charles blow and juanita tolliver, a harvard fellow. the thing oppression does not have to win. and it doesn't. it never wins in the end. i appreciate all the conversation about what politicians are doing, but this resistance to this has to come from the street. it has to come from people, individual people not in washington, economic and political. and at a certain point, people get their backbone. they'll get their bearings and they will resist. >> amen. amen. amen. all right. juanita. besides this amazing book which i need you to sign for me. who won the week? the spirit of shirley chisholm. besides that, who won the week? >> the metropolitan ame church in washington, d.c. won the week. and it's for a karmic reason you wouldn't expect. the church was awarded the rights and trademark to the extremist white supremacist group, the proud boys, and i think that's something that's karmic, considering that people like ida b wells and frederick douglass attended services at this church. >> i love this, and it makes me so happy. and we're goi

but juanita, that cbs. >> news poll also. >> shows. that 69% think president trump is tough. 63% he's energetic, 60%. >> focused, 58% effective. >> how do you explain this? juanita. >> i want to point out two other numbers, jose, because 51% of those respondents also said they expect his policies to increase their prices, and 66% said that they they. 66% said that they have concerns about how the fact that he's not giving enough attention to lowering the cost of goods, something that he promised and ran on doing that he's not delivered on as we see prices increase, or as you and garrett just talked about, the impact of tariffs potentially impacting consumers. that's what i think is an indicator that the public understands that, yes, donald trump is doing what he's promised and the harmful policies targeting undocumented people and shifting government and trying to cut costs in government. but every time he makes one of those steps, i think people are questioning how it's going to impact them. is it actually going to improve their quali

interest in juan becoming juanita in guatemala? how does bert and ernie in baghdad help our national security? this isn't a victory for dictators. usaid money was propping up dictators, the dictators we like. and if we didn't like the dictator, usaid money went to regime change. this money was just about putting everybody in our pocket. and the deep state put the kickback in their pocket. we told you how foreign aid goes to coups and color revolutions. well, get this, we told you wednesday that usaid money was used to trigger trump's impeachment through the cia whistleblower. and now we're finding out that usaid administered the billion dollar loan biden dangled to ukraine to get the prosecutor investigating hunter's company fired. usaid doesn't just mess around overseas. they've been caught screwing around here. usaid coerced big tech to censor freedom of speech. they did it right before the 2022 midterms. but the most criminal element to this foreign aid scheme is that the math shows it's one big kickback racket. this here is in