james cameron is living in new zealand. he's been there for 20 years.cans. if he is so worried about america, why didn't he move here? >> jesse: it's a process complaint. it's about the press pool, this judge, congress. do voters really care this much about process? >> dana: they don't and that's another reason why they're not getting traction and why d.o.g.e. continues to have the kind of reaction it does. aside from the pulling, and i agree there's not a ton, but what we have as americans like it. look at the ratings. why do you think we talk about d.o.g.e. every day? people want to hear about it. they want to know about it and they are interested in what's going on. everything is on the left uses language like, you're living under a totalitarian regime, i think about other oppressed people around the world. do they get a word? aren't those people they are so concerned about with the foreign aid problem? and that's on the merits. let's talk about that. when you use language like hitler, totalitarianism, that we are taking away democracy, and it's caus

james cameron, why do you think it has been terrifying? what makes you feel that way?'ve got to get beyond these load-bearing phrases of fascism and hitler-is on. i swear, you could probably watch the ratings on cnn, and when jennings is on, it goes -- >> jesse: god, i love jennings. oh, man. that is why i don't do podcasts. because i am terrified of the follow-up question. i will just melt down. you think i thought about this before? >> greg: by the way, who was that other dude on there, the old guy? jarvis? this guy is a has-been. he was an elevated consultant. do you know who i'm talking about, jessica? to remember his name? jeff? >> jessica: jeff -- >> greg: he has been around pretending to be like an expert. it makes you think that cnn is having a very hard time finding people to go on the show opposite jennings. >> jesse: jennings porn. get your fix. >> dana: let me at him. >> jesse: jennings versus newsom would be good. would you go on newsom's show? >> greg: do they have snacks in the green room? >> jesse: yes. >> greg: that i will be there. >> jesse: up next,

imagine that's how you die in a james cameron nat geo reenactment. freezing from hypothermia.next up, we've got breed follower. get out of the way. which two of these people had dogs when best of breed at the westminster dog show? >> martha stewart. >> martha stewart. >> that's got to. >> be right. and whoopi goldberg. >> and i would see tim. tim mcgraw. >> answer tim mcgraw and martha stewart. >> here we go. >> wow. both. yeah. >> so both people. >> had dogs when best of breed at the westminster dog show. mcgraw's dogg. a bronco italiano won best of breed in 2023. and in 2012, one of the winners was martha stewart's chow chow named genghis khan. >> ooh! >> but martha and tim are the only celebrities whose dogs have competed in the westminster dog show. this dandie dinmont terrier named harry won best of breed in 2007. who was his famous owner? and here's a hint he's one of the greatest comedians of all time. >> thank you, roy. and i just want to. >> say. >> the owner of this dog was bill cosby. >> oh. >> that poor dog was drugged. >> to do that, i was going to say. that's bac

the foreign office persuaded the last tory government, with james cleverly, to initiate a negotiation. now, one thing i will say for david cameron the basis for david lammy, who has spoken in the house of commons as if he was a caribbean national rather than the british foreign secretary, to drive on the deal with starmer and his international lawyer mates that the fault here is with our own governing class, and that's what jd governing class, and that's what jd vance was 100% correct about, notjust jd vance was 100% correct about, not just the british jd vance was 100% correct about, notjust the british across not just the british across western europe. in eastern europe, they tend to take a rather more robust position. >> i couldn't see the poles or the hungarians tolerating this kind of approach to their national history. rafe everyone out there is going to be asking the same question. okay, we can sit here and complain about this stuff all day long. what do we do about it? how do we push back against this war on our history, this war on our past? >> well, we need to actually put britain first again, if i can say that both go