michelle malkin the concentration camp, the japanese-american concentration camp denier.osted the 80s and 90s where the center of the conversation was. >> guest: the ground has shifted but at the same time the debate is still there. bill maher talking about his mom. these are culture wars that take different forms but it's still coming down to this ultimate division of narratives. the narrative of this great america is about to fall into the complete of this. the end of american civilization versus the idea of an america that can be transformed into something great to the vitality of its peoples interacting. again this is the basis of conservative reaction now. it's about restoration area do people honestly and openly use the language of restoration. sara palin saying you know we can't allow our great country to be transformed and must -- and let's restore her in first-order values. the interesting thing about it is conservatives actually don't ever have to do anything but argue for the status quo. what they have to do is adapt to the new kind of language that gets instil

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actually, michelle malkin had a film on how democrats had a plan to turn colorado moo a blue state.ccording to plan. >> no. >> marijuana passed. connecticut governor. take a look at this race, also a dead heat. 49%. republican tom foley with a slight lead. but dodged. 62% in. another governor's race could go down to the wire. you could have colorado and connecticut adding to this list. >> and i'm aflad to take a look. >> i am, too. >> this is just partners oor they really? >> yes. >> we're going to go on this way. so we're doing it. republican party. mish mcconnell said we've got to make obama a one-term president. so what should the republican majority now they control the house and senate what should they do? >> there have been three arguments laid out. one is go big or go small? there is a consensus, go big. should it be comprised? that is a false choice. what republicans are settling on is start with things like key stone excel pipeline approval. so, but my sense is that they're going to look for things to move things, not looking for confrontation. final thing is that question