bill bennett and jack kemp. there's the fusion right there. there's they were basically the titular heads of the three different movements working with people at project for american future, you know, castel crystal and those guys all products of irving crystal and so we were i'd never really thought of myself as a neocon as much as i thought of myself as a supply cider frankly didn't spend a lot of time foreign policy in those days and we were fighting the paleo accounts at the time, which was pappy cannon a little bit of perot and it was funny i grew up. all right, i read from college on the nash review, but it was brimlo's sullivan and guys like that over the national review fighting wasn't weekly standard yet, but it was it was i think it was project for american future was that what it was called? so you had what were the neocons fighting the paleo cons and then some other groups in there point being? when the reagan year ended with the defeat of hw bush by clinton a ton of soul searching was going on and the conservative movement turned

bill bennett and jack kemp. there's the fusion right there. there's they were basically the titular heads of the three different movements working with people at project for american future, you know, castel crystal and those guys all products of irving crystal and so we were i'd never really thought of myself as neocon as much as i thought of myself as a supply cider frankly didn't spend a lot of time foreign policy in thosen clinton won? we were in a internal struggle in the conservative movement for the future of the conservative moment. and i think we still are frankly. i think we we've had pauses we've won some white houses, but we've never settled into a posture of a majoritarian center right movement that is capable of racking up consistent majorities presidencies and putting in place and a governing an agenda for the 21st century and that churn is still underway. and right now it's dominated by trump, you know, which is not it's populism just pure rank untethered the principal populism personally cult of personality populism, which is

that phrase was used later by jack kemp, the late jack kemp, who is a very dear friend and mentor. i use it all the time. trump used it. the trump tax cuts, which were more on the corporate side, but were enormous tax cuts were cut from the same cloth as the reagan and jfk tax cuts. i was able to bridge reagan to trump on those policies. i was too young for jfk, just barely too young. i was only 17 when i went into the reagan white house. that's a joke. -- if i may come i want to go back because i'm reading a book, the title is the jazz age, but it is about warren g. harding, a much maligned u.s. president, way too far maligned. but in the 1920's, harding, his vice president, calvin coolidge and his treasury secretary andrew mellon, who was a great figure from pittsburgh and entrepreneurial banker, they put together a huge reduction in marginal tax rates. the income tax amendment was 1913. when woodrow wilson left office, it was over 70%. we went into a recession after world war i and those guys brought tax rates down to 25%. it launched a tremendous prosperity boom in the 1920's.

that phrase was used later by jack kemp, the late jack kemp, who is a very dear friend and mentor. i use it all the time. trump used it. the trump tax cuts, which were more on the corporate side, but were enormous tax cuts were cut from the same cloth as the reagan and jfk tax cuts. i was able to bridge reagan to trump on those policies. i was too young for jfk, just barely too young. i was only 17 when i went into the reagan white house. that's a joke. -- if i may come i want to go back because i'm reading a book, the title is the jazz age, but it is about warren g. harding, a much maligned u.s. president, way too far maligned. but in the 1920's, harding, his vice president, calvin coolidge and his treasury secretary andrew mellon, who was a great figure from pittsburgh and entrepreneurial banker, they put together a huge reduction in marginal tax rates. the income tax amendment was 1913. when woodrow wilson left office, it was over 70%. we went into a recession after world war i and those guys brought tax rates down to 25%. it launched a tremendous prosperity boom in the 1920's.

the power of buffalo for the republican party is that this is the place most associated with jack kempyer. he went on to be the party's nominee for vice president. he said quite pay plainly, he had no problem being an active member of the naacp, and active member of the gop. it's also the city where frederick douglass, the great republican leader of the 19th century, gave many of his most important speeches. he lived right down the road in rochester. white supremacist off and attacked the statue. it seems like a perfect place, given that kemp's recent support of the party, and frederick douglass historical -- and frankly to be on the power of silence. if you think about it, there was charlottesville in 2017. and then there was the tree of life synagogue in 2018, a pasoan tonight in and here we are with tops. the news is starting to look like a litany for the holocaust. these white supremacy go for one group after the next, after the next after the next. it's time for us to all speak up against the republican party. quite berkeley, they are the ones that have been encouraging. this >> l

republican party, the power of buffalo for the republican party, is that this is most associated with jack kempon to be the party's nominee for vice president, and who said quite plainly, he had no problem being an active member of the naacp, an active member of the gop. it's also the city where frederick douglass, the republican leader of the 19 center gives many of his most important speeches, he lived right down the road and rochester. -- so it seems like a perfect place, given that kemp's recent support of the party and frederick douglass historical, for them to go and reflect, and frankly to be on the power of silence, if you think about it first there was charlottesville, 2017. and then there was this massacre in 2018, christchurch in 2019, el paso in 2019, and tops. and the news is starting to look like -- holocaust. these white supremacist went from one group after the next, after the next, after the next. it's not up for all of us to speak up for the -- special ploy. and quite frankly there are the ones that are gonna be encouraging this. >> let's talk about speaking up, you look at th

we need to reflect on the example set by jack kemp, who ran for president as a republican, was an active member of the naacp, and when he was questioned about it the former buffalo bill quarterback ascends, if you were problem fighting for the rights of the people you shower with, it is time for us to come together as one country. we can do that. we need to understand that we are dealing with twin evils, one of those is that we make mass violence way too easy in this country. but the issue of racism and is enough phobia, and antisemitism, and we look at the great replacement theory, all of those. the theory is that jews are encouraging blacks to have babies, in immigrants to come here from brown nations in order to replace white people. it is evil. and the gop needs to root it out. and fox needs to stop pushing it to push ratings. we saw the killing in el paso, we have seen the killing here. this is coming from all of us, to frankly, finally do the reflection that we need to do. and the republican party, which is becoming a white supremacist party, used to get back to being the car-t of

jack app today. governor's seat in georgia is a hot one. it's pitting incumbent republican governor brian kemp abrams. the 2 faced off just 4 years ago. governor kemp defeated the leading challenger on the republican side. now he's focused on defeating abrams this november. abrams says republicans, democrats and independents all want the same thing. good jobs and health care for their families. >> together, we're going to make sure stacy's road to pennsylvania avenue stops right here in the peach state. the challenge i have is that the answer from republicans from our former senator to our current governor. >> it's the fight me instead fighting the problems they're facing. georgia. >> you may remember georgia was a key battleground state in the 2020 presidential election. the state launched an investigation into former president donald trump to determine if you tried to interfere with its election results in 2020. now to world news, russian artillery continues to bombard eastern ukrainian cities around the clock. russia's defense minister claims forces are trying to avoid civilian casualties.