i thinks that unthinkable for dick cheney and karl rove.between these two guy -- i am going to use liz cheney as a proxy for dick cheney because i don't know what dick cheney actually thinks. liz cheney is out to -- is out to change the republican party in a fundamental way, where she says anybody who is with donald trump, anybody who says that -- who adheres to the big lie, all of those people are not real republicans. her position seems to be a position -- i know a lot of the viewers of this network hate her other positions on other things. but she is not just anti-trump, she is anti-trumpism. >> right. >> i think one of the questions that you would have to ask karl rove, is he thinks donald trump is toxic politically for the republican party. he wants trump going to be abecause he thistle cost seats in the house and seats in the senate. i am not sure that he has the same few about the rot at the core of the republican party that liz cheney and maybe her father do. >> i mean, let's be totally blunt if we are having this conversation about

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current republican strategist karl rove is urging the party to confront that wing. is that likely?istie: i hope it is. karl rove was the deputy chief of staff when i was in the white house, and we saw upfront what democracy looks like, warts and all. when you look at people who stormed that building, there have been over 725 people who were charged with what they did. this goes far deeper than tourists or spectators. this goes to a group of people who planned meticulously to come to washington that day, and i lay blame at the feet of donald trump who said we are going to fight and stop the steal that is not what a president is supposed to do. laura: ron christie, thank you so much for being with us tonight. one year after the storming of the capitol, president biden has accused his predecessor donald trump of spreading a web of lies about the 2020 election. mr. trump has responded, accusing mr. biden of trying to divide the country further. this was the scene in washington earlier as theun rose over the dome of the u.s. capitol. today, that building was home to speeches, vigilsnd m

as we mentioned, karl rove is standing by. first to ro khanna a member of the progressive caucus and the author of "dignity in a digital age", something that we're all trying to hang on to in this fast-changing world. congressman, thanks for being here. i want to start with the gallup poll. you see the shift from democrats to republicans, 7%. what do you think about that? what is behind it? >> it's concerning. if you read gallup, the numbers fluctuate with the president's approval rating. in the beginning, there was a 9% increase for president biden when he took office. now the last month, there's a negative 5% movement towards the republicans. the key for this is for the president to recover his poll numbers and he will do that in my view by taking bold action on the supply chain and also taking action to try to reduce prices. >> martha: you said that you would like to see your party shift to those concerns. we know that those are very top concerns for american people across the country. what about this idea of more spending,

i want to get to karl rove. former chief of staff to president bush. shows americans are concerned about inflation. many think it's here to stay. what does that tell us about the white house that is trying to handle this? >> they're tone deaf. if you went deeper, most americans think the principal cause of inflation, not the exclusive cause, is too much money chasing too few goods. part of that is a supply chain problem and the big part is the government is spending money left and right. as a result, we have on the demand side a bigger demand than normal and chasing too few goods. take the combination of the disruptions of covid and then the government spending money it doesn't have and borrowing from the future, and inflating the currency and you have pricing at the grocery store and the pump that are gob smockingly big. >> charles: americans had an epiphany. surprised democrats and most political watchers. after the first 1.9 trillion sent out, they said do you want another one? they said no, it would hurt my family. polls from cnn, nbc, the "washing

karl rove. you were a columnist at the "wall street journal." how much did you predict?think i had 25 predictions and got 75% of them right. but when i got them wrong i got them way wrong. i predicted joe biden would govern as a traditional democrat but he went way out on the left wing of his party. on a bunch of them, on the ones i got wrong, that was the biggest one. i believed him. he said the biggest issue with the incumbent was messing up on covid and i will get it right and i'll be a normal president and normal democrat. but he hasn't been a normal president or normal democrat. >> brian: are we lessor more polarized. >> i think we are the same. residents being up upset about trump or biden. we are in a tribal moment. everybody goes to their corner. democrats think biden is doing a great job just as republicans thought trump was doing a great job. the key is independents. the independents who put him into office have turned against limb. covid. he bungled that. inflation. we are all feeling it when we go to the store or the pump. the economy slowing down. spending g

here now former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor karl rove.eigh in on this because i know you study politics, you track these races and it looks like 2022 is god going to be blood bath. no matter who going to be the president joe biden or kamala somehow becomes president the going to get some major gains. what are they going to do with that power? there is a lot of folks in the audience and a lot of folks feel like that the leaders fighting for them. >> yeah. well, i would say two things, you have got two issues here. first, let's take the issue of the democrats and the stupidity of saying the boston marathon bomber ought to get a stimulus check. look, this problem emerged last year in 2020 under president trump we passed relief to people and come to find out, because of the way the bill was written, that we found out after the fact that people who were in prison got checks. and this became a big kerfluffle. so when they got ready to pass a similar round of stimulus checks in 2021, we already knew that this had happened. and so the amendment w

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let's bring an fox news contribute, karl rove, senior advisor to president george w. bush. new year. let me start by getting to your column this week, highly entertaining review of your own hits and misses a year ago and predictions but the one thing that struck me was you said you'd overestimated joe biden, who thought he would be more effective than he has been, what did you miss? >> i thought he would govern as he said during the campaign, the big issue was trump fondled covid and promised normality and i thought he would be a traditional democrat trying to find and cut deals and find incremental ways to move the country in his duration but a study came out particularly with the build back better, he just aligned himself with progressive wing in the party trying to do big transformational things the american people were prepared for and congress wouldn't pass. if you want to do a big thing, you've got to make big part of your campaign and where did he say about the largest explosion of federal welfare spending in the creation of the new deal or the great society? nowhere

and we need more statements like what we're seeing from karl rove.ot as full throated as what we're hearing from jimmy carter. but we need republicans to stand up for this. we need the members of congress, republicans, who so bravely, so valiantly fought for democracy, fought for human rights abroad, as members of our military, we need them to have that same courage when it comes to standing up for democracy in the united states. >> so, jake, earlier in the show, we ran a mashup of cnn's coverage of january 6th. you were on during that entire time, watching, witnessing the attack on the building behind us. but i want to play one moment, we sat up straight when we heard you say this, this is you one year ago today. let's listen. >> trump supporters have stormed the u.s. capitol. there are violent confrontations going on. members of congress have been told to shelter in place. there is going to be an attempt by the people who were part of this effort, president trump, house minority leader kevin mccarthy, senator ted cruz, senator hawley, et cetera, th

neil: steve, karl rove wrote on this in "the wall street journal" today that republicans should have and have not spoken out more against what happened a year ago, whatever your thoughts on whether the capitol should have been better protected at that time -- go ahead. >> no i think a lot of republicans did. mitch mcconnell was very, very forthright about it. many republicans were shaken by the idea that a loose mob was inside of the capitol, especially on a day like that. neil: after that, after that they forgot about it, right? i'm addressing squarely those republicans for a year excused the actions of rioters who stormed capitol, disrupted congress as it received electoral college results and violently attempted to overturn the election. he says we're told that these harmless, ordinary americans are being persecuted as political prisoners. that is simply not the case of what he was waking. had not used that as a badge of honor? >> no. it should be denounced. those who don't denounce it are doing a huge disservice. you don't storm the capitol. you don't have a mob roaming through t

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stuart: yes they are, i want to bring in karl rove, karl these are dangerous times when pressured byght and think about all the things that he's done since the beginning to signal weakness in the case of ukraine make it clear that united states will not be militarily involved you want to have strategic ambiguity and he took it off of the table to talk about the outreach to iran and essence of the relationship with china all of this has added to the flavor and with the world stage. stuart: that is a dangerous signal to me, bernie sanders knows it's going to be an uphill battle for the democrats this november. i want you to listen to what he had to say about the november elections, rotate. >> what has bothered me very much is republicans are laughing all the way to election day. i think there is widespread understanding for the last six months has failed for the policy point of view and feel politically. we need to change course. stuart: that is fascinating, change course. does he really believe that the democrats change course and move further towards socialism that they would win thi

karl rove joins me now. karl, the news is not really news. this is what senator manchin was talking about this whole time with respect to the child care tax credit. is anything else changed there? >> i don't think so. sounds like what is he going to say? no, i'm never going to be open to having discussions. i don't think that is his style. of course he's saying i'll sit down with you. he's very clear. he does not believe we need a big spending bill. he thinks it ought to be tied to work requirements and income. that is to say, the wealthier you are, the less likely you are to get the benefit. if you get the benefit, you have to be working or looking for work. he doesn't want to undo that connection that so many democrats want to axe. >> charles: what is amazing about that whole part about the eligibility, up to 200,000 where it starts to phase out up to 400,000 you're still getting something. this is promoted. everything the democrats promote, they promote either as helping black or brown, poor, middle class, but so many things that they have

sharpton was here yesterday and he brought that up and also pointed out he was there, invited by karl rove to be there in the front row. yet today, 16 of those republicans who were part of the folks who voted for the reauthorization into thousand six continue to serve in the senate today and won't even give their votes to allow for the freedom to vote act to even get a debate. no one is asking for them to vote for the bill, just vote to allow for debate. why do you think the republican party has gone from being champions of voting rights, recognizing how important they are to american democracy but also to our nation, to silence? mr. king: all i can do is speculate because again, that makes no sense. it all started because of the big lie that the former president told. he has convinced his supporters or at least they want to embrace the lie. the fact that a significant number of republicans still believe the election was flawed. goes to where we are in this nation. elected officials ultimately will cater to what they believe their voters are saying. i have to believe that it falls on the s

you know, everyone should read the karl rove op-ed in today's "wall street journal."hings but to find someone with the courage of his convictions to call out hate when it happens originating from his own tribe, that's the profile in courage and we need more of that ali. >> yeah, from the first time ever i tweeted karl rove article today because of that. that op-ed. professor freeman, you always say something that stays with me for a long time and again you've done it tonight where you say that americans don't really register the fact that democracy itself may be imperilled. why not and how does that change? >> well, i think the idea of american exceptionalism is so engrained in us. we are taught from the earliest point that the united states is different from all other countries. that what happens to other countries won't happen here in the united states. that we're a special kind of democracy. that i think people end up thinking that somehow we are invincible and that, you know, people are saying in one way or another it can happen here is kind of a shorthand version

last caller from georgia i want to get to but one of the georgia laws you just brought up, it was karl rove who wrote about that specifically in his comment last week in the washington journal. i want to get you to respond to it. he spat, speaking about president biden speech in georgia, "the president railed against the georgia law prohibiting groups forum providing food and beverages to voters within 150 feet. that is not america, the president said. " it is banned in 50 feet in mr. bynes delaware, 100 feet in california, illinois, new jersey, and new york. he asked "was it the president to label georgia i have -- was it the president's 50 feet that caused him to label georgia a hotbed--?" guest: these lines are much longer in communities in georgia than they are in white communities. eight times longer in after hours. it is not the election and preventing election -- which is the problem, it is longer lines in black communities and saying, we are going to make it harder for you to stand in those lines by prohibiting you from getting any food or water. host: last call, marietta, georgia,

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screenplays. 2 months after 911 in november of 2147 talk, hollywood executives met with bush advisor, karl rove in los angeles, to discuss patriotic plot lines, the industry contract rove later said it was about showing that the war and afghan staff was not against islam, but against terrorism. that distinction would be lost on most filmmakers. and eventually their audiences. there was 24. it's centered around a counter, is an agent by the name of jack bower. and every season is based on 24 hours of trying to avert this terrorist plot. high water war is torturing people, sometimes killing them. but the audience is led to believe that he has no choice but to do all these horrific things. so that shore was fantastically popular and played a very big role in terms of creating a terrorism mindset. season 4 of the show 24 had an ad campaign with a muslim family that looked very suburban americas did. please don't, these are not i can't even tell you the shock i felt when i saw that i'm here to tell you that i think that many people died because of it. drones are being dropped because we are the unio

sharpton was here yesterday and he brought that up, and also pointed out he was there, invited by karl rove, the president's chief strategist, to be there in the front row. i get today, 15 of those republicans who were part of the folks who voted for the reauthorization in 2006 continue to serve in the senate today and won't even give their vote to allow for the freedom of vote act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act even get a debate. no one is asking them to vote for the bill, just vote to allow for a debate. why do you think the republican party has gone from being champions of voting rights, recognizing how important they are to american democracy, but also to our nation, to silence pick -- to silence? jonathan: all i can do is speculate. because that makes no sense. it started because of the big lie the president told. and he has convinced his supporters, or at least they want to embrace the lot. -- embrace the lie. a significant number of republicans believe the election was stolen, and echoes to where we are. and republican officials will ultimately cater to what they be

we all have these little white boards, like karl rove miniature. i have the questions right here.k trivia. "do not open before the segment starts." i have not done that. here we go appear [laughter] this is really good! this will test your news -- who won the world series this year? that's not that hard. who won the world series this year? >> don't cheat, jesse. it >> dagen: i hate baseball. i hate baseball. >> bill: hang on, jesse. >> dagen: i got this wrong. i said the astros. [laughter] >> jesse: baseball. [laughs] >> bill: okay. geraldo, you are all winter. jesse, you are a winner. >> dagen: i am a loser. at least i knew i was wrong. [laughter] dana, you're always a winner. who's keeping score? >> dagen: i hate baseball. >> dana: i should have remembered that. the astros were cheating the other year. >> bill: you know how i remember that world series question meant that my -- >> dagen: i don't care. let's get off baseball. >> we had the virginia election results, and allison, our director was up until 1:30 in the morning peered she was a braves fan watching the game the whole

as karl rove, the political strategist for president george bush, he said the burden is on the republicano repudiate what happened on the 6th. if that's the case a lot of people don't want to share that burden. >> stephen: how do you think history is going to remember mike pence? and as a quick follow-up, where is that guy? >> well, he's trying to find his way back into the room and the weird thing is getting back into the room requires kind of believing in the thing that he stood up and didn't do, which is to say -- and by the way, think about this -- the mike pence story is so corrugated because here is a person who is more loyal to donald trump than anyone because of he was very strong with evangelicals and he basically said this guy's okay and he was with him everywhere along the line. the person who was most loyal to him. and president trump put a target on his back the day he knew and had been told repeatedly mike pence could do nothing and he took the guy who had been the most loyal and said here's a situation that you can't get out of and then suddenly people are breaking in and y

maria: karl, all right karl rove joining us quick break white house releases a convertible chart about after weaker than expected jobs number on friday. stay with us. . you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i'm amber. since starting golo and taking release, matching your job description. i've lost 128 pounds, 21 inches around my waist. went from a 26 plus size to a 12 regular. it works so well. it's amazing, and i absolutely love it. >>> maria: welcome back. good monday thaefrpg thanks so much for joining us i am maria bartiromo monday january 10 market ahead of the opening bell further sell-off this morning, big riching moving from easing to tightening, dow industrials down 100 s&p 500 down 30 nasdaq lower by 188, technology is rolling over, has been the case for the last several weeks, markets, of course, also factoring in goldman sachs' report that says that they expect four interes

thank you, jackie. >> bill: karl rove to give analysis on this. inflation, flat out legitimate question. so why so sardonic? >> he pointed to the president's temper and his disrespect and his dismissive tone. we have not only got jackie heinrich and phil weggemann and peter doocy also a reporter from cnn who got whacked for asking a question about yu cain. look at the broader context. putin on the move. germany being disrespectful of its nato obligations. pandemic rules being overturned by the court. stock market in an upheaval. disaster on the border, inflation, n, north korea shoot off missiles. if that happened to a republican president, the journalists would be all over it 24/7 asking tough, aggressive questions. instead we have three or four people asking questions that the president doesn't like and he slaps it back. his point was we've got a problem with joe biden's attitude. he is under pressure and he is responding in an inappropriate way but also is making a comment about journalists that they have to ask tough questions and apparently w

let's bring in karl rove, co-founder of american crossroads and a fox news contributor. couple of supreme court experts, is she required to make a clarification? make a correction on this? this is part of the supreme court record and people heard it and it's completely false. >> yeah, she would be well-advised to do so in whatever opinion she renders on his case. her credibility is tattered today. not only are there 3,500 children in the hospital but the number of those on ventilators, the cdc had suggested dr. walensky that there might be zero on ventilators. she's not aware of any that are. >> martha: that's right. that is problematic. the other thing that is propmatic when you look at this case and companies are watching this closely, there's a piece in the "wall street journal." omicron bakes biden's mandates obsolete. it's interesting. it's put out by the doctor that discovers hiv. you know, it says one preparent study found that after three 0 days, the moderna and pfizer vaccines no longer had a positive effect against omicron. after 90 days, it went negative. for e

karl rove you're here with us, perfect for this morning. let's get your overall take and show you headlines here. "time" magazine saying i didn't over promise. joe biden is being defensive in abc news report. an utter disaster. "new york magazine" says the press conference didn't go quite as planned. it was a very long one. let's get your overall take on the press conference. >> my overall take is that there are lots of ammunition in there for the president's critics and he gave it to them. i was taken aback with some of it. ukraine, the minor incursion we just talked about. terrible mistake that the russians will take advantage of. no apologies for afghanistan. he thought he did it perfect. covid, i'm satisfied with what we've done and i think we've done remarkably well. voting rights, read the speech. i didn't call him a bigot and compare them to george wallace and jefferson davis. read the speech. that's what he did. out of touch. i thought peter doocy made an interesting comment. i'm not asking for castles in the air. he ignored some of

that was karl rove on republicans january 6 response ability for her now president biden arriving onapitol hill for those events this morning. -- responsibility for january 6. now president biden arriving on capitol hill for those events this morning. >> mr. president, how are you feeling about the day, sir? >> we have never had another day like we had a year ago today. >> do you hold the former president personally responsible? >> [indiscernible] >> just moments from now, the president of the u.s. expected to take the statuary hall, the view you are seeing on your screen now, to make comments about the anniversary of january 6. you saw him come in from the motorcade with the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi and the senate majority leader. the vice president also expected to speak. we will show you those comments as they play out without interruption. after that, we will continue on with your calls about this anniversary of january 6. if you are currently on the line, you are welcome to stay on and we will take you when the president's speeches over. you can reach us on twitter, fa

. >> gets bring in karl rove. smith and bream coming at you here. we are going to tag team this one. so, first you had a chance to listen on what we just heard from the defense secretary. general jack keane's summation was there was not a lot of news there, but it could happen at any moment, the message from the white house and the defense department from the pentagon. your thought on this moment and the response so far and the messaging from this white house on how we plan to proceed, knowing that this is in the words of the defense secretary a moment ago, a situation that is changing rapidly on the ukraine borders there. >> yeah. i think jack keane was right. not much news there. i thought general milley was particularly effective in laying out that there would be big consequences of a russian attack on ukraine with large numbers of casualties, including significant civilian casualties. i walked away from the news conference with, a sense that we were late, a sense that america is behind the power curve and general jack keane alluded to that. thes

. >> here to respond, karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and joe concha, both are foxews contributors. karl and joe, you guys do -- you are jacks of all trades but karl on the political side you have been there and done in the middle of administrations and good times and bad. joe, you know a little bit about how the media reacts to certain things and how politicians attempt to get the media to react to certain things. karl, i will start with you. assess the last, i don't know, 24 hours. what the biden administration thought they were doing and how it's actually unfolded. >> yeah, look, i think the problem with president biden's statement on ukraine last night was not that it was, you know, a misstatement. i think the problem is that he stated his policy, which is that if it's a minor incursion, let them have it, which is as you know a huge mistake. you know, he has already made a mistake there is strategic ambiguity matters. we don't go out and say if china tries to take taiwan we are going to defend taiwan but by god we give every signal that we are and should have do

i read the things in the paper by karl rove saying, who i don't agree with on a lot of political issuese thing is that i love my country. you talk about, jesse, rightly some of the things that you disagree with that some presidents have done, but i remind all of us that the adams jefferson race, they won. imagine an effort to do on january 6, or even the race where jackson lost to adams, and george w. bush when you beat -- i would never forget watching on that floor and watching al gore say i lost the race and asking congresswoman waters not to challenge it. we should not wash it over. and i think we separate some of the things that you guys have raised. but there was an effort to subvert the two most important things which is to declare war and confer an election on the new president, which is the way that we peacefully transfer power. i hope one day we can forget this day, but i don't think we have gotten there. >> dana: there were a lot of people that were injured, you can watch the coverage with your own eyes, we have seen it, and i will give you the last word today on the a block.

bret baier will be here, karl rove. a big story tomorrow. two hours. we'll see you then. >> charles: we're live on capitol hill. senate democrats are trying to save the white house agenda. still trying to bust a football. we'll talk to chuck grassley. that's coming up. first -- the los angeles police department speaking now. let's watch. >> today you're going to hear from honorable councilmember paul carretz and michael moore. you'll also hear from lieutenant john radke from the homicide division and captain sonya monaco. so at this point, i'm going to introduce honorable councilmember paul carretz. >> the tragic murder of brianna kupfer in hancock back is shaken and shocked our community to its core. i want to first address brianna's family. my own daughter is not that much owner than brianna. i can only imagine the heart break and the anguish that her family is feeling. the pain. i want you to know that you have my heartfelt support and my full commitment that i will help with whatever lapd may need until every option to find this vile killer is exha

bret baier will be here, karl rove. a big story tomorrow. two hours.crats are trying to save the white house agenda. still trying to bust a football. we'll talk to chuck grassley. that's coming up. first -- the los angeles police department speaking now. let's watch. >> today you're going to hear from honorable councilmember paul carretz and michael

joining me now, karl rove, a fox news contributor. mercedes schlapp, no stranger to press conferences. former director of strategic communications under president trump and juan williams, fox news contributor. karl, your thoughts on what this president has to do today. he has weak poll numbers. 33 to 40% of support in this country and created an environment where you have plus 7 gop in terms of the way people declare themselves. it's gone from plus seven gems to plus 7 gop. >> let's put this in context. no president in a deeper hole than joe biden finds himself in can dig out with one news conference. his best hope is on the big issues of the day, covid and the economy, he strikes a set of notes that cause people to say i thought the country was going in the wrong direction but he seems to have his hands around that. let's give him more time. but the president is in lousy shape. take a look at the job approval. he started out at 56, 36. 41-53 today. economy today. 40-54 today. covid, seven out of ten americans approved of his job. tod

joining me now is karl rove, former deputy chief of staff for george w. bush and a fox news contributor as well as kayleigh mcenany co-host of outnumbered and author of for such a time as this. welcome to both of you. i'm going to start with you, kayleigh, more people voted after the voting rights bill was passed in georgia than before. so how are they claiming that this is racist and that this is, you know, something that needs to be changed to give people back democracy? >> that's exactly right. you are referring to the elections in 2021. more people voted after than before. not only that, "the atlanta journal constitution," the big paper there in atlanta said that there were no long lines. that it essentially went flawless. but, of course you have the president going down and gaslighting saying this is jim crow 2.0. he has been fact checked on this but taking a bird's eye view as to what happened today in the speech, rachel it, boils down to this. you look at issues 1, 2, and 3 in interest of priority to voters and any polling, you see the economy, you

karl rove on the dam's soft on crime policies. plus, g.o.p. several parts of the country. brandon jett is here. we are also awaiting secretary austen, joint chiefs general -- hold to hold a news conference at 1:00 p.m. we will take remarks, and their q&a portion with reporters will be underway shortly. we will have it for you live ass a worldwatch watches for russia's next move. join us as "america reports," top of the hour. >> the male hosts of the "no filter" podcast after sparking backlash on social media. why? these comments on the women's after pregnancy. >> if my wife let herself go after i have kids with her, i'm going to tell her once: "if you don't get your belief together --" i want to be sexually attracted to my spouse, girlfriend -- "if you can't do that, i'm out." >> julie: eww. they won't get married, and when they do, they will get cheated on. [laughter] emily, i'm going to go to you first. you look like he wants to throw down. >> emily: what in the utter hell -- the other guy says agree to. no girl will look sideways at you. yo

coming up, karl rove on if manchin is about to cave. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. the spending pressure is back on. >> good afternoon, charles. the senate was delayed today. no votes. everything

i saw there was an op-ed by karl rove today pretty hard hitting. christie who was very close to president trump is speaking out. we had a number of people resign their cabinet positions and leave the white house. i think people just speaking their mind and their conscience and telling, you know, what really happened, i think the more voices the merrier. this is something really important to me. you know, i've been focused on this for the entire time i've been in elective office but especially over the past year. i think we need to have more voices in the republican party that are willing to have the courage to stand up and speak out. >> i think politico went back and looked at the 18 members of the trump administration that resigned in protest because of january 6 or around that time suggesting, and only one of them, alyssa farra and i think stephanie grisham also said too have been willing to say anything since. the secretary chao and others, dead silence. governor larry hogan, thank you so much. appreciate your time today as always. >> thank you.