well, listen, jimmy walker, i think be lou. well, he's still lou at that point. i don't think he's creating the lu, i'll send her out of power memoria, and i think jimmy and his senior year, low, 30 somewhere. i don't remember the exact number, but he's leading score in the country. my man lit up the holiday class. i get the garden 2 years, there is the only guy with the n v p, and i love the quote jalen. the quote just kills me. when the market, the warriors beat them and he missed a shot at the very end. i think george thompson might add that his face services this the all the bad moment i've ever heard that it's beautiful. wow, thank you very much. that means a lot. you know, it's funny is that and i see, and 67, you look back. i think clyde in the salukis when they had some guys who own the guard because clyde goes to be the quintessential garden player, man. absolutely, and the honor that i have though, i never met jimmy walker while he was alive. i was gracious enough along with the legend, dave, being my godfather, to go to the funeral to pay my respects.

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jimmy carter. i regret that. i voted for bob dole, george herbert walker bush and george bush.little unfair is my opinion, that's all. >> okay. well, did you support president trump? >> one more time, michael, registered republican, i haven't voted democrat since 1976. call me a mitt romney supporting person, or a george herbert walker bush person. i'm a republican. >> i'm not giving you a workout, let me ask this question, i'm ahead of myself already. only 19 states allow this -- only 19 state as allow this sort of thing to recall a state's governor. >> right. >> i want to ask you in a broad sense, not just with regard to newsom, in what circumstances do you think it appropriate to recall a governor? what's the framework, what's the standard, in your mind? >> well, this, michael is my my opinion an emergency. you point the out in your tease about the him pock crazy that gavin newsom was sitting up at that french is restaurant. it wasn't that he was incurring a $12,000 wine tab, he was sitting there with lobbyists who drafted mandates. he was violating while not wearing masks.

jimmy carter and i regret that. i voted for bob dole, george w. bush, george herbert walker vote for him or her as well. so i'm a republican and consistently voted republican. to call me a trump-supporting radio host is a little unfair in my opinion, that's all. >> maybe he's right. maybe i should have said larry elder has supported all republicans since jimmy carter. look, i'm not beyond political transformation myself. from 1980 through 2008 i voted exclusively for republicans running for president, then became an independent after voting for barack obama. i'm not critical of these men for changing their positions, if they are changing their positions, because i think change is natural and shows personal growth. the question is whether it's change or opportunism indicative of inauthenticity, and on that the voters will soon decide. >>> still to come, more of your best and worst tweets and facebook comments. and we'll give you the final result, cannot wait to see this. the survey question right now at smerconish.com. should president biden now reverse, withdraw from afghani

jimmy carter analogy there. of course, we saw a period under the carter administration with oil shock as it was noun. and in came paul walker, who raised rates dramatically to stop inflation. and right now, inflation is earning out about the same rate where volker saw needs to raise rates to the 14 to 15 percent range rates are still around one to 2 percent. if they come in and they jack rates the 14 percent to stop inflation, that means given the leverage in the system, every bank and insurance company in america is technically installed and it was just going to go home. when they do that, there is, i don't seem to sense, you know, as you pointed out, if they bring, i mean, is there any, it's that broad short term right up to 5 percent up to the rate of inflation. that's still stimulus to the rate the short term interest rate being just below the rate of inflation and that is stimulated. so that will be 5 percent short term. and long term rates will be somewhat higher than that at the fed would have to start loading its balance sheet to do that. so selling bonds out, right? you know, that would that, i mean, if you get lon

walker bush. and george w. bush for that matter. gerald ford who richard norton smith is writing this amazing biography of, ford and jimmy carter became incredibly close it. they ran against each other in 1976. but on this fourth of july we celebrate calvin coolidge great i wish i was up there in vermont. to thank the founders for having the idea of creating the remarkable democracy we all love and cherish so much great. >> thomas jefferson ranked number seven on this year's survey ranked in every survey we have done. the top and bottom of this historian, abraham lincoln coming in first place teddy roosevelt in fourth place all four times. at the bottom of the last three peers johnson and buchanan. that is always the bottom three in the survey. taking your phone calls about it, letting you talk to our panel of historian advisors. richard do you want to take independence? >> yes, good morning everyone. i appreciate the chance to be talking with all of your guests this morning. i wonder, we were talking earlier about the rankings and how they change. i would like some opinion it's possible our media is actually part of why we see a fluc

walker bush. and george w. bush for that matter. gerald ford who richard norton smith is writing this amazing biography of, ford and jimmy carter became incredibly close it. they ran against each other in 1976. but on this fourth of july we celebrate calvin coolidge great i wish i was up there in vermont. to thank the founders for having the idea of creating the remarkable democracy we all love and cherish so much great. >> thomas jefferson ranked number seven on this year's survey ranked in every survey we have done. the top and bottom of this historian, abraham lincoln coming in first place teddy roosevelt in fourth place all four times. at the bottom of the last three peers johnson and buchanan. that is always the bottom three in the survey. taking your phone calls about it, letting you talk to our panel of historian advisors. richard do you want to take independence? >> yes, good morning everyone. i appreciate the chance to be talking with all of your guests this morning. i wonder, we were talking earlier about the rankings and how they change. i would like some opinion it's possible our media is actually part of why we see a fluc