sorry, mitt romney, if you care about your own country.ur duty, you live here, so do your kids. you can't jet off wherever mitt romney's kids go, you're stuck here, so you should care. so you should know in the 12 months and this past september i said it had removed 59,000 noncitizens for the u.s. that's down more than threefold from 185,000 illegals deported in fiscal year 2020. that is the lowest since at least 1995. so you see what happened. millions of new people and no one says anything? because the american borders don't matter but ukraine's borders are so important we will risk nuclear war for them? you can't say that enough, because it's real. stephen miller is a former white house senior advisor who covered the immigration issue. virtually everything he predicted came true, that's why they hate him so much and what we are so proud to have internet. thanks for coming on. this does seem like it's accelerating, the invasion of the united states from the south. >> well, last year was the largest year for illegal immigration in america

i've covered mitt romney for a lot of years. he is very focused on being -- on public decency, so to speak. i thought it interesting he said what he said about his colleagues. while he was gentle in his criticism, for mitt romney that's a pretty high level of offense. >> for those who don't speak romney, that is foul language. >> yes. exactly. >> that is a stern rebuke. >> he would not use the same words ben sasse because that would be swearing. he clearly was offended by what happened in the judiciary committee. i think it is entirely possible and just based on kind of reading the way he approached this with me that he will vote yes for ketanji brown jackson. i think it's possible he sticks with his party with mitch mcconnell and votes no. what i think is potentially at the center of this is civil rights and the advancement of african americans. the idea of voting against the first african american woman to be appointed to the supreme court might stand a little bit at odds with some of the things he takes the most pride in, par

mitt romney today said there is a sentiment that we are fearful about what putin might do and what he might consider escalation, it is time for him to be fearful of what we might do. why is it not a higher risk to wage? ms. psaki: to wait to what? >> not providing migs, you said that is a high risk. why is that a higher risk than not providing them? ms. psaki: what our assessment is based on is how to prevent a world war here, which is a significant weight that the intelligence community, the defense department, and the president of the united states weighs at every moment. host: your message to congress on the invasion in ukraine. cindy, your first up. caller: good morning. i really do not know what the answer is. i feel like we should have shown strength before this happened. and i feel like the horse is out of the barn now. i do think we have to be careful about the aid, because even my own kids, who do not really follow politics, not especially religious, they are really fearful, and my heart breaks for the younger generation. they are getting slammed here. they are losing hope fo

moshe is disagreeing with mitt romney and tom cotton on the importance of these migs, y.t's pretty obvious why. escalation comes with risk and it's important to note that and actually weigh the benefits and the risks in any situation before you embark on it. >> as you said, this is journalism in 2022, there are n standards or ethics. a lot of their readers want the to lie to them or about their enemies as long as it advances the cause. the more interesting question a the fact that had you also pointed to, there is very littl debate over something this cataclysmic potentially in the u.s. congress. i haven't seen the two parties united in log steps to this extent since the days after 9/11 . i think that lockstep unity produced a lot of bad outcomes. it's generally a bad thing. we should be experiencing discomfort whenever they two parties are incomplete unity because it signifies not rational thought that has led t a common consensus, but i kind of moral coercion that politicians sense and feel like they need to embrace a narrativ about questioning it because as you know we

but i would honestly say to mitt romney, well, how do you feel about creating the next generation ofy right here in america? are you going to be on the side of doing that? or are you going to be on the side of the capping vladimir putin so that he can never do that again. i think that if we really have a coalition that doesn't include that small minority, if we have enough people from both sides of the aisle who truly want to and putin's power, we have the capability to do it. we have the ability to do it, we can build up that new energy here, we can export it to europe, we can subsidize. and i can imagine mitt romney saying, that is going to be too expensive we shouldn't subsidize something like that, but i'm telling you, it is way cheaper than a decades-long war in ukraine. it's way cheaper than the next war. it's way cheaper than the two wars that i've participated in in iraq and afghanistan, costing 6.4 trillion dollars. so what i would like to see is enough people like mitt romney and others coming together to actually take the steps to overcome vladimir putin and move beyond th

when it comes to members of congress, utah reporting on mitt romney, republican senator from utah. at a hearing talking about the message that the united states should be sending to russia when it comes to use objects there and the provision objects there . here's a portion from the hearing . >> i simply do not understand the logic. for not getting the mig's to the ukrainians immediately. there is no logic which has been provided to this committee or the nation for the lack of rhapsody in making this decision and getting them the mig's and if there are people in the administration that know the answer i would suggest we get the occasion to meet with them perhaps theclassified setting but we need to know the reason why those have not been transferred already . i believe there's a sentiment that we're fearful about what putin might do and what you might consider as an escalation. it's time for him to be fearful of what me and we might do. the only way to get putin to act in a way that may be able to save lives or ukrainians as if he fears us more than uwe fear him and the truth of th

madeleine albright who said she owed mitt romney and apology. the nacvetc with which the last two administrations approached the russians i think was something i never bought. i think russian behavior hasn't changed. the soviet union, it isn't the soviet union anymore, i don't know whether they call themselves communists or something else these days but consistently, there are problem. they've been a problem all along. we have to give vladimir putin credit for unifying nato like something i would never see. who would have expected the germans in a social democratic chancellor and the administration do a complete flip-flop on energy and on providing weapons toallies . who would have expected the thins and the swedes to say hey, maybe we ought to bein nato . the good thing that's come out of it is it reinforces the importance of nato which the previous president was skeptical about at various times and the reason for nato , it was margaret thatcher who said the purpose of nato is to keep the russians out, americans in and the germans down. i don't

mitt romney was on tv this morning did not really hard as well as others. this fevers going to break this is going to break by you having relationships with people in your community. by being open to get people out of the colts. an understanding we will be here first so be an agitator that leaders will follow. you are seeing all of these crowds out there, germany hasg already changed on a dime. i think that fever is going to break it. it's two steps forward and sometimes one and a half steps back. the agitators keep outep those. god bless thank you. [applause] >> just to make clear i did not support jump in 16 or 20 nor will i support him if he is a nominee. i don't think any of the republicans speaking at cpac certainly the whitee nationalit thing, whatever it is called they will never be president. donald trump is not going to be president again. now if he is a nominee than we are going to lose. no democrats need to understand if got a loser right now to pray that is not helping them. but i do think there's going to be a post a pandemic, post trump republ

mitt romney got very angry. false russian propaganda for treasonous lies that will cost lives. the media echo chamber, of course, followed suit. >> we are now seeing a turn tha i never thought i would see in my life. people who are deliberately working to undermine the american structure. >> really close to each region. >> i think doj should look into people who are russian propagandist and shilling for boudin. >> they say patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel. this is despicable. who needs comedy when you have these people trying to claim a monopoly on patriotic fervor over the ukraine invasion when for the past two years they hav insisted that america is systemically racist? bidens own un ambassador belief are sound in wickedness. we have to acknowledge that we are an imperfect union of the original sin of slavery. white supremacy into our founding documents and principles. >> biden secretary of state. >> we know we have work to do a home. that includes addressing profound inequities, including systemic racism. >> and our own vice president went even further. >> racism

. >> i just reminded that it was the campaign song spec it was for mitt romney that there was the bestd it reminds me of summertime in wisconsin on the speedboat with my husband and flags flying on the back of my boat. i want to go back to my summer. i want to go back to wisconsin through the ghetto think of those things when i think of wisconsin. >> yes come to northern wisconsin the beautiful lakes in michigan as well. >> mitt romney ruins almost everything. [laughter] said that is the theme of the hour. [laughter] >> so how free are we truly today cracks because as many point out your ability to say what you are thinking is often a demonstration of how free you truly feel. now with canceled country and media that chooses to cover one thing and not another. and then talk about fire safety. so taken with a grain of salt. so we are doing well so far and here's the remainder of a portion here is one summary. for all the tolerance and alignment modern society americans are losing hold of a fundamental right the right to speak their mind and voice their opinion and public without fear of

earlier today we sat down with republican senator mitt romney. he serves on the foreign relations committee, and we asked him about the war in ukraine. with the president speaking there on capitol hill tonight, are you worried that vladimir putin could try to upstage him and launch a deadly attack on ukraine's capital of kyiv? >> well, there's no way of predicting what kind of illogical things vladimir putin will do. his invasion of ukraine doesn't make a lot of sense. i think long term, you have to see that this is a very bad decision on his part. so i don't rule anything out. but i think it's more likely that we're going to be focused on our country and what president biden has to say about how we're going to rethink the commitments and the priorities we have in our country. >> o'donnell: is there anything that the u.s. can do to stop vladimir putin? >> well, vladimir putin has put himself on a course where the people who will stop him are the people of ukraine. we want to help them with additional elements, with food and supplies. that is gett

mitt romney, maybe?omney i am watching, and i am watching lisa murkowski, although i am doubtful about her. and listen, the white house wanted it to be a bipartisan vote and they are going to get that label which is incredibly important in their estimation for publicity sake. >> any chance of a democratic defector on this? >> no, no, no. joe manchin was the only one who was possible, and i don't think kyrsten sinema will surprise us. i think it will be a low 50s vote for kbj as we have been referring to her. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks, katy. >>> what a school in poland is doing to keep ukrainian kids -- all those kids -- from falling behind. and then a man in lviv putting himself in the line of fire to evacuate ukrainians. >>> the press secretary john kirby is taking questions at the pentagon. let's listen. >> there's a question about putin's advisers not giving him accurate information particularly about the state of the battle. does the pentagon believe those reports? do you have anything that

>> mitt romney and lisa murkowski.am did vote for her in the lower court position, but i think if you saw his line of questioning in the confirmation hearings last week and his comments since i think it's pretty safe to say he is on track to oppose her. but mitt romney did meet with her and called her very charming, very intelligent, had a lot of questions for her. he is certainly focusing on her judicial philosophy. >> if we wait to see if there are more republicans it's now pretty self-evident she will make it. senator manchin was a question mark. he has said he's there. so this is history. >> it certainly takes a lot of pressure off of the white house. they were in a situation before where joe manchin had said he would vote for her, so they were in a 50/50 split and the vice president would have had to be the decider with a republican coming down on her side. you're right, it's almost all but certain at this point. but there is some hope, i think, from the white house there will be other republicans that could join

you can watch the full interview with mitt romney starting today.rce" with kasie hunt streams on cnn plus and will always be available on demand. >>> we haven't been able to hear much from ukrainian soldiers fighting on the frontlines for obvious reasons. they are too busy trying to save their nation. working around the clock. which is why we thought it was really revealing to hear from one soldier from his hospital room. listen. >> we haven't had a chance to talk to many people who were on the frontlines fighting the russians. can you just tell us what it was like? >> translator: we were deployed into the direction of mariupol. we attacked the convoys of russian vehicles that we saw in the region of mariupol. for me as a veteran that took part in the battles of 2014, it was a bit easier compared to those who joined recently. but this war differs a lot. this time we are attacked not just by terrorists, but by russian army tanks. to be honest, it was difficult. among my so-called adventures was a defense of one village. my platoon and i were defended

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. >>> well, earlier today, we sat down with republican senator mitt romney. he serves on the foreign relations committee, and we asked him about the war in ukraine. with the president speaking there on capitol hill tonight, are you worried that vladimir putin could try to upstage him and launch a deadly attack on ukraine's capital of kyiv? >> well, there's no way of predicting what kind of illogical things vladimir putin will do. his invasion of ukraine doesn't make a lot of sense. i think, long-term, you have to see that this is a very bad decision on his part. so i don't rule anything out. but i think it's more likely that we're going to be focused on our country and what president biden has to say about how we're going to rethink the commitments and the priorities we have in our country. >> is there anything that the u.s. can do to stop vladimir putin? >> well, vladimir putin has put himself on a course where the people who will stop him are the people of ukraine. we want to help them with additional elements, with food and supplies. that is getting throug

eight dems voted with the gop, but mitt romney was the only republican who voted against it. house. at least it would host my post spring break colts or is. what is with mitt? why is he not, what is going on? >> with all the trump stuff for the little bit he had the democrats liking them. he never had to limp seeing nic stuff about it. again, being mormon, doesn't have a lot of thrills, he doesn't even like to drink coffee or anything for it he ha a lot of kids. >> that's fun. >> i guess. his biggest thrill is having kids. so now he's like i can't, admit that the mask thing sucks because they won't like me anymore. >> do you know what you're talking about and it's a brilliant insight strange new respect award, it's when your enemies suddenly pay you a compliment, their complement becomes more important than you own friends, it's like you stop caring about your family in you're more interested in winning over some guy on twitter . he got taste of this when he wa with blm. mitt romney did the whole blm march and he said i'm here because i think black lives matter. yet commitmen

mitt romney is saying his big focus is to basically have what gabbard tried for treason.ou can't make up how stupid this is. by the way the media's main concern right now, i'm talking about the media back in washington about the war in ukraine, watch. >> so far biden has received an capital that president zelensky has offered him. i don't understand the white house view of not getting these jets we are shooting plays out of the sky with american help, we are in this. >> he's i guess phenomenal republican or former republican. molly, they see this conflict a a ticket out of little approval ratings for biden. i don't think that's it. >> that's exactly right. gives unit in the democrat part and in the biden administration in particular. they're domestic agenda could not be going worse for they hav been a failed economy, border problems, the surge and gas prices, inflation out of control , and to the situation with with ukraine as a way to avoid having to take responsibility for some of what they've done. even the situation in ukraine i a product as you know from earlier in t

lockstep, and now they are eyeing other potential republican yeses, maybe folks like murkowski or mitt romneym is a no. there are 48 more republicans out there. what do we know there? >> and most of them are nos, katy. just a few outstanding republican members we are waiting for, and you mentioned two of them, lisa murkowski and mitt romney, and she is the most likely to vote for her, but we don't know. she's up for re-election this year and she could have a tough race and primary as well. senator lindsey graham, he voted for ketanji brown jackson for the lower coats just last year, and this is what he said on the senate floor today. >> somebody worked hard to achieve, and her tendency to achieve outcomes in spite of what the law requires are common sense would dictate. after a thorough review of judge jackson's record and information gained at the hearing from an evasive witness, i now know why judge jackson was the favorite of the radical left and i will vote no. >> a favorite of the radical left. one thing susan collins pointed out in her statement in support of ketanji brown jackson is th

mitt romney, great man. but does not have a prayer to when the nomination and that party in 2024.f trump runs he will not be challenged. to barbara's other point, trump is a cancer. trump is not the cancer in the party. trump -- it has metastasized way beyond him. i know i am a dark guy, you're going to throw something at me. maybe my vantage point is skewed. i hear from these people every day. it is not changing. the fever is not breaking anytime soon. to everything miles and barbara has said we need to do to support the good guys, liz cheney wonderful. i hope she wins. i don't think there is any way she could win a republican primary in that state. adam couldn't have survived a republican party primary. everyone in this room would help him, as what i, but we have also got to be -- wake up and be realistic. i am not done, but i am done for now. [laughter] >> let me just say something real quick and i have got a quick question for joe and miles. i think donald trump can never be commander in chief again. it is not just what happened on january 6 but everything that happened on ele

. >> senator mitt romney says there is an agreement in principle on a bipartisan deal on the proposede against covid-19. the goal is to pass the bill next week before the congressional recess. >> manu this is a high priority for the biden administration. tell us when this could happen. >> reporter: yeah, this is a significant moment because congress has been struggling for weeks to get a package together to deal with the covid response. there are concerns president biden raised that resources are being depleted dealing with everything from monoclonal antibody treatments, distributing the vaccines to people later this year and they need more money. congress has struggled to get that together because they have not figured out exactly how to pay for this package. but just earlier today mitt romney, the lead republican negotiator, told a group of us they have a, quote, agreement in principle to have about a $10 billion package to deal with therapeutics, to deal with vaccines, to help with more tests and the like, and this would be offset -- the money would come from the american rescue pl

mitt romney, great man. but does not have a prayer to when the nomination and that party in 2024. if trump runs he will not be challenged. to barbara's other point, trump is a cancer. trump is not the cancer in the party. trump -- it has metastasized way beyond him. i know i am a dark guy, you're going to throw something at me. maybe my vantage point is skewed. i hear from these people every day. it is not changing. the fever is not breaking anytime soon. to everything miles and barbara has said we need to do to support the good guys, liz cheney wonderful. i hope she wins. i don't think there is any way she could win a republican primary in that state. adam couldn't have survived a republican party primary. everyone in this room would help him, as what i, but we have also got to be -- wake up and be realistic. i am not done, but i am done for now. [laughter] >> let me just say something real quick and i have got a quick question for joe and miles. i think donald trump can never be commander in chief again. it is not just what happened on january 6 but everything that happened on e

republican senators who had not voted for her had said some positive things about being open to her mitt romney and rob portman, i said romney earlier. i meant to say lisa murkowski was the third senator who voted for judge jackson. so this is all happening as president biden is expected to give his state of the union tomorrow a few feet from where i'm standing >> live on capitol hill, thank you. >>> our coverage of the russian invasion continues tonight reports from moscow and analysis from general david petraeus. we're also monitoring some other important news of the day. next, it's not looking good for baseball fans as talks come down to the wire. >>> plus, mask mandates removed for more major cities and school districts. >>> and an alarming report on climate change from the united nations. the areas most at risk and why the problem continues to grow. >>> coverage of the russian war in ukraine continues in a moment first, other major news. baseball's lockout jeopardizing opening day, more cities and schools scrapping mask rules and midterm election season. cnbc's contessa brewer is tracking

where are the mitt romney republicans here?teresting question, we know that when judge jackson was confirmed to the court of appeals just last year she picked up three republican votes. that is the real issue we are looking at here. it seems very likely that she will be confirmed following these hearings. the issue is whether it will be a bipartisan vote, and if she'll pick up those same three votes that she picked up the last time -- lindsey graham from north carolina, or whether there might be mitt romney or other moderate senators who might view this judge whose qualifications are just immaculate. she spent time as a lawyer in private practice, she worked as a federal defender the appellate level but. she really brings to the supreme court a skill set that they will that's really neat and replacing justice breyer, this federal sentencing skill set but she possesses because of her work on the united states sentencing commission. it's tough to make a principled case that you shouldn't vote for this judge based on her credentia

susan collins and mitt romney. the others seem likely out of play.because he voted on her confirmation for a lower court. we also heard how the hearings went. lindsey graham is not supporting her nomination. you have two potential republicans. i don't think -- i think the white house will live without it, as long as she will be confirmed. looks like she will be confirmed. the potential on the fence democrats like joe manchin say say support her. it would be a weird and potentially embarrassing situation for the white house if she couldn't get a republican. you would have to bring the vice president up there to cast a historic vote in its own right. so they are courting, as you noted, romney and collins, hoping one of them will flip. >> yeah. certainly a political triumph for this white house and a historic confirmation, but, yeah, they'd love to get a few republicans in there. on other senate news, we have former major eric garcetti as a nomination for ambassador to ind india. there is concern about his lack of knowledge and sexual harassment allegat

and it turns out for once mitt romney was not alone. i don't want to overstate it, but you saw even kevin mccarthy, the republican minority lead, there he is, and scalise, his number two, standing and applauding. and beyond ukraine there were several other lines that the republicans i was texting with pointed out to me. the made in america line. fund police. secure borders. i think the headline is, wolf, that republicans didn't sit on their hands. one republican donor said to me, and this was in light of the shadow of donald trump, which has even further polarized the republican party. this republican, a big donor, said to me that he was glad to see the republicans standing and not making fools of themselves. that was about ukraine. another republican member of congress said he's done well on ukraine, actually knocked a hanging slider off the left field wall. nicely done. from another, infrastructure decade was a good line. prescription drugs well delivered. and finally, from another member that capitalism without competition will reson

he just stoked further tensions and he didn't think i'd forget mitt romney. did you enough talk. people are dying, said the planes that they need. they want migs get them the migs. why don't you pay for them now? did he ever stop to think that more people could die if we send ukraine migs and i'm not talking about russians and last but not least, lindsey graham, do you still stand by your call to be assassinated? do you still stand by your i hope you'll be taken out one way or the other. i don't care either take him out. i don't care if we send him to the hague and try him. >> i just want him to go. yes. if john mccain were here and he'd be saying the same thing well, we all want putin gone, no doubt about it. and regarding john mccain, god rest his soul. but mccain's also the guy who saved obamacare or wanted us mired in syria and never wanted us out of afghanistan. graham's comments don't ratchet down tension again. they stoke tension. the last thing we need is putin even more paranoid than he already is if he thinks he'll die or rot in prison. putin may just say forget negotia

. >> i things clear admit romney was right in 2012 and on a salute albright who said showed mitt romney an apology. with which the last two administrations approached the russians i think, i think they were russian behavior has not changed. and the it is not the soviet union anymore and i don't know whether they call themselves communist or other things but he has not changed inconsistently probably have been a problem all a long and i want to get vladimir putin credit for being nato like nothing other obviously we never expected the germans in social democratic it chancellor administration do a complete flip-flop on energy and providing weapons to allies and it would've expected it them to say hey maybe we ought to be in nato. the good thing to come out of and it is brings out the importance of nato, the previous president was skeptical about it various times and the reason for nato, margaret thatcher said, the purpose of nato was to beat the russians out of the americas counted the thermostat well i don't think you keep them down anymore because looks to me like they're having an epip

. >> reporter: republican mitt romney telling "the washington post" the attacks on judge jackson's sentencing record are off course. his colleagues also asking a wide range of probing questions accusing her of calling former president george w. bush a war criminal during her time as a public defender. >> so to be clear, there was no time where you called president bush or secretary rumsfeld a, quote, war criminal, closed quote? did you want to respond? >> correct, senator. >> reporter: and on abortion rights, she said this. >> roe and casey are the settled law of the supreme court. >> reporter: and senator ted cruz questioning the judge on the political issue of critical race theory. >> that views every conflict as a racial conflict. do you think that's an accurate way of viewing society? >> senator, i don't think so, but i've never studied critical race theory, and i've never used it. >> reporter: cruz then asking jackson about one children's book after another, the judge e >> senator, i have not reviewed any of those books, any of those ideas. they don't come up in my work as a judge, which

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obama—biden white house — 2012, for example, that famous quote of barack obama when he was mocking mitt romneyre calling to ask for their foreign policy back." "listen," he said, "the cold war�*s been over for 20 years." even after the invasion of the donbas by russian forces, which of course led to that line of conflict, which we've already discussed, and the annexation of crimea, the national security strategy of the united states under obama—biden talked of needing strategic patience toward putin's russia. this immensely relaxed attitude to vladimir putin, despite what happened in georgia, despite what happened in ukraine in 2014, seems to have been plain wrong. well, i think senator romney, to his credit, was very prescient, and i think we've had, frankly... we, meaning collectively, the west has had decades of failure in assuming that russia's modernisation and the growth of a middle class in russia would somehow lead russia to be a more responsible stakeholder in the international system. but when you have a country that's run by a clique of kgb agents, things have turned out very differ

"it struck me that it was off curse," said mitt romney. "there is no there, there." and cory booker's words bringing her to tears. >> you didn't get here because of a left wing agenda, or some dark money groups. you got here how any black woman in america has done that, by being, like ginger rogers did, i did everything fred astaire did, but backwards and in heels. but don't worry, my sister. don't worry. god has got you. and how do i know that? because you're here. and i know what it's taken for you to sit in that seat. >> rachel joining us live from the hill. president biden today praising judge jackson's intellect and her grace in these hearings? >> reporter: yes. and david, the white house says the president was impressed by how judge jackson dismantled those conspiracy hetheories. tonight, senators, members of jackson's family wiping tears from their eyes, as senator booker reminded the nation of the history being made. >> rachel, thank you. >>> and more than 60 reported tornadoes in five states. at least two killed. many more injured. a deadly tornado hitting n

did you hear how courageous mitt romney talked? he never served.one of his children or grandchildren have served in the service. host: you made that point, so we will go to chris in new york, independent line. caller: good morning. the best way to do it, you kill the economy, the whole country collapses. they went through it before during the cold war. they kept building weapons, big, bad, and they cannot feed their army. just destroy the economy, and the country falls apart. that is my message to congress. host: when it comes to the message, you talked about the economy. what do you mean specifically about that? caller: just what he is doing, cut down the credit cards. whatever it is to survive, cut it all off. just like on the front lines, the military folks, they're dead in the water. just cut off the economy, the country gives up. that simple. if you cannot eat, there is no food, where do you go? host: ok. that was chris in new york. victor off of our facebook page, the message he sent, three words, no-fly zone. this one says, do not bring refu

and i i said to my thought because we were both from massachusetts and we both knew, you know, mitt romney as governor. we thought he was an okay, you know, and i said i dad i don't think that's gonna i think president obama's gonna get reelected and my father very quietly said, they're both good men. we're gonna be fine. and i thought if my father after a lifetime of some pretty backward racial prejudices could look at president obama and say they're both good men. we're going to be fine any of us can do that. this is your fourth book. well, i've wrote a few this is my seventh book, but not sure people want to spend a lot of time over the holidays reading about nuclear strategy, which was the book i wrote for this. yeah. well, you've had some academics but academic books but for for general public, would that be a fair statement? yeah that were meant for a general readership. absolutely. one more reveal you and i are the same age and we kind of were lamenting the loss of a pleasant or time all this? yes, are we remembering it correctly. are we just well, you know one of the things i tackl

tucker carlson, popular television host in the history of this country to be jailed for treason mitt romney calling. as a senator and former presidential candidate, also kline tucker, calling and actions of questioning. the warrant narrative on his show treason is calling the actions of a former member of congress. totally gab retrieve merely questioning the push to war. and you mention the lead up to the iraq war. we're dealing with many of the same people now in the administration who are responsible for that. we're, we're selling that conflict. i mean, look at victoria new and her husband, robert kagan is one of the new con father. is that that, that pushed the lead in iraq war? so things in washington don't change. i will say that at least there is the main one voice on the main. and i know just by mentioning it on r t, there will be some russian media is covering what tucker carlson says, well a, i think there's a reason that his show is so popular. yeah. and that it's the only one that is questioning these, these narrative because that's actually what the people in the united states w

unless there republicans like liz cheney and mitt romney, democrats don't think you should exist at aller their mantra. conservatives are a threat to democracy. they are all searching nests. they want to burn up the planet, gun nuts -- it's so stale, so insipid, not landing with the public. they are not worried about january 6th. they are worried about $6 a gallon gas. they are not stressed about climate change. they are stressed about crime. it's unraveling at home and biden thought the boost in population -- by sending them to poland! they are desperate for traction. they are going back to the character assassination that took part 31 years ago -- a tax on clarence thomas. this time, they are using his personal activism against him. this is ludicrous and pathetic. more on that later in the show. trying to cancel him today. still doing the same to any republican candidate -- trying to fill that void. you see what they have tried too initiate florida governor ron desantis. lie about his love decision, his covid record, try to criticize him when he was with his wife at the chemotherapy a