so, please welcome to the stage lieutenant governor jeff duncan and michael wood. [applause] >> all right. is this on? ok. test, test. so, i know that he just spoke. i can't resist. i'm so sorry, but fuck these people. i mean, jesus christ. if you let a bunch of seditionists out of jail, bad things are going to happen. i mean, they can make their little maga brown shirts or whatnot, try their little street violence. i don't care if they're above the law because essentially, they are because they've got the pardon right there. i'm not going to stop talking. i hope you don't stop talking. and, tim miller -- [applause] tim miller yes, he was talking about how yesterday, we shouldn't be afraid to talk about politics. and it is insane that in the united states of america, that even has to be said out loud. and i'm not going to be afraid. we're going to keep talking politics. i'm glad that you're here with us. [applause] so, i have a special place in my heart for republicans, members of the g.o.p., who endorsed kamala harris, vice president harris, this past election. [a

so, please welcome to the stage lieutenant governor jeff duncan and michael wood. [applause] [cheering] cox all right, is this on? test, test. so, i knew just spoke it can't resist but i am like belief that these people. turns out if you let a bunch of sedition us out of jail, bad things are going to happen maga brown shirts or whatnot, tried their street violence. i don't care if they're above the law which essentially they are because they got the pardon right there. i am not going to stop talking. i hope you do not stop talking. and tim miller yesterday was talking about how we should not be afraid to talk about politics. and it is insane that in the united states of america it even has to be said out loud. i am not going to be afraid too. i am not afraid today we are going to keep talking politics i'm glad that you are here with us. [applause] i have a special place in my heart for republican member of the gop who endorsed kamala harris, vice president harris this past election. and it took courage. it is not easy going against her tribe. i'm not going to menti

so, please welcome to the stage lieutenant governor jeff duncan and michael wood. [applause] >> all right. is this on? ok. test, test. so, i know that he just spoke. i can't resist. i'm so sorry, but fuck these people. i mean, jesus christ. if you let a bunch of seditionists out of jail, bad things are going to happen. i mean, they can make their little maga brown shirts or whatnot, try their little street violence. i don't care if they're above the law because essentially, they are because they've got the pardon right there. i'm not going to stop talking. i hope you don't stop talking. and, tim miller -- [applause] tim miller yes, he was talking about how yesterday, we shouldn't be afraid to talk about politics. and it is insane that in the united states of america, that even has to be said out loud. and i'm not going to be afraid. we're going to keep talking politics. i'm glad that you're here with us. [applause] so, i have a special place in my heart for republicans, members of the g.o.p., who endorsed kamala harris, vice president harris, this past election. [a

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hinojosa, arthur aidala and jeff duncan. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about now. if you thought drake was having a bad month, check in on the world's richest man tonight. here is what happened today alone. nearly two dozen doge workers quitting in protest, refusing to dismantle public services and warning that elon musk's team is made up of political hacks who have no idea what they're doing. secondly, doge quietly deleted several of the spending cuts that it had just championed last week, falsely claiming that they led to tens of billions of dollars in cuts. third, the confusion only gets worse in elon musk's quest to get government workers to email five accomplishments that they did last week. agencies are now telling them it's okay to just ignore that email. agencies, of course, run by trump's cabinet picks. and yet, here is what the president said. >> somewhat voluntary. but it's

but on the other, this is why everybody from liz cheney to adam kinzinger to jeff duncan to kamala harrisbout what do you think of this moment politically? >> yeah, i mean, look, i everybody maybe not everybody. maybe there's some people with the better angels than me out there. many of us could have can understand the schadenfreude element to some of what angela was talking about, people kind of getting what they voted for and what they were warned would happen. but like once you move past that, i think the more important insight that angela is offering is that there really is tangible political consequences to the stuff that they want to do, right? like a lot of what is in project 2025 is unpopular, their whole agenda isn't unpopular. there's some elements of their immigration agenda that i don't particularly like that is popular. you know, like there are some things that they want to do that are popular, but much of their agenda is unpopular. and i've always thought that the sweet spot for trump politically, if he wanted to, you know, just get his face on mount rushmore and stay out of

national security advisor john bolton will be speaking, as well as former georgia lieutenant governor jeff duncan others will be there. that is tomorrow. you will be able to watch live, starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app and online at c-span.org. let's hear from jesse in owings mills, maryland. line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. the conversation is perfect for the comment or the question i have. the democrats failed to protect us from this happening, this administration getting into power. the republicans are disillusioned with the party. i think it's time for a third party. i wonder if the gentleman would consider joining together with disillusioned democrats, republicans and independents and forming a third party because i think now is the time. guest: it's a great question. a lot of americans out there wonder why there's only two choices. and it's a good question, honestly. i think the answer is a bit that new parties are so hard logistically to stand up, it takes a lot of money, unfortunately. our politics, that's a key element of how

it will featured john bolton and jeff duncan and others will speak at that annual principles first conferenceere in washington, d.c. this event is an alternative of what is known as cpac which we have been showing you last week. you can find it online. if you are interested in this principles first conference, 1:00 p.m. is the time at cspan and our website at cspan.org. here is bob in pennsylvania, republican line, hi. >> caller: good morning. >> host: you are on. go ahead. >> caller: there is finally promise in the world. this is the most exciting thing that happened to the united states. >> host: if you are talking about inflation, what do you mean specifically? >> caller: they finally caught the democrats with their hands in the shells. >> host: okay, that's bob in pennsylvania finishing off this hour of calls. thanks to those of you participated. two guests joining us to talk to you and answering questions. george beebe talks about the trump administration to bringen end to the ukraine war. later on in the program, we'll run amanda littman talking about her group efforts to support young

it will featured john bolton and jeff duncan and others will speak at that annual principles first conference here in washington, d.c. this event is an alternative of what is known as cpac which we have been showing you last week. you can find it online. if you are interested in this principles first conference, 1:00 p.m. is the time at cspan and our website at cspan.org. here is bob in pennsylvania, republican line, hi. >> caller: good morning. >> host: you are on. go ahead. >> caller: there is finally promise in the world. this is the most exciting thing that happened to the united states. >> host: if you are talking about inflation, what do you mean specifically? >> caller: they finally caught the democrats with their hands in the shells. >> host: okay, that's bob in pennsylvania finishing off this hour of calls. thanks to those of you participated. two guests joining us to talk to you and answering questions. george beebe talks about the trump administration to bringen end to the ukraine war. later on in the program, we'll run amanda littman talking about her group efforts to support youn

jeff: i'm a student! professor duncan: well that cannot be an inspiring journey... ritta. britta: jeff and i do not have sexual tension; we just argue all the time. shirley: aw, just like sam and diane! pierce: oh good. more of this danny pudi: chevy chase, who plays pierce hawthorne. anita sarkeesian: his entire character exists to be racist and sexist. pierce: you already know brittles. britta: britta. pierce: abed. abed the arab. is that inappropriate? abed: sure. anita sarkeesian: community is incredibly creative, and i think it really stood out at the time. shirley: hold it! don't move. elizabeth meriwether: community ended up as this insane wild ride through dan harmon's mind. elizabeth meriwether: but, what was different about new girl, it wasn't meta, it wasn't community, it wasn't trying to make fun of the genre. jess: hey schmidt! zooey deschanel: new girl is about a woman who has been with the same guy for a long time... she comes home early from a trip and she finds him with another woman. jess: it's jess. jess: that's why i need a new apartment. i'm sorr

and then a year later, as as jeff alluded to, the shutdown of judge kyle duncan at stanford. the only thing these events had in common was that they featured non progressive speakers. we've gotten to a place where questioning affirmative action abortion is outside the academic overton window. the acceptable range of policy he views. it's all well and to adopt strong speech policies. all of these schools have them georgetown included very good policy on or on pixels. but it's not enough. if administrators aren't willing to stand up to those who demand censorship proliferating, dci offices enforce and orthodoxy that stifles intellectual diversity undermines equal opportunity and excludes dissenting voices. now, as for me, after four month investigation, georgetown reinstated me. dean, bill traynor, me on the technicality that i wasn't an employee when i tweeted. they paid a lot of money to see what law firm to have a junior associate look at the calendar and tell them that. but but the office of institutional equity and affirmative action idea set me up for discipline the next