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host: john gizzi is chief political columnist for newsmax and also covers the white house for newsmaxad his reporting a newsmax.com. thank you for being with us. guest: always a pleasure. would love to come by anytime. host: later, we will have our spotlight on podcasts. a discussion about progressive politics with democratic strategist joe fuld and martin diego garcia. they are the cohosts of “how to win a campaign." there will be a chance for you to weigh in on items. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents and others, (202) 748-8002. we will be back in a moment. ♪ ♪ >> book tv, every sunday on c-span two features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a former texas senator and mathematically economist take a critical look at economic disparity in the u.s. with their book, the myth of american inequality. at 10:00 p.m., a bloomberg reporter sharehis book, like, comment and subscribe and looks at the creation and growth of youtube and how it has changed our society. he is interviewed by a politico reporter. watch

host: are rip -- shower guest is john gizzi with newsmax. one of your pieces, the headline is dead heat again in the wisconsin senate race. this is between the incumbent ron johnson and lieutenant governor mandela barnes. what is making this rate a dead heat? guest: what is making it is the state of wisconsin. the badger state is known for going backwards and forwards with each of the major parties. it truly is a purple state and we have seen it in the races for governor. one i consider the next barack obama, and orator, fast rising star in the state commit i thought he would be the big winner in the debates, but ron johnson held his own. in particular he put democrat barnes on the defensive on the green new deal and spending issues. that is why he has a slight edge in the postdebate polls. host: were you surprised that this campaign is as tight as it is? guest: not really because i have covered wisconsin for many years. i was there when the recall was launched against governor walker and he managed to pull it out rather decisively back in 2

the only one he has now left is newsmax and fox.st wife died in june 2014 -- host: bring me to january 6 and yesterday's hearing. caller: that is where i am coming. what they did, what happened, my prayer. my prayer. i don't want him to die. i don't want him to get sick. host: we will move onto a call from savannah, georgia, democrat. caller: my problem is, this insurrection, people are looking the other way. if it was people of color, they would have been mowed down on the capitol lawn, all killed. if they don't stop this thing, this insurrection, the next thing they will do is be marching on the supreme court. it is not wrong to demonstrate and to protest, but when you start going to the capitol in places like that, we do not have a law-abiding system no more if this going to take place. so this could be stopped. host: the question again, why way to the very end here to subpoenaed the president? especially if the clock is ticking on this committee, if this committee is unlikely to continue in the 118th congress of republicans take

logan, believe it or not, was banned from newsmax after that statement.piracies banned logan for going too far. but the fact is, republicans go back to this playbook time and time again because it works. around the time the gop started pushing these racist appeals, this summer, a yougov poll found that 54% of self-identified strong republicans now think a civil war is likely in the next decade. so, how can we turn the tide back and remove these racist appeals from the electorate? steve phillips, who has studied the gop's history of embracing white supremacy is out with a new book, how we win the civil war: and he will help us to try to answer that question after the break. do not go anywhere. do not go anywhere shop area rugs up to 80% off. tv stands & storage up to 40%. and kitchen must-haves up to 50% off. plus, get bonus savings with a wayfair credit card and free shipping on everything! shop way day this october 26th and 27th. only at wayfair. ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your ca

logan, believe it or not, was banned from newsmax after that statement.banned logan for going too far. but the fact is republicans go back to this playbook time and time again because it works. around the time the gop started pushing these racist appeals, this summer, a yougov poll found that 54% of self-identified strong republicans now think a civil war is likely in the next decade. so, how can we turn the tide back and remove these racist appeals from the electorate? steve phillips, who has studied the gop's history of embracing white supremacy is out with a new book, how we win the civil war, and he will help us to try to answer that question after the break. do not go anywhere. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck, that's when you know, it's half-washed. downy has 7 benefits that condition and smooth fibers so clothes look newer, longer. feel the difference with downy. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check.

the only one he has now left is newsmax and fox. first wife died in june 2014 -- host: bring me to january 6 and yesterday's hearing. caller: that is where i am coming. what they did, what happened, my prayer. my prayer. i don't want him to die. i don't want him to get sick. host: we will move onto a call from savannah, georgia, democrat. caller: my problem is, this insurrection, people are looking the other way. if it was people of color, they would have been mowed down on the capitol lawn, all killed. if they don't stop this thing, this insurrection, the next thing they will do is be marching on the supreme court. it is not wrong to demonstrate and to protest, but when you start going to the capitol in places like that, we do not have a law-abiding system no more if this going to take place. so this could be stopped. host: the question again, why way to the very end here to subpoenaed the president? especially if the clock is ticking on this committee, if this committee is unlikely to continue in the 118th congress of republicans

newsmax passed that along to the secret service. it seems like pretty rapidly on january 6th., between the time where secret service received that information from newsmax, and the time that they actually passed it on to capitol police, the people on the ground who were really commanding much of the response to the january 6th insurrection. and so now this group, this watchdog group and others are asking questions about why the secret service did not act earlier, and they got this information through a foia request. this was not information given up front by the secret service or anything we had learned so far from the january 6th hearings. this is new information and crew, citizens for ethics in washington, is saying that this combined with the response to nancy pelosi's threat, as well as threats against vice president mike pence, really combine to paint a fuller picture of why the secret service did not act more swiftly that day. of course, again, we don't know exactly what was happening within that hour and we don't know the contents of that message if that might have play

here is an article from newsmax.giuliani to newsmax, trump subpoena should not matter without settled law." it says the former new york city mayor and one-time legal counsel to former president donald trump sets the house committee investigating that january 6 unrest at the capital has no business ordering a subpoena for trump given how the federal courts have yet to rule on how executive privilege applies to contempt of congress proceedings. let's hear next from robert in lynchburg, virginia who says yes. hi. caller: yes ma'am. i think he should testify. if you doubt testify for a subpoena, why would any civilian that is charged with any kind of crime onerous subpoena. also, marjorie greene is talking about nancy pelosi should have got the national guard to protect the capital. donald trump is the commanding chief. he could call the national guard anytime he wanted to. i did 20 years or more in the military and he is the commanding chief to protect the constitution. so the old people that are calling talking about n

here is an article from newsmax.uliani to newsmax, trump subpoena should not matter without settled law." it says the former new york city mayor and one-time legal counsel to former president donald trump sets the house committee investigating that january 6 unrest at the capital has no business ordering a subpoena for trump given how the federal courts have yet to rule on how executive privilege applies to contempt of congress proceedings. let's hear next from robert in lynchburg, virginia who says yes. hi. caller: yes ma'am. i think he should testify. if you doubt testify for a subpoena, why would any civilian that is charged with any kind of crime onerous subpoena. also, marjorie greene is talking about nancy pelosi should have got the national guard to protect the capital. donald trump is the commanding chief. he could call the national guard anytime he wanted to. i did 20 years or more in the military and he is the commanding chief to protect the constitution. so the old people that are calling talking about nan

i am with newsmax. was there any talk with the chief of operations. -- top gun. the navy and the army consider -- the navy strategy. the admiral was we have tom cruise. should the army consider something like that? >> out be very interested. tom cruise, come down. what clingy. there are others. i'm sure my daughter has more on point suggestions about celebrities we can engage. we absolutely would be open to seeing movies about the army or tv shows. we talk to folks in hollywood about the possibility of tv shows. this is them approaching us. not separate from our immediate challenges. i think that exposure could be very positive. and we do have a good story. people do not talk about with recruiting challenges is our retention numbers are good. what does that tell you? when a lot of people come into the army, they like it. they want to stay. they see the benefits it can bring. there is a good story to tell. need to work on finding the right people. >> can from new york. we followed where point training on cyber purity might call cyber the silent service. talked abo

. >> -- newsmax. i was in the talk with the chief of operations and he said that they made their -- top gun which the navy and army consider the navy's strategy. in the admiral said we have tom cruise to think -- with the army consider something like that? >> i would be very interesting first of all tom cruise come on down george clooney there are others i'm sure my daughter has more on point suggestions about celebrities we could engage. but we absolutely would be open to seeing movies about the army or tv shows. he talked to some in hollywood about the possibility of tv shows this is them approaching us not separate from our immediate recruiting challenges but i think that exposure could be positive. and we do have a good story to tell. one of the thing that people do not necessarily talk about with recruiting challenges is our retention numbers are very good. what does that tell you? that tells you when people come into the army they like it and they want to stay. they see the benefits it can bring

i cannot believe -- i finally realized that turnoff newsmax, turnoff fox, turn on c-span. that is real news. what scares me -- between the physician at the 1950's housewife, i just hope her husband was not sitting there telling her what to say or rooting her on. make america great again? it never was great? what is wrong with the 1960's? what is wrong with the era of the protests, of women's rights. i am a christian. men and women are one. there is no gender. there should be no difference there. i hope to see a woman president. my dad was a reporter and he told me something that i will never forget. he said read everything, watch everything, but do not believe everything you read and watch. get to know the editorials, get to know the real news, and then you can make an informed decision yourself to educate yourself. a lot of people do not even know how the government is run. they do not know what a legislature does. the lady scared me. host: we got your point. kelly, any final thoughts as we wrap up? guest: thank you to trish. one thing i tell my students is part of what w

you can see geoff talking more about the nixon conspiracy on newsmax wednesday morning. he will be on the ted hewitt show on tuesday 8:05 am eastern time. let's hear from the man himself. ladies and gentlemen, will you please welcome geoff shepard. [applause] >> thank you, my friend. i appreciate it. hello, and welcome. jim, thank you for those kind remarks. it is good to be back amongst friends. friends from high school. i went to long beach wilson. i graduated in 1962. friends from college. i went to quit your college. like nixon, except i graduated in 1966. and friends from the nixon white house where i served for five years. i don't know that any of my friends from harvard law school or here, but if you noticed on the book, the cover -- my criminal law professor, alan dershowitz, said some very nice things about me. in addition to the above, as jeff mentioned, i was defense counsel in president nixon's watergate defense team. i was there throughout the scandal and it's unfolding. i transcribed the white house tapes. i ran the document rooms holding the seized files o

you can see jeff talking more about the nixon conspiracy on newsmax this wednesday morning, and he will appear on the hugh hewitt show on tuesday, november 30th at 8:05. am eastern time now, let's hear from the man himself. ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome jeff shepherd? thank you, my friend appreciate. hello and welcome. jim thank you for those kind remarks. it's could be back amongst friends friends from high school. i went to long beach wilson graduated in 1962 friends from college. i went to whittier college like president nixon except i graduated in 1966. and friends from the nixon white house where i serve for five years. i don't know that any of my friends from harvard law school are here. but if you note on the book on the cover my criminal law professor alan dershowitz said some very nice things about me. so in addition to the above as jim mentioned i was deputy council on president nixon's watergate defense team. and i was there throughout the scandal and it's unfolding. i transcribed the white house tapes. i ran the document rooms holding the seized files of the

newsmax, one american news that had audiences on youtube youtube would say at the time we are not putting any of their videos on our recommendation system. viewers are finding this on their own, going out and searching for it . oddly, lomaybe oddly but a lot of those videos went viral on facebook or gab, on right-wing social networks, not on youtube roitself but their approach is tweaking the rules and then doing what they say as much as theycan . around like down ranking on any challenge channel that would put them in i think difficulty around election misinformation but it is an incredibly knotty problem for them that i think they tried to solve and maybe can't. >> it seems challenging but another area is how they work in other countries. so in russia, and in india or other environments where there is rules upon certain speech and what you're allowed to say and interestingly after the beginning of the war in ukraine it remains one of the few platforms allowed the in russia. so as russia has picked out a lot of the other platforms r for not following their rules so could you talk about t

tonight, the first lady sat down with conservative media outlet newsmax, to discuss the administration's. this of course has been a very personal issue for the biden family. losing both to brain cancer in 2015. dr. biden showcase the white house little been paying for rest cancer winners month, saying this, quote, in honor of the loved ones we lost, those who are still fighting, and those who are survived breast cancer. there's also a major development overseas on the possibility of a cancer vaccine. the founders of biontech, the devout partner with advisers on the covid vaccine, have said they learned what they -- potentially great person lives cancer vaccines. and get this, it could possibly be available sometime before 2030. the way it works, mrna teaches the immune system to recognize and target cancer cells for destruction. so they do really feel a cure for cancer is insight, here's what they told the bbc. >> yes, we feel that the cure for cancer, or two changing cancer patients lives, is in our grasp. every step, every patient we treat in our cancer trials, helps us to find out mor

watch oaa, watch newsmax.he united states who's been retweeting us left and right. >> following that arizona call, competitors to fox used it against them. and they did cut in to fox news' ratings. >> for somebody like rupert murdoch, who really, really loves winning, this is just his nightmare scenario. >> when he sees their ratings tumble, rupert starts becoming more hands- on. >> tens of millions of americans suspect this election was stolen from them. and of course, you can believe it, because we've already found illegal voting. so much for those claims that voter fraud never happens. of course it happens. they knew it happened when they told us it would never happen because they're liars. so we know that. >> a news operation told the truth, biden's the next president. but the opinion division doubled and tripled down on conspiracy, on confusion about the result. >> and fox starts stripping out hours of news programming and turning it over into opinion shows. >> nearly 80% of trump voters believe this elec

by the way, newsmax host greg kelly tweeted: wondering if nancy pelosi staged her own mini january 6th me? her husband underwent surgery for a fractured skull. kelly later deleted that tweet. >>> ahead, elon musk has taken over twitter. some in the media savaging him once again. but when we come back, we'll tell you which pundits pretended that john fetterman's shaky debate performance never even happened. ♪ ♪ ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ ♪ ow, ow ♪ ♪ with a big, fresh carrot ♪ ♪ and a whole lot of cheese ♪ ♪ and the mirror from your van is halfway down the street ♪ ♪ well, you can say that -- ♪ wait, what? i said, "someone just clipped the side view mirror right off the delivery van." when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? why, you were fixin' to peel me. [ laughter ] the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ hi, i'm karen. i los

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and then, i said, oh yeah, fox news, oan, newsmax. it's really, really strange. i don't get it.fact based community. unfortunately, when you have people that believe the election was stolen, based on no evidence, you know, you are entitled to your own facts. you are entitled your own opening, you are not entitled to your own facts. and that's the thing that i think is the former president had damage will last four years, and years, and years because he is convinced his supporters to believe that we don't have free and fair elections, despite no evidence whatsoever. and that's gonna last for a long time to come. >> so, you're clearly very political. that's how you and i found ourselves in twitter without tweets. yesterday, you marked herschel walker of georgia and you said -- still be addressing an empty podium. have you always been politically engaged, politically passionate? >> well, i have been, but not publicly. in other words, i've always voted, as i said. no one's -- until michael dukakis asked me to go out on the campaign trail. it wasn't the last month or so, so we were i

although with us, a business consultant and anchor at the conservative channel newsmax. >> these arehe rules. each candidate has 60 seconds to respond to questions and given the opportunity to respond if they are addressed by their opponent. we will have a cross-examination where each candidate will be able to ask their opponent a question. >> wheat encourage you to join online. opening statements were determined by random drawing. sen. schumer: nice to meet you. i want to thank errol, susan. i look forward to it. in the last two years under my leadership, the senate has had the most productive session in decades. for example, people would decry new york sent more money than washington. i'm fighting for everyday new yorkers. for the first time in a very long time, they have to negotiate with medicare. we passed take -- air conditioning prices, they go to $800. we took on the nra for the first time in 30 years past successful gun safety legislation. my dad was an exterminator, my mom was a housewife. i know the middle class. if you elect me, i promise to reduce -- produce the same res

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from the watchdog group citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington or crew, reveals that newsmax on a message to the secret service a message that threatened the life of then senate minority leader chuck schumer. the exact contents of the voice mail aren't known, but crew calls it a shooting threat and claims that the secret service waited more than an hour after receiving the voice mail before alerting capitol police. a spokesman said senator schumer was already moved to a secure location by the time that threat came in. crew previously reported that the secret service held on to the threat to nancy pelosi until after the insurrection started despite receiving it days earlier. speaker pelosi has expressed reservations about whether she and vice president mike pence could trust that agency while the capitol was under siege. meanwhile, a source tells nbc news that one of former president donald trump's top advisers hope hicks was interviewed by the january 6th committee yesterday. the committee did not provide comments, nor did hicks, who previously refused to testify about works

a you saw this in the during the election where there were a couple pro-trump networks newsmax one america news that had fairly big audiences on youtube and youtube. i would say at the time, listen, we are not putting any of their videos in our recommendation system like viewers are finding this on their own, going out and searching for it. you oddly like a lot of the maybe not oddly, but a lot of those videos went went viral on facebook or gab on a right wing social network, not on youtube itself. their approach is they're fine through tweaking the rules and then doing as much as doing what they they they as much as they can. around the download ranking any channels that would put them. and i think a difficulty around election misinformation but it is an incredibly knotty problem for them that i don't think they've solved and maybe can't right now i think it seems pretty very challenging. but another area is how they work in other countries. so in russia and in india or other environments where there there is rules on, certain speech and what you're allowed to say. interestingly, after th

and i said, oh yeah fox news, oan, newsmax. it is really, really strange. i do not get it. but we live in the fact based community. unfortunately, when you have people that believe the election was stolen, based on no evidence, you know you are entitled to your own facts. near entitled to your own opinion you, are not entitled to your own facts and that is the thing that i think the former president, the damage will blast for years and years because he is convinced his supporters to believe that we don't have free and fair election. despite no evidence whatsoever. and that's gonna last for a long time to come. , and it is really scary because. >> -- >> sorry, go on. >> yes? >> finish your point, sorry. >> i was just saying that we have an obligation as democrats, independents and fact bags republicans. i mean he united the most divisive president in our lifetime. on the enough, has united me with so many republicans that still are in the fact base reality, you know. i could list them all but it would take too long. so there is more of us then there are of them but what we h

i cannot believe -- i finally realized that turnoff newsmax, turnoff fox, turn on c-span.l news. what scares me -- between the physician at the 1950's housewife, i just hope her husband was not sitting there telling her what to say or rooting her on. make america great again? it never was great? what is wrong with the 1960's? what is wrong with the era of the protests, of women's rights. i am a christian. men and women are one. there is no gender. there should be no difference there. i hope to see a woman president. my dad was a reporter and he told me something that i will never forget. he said read everything, watch everything, but do not believe everything you read and watch. get to know the editorials, get to know the real news, and then you can make an informed decision yourself to educate yourself. a lot of people do not even know how the government is run. they do not know what a legislature does. the lady scared me. host: we got your point. kelly, any final thoughts as we wrap up? guest: thank you to trish. one thing i tell my students is part of what we are trying

i underestimated the length and breath of the brainwashing that fox news and newsmax and one america america. i didn't know that trump's and the gop's behavior was acceptable to so many people. relating to your first topic this morning, much like and they fear the washington journal, they do not want to listen to opposing views. they are in denial from brainwashing. they are brainwashed from under education. they forgot to ask basic questions like how, where, who, why, when? the tenants of journalism. maybe they need to take stock of that murdoch series that is on cnn. some people, some of your viewers may be able to connect the dots. thank you for your time. i will stay on the line, if you have a comment or question. host: we will move on to rick in kroger lake, new york. caller: [laughter] that's ok. i might be lost this morning yoo! -- this morning too! about what your previous guest said about how much it cost him to educate his child, what i -- why are senior citizens and people with no children paying school taxes? if you do not have kids, you cannot win and voice your opinion

as a republican, i watch newsmax and fox and those kind of stations and i hear so many of our republicanans saying every state is a border state. that really bothers me. that's kind of like saying every family is a goldstar family. we are all affected by those who are killed in war but we aren't directly affected. we can only feel it. immigration has to be number one in texas and arizona, but in other states they aren't feeling it and they aren't border states. otherwise it would be number one on their list. we are spending so much money in the state trying to control our border. when i go to church -- i'm catholic -- they have three masses in spanish and one in english. for our first communion class, we had 89 students that are hispanic and one is anglo. it didn't used to be like this. they are just surrounding us and the state is paying so much for our school, medicine, border control, and others should recommend -- recognize that. daca, i'm all for letting the kids who were born here who have done well stay but those who are in jail and dropped out, why reward them with citizenship? w

as a republican, i watch newsmax and fox and those kind of stations and i hear so many of our republicans saying every state is a border state. that really bothers me. that's kind of like saying every family is a goldstar family. we are all affected by those who are killed in war but we aren't directly affected. we can only feel it. immigration has to be number one in texas and arizona, but in other states they aren't feeling it and they aren't border states. otherwise it would be number one on their list. we are spending so much money in the state trying to control our border. when i go to church -- i'm catholic -- they have three masses in spanish and one in english. for our first communion class, we had 89 students that are hispanic and one is anglo. it didn't used to be like this. they are just surrounding us and the state is paying so much for our school, medicine, border control, and others should recommend -- recognize that. daca, i'm all for letting the kids who were born here who have done well stay but those who are in jail and dropped out, why reward them with citizenship? we

i underestimated the length and breath of the brainwashing that fox news and newsmax and one americaone to america. i didn't know that trump's and the gop's behavior was acceptable to so many people. relating to your first topic this morning, much like and they fear the washington journal, they do not want to listen to opposing views. they are in denial from brainwashing. they are brainwashed from under education. they forgot to ask basic questions like how, where, who, why, when? the tenants of journalism. maybe they need to take stock of that murdoch series that is on cnn. some people, some of your viewers may be able to connect the dots. thank you for your time. i will stay on the line, if you have a comment or question. host: we will move on to rick in kroger lake, new york. caller: [laughter] that's ok. i might be lost this morning yoo! -- this morning too! about what your previous guest said about how much it cost him to educate his child, what i -- why are senior citizens and people with no children paying school taxes? if you do not have kids, you cannot win and voice your op

media sites, you know, telegram, gab, truth social, and there's also a media network, breitbart, newsmaxment of crisis, he articulated it in a very specific far right way. he was radicalized and i think that's what we need to think about, not whether or not he's mentally ill. there are mentally ill people in this country today that do not go out and try to shoot politicians or their spouss. >> yes, at the same time, there are people, though, that are vulnerable to being preyed upon like a cult. is that fair? >> yeah, i think that's definitely fair. but i would also say that a lot of people are subject to radicalization. a lot of it has to be who do you target, and who are you trying to recruit, and, you know, you can see this for young men. you can see it for men going through domestic strife. what i have been able to figure out about his background, he had a bad break up with his partner who is now in prison, i believe, in california, and he sort of went down a spiral. there are a lot of people that are subject to radicalization, but at the end of the day, we need to focus on the radica

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