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got people like rick grenell on foreign policy got russ vote omb director on fiscal cliff you got mike davis. you know mike love mike he's got a few chapters on this injustice system. we got dr. hatfield here on some medical and and you can find out 100 actions in 100 days and this is the thing read book and jerry gave it somebody and share the message but more importantly more in the end, the biggest reason i wrote this book. is because of the red wedding speech. does anybody know my reference? there? any game of thrones people here raise your hand. anybody? you guys, you are too busy with pickleball. i know you wear your knee braces when you play that game. guys. a lot of stuff and. you will remember this now just a few days before the election in 2022. joe biden stands before a blood red background in philadel from here with with nazi guards in uniform. brandon and warning are you heckling me or heckling joe i can't figure out. joe if i get heckled at. the village is all hope. friggin lost. yeah, yeah. great. what biden did that night was so over the top that nobody on our side of the fen

welcome supreme court justice neil gorsuch and author of this project mike davis. pros are saying it's election interference and trump's trial are being violated and constitutional rights. >> senator tom cotton is exactly right. what biden/harris special council jack smith has done here is a direct violation of the department of justices. a manual for the federal prosecutors and agents that makes sense unlawful for them to take action piling 165 middle age political document out of order highly irregular and this obama judge and in is a political assassination attempt by jack smith. liz: should he request de-pate baiting and be disbarred and cnn top legal analyst and el lee honen said these are president trump and ellie calling it a cheep shot and violated ordinary justice department procedures and principles to get trump before the election. he says there's no defending the conduct and legally and politically prejudicial of trump and another judge on the hot seat for doing this before the election. this grand jury testimony is yet to be adjudicated and it's outsid

number two, we had bill mcginley, mike davis, others on to talk about the election integrity, the efforts they are making. quite frankly, places like pennsylvania, it looks like the election administration is a bit of a dumpster fire. >> you knew well there would be a decent chance -- steve: hang on. >> you did exactly that. steve: when i said that four years ago, why did i say that? because a guy named mark elias came up with a report that two individuals, bill mcginley and raheem caps on deconstructed in july of 2020 -- and he walked through how the democrat party was going to steal the election with illegitimate mail-in ballots. >> they were ballots that american voters cast. steve: we can adjudicate. we can argue that. president trump came up at 2:30 in the morning, but he should have done it at 11:00 at night in 2020. i am urging president trump, if the votes come in like it looks like they are going to come in, he should step up and inform the american citizens of exactly what is going on and not keep people in the dark like was done in 2020. president trump should step up and walk

that's number one, and number two, we had bill mcginley and mike davis and others on to talk about the election integrity and efforts they're making and places like pennsylvania that the election administration is a little bit of a dumpster fire right now. reporter: four years ago you urged president trump to spare victory on election night when you knew there would be a chance that we would not know -- ballots yet to be counted and you did exactly that, have you urged him to do -- steve: hang on for a second. when i said that four years ago, it was -- why did i say that? why did i say that? because a guy named mark elias came up with a report that two individuals, bill mcginley and raheem kasam, helped deconstruct in july of 2020, and he walked through how the democrat party was going to steal the election with illegitimate mail-in ballots. reporter: they were mail-in ballots that american voters cast. steve: i totally -- by the way, we can argue -- we can -- we can adjudicate -- we can argue that. we can argue that. president trump came up at 2:30 in the morning and a -- should have

. >> but the move has faced pushback from the airline industry, and smu economist mike davis says it may not be all good news for travelers, given the new reimbursement rules could now mean higher prices for airline tickets due to the forced payout to customers. the other thing that i wonder and actually worry about is whether the airlines are going to be adjusting schedules to make it more likely that they can avoid these. >> these kinds of delays. >> and this new federal rule also means compensation for significantly delayed baggage. in other words, if your luggage isn't delivered within 12 hours on a domestic flight, you guessed it those baggage fees you paid will now also be refunded. in washington, i'm kevin corke, fox news. >> press conference in oakland this morning by supporters of the shengtao and pamela price recalls, turned chaotic. the coalition of community engagement organized a rally at city hall with business groups to talk about a planned strike by business owners to demand the city do more to protect the community from crime. well, shortly after the press conference

but mike davis told "the new york times" that bannon would come out of prison the week before electione a roaring caged lion. what you have heard? >> right, jeremy's been on the front lines of tracking steve bannon's trajectory. up to this point, i went into the conversation the day before he went into prison for the four-month sentence. and it went back to 2020 in his efforts to overturn the election. he had four phone calls with january 5th and january 6th with donald trump. he refused to tell the committee what the contents of that call or me. and installed as president in 2021, by forcing several electors from several states to not be certified by mike pence and have their for the u.s. house vote for the next president. and because of the make-up of the house at the time, they would, therefore, in his mind, select donald trump. and that's what takes us here going for the future. because for steve bannon, i'm told come election day he's going to be at the willard hotel where he was january 6th. he has been instrumental in keeping all of these maga world allies to donald trump togeth

mike davis. thank you, mike. he is a man i met backstage.ig football player. denver broncos erica wolff. there he is. you are one big guy. but you had a great career. 10 years in the nfl with your team. he was a winner. we have a great political person and congressman from texas wesley hunt. and a woman who is unbelievable. it was a surprise endorsement. she believed in what we were saying. when i came down the escalator and made my statements, everybody said, how terrible were those statements. turned out they were minor. little minor statements by comparison. she got it better than everybody and endorsed us very early when it was not the same to do. from alaska, the great sarah palin. thank you, sarah. with the help of everybody here today, 25 days from now, think of it. 25 days. we are going to defeat kamala harris. who has no clue what is going on, i have to say. did you see she did a town hall yesterday and used a teleprompter. you don't use teleprompters. we don't use teleprompters, period. no, she is not the right person for this coun

somewhere this later date because as contemporaries even noticed, jefferson davis, who himself was a former united secretary of war, mike managed the confederate war department, didn't really pay much attention to what the secretary of war at the say and so with jefferson davis lee faced a receptive audience for his plans and ideas davis's ideas to a large extent paralleled lee's. davis understood that the confederacy, in order to secure its, would have to win an offensive early on, not for the purpose of enlarging confederate territory at the expense of the union, but to convince the public in the north the continued fighting would be fruitless. the confederate president informed his brother in the summer of 1861 that i hope before to be able to change from the defensive to an offensive attitude. it will be thus only that we can hope to check the progress of the war by teaching the enemy its evils and discouraging the sending out of their surplus population. despite victory at manassas and enjoying 1861, the could not follow that initial victory with any other successes. the confederate remained in a defensive to josep

reagan turns to mike and says oh yeah, mike, tell the president what the staff about his suit. and reagan looks at daviss, what did the staff say about my suit? deaver says, president, the staff says, if you're going to be shot. why couldn't you have been shot wearing? that suit? well, i feel deaver in that regard, that's a public position to be put in. yeah. yeah. one other one other thing. one of the story i got this from rich little out las vegas several years ago when i went to do fundraiser for the party. and he told me he entertained at the white three or four times while the reagans were there. terrific guy. very nice guy. and he after he entertained you sitting at the table with the reagans just the three of them. reagan says to little says you know i do impressions and now mrs. reagan is rolling her eyes. oh, here we go, you know. and rick says, mr. brady, i'd like to hear your impressions. she says, well, i do, john wayne. i said, you let me hear it. so strong john wayne says, well, pilgrim i call for you yesterday. you showed up today. and of course, it sounds like reagan doing wayne doesn't

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