oromney actually spoke out against barry goldwater, a heid.c speech at the convention. a as a teenage associate delegate at that at the 1964 convention, tion. kind of shocking political establishment. this was happen because his views were seen as so radical and outside of the mainstream. and george romneyided go to this convention to try to push against the goldwater movement he tried to get a couple planks added to the civil rights and a resolution condemning extremism. both of them were voted down. and then when george very refused to endorse goldwater and instead.wle protestant extremism taking root in the■ you can imay popular sentiment in the convention that moment. what mitt from that is that a few nights goldwater rose, accept the nomination andactually kind of t george romby name, but he said extremism, defense ofis. and that was actually at george romney. and what mitt remembers is that in the convention stood to cheer and george just sat qand mitt 't as a young mancontinues to idols cheering and my dad is sitting down, he's a right and they're all wrong and.

george romney actually spoke out against barry goldwater, a public speech at the convention. he did. and mitt was there as a as a teenage associate delegate at that at the 1964 convention, goldwater had won the nomination. kind of shocking political establishment. this was not something that anyone believed could happen because his views were seen as so radical and outside of the mainstream. and george romney decided go to this convention to try to push against the goldwater movement right. he tried to get a couple planks added to the party in favor of civil rights and a resolution condemning extremism. both of them were voted down. and then when george romney's turn to speak came, he very refused to endorse goldwater and instead called out the lily white protestant extremism taking root in the gop. as you can imagine, not very popular sentiment in the convention that moment. what mitt from that is that a few nights later when barry goldwater rose, accept the nomination and give speech, he actually kind of called out george romney not by name, but he said extremism, defense o

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you know barry goldwater, who opposed the civil rights act. he added that he had particularly opposed a number of warren court rulings that led to the most expansive civil rights era in american history. in 2008, after being on the court for nearly three years, alito spoke at a fund-raising gala for a right-wing magazine, after disparaging president obama he went obto criticize the, quote, legal vanguard that imagined that law would move dramatically leftward after the warren court. he ended by saying, they turned out to be wrong. alito disrespected president obama again during a 2010 state of the union address, after the president correctly criticized the citizens united decision that kicked open the flood gates to billionaires like leonard leo to buy up politics and apparently our courts. then there was that time months after he penned the dobbs decision overturning roe when alito attended an event in rome and complained about the rise in secularism, unprompted, he went on to complain that world leaders dared to question his ruling. >> i had

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if this were donald trump, time and time again, we talked about the goldwater, barry goldwater, to walk over and tell richard nixon it was over. to tell donald trump it was over. now, the question is, do democrats need to do the same thing of joe biden? i mean, these are hard questions, but the fact is, friends, failure is just not an option. in 2024, failure is not an option. so who i love, who i respect, who i revere for their work and their duty to service over their lifetime really is not relevant. it's not relevant for any of us. it is not relevant for democratic leaders. it's not relevant for anyone. the question is, can -- we know joe biden can govern. i'll debate that issue with anyone, and i will win. i will destroy anybody that wants to debate joe biden's record over the past 3 1/2 years. he can run the white house. he can run the country effectively. despite the barrage of lies that constantly come at him, like donald trump's lies last night. but can he run for president in 2024? donald trump lied. over and over and over and over again. joe biden couldn't respond to any of th

i was 12 years old when barry g goldwater was elected and stifrn of fascismismful is in the air.rbert walker bush. he was called a racist and soros compared him to a propaganda minister of adolf hitler. donald trump has taken it to another level, it is on steroids. that is what democrats do, they have lost the white vote, the way they win elections, tell black people they are perpetual victims and that is what they do. >> carley: larry, at this j juneteenth ceremony, the president made a speech, cameras were on the president when he appeared to freeze during a performance for quite sometime. it is getting attention this morning. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ >> carley: you have the president standing in between the vice and george floyd's brother on the other side of him who wrapped his arm around him to help him out with some time the president being stationary. this video will not help with the age concerns, as well. >> come on, carley, that was joe biden's version of doing the robot. i believe those debates will not take place. donald trump issued a couple demands, one is joe biden

if this work donald trump,-- time and time again, we talked about goldwater, where is barry goldwateronald trump it is over? and now, the question is, do democrats need to do the same thing of joe biden? these are hard questions, but the fact is, friends, failure is just not an option. in 2024, failure is not an option. who i love, who i respect, who art revere for their work and duty to service over their lifetime really is not relevant. it is not relevant for any of us. it is not relevant for democratic leaders it is not relevant for anyone. the question is-- we note joe biden can govern. i will debate that issue with anybody and i will win. i will destroy anybody that wants to debate joe biden's record over the past 2 1/2 years . he can run the white house, he can run the country effectively, despite the barrage of lies that constantly come at him, like donald trump's lies last night, but can he run for president in 2024? donald trump lied, over, and over, and over, and over again, and joe biden couldn't respond to any of those lies. in fact, as the "new york times" said, he spent

i think back to 1964 in the republican convention and barry goldwater.fferent platform, a civil rights platform. he gets shouted down and it all on television and it looks like the party has narrowed itself. they said in many ways, goldwater lost the election at that convention. when you do something like canceling larry hogan out, you need him, you need him in the senate and you are narrowing your party by saying you can't even say this verdict should be followed because it is a verdict that it is the rule of law. it hadn't even begun yet, he had said it before, it was a natural thing to say about our system. >> we have the moment you describe just from 1964. let's take a look. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. let me remind you also that moderation and the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> doris, 1964 is really instructive. i will also say, obviously, fdr, a sense of optimism, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. the band play in happy days are here again. ronald reagan, it's morning in america. i truly be

you really make it -- you do the barry goldwater, the famous ad with the daisy.is guy might be old, but his hand on the button is okay. this guy's hand on the button is not okay. i would bring it back to end the world stuff. >> as a media we try to understand how the huge stories -- his own former vice president not covering him. how that doesn't have resonance. pence will not endorse donald trump. neither will mark esper, his defense secretary. mark milley has said i report to the constitution, not a king. people don't know where to put all of these other trusted sources, right? i think if you change the question to fit or unfit it's also sort of an outlet for those testimonials. >> and the campaign has said loud and clear they want to make this about contrast. you have to do that. at the end and i've said this in different forms, trump is -- we all know hour scary and dangerous that is. you have to scare people. if they're on the fence -- we're talking about 700,000 voters out of 330 million, the true votes in play. it's a gut decision. they've had eight years

was reading about a sharp exchange on the floor of the senate between hubert humphrey and barry goldwater seen then walking arm in arm to have a friendly conversation. they couldn't disagree more about issues of the day, and now you see an aggressiveness and competitiveness, of this idea to reject, they do not appear to be laying aside differences going arm in arm, that before everything else and at the end of everything else they are united states senators, and they uphold the sanctity and processes of the institution. it has gotten so deeply politicized you hear of members who behave toward one another and continue to behave toward one another in a way that is really corrosive of the traditions and fundamental norms of the institution. >> you write, the trump campaign was constructed around his maniacal diesel to accept rejection. we knew what was coming in the event that he lost his reelection bid. this is in 2020. when did it click for you to come up with these plans? i just want to point out immobilized law firms to come up with different topics for contingency plans in the event tru

why do we even by napkins goldwater be white so he can't what do i need to prove your guacamole? >> a time. was chocolate, right hard? >> yeah. >> no matter who's doing it on what cycle or in what temperature tied works. so i can focus on all the other questions. your eyebrows rollup lives. laundrie questions it's got to be tied i'm pete medina, reagan national airport. this is cnn all right. >> a day of festivities around buckingham palace in london as onlookers gathered to celebrate king charles is 75th birthday, many hoping to see princes catherine, who has been out of public eye since announcing her cancer diagnosis back in march. here's how the ceremony unfolded. ll right. fricton, gorgeous, some 1,400 soldiers, two 200 horses incredible festivities and a great view of the monarchy all right in this country trapped upside down for half an hour, rescue crews bring more than two dozen amusement park riders down from a malfunctioning ride, the harrowing video. next i want to live, can ban eric. >> i want to be world heavyweight champion and to be with my family the iron claw no

shop exchange on the floor of the senate between the liberal hubert humphrey and conservative barry goldwater were seen walking arm in arm off the floor to the coat room to have a friendly conversation . they could not disagree more about the policy issues of the day. now, you see combativeness and aggressiveness, rejection is him in which there are members of congress who do not want to appear walking arm in arm after a dispute and laying aside differences in common institutional position, before anything else, and at the end of everything else, they are united states senators and uphold the sanctity and integrity and processes of the institution. it has gotten so deeply politicized you hear about members who behave toward one another and continue to behave toward one another in a way that is corrosive of the traditions and fundamental norms of the institution. >> you write, quote, the trump campaign was constructed around his maniacal refusal to accept rejection. we knew it was coming in the event he lost his re-election in 2020. when did it click for you to come up with these plans? i want

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. >> why do we even by napkins goldwater be white so he can't what do i need to prove your guacamole? >> a time? >> chocolate, right? >> just too hard. yeah. >> no matter who's doing it on what cycle wherein went temperature tight works. >> so i can focus on all the other questions. >> saps are firebrand rollup lives, laundry questions. >> it's got to be tied when you're, a small. business owner your to do list can be a lot that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto vote online. >> so you can take on all your other to dos already. >> did see if you could say that progressive commercial.com if you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan that's smart now, i'm 65 and really smart leader. >> i'm 70 consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealth of care. >> with this type of plan, you'll know upfront about how much your care costs, which makes planning your financial future easier. so call unitedhealthcare today to learn more about the only plans of their kind with you aarp name and set yourself and your future self up with an aar

when i was younger vigorous fight that was reported in the paper between hubert humphrey and barry goldwater they then walked out of the chamber arm in arm and that tolerance for the other side, that understanding there are disputes but when the disputes are resolved, we are citizens of the same country is absolutely critical to the flourishing of this democracy, to the protection of democratic values. and in this book, what i'm attempting to do is to show that at bottom, a democratic politics, ethical democratic politics respects difference. i notice in your last seg the discussion of lies. it respects a difference between truths and falsehood. parties do puff up and they argue their cases strenuously and sometimes each side finds exaggerations and viewpoints expressed. at the ends of the they respect each other's opinion. when that collapses the relationship is strained. those of us in politics have an ethical responsibility to attend to our institutions in choices made every day. >> bob, i'm old, too. so i remember those days. but when did this unraveling begin? do you trace it to, like,

presidential election race, in which democrat lyndon johnson won a landslide victory over republican bari goldwaternding over his post to leonid brezhnev. in the light of the swedish newspaper dagens-nyter, the world press reported a comment from moscow correspondent victor louis that the change in soviet leadership meant that the ussr was choosing a soft, moderate foreign policy course, prefers stability and dialogue in relations with the west. new general secretary. what awareness? i'm quite familiar with the entire foreign correspondent corps in moscow, and i'm willing to bet. not every journalist working for a western publication can boast of such awareness. what kind of connections do you have there in the kremlin? thank you. it's always nice to hear when your work is appreciated so highly. and as for connections, everything is very simple. my neighbor works in the kremlin, as a janitor, for you a completely english sense of humor. tell me, what do you think about cooperation with leading publications in england? this proposal, exactly, well, in general terms, is interesting, in general terms,

they say goldwater lost at that convention.a natural thing about our system. >> we have that moment you just described from 1964. let's take a look. >> oh yay. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of little bit is no bias. let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> doris, 1964 is really instructive. fdr, his sense of optimism, we have nothing to fear but fear itself, the band playing "happy days are here again," ronald reagan, "it's morning in america." it's always the optimism that rules the day, that wins the elections usually for great leaders. you look at donald trump, you look at the republicans. they attack the rule of law, they attack our judicial system. they attack our military. they say it's weak and woke. they attack our economy, the envy of the world right now. they attack our universities. of course, we all have issues with aspects of certain things that certain professors or certain administrators say, but the fact is the top 25 universities on the planet are h

call when i was younger a vigorous fight reported in the paper between hubert humphrey and barry goldwaterut of the senate chamber with their arms around each other. arm in arm. and that tolerance for the other side the disputes are resolved, citizens of the same country is absolutely critical to the flourishing of this democracy to the protection of democratic values. and what i'm attempting to do is show that at bottom a democratic and ethical democratic politics has a difference. i noticed in your last discussion of lies it noticed a difference between truth and falsehood parties do argue their case is strenuously and sometimes they find exaggerations in the view advanced by others, but at the end of the day they respect the voters and they respect the fundamental importance of conveying truthful information in support of their positions. when that starts to collapse democracy is strained and the book i wrote is about how those of us who have a role in politics and government have an ethical responsibility and choices they are made every day. >> i am all too. so i remember those days bu

about it on tv, it is all anonymous stuff, until somebody big gets to the president, remember barry goldwatergoing to end for you, you're going to get impeached and convicted or you have to resign, you need a moment like that, if he's leaving, that probably has to come from somebody like first lady jill biden, or somebody on his staff, maybe ron klain, but i don't know if they're going to -- willing to do that or not. i wouldn't leave him in that position, though. and i think you guys made this case earlier, joe made it, it is true, any ceo in a position like that, the chairman of the board of that publicly traded company would go to them and say, look, i'm really, really sorry, it is time to step down, imagine guys, jack welch, the three of you worked for the legendary jack welch, imagine him observing something like that as an independent board member of a publicly traded company what his reaction would be to last night's debate. >> so let me ask you this, how does this impact, as you see it, the markets, and investing over between now and the election. in some ways you could argue having l

different, jonathan, is almost every other presidential election in a lifetime, even something like goldwatereater than the similarities. there is not the presumption of continuity in american policy, and that gets to your last question. when europeans were allies in europe and asia, they are -- uneasy doesn't begin to capture it. this was not something they were prepared for. they had the expectation of continuity. that's what alliances are about. there is a certainty with alliances or near certainty. they no longer can have that. they no longer have the luxury. they're going through fundamental questions about what they do in a world where they can't rely on the united states with anything like the confidence they have for the last three quarters of a century, essentially since american entry to world war ii, which is what we're watching today. the commemoration of that. that's why it is really interesting. here we have this election. very few americans are going to vote on the basis of foreign policy. yet, the foreign policy consequences of this election are potentially profound. the rest

talked about that, the barry goldwater ad with the daisy.and on the button? keep making trump about abortion, whether it's about abortion, about democracy or his handling of nuclear weapons. danger, will robinson, and for you who don't remember that that was something for "lost in space." danger will robinson, danger donald trump. >> all right. donny deutsch with a timely pop culture reference. we appreciate it. good to see you. >>> coming up here on "morning joe," we'll take a look at the morning's papers, where we're learning new details about what happened after a man hacked a major georgia hospital. >>> plus, we're going to speak with the democratic mayor of kansas city and republican mayor david holt of oklahoma city on the issues facing their cities ahead of this election. >>> and also ahead, three-time olympic medalist lindsey vaughn and two-time world champion mike buckley will be live in us in studio to preview a big race in new york this weekend. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. g "morning " we'll be right back.

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