and what is most piquant is that jack bush is a brother, god is younger. he is the governor of florida. and just there it squeaks, damn the voices so that the brother’s is normal, and the elections of our handsome biden juggling, spoiled tickets, inconceivable agitation were voted by people who had long since rested near in general already in samy lay i don’t want to say anything, i do n’t have no special trump sympathizers but, but it happened before our eyes. everything is all there everything in the piggy bank is necessary so that the democrats win in any way, here they won, what did we get, who did they get? it is still unknown how it will end with what they got what's next? next is very simple. here is the german foreign minister and lena berbock. do you know this one? yes, the head absolutely says people have weapons, that’s exactly what happens at the referendum, they are shot, they are raped, and then they have to put crosses within three days, and next to them stands a soldier without a doubt with a kalashnikov assault rifle in his hands. if we no

to thank members of the general assembly who serve on the board of the dpp senators jack walls represented bill bush and linda -- please stand up and be congratulated for your service to the dpp. [applause] we do have economic challenges ahead for sure. unlike anything i've seen during my term in public service. today the biggest challenge we have is filling the job openings that are out there. for my entire career in public service we have been focused first on creating jobs. there've always been more people looking for work then jobs available. today it's just the opposite. we have thousands more job openings than we have people looking for work. let me say that again in a different way. employers have 37,000 job openings in the state of delaware and error are just 21,000 delawarians looking for a job. i've never seen a situation like this before. their state government sees these challenges every day. they tell us about the palms are facing. across executive agencies we have 200 job openings and is harder than ever to find candidates. this is not just a rip problem unique to delaware. fact every

that to me about a jack on each name. it's on bush on that domain. you're so who's on his aqua? the most a not tom? yes or no. you're supposed changed your report, our co via how was supposed to skew more, the flu, g. c. then it says january sports changed. swaby and ski go downstream, jungle years. continue with the all. all peaceful your is danny, soon he please consult fee mine to my bank. son is the thank on talked us, we'll try to shelf his college or controller and domino political controller. ask about this. ah, for example, germany and france to a lesser extent, exploiting the weak members of the european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed when you look now at how many greeks have left the country. it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment, ah, resources are being depleted, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a

in there not to go out in the streets and not to live video number 4 spar jack plays quantity with them. with melina. the bush can leave a dongle, a monthly available for you. sure. no problem. but a little sandwich. it contin, while elaine differential of political showdown bills, congress picked all i got, i know grant, but i don't know. but for the annual reviews, patsy and on bus theater. and the difference of european politicians with regard to the war in ukraine remain the same. they prefer to forget what had happened in dawn bass, as if nothing was going on there just as they do in the north of africa in the middle east. but for them, these were all events that took place in the bush, far from the garden using the damaging terminate terminology of jose have bought out on the high representative of the european union for foreign affairs and security policy horribly. in fact, we are surprised by european union stories passive response when it comes to the peaceful resolution of the contract in a crane or better said, it was surprising until malcolm declared in december of 2022. this was simply to allow,

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jack smith to oversee the investigation into trump documents. i should say on november 14th, it wasn't a special counsel, it was the u.s. attorney john laura bushl told further investigation by a special counsel was warrant dollars. january 9th, new breaks of mishandled biden documents january 11th, more documents found in the delaware home. january 12th, additional documents found in the delaware home. also the attorney general appoints robert hur on january 12th. as the special counsel in the biden probe january 14th reveals additional documents given to the justice department. those are the bullet points that we know first off happy king day and thanks for having me on. there is not much more with what they have said. in the timeline for me in this what i call the mishandle in the mishandling of documents case because they have not really been forthcoming as we would like is january 5th. because, if lausch was appointed in mid november, the u.s. attorney, the republican u.s. attorney out of illinois, meaning he was appointed by a republican and then january 5th the attorney general believed that a special counsel was warranted, there was som

jack kemp and the canon. he doesn't run in 1988 and he waits until 1992 because he recognizes that reagan's successors probably going to be george h.w. bushwho was not a reaganite. he was an establishment republican. there we get the fight between the establishment republican bush and buchanan in 1992 representing the populist wing, representing the versions of the old right and attitudes towards war andit immigration and really really beginning can be canned and 90 picking up the trade issue becoming more protectionist. so that debate was had but the canon never accepts it. in 2000 he leaves the republican party and he runs for president on the reform ticket for one of his rivals as a businessman named donald trump. i think buchanan is the first to recognize the irony that 16 years later would ascend to the presidency on the idea that he was lambasting buchanan in the 2000 cycle. at the moment we think the argument has been settled with populism and the conservative governingg class they came to power with ronald reagan lasted through the first george bush was kind of moved up to capitol hill during the republicanre revolution gingrich a

bush admits it was opposed to. i think a first goal was to get a majority off republicans to an out party orthodoxy but it was a long time. public housing reform jack kemp, walter fauntleroy and all the others in those days. act subsidies which people thought about you couldn't touch. protecting the homeschoolers which i think to this day probably shut down congress more than any other project i've ever seen.. but he just had remarkable success across right of issues, and i think of other house members were senators who left a legacy, who left behind such a big body of work, i think of maybe ted kennedy on the sea, maybe may be so grandpas are not many. it's a favor short list. i think you w can be proud of wt you left behind. another difference is he truly didn't give a hoot what anybody thought about. and that gave him remarkable freedom. he did what he thought was right and what is conscious told him ton' do, and he couldn't be ben. i mean, lobbyists couldn't bend him. his donors in this district couldn't bend him, and he lost several of them because they tried any reviews. he told constituents what he believed, and in one famous encounter and a

bush of ministration was opposed to it. first goal was to get a majority of republicans to vote for. now it's a party orthodox it wasn't for a long time. public housing reform with jackent, and all the others in those days. egg subsidies which you heard about people thought you could never touch. protecting homeschoolers which i think to this day probably shut down congress more than any other project i have ever seen. but we had remarkable success across a variety of i issues. i was trying to think of other house members or senators who left a legacy, who left behind such a big body of work. i think it may be ted kennedy on the other side. maybe phil gramm but there aren't many it's a very, short list. i think you can be proud of what you left behind. another difference is he truly did not give a hoot what anybody thought about him. that gave him remarkable freedom. he do what he thought was right and was conscious told him to do pretty could not be benched. lobbyist could not bend him. his donors in his district could not bend r it meant he lost several of them because they tried and he refused. he told constituents what he believed. in one famous encountered a tow

jack's, you know, i he knew jack was basically a good he just thought as hansen he wasn't much of an institutionalist and that bothered him very much he when we were both in the bush i think bush made him secretary of hud. hud and he used to drive us crazy and the white he'd call me as a good friend. when i was in the white house, hinson came to get the president, so he was an on what was going on in russia and expert on india and on everything. but hud had. and he would call drive you nuts about that because jack didn't mean an issue he didn't have an opinion on there's a question that could i wendell primus a longtime staffer at the ways means committee. and i guess i wish i had had the nerve to ask for one of the barber conable drawings. oh he was the best at that. and i guess my question is how, do we get back to a republican party carnival and grayson and frenzel and bob, michael, etc. ? and maybe i would hint the answer is doing something about i mean, i think sad to be a member, how time they have to spend raising these days they don't to be doing that is some of the answer in election reform financing reform. well i finally became a proponent public financ

jack kemp and buchanan. pat does not run for president in 1988, he waits until 1992 because he recognizes, smart that reagan's successors probably going to be george h.w. busho is not a reaganite. who is an established republican. so we get the fight between the established republicanism represented by bush. and buchanan in 1982 representing the populist wave representing the resurgence of the old right in its attitude toward war and its attitude toward immigration. and then really beginning in decanting 96 campaign picking at the trade issue becoming more protectionist. >> so that debate is had. but buchanan is never successful. and in 2000 and of course he leaves republican party. and he rents are present on the reform ticket or one of its rivals is a businessman named donald trump. and i think buchanan is the first to recognize the irony that 16 years later trump what ascend to the presidency on many of the ideas that he was blasting buchanan about in the 2000 cycle. so, at the moment i do think the argument to settle in favor of the sources of populism for the conservative governing class that came to power with ronald reagan, lasted to the first george

jacked the deficit up every single year of his presidency. the four years of his presidency, record debt, record deficits. you can say the same for george w. bushherited a $155 billion surplus, and left with massive deficits, record deficits. this is incredible. and these republicans, again, i keep saying this, richard, you're a former republican yourself, i think you were. the republican party, they just don't learn. >> the kings of france, they experience history, they don't learn from it. this is irresponsible. it's also, joe, connected to something else ux. you said. it doesn't just fail. how you anti-china if you make the united states more vulnerable to what foreign governments might do. it's part of the mindless indiscriminate attack on government. you go after the fbi, the irs. you go after all the authorities of government. there's no discrimination between those things necessary and legitimate, and those that might not be. to me it's just totally mind lets, and it's just not in any way thought through in terms of its implications for american economic security or american national security. >> and we've talked about this, jonathan lem