as there in the early stages of the 2016 campaign. my shop was responsible for a lot of press releases but i will say this. one of the things i don't think i've ever said publicly as you are the one republican candidate i was the most nervous about at the time for a very simple on, i always respected oeven when we disagreed among policy with your aspirational tone. you always talk about our better angels and hopes and aspirations of the american people. it seems today our politics are driven more by anger than anything else. i want to start off as we discussed the tstate of our disunion about whether or not there is space for aspirational politics for today. >> that's a good question. i hope so but that's not what works right now. i think everyone has a role to play in that i'm not let me start in this particular order not because i'm blaming them for it but we forget cable news is a business and a business that makes money based on the ratings more people watch the more you can

adam, running for dnc vice-chair, said that the path forward runs through rural america. >> we've lostty as a country, but especially as a party that used to be there, focusing on the people producing things. labor producing steel, producing manufacturing, people that are in the energy sector. and ranchers and farmers putting food on people's plates. we have lost the ability and the connection with them. we need to figure out how to get that back. >> tom nichols and barbara boxerer back. i want to get, tom and barbara, your reaction to that sort of snippet and the notion of the democratic party's future running through rural america. >> well, i don't think it's true. the idea that the republicans are the party of, you know, change, they are the party of social -- you know, i say this as a former republican when they say make america great again, they mean make america 1954 again in on a idealized image if their mind about what things were like. if you talk to people who voted for donald trump, and i knew many in both elections, they often said, you know, things were so much better and

also in the fight, former presidential candidate marianne williamson now running to lead the dnc. she sounded off on big food during appearance on news nation prime all of the ingredients that we allow that we know are carcinogenic in the united states that they do not allow in european countries. they do not allow in canada. why do we allow them here? we allow them here because certain big food companies have learned that these ingredients will increase the shelf life. the california push includes calls for ingredient changes, something on par with the cleaner european cheetos. they have hot cheetos in europe. >> and they make them without the food dyes and actually says on the packaging they brag about the fact that it is made without artificial colors. >> still ahead, lawmakers react to donald trump's promise to pardon some of the people who took part in the attack on the capitol. also the huge winter storms threatening not to hit big chunks of the country. >> 3 motorcyclists are hospitalized tonight after a crash in santa cruz county. it happened on the highway 9 shingle mill

, i talked to you at the dnc and you were worried at that time that donald trump was elected. there will not be another election. you were worried about that? >> i and i still and i still remain concerned about that. however, at this point in time, we do need to wait to see what moves that they make, especially considering he has set up an administration that is 100% loyal to him, and him alone, not the constitution, not america, but to donald j. >> trump and when you hear about kash patel, somebody like that being named fbi director, what goes through your mind? >> well, like i said, you know, i want to wait to see what they decide to do. but based upon kash patel book and his comments, i think we all have something to be concerned about. >> all right. michael cohen, good to talk to you. thanks so much. >> great to see you, jim. >> all right. always appreciate it. we are following breaking news. a maintenance crew in florida just found two bodies in the wheel. well of a jetblue plane. cnn's carlos suarez is gathering new details from the airport in fort lauderdale. carlos. >>

previously unreleased footage, with a new angle of the person placing a bomb under a bench near the dnc. now i walked along some of the route the suspect took as they placed the bombs, with the man leading the investigation, david sundberg, the assistant director in charge of the fbi's washington field office. and he says that they're hoping to generate more tips from the public. >> the tips from the public really have been very helpful. but as i mentioned, we we we're still trying to identify the suspect. so we're trying to release a little more information, okay. such that maybe it will jog someone's memory. maybe allegiances have changed or relationships have changed and it's time to report. >> now, sundberg says this is not a cold case. the fbi will continue to try to find the bomber, no matter how long it takes. >> the fbi has got a long memory. it's got a long reach, and we will work these cases to their logical conclusion. >>shington. >> our thanks to evan there. all right. the u.s. surgeon general is sounding the alarm about the link between alcohol and increased cancer risk in

>> well, you know, let me just say good for her, because she kind of made clear at the dnc, she was she'soing what she wants to do, right? it was a big deal that she, you know, put her time in on the campaign trail. and i think the most important thing to remember, she, along with president obama immediately after the election, put forward a statement saying, look, this may not have been the outcome we want, but in support of the peaceful transfer of power. so in terms of tradition, unlike melania trump. so in terms of tradition, she is honoring that transition. i think so. look, i think she i obviously haven't talked to her. i don't speak for her. but what kevin said, i mean, he put her children's lives at lives in danger. and as she talked about again at the dnc, he also used them in a way, a very bigoted with racist comments and fear mongering. right. and made them the targets. and i can understand feeling like that's not somebody i want to sit next to. >> that's interesting that sources are telling cnn, karen, that the vice president, kamala harris, has not invited the incoming vance

placing the devices near the headquarters of the rnc and the dnc the night of january 5th?evices were found hours later, and fortunately, neither detonated. the fbi is also offering a reward of up to half $1 million for any information leading to an arrest. the woman convicted of killing singer selena has filed for parole. yolanda saldivar killed tejano singer superstar selena quintanilla perez back in 1995. the quintanilla family had accused saldivar of embezzling money from salinas fan club and clothing boutiques. selena confronted saldivar about the allegations at a days inn motel in corpus christi. that's when saldivar shot and killed her. saldivar was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the parole review date is set for march 30th. well, the new los angeles d.a. met with the family of the menendez brothers for several hours today. more than 20 relatives showed up for the meeting. district attorney nathan hochman says it was, quote, productive. lyle and eric's family are pushing for them to be released back in 1996. the brothers we

. >>> new clues for the suspect who left a pair of pipe-bombs outside the rnc and dnc the night before the riots. >>> a plane crashed into a building in california minutes after takeoff. the investigation into the accident. >>> and a special bond between sorority sisters. the life-saving gift that connected the old friends forever. it's friday, january 3rd. "early today" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. we begin today with the chilling details in the new orleans terrorist massacre. the fbi now saying the 42-year-old suspect acted alone in the new year's day attack that left 14 dead. the fbi also found what has been described as the remnants of bomb making inside the army veteran's home in houston. that's according to a senior law enforcement official briefed on the investigation. jay gray is in new orleans with more. >> reporter: barricades moving into place along bourbon street, part of stepped-up secury in the french quarter after a terror attack here. >> 14 innocent victims were killed in this senseless attack, and at least 35 are injured. >> reporter: the

and there are a lot of other mechanisms the dnc has put in place, including the super delegates. there's new class of super delegates. obviously, there. they're party leaders and and and other elected officials and they're all controlled by the party and they're there to ensure that wins. if a progressive candidate like myself wins the democratic nomination, we will not be able to get actually get the nomination of even if we win the convention, if we win the primaries. so it's not it's not very democratic. you know we're we're living at a time right now and. a lot of people are, you know, american are disillusioned with a the system not only the economic system which they know is rigged against them, but also the political system which many americans believe is rigged. and, you know, we need conduct elections in this country. both political parties are templates and are role models and the rest of the world and show the world that we are the exemplary democracy. you know, we shouldn't be like the soviet union. we're party game and pick the candidate at the outset. they claim the

pipe bombs were mrarnted near the dnc and rnc. this was in no way a peaceful protest. not even a protest that got out of hand. this was a deliberate, and in some cases premeditated, attempt to subvert the democratic process through intimidation and violence. it was one of the most shameful, reprehensible episodes in the histories of this great nation, and it happened because the loser of the 2020 election refused to accept defeat. we cannot let anyone whitewash what happened here four years ago. far too many individuals have tried to rewrite the history of january 6, have tried to sweep the truth under the rug and pretend like the day was perfectly fine or even a moment of great patriotism. that is a lie, plain and simple a lie. future generations must never forget the truth. january 6, 2021, was a day that a violent mob tried to halt the results of a presidential election. it was a direct assault on american democracy. on that day, our capitol police faced their hour of maximum danger, but they responded with maximum valor. outnumbered and overwhelmed, the capitol pol

and of course for the mentally challenged or you know, delegates at the dnc, it's obvious that that wasn't the care style. we're playing music too loud, right to jim right away. so fast. and jim complaint with the south american wide value of the waiters is beautiful. the right to get you under books, make sure the ones that are not get you over to you can also do the goal is to make an appointment with the dentist and you don't show up, believe it or not, june, right? well for sure. with patients in a word obsolete, so we will leave you a strong candidate stammer, a horrible looking creature. he's, he's in the room and know you royce. and then we're going to go back to deutschland, deutschland, a strong contender for clown country destroying itself, destroying its industry, big auto giants that go into the wall half, which should show a traffic light, coalition, green party, runing the country. you know, it's looking, looking very, very tight. now the brits and the germans, of course, basically the same people. yeah. guess. well, and let's have a look at that. now i do get a bit wound up

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why buquet, on the video of, and of course for the mentally challenged or you know, delegates at the dnc, it's obvious that that was of care style. we're playing music too loud, right to jail right away. reading to file a complaint with the south american wide. right? yeah. you know the waiters of the beautiful, the right to do you under vocation? wonder not yet. you have all, she can also do the make and do the one with the dentist and you don't show up, believe it or not, june, right away for sure with patients and we're actually going to leave the u. k. strong candidates stammer a horrible looking creature. he's, he's in the room and know you. right. and then we're going to go back to deutschland, deutschland, a strong contender for clown country destroying itself, destroying its industry, big auto giants that go into the wall half, which should show a traffic light, coalition, green party, runing the country. you know, it's looking, looking very, very tight in other brits and the germans. of course, basically the same people. yeah. guess why? and let's have a look at that. now. i do

and that's what we need at the dnc at this moment.is already there. fundraising can fall off a cliff when you don't have a democratic president. you need to be able to earn trust from people by showing that you can fight. you know, minnesota, we lost a state legislative seat. we lost the majorities in wisconsin. we flipped 14 state legislative seats this election cycle and reelected tammy baldwin. and now we're working on the supreme court race on april 1st. it is it is looking forward to the next fight, explaining what your strategy is, building transparency, not sticking with the same folks who made the same decisions that haven't worked out. it is building something new and innovating. that's that's how we've been able to do this in wisconsin. i think that's what we need, working with every state to map out the plan with with democratic candidates and electeds and unions and our partners up and down the ballot and then actually going out, executing and showing what we can do. the country needs us to do this right now, because thing

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that a persistent, well run strategic offensive coordinator role could bring to our team and how the dnc could best support that role. the up the coming trump administration will be a target rich environment. did that occur to you while you were watching a football game? >> no. i have been pushing on this for years now. it is an intense frustration to me as you know, because we have talked about this a lot on your show. there is an armada of right wing groups that operate in a coordinated fashion. it is all part of the same machine. with the supreme court, we see them shows up in flotillas. this entire operation is constantly bombarding democrats and feeding a false narrative and constantly at war with the facts. and here we are with no organized operation to oppose what the perhaps the most ferocious political operation and the largest political operation america has ever seen. it is funded by these billionaires. it has unlimited money. there are probably 100 of these organizations they can call up again like piano keys. and, we need to just be better. you can't just go on the field aga

job keeping us informed than the fbi keeping us informed about the bombs that were left outside the dnc in 2020, today they informed us the assailant was 5'7", let's hope we have more information out from the fbi and the buyer administration, needle's fax four too late the american people need transparency because when there is a lack of transparency, and information and leadership, conspiracy theory runs around and the american people deserve the truth. >> trace: espn being blasted because the game tonight that tonight they decided apparently after the terrorist attack there were only going to show very limited, partial pieces of the national anthem and the moment of silence at the game. >> it's really sad because i'm old enough to remember the aftermath of 9/11 and the moment, people came together and set it doesn't matter if you are blue or red, black or white we are american and we are going to be pro-america, i really think this is done when espn's part, i am from the bible belt were college football is a religion other than -- other than the church and it is a bad call and an unaw

at the dnc fund-raising is still charging monthly fees to some of the donors and deeply unhappy.sw wentng so with no explicit permission.pe atrm this is the campaign that keeps going on and during jelly doughnut joy. >> laura: this is th e campaign that keeps on ticking and not giving. but biden did say she would win. what else? >> we have and i'll have an allu girl updatesgu country music str carrie underwood and ashley wild be singing "god bless america." the famous trash truck trump drove green bay will be driving down pennsylvania avenue.op i hope he stops at the mcdonald's to cook up fries. >> laura: rehman, we will have a lot of fun next week. we cannot wait. a wonderful time in d.c. as we continue to prayderf for all of those who are struggling througc so much loss. raymond, so many people have lost homes and it is so heartbreaking across the board. i can't even sleep and i'm not there. raymond, thank you very much. that is it for us. med make sure to follow me social media instagram, x and all thk yoe best and pray for california.rn donate iiaf you can remember it >> carley: six

. >> laura: and as for that bomb that was, of course, you know, planted near the dnc, which caused annormous amount of concern, why did it take four years for the fbi to release new video from that night showing the suspect actually placing one of those documents? now, we asked the fbi why didn't put it out earlier. they told us in part this video is being released now in the hopes that the public will take a fresh look. and contact us with tips joke us now victor davis hanson senior fellow at hoover. victor, this is almost like a joke. so, four years later, they are looking for tips from the public and they wonder why they have no credibility? >> yeah, i think they are afraid the narrative changed over the four years and they were afraid to release any information during the election. now they feel that there is a new administration, and there might be some exposure or culpability and they are afraid that, you know, if they were donald trump and they had suffered what they did to him, they would be very frightened the way they think. so they think that donald trump is going to re-exa

included saying the bill would borrow from congress h.r.1 instead democrats are slamming this agenda a dnc bill will future the worst and unpopular parts of project 2025, trump is suggesting the democrats may support his agenda. watch this. >> only party said the we will raise your taxes. i imagine they would not approve, this to be the largest tax increase in the history of the world, let alone in this country. i cannot imagine the democrats would do that to this country and do that to the people just because they happen to dislike republicans or me. >> what your priorities do you favor one bill or two bills, how do you want this to be executed. >> what i favor is not in the mix, i will tell you border security for the entire nation is the number one priority but the close second is to control spending those are the exponential threats that our nation faces today. however, we design in the more complex that you make this bill the harder it is going to be to bring everyone together i don't see the democrats wanting to support the trump agenda at all. if we do not extend tax cuts, that will

for the most part, they are on elected delegates to the dnc.rump and biden expose the cover-up. biden look like eldea victim of elder the us instead of defending his presidential record. he was helpful. he quit the race but he didn't quit that job.w he now he is letting criminals out ofby prison and of the death row and still coming to her and she. joining as his post-columnist, ricky.st bideenn was listening to him was always painful.am but at some point, it became clear he was not up for the job. why did the d.c. media cover for him so badly? >> you know, i think once he decided to be the nominee, they kept going with it to the points it was no longer sustainable after that debate.aina but the thing is, that was shocking to people who had beeno carrying water for him but not the american public. fo ar the typical voter, they kw he was old. they saw him call president zelenskyy callednt president putin and they saw him into distance in front of world leaders. it was not shocking to the typical voter. who it was shocking to the media listening

not anymore, for the most part their unelected delegates to the dnc, the presidential debate betweenbiden expose the cover-up. biden looked like elder abuse than a man defending his presidential record he was awful so he quit the race but he did not quit the job. now he's letting criminals out of prison and killers off a death row and by the way commander-in-chief, joining us new york post columnist, welcome. biden was never cicero, listening to him was always painful. at some point it became clear he was not for the job, why did the d.c. media cover for him so badly. >> once he decided to be there nobody they kept going to the point it was no longer sustainable but the thing is shocking to people who have been carrying water for him but nothing make a public but the typical voter they knew he was old they had seen them call president zelenskyy and president putin and they seen him wander off into the distance in the wrong direction in front of world leaders it was not shocking to the typical voter but it was shocking to the media who were listening to other people on the ground but

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that a persistent, well-run, strategic offensive coordinator role could bring to our team and how the dnct support that role. the upcoming trump administration will be a target-rich environment. did $that occur to you while you were actually watching a football game? >> no. i've been pushing on this for years now. it is an intense frustration to me, as you know, because we've talked about this a lot on your show. there is an armada of right-wing front groups out there that operate in coordinated fashion, like the keys on a piano. it's all part of the same machine. back to the supreme court. we often see them showing up in flotillas of a dozen or more with coordinated amicus briefs. and this whole operation is constantly bombarding democrats, is constantly feeding a false narrative, is constantly at war with the facts. and here we are on our side, and we have no organized operation to oppose what is perhaps the most ferocious political operation and the largest political operation america has ever seen. it is funded by these billionaires. it has unlimited money. it's quite well hidden. the

ainsley: maybe she is thinking not pretending because you heard what i said about donald trump at the dnce doesn't like him. >> steve: protocol wise sitting where barack obama was at the carter funeral. she would have been right next to donald trump. given the fact that she said donald trump was unfit. she divided, you know what? i'm not going to go. will. >> lawrence: she is disrespecting the transition of power. the whole point was when she said on the campaign trail, when all the presidents got together, when donald trump didn't show up for the inauguration of joe biden, that they were coming together to show unity. whether they disagreed with the people or not she is deciding not to do it. why? >> brian: just to wrap up the tech thing, one of the reasons, too. joe biden's people were so oppressive and sodomating on ai. putting up these barriers and these guardrails. they were choking it you heard zuckerberg take this down and shadow ban these people. they don't want any part of it. by their oppressive thuggish behavior. they have actually pushed the most successful people in this coun

released surveillance video showing someone placing two pipe bombs in washington in front of the rnc and dncers the day before january 6th, 2021. president biden is reportedly preparing an executive order to ban new offshore drilling and gas development in key coastal u.s. waters, this just weeks before president-elect trump returns to the white house putting hard to revoke protections in place, as some criticize biden's policies as being out of touch with americans. long time democratic strategist james car veal out with a new york times op-ed titled i was wrong about the 2024 election, here's why and writes, quote, perception is everything in politics and a lot of americans perceive us as in the democrats as out to lunch on the economy, not feeling their pain or caring too much about other things instead. cheryl: this op-ed is fascinating in the new york times by carvel and then he says first of all we've got to stop making mr. trump our main focus. he can't be elected again. he goes on to say the first thing we have to do, the central message is we're going to go after republicans' tax cu

. >> laura: has for that bomb that was, of course, planted near the dnc that caused enormous amount ofcern, why did it take for years for the fbi to release new video from that night to link the suspect actually placing one of those bombs question mark we asked the fbi why he didn't put it out earlier. he told us impart the video is being released now in hopes the public will take a fresh look. and contact us with tips! joining as, victor davis hanson from the hoover institute. victor, this is almost like a joke. four years later they are looking for tips from the public and they wonder why they have no credibility? >> i think they are afraid the narrative changed over the four years and they are afraid to release any information during the election. now, they feel there is a new administration and there might be exposure of culpability. they are afraid if they were donald trump and suffered what they did to him, they would be very frightened the way they think so they think donald trump will re-examine a lot of this. a lot of the things they said, laura, abject lies and they were not

. >> this previously unreleased footage shows the subject sitting on the dnc bench. >> the fbi out withuspect planting a pipe bomb near a bench outside the democratic national committee headquarters in washington on january 5th, 2021. the night before the attack on the capitol. the suspect then placed the same type of bomb outside the republican national committee minutes later. >> the device was placed just up here in this corner against the wooden fence and against the brick wall here. >> fbi assistant director david sundberg who overseas the fbi field office met fox news at the site of the rnc bomb. the suspect wore a face mask, hooded sw sweatshirt glasses and gloves. four years later still no name. agents now the person's height 5'7". the bureau also out with this new animation of the shoot. the fbi says was warned by the suspect. nike air max speed turf. with it bombs placed between 7:30 january 5th. 2021. the bombs did not detonate but viable and discovered the next day. over the past four years, agents visited 100 homes and businesses conducted more than 1,000 interviews and rev

however, let's go back a little bit 1972 in june there's a break in at the dnc.psetting to her. she is aware of it but they are remembered jumping into campaign season. so it gets a bit lost in the weeds with that. she's very focused on that. you see here, we just saw her on camera with a standing ovation. so busy she things at that point that's not going to be a big dealan and it snowballs. it gets worse and worse. i believe things getery serious when the germans, some of nixon's closest advisers i talk about them a lot in the book. when they are finally fired pat had no love for either of them. particular for halderman there's a real dislike and distrust when they are forward they finally then, what to call the old nixon team comes back to fight with they called the lastt campaign, which is watergate. trying to redeemry things. fights right until the very end. one off the very last to agree with his husband that he should resign. >> a lot was about her seclusion, her drinking during this time. toward the end. >> guest: okay that's flawed and baseless. there's a