i watch newsmax. i watch one guy on newsmax. like i said, as far as news, i am independent leaning republican. i think fox has been compromised. what i'm really upset about is what they are doing to newsmax. they are taking it off. they are trying to take away conservative news. host: kevin in michigan. let's hear from kelly in north carolina. caller: how are you doing? i would like to say i don't watch any cable news at all. i don't watch any of the major networks like abc, cbs, any of that. it's all controlled. i found out watching c-span when you have the house and senate, i try to find things like that that are live, we can hear the people speaking. i find the documents. i read what it actually says. you are going to get a spin no matter where you go. i like to use the people who are out live streaming, who are actually out, even if they are just there with their phone. you are watching what is happening. then you compare it, it's a totally different thing. they are not telling you the thing. these people who are risking the

and yet now we're faced with newsmax. a conservative news organization followed and watched again by millions of americans. and it has been removed from directv. newsmax is the fourth most watched news channel but they've been removed for hyper political reasons. so what can be done? i've been asked time and time again, what do we do to rein in the censorship and oppression of conservatives? because free and open speech is worth fighting for. the first amendment in our constitution defends our freedom of speech. and and that is something we'll continue to pursue, to preserve, and never let the left take away from us entirely. so here's where we will start. at&t, as long as you continue to sensor conservatives and attack the press, i will make it my personal mission to strip the wasteful, ridiculous federal subsidies you receive. at&t, directv, and to all the woke corporations, this isn't a threat, it's absolutely a promise. if you continue to stifle free speech in this great country and muzzle the press corps, congress wi

newsmax comes back, sources close to newsmax, chris ruddy had no comment. pay for vice tv. which has a smaller audience. liz: for sure. >> than i should say, which i believe has a smaller audience. i think newsmax is saying they have a smaller audience. i have to check if they do but i believe they do, than newsmax. vice tv is obviously a left-leaning media outfit. this is getting political and personal. we'll see what happens tonight at 11:59. not that i will rush home to turn on the tv to watch newsmax at 11:59. liz: i'm up watching hockey. >> i will be asleep. having dinner tonight with scaramucci. i will be asleep. liz: can i be a fly on the wall? >> we'll be on at the polo club. liz: i have -- you have a rezi. >> producer wants to go with are you going tomorrow? liz: i am. >> check tomorrow. this could be a big story. liz: charlie, thank you very much. microsoft set to report quarterly numbers. analysts are expecting a 7.5% drop in earnings per share after a tough 2020 which microsoft saw its stock tumble roughly 1% from this time last year. -- 18%. th

and the lady before said last night that directv canceled newsmax so you can watch it. for me, you watch mainstream media news and then you watch newsmax and you see where mainstream media barely touches or doesn't talk about it at all and you actually see it on a station like newsmax and it's just frustrating to me that i feel like a lot of lives -- lies are being perpetrated on the public. host: what's a recent example of that happening where you don't feel the mainstream media is covering something and you feel like an organization like newsmax is all over a story? caller: for example, probably the biggest one was the riots we had a couple of years ago in washington state, seattle, oregon and all that. the mainstream media doesn't really touch on everything. they don't tell you everything that's going on. i've seen a lot of stuff -- i watch news and i watch everything. just like the lady also said, oam got canceled and you were talking about conservative news organizations. for me, i just watch as much news as i can because i like to see was going on in the world and

i watch newsmax on my cell phone. they are right on target used to watch these before, 70s, 80s and 90s. i've never be a democrat, it's marxist now, a communist party. people, don't fall for it. america is changing. >> that's paul there, we got less than 20 minutes if you want to give your level of trust in news media. independent (202)748-8002. an organization known as freedom form, one of the things they do on their website is offer a snapshot, front pages across the united states and the news stories they are talking about to give you a sampling of some of the things from the times of trenton out of new jersey local story taking a look at a crisis, the idea a prices are skyrocketing, how long will it last? a story they have if you go in california, lawmakers follow a variety of things, the fentanyl crisis specifically there in california and the free press was a story on overdoses. at least from their reporting due to the pandemic, the press out of tennessee, if you go to colorado, they are above the headline looks

i watch newsmax. i watch one guy on newsmax. like i said, as far as news, i am independent leaning republican. i think fox has been compromised. what i'm really upset about is what they are doing to newsmax. they are taking it off. they are trying to take away conservative news. host: kevin in michigan. let's hear from kelly in north carolina. caller: how are you doing? i would like to say i don't watch any cable news at all. i don't watch any of the major networks like abc, cbs, any of that. it's all controlled. i found out watching c-span when you have the house and senate, i try to find things like that that are live, we can hear the people speaking. i find the documents. i read what it actually says. you are going to get a spin no matter where you go. i like to use the people who are out live streaming, who are actually out, even if they are just there with their phone. you are watching what is happening. then you compare it, it's a totally different thing. they are not telling you the thing. these people who are risking the

and the lady before said last night that directv canceled newsmax so you can watch it. me, you watch mainstream media news and then you watch newsmax and you see where mainstream media barely touches or doesn't talk about it at all and you actually see it on a station like newsmax and it's just frustrating to me that i feel like a lot of lives -- lies are being perpetrated on the public. host: what's a recent example of that happening where you don't feel the mainstream media is covering something and you feel like an organization like newsmax is all over a story? caller: for example, probably the biggest one was the riots we had a couple of years ago in washington state, seattle, oregon and all that. the mainstream media doesn't really touch on everything. they don't tell you everything that's going on. i've seen a lot of stuff -- i watch news and i watch everything. just like the lady also said, oam got canceled and you were talking about conservative news organizations. for me, i just watch as much news as i can because i like to see was going on in the world and kee

. >>> still to come, tom brady gets testy, and directv givesar newsmax ths e boot.y ♪ca ♪ oh man.eal. howard: when tom brady, whose season with the tampa bay bucs, was on jim gray's show, my colleague did his job. >> do you have any type of a timetable as to what you might want to do regarding your football career? >> jim, if i knew what i was going to [bleep] do, i'd have already [bleep] do it, okay? i'm taking it a day at a time. >> i sense you're antagonized by the question. howard: look, i get that brady, who retired and soon unretired, hasn't made up his mind, but he had no right to go off on jim gray who asked the question in his usual gentlemanly manner, and if he hadn't have asked the question, he would have been ducking his responsibility. >>> directv has booted musemax, the conservative tv channel, if its satellite serious. the ceo calls this a blatant act of political discrimination and censorship. directv says this was a business dispute in which newsmax wanted to be paid higher fees even though its content is available for free elsewhere, and that would have forced th

tucker carlson, fox news, newsmax, oan seem to be the drivers behind what's motivating house republicanmbers now, and they decide based on their ratings, their programming who goes on their show, and these members seem to want to go on their shows saying, we stuck with the republican establishment. >> we have a clip i want to bring up of mccarthy. what hangs over all of this -- we just talked a lot about the math that got here. and then there's the fact that this is someone who has really tried to curry all the favor he could with these maga hardliners, with trump, and even at times minimizing the horrific insurrection that at one point he publicly claimed to be against. take a look at it all. >> i completely condemn the violence in the capitol. i've spoken to the president. i asked him to talk to the nation to tell them to stop this. this is not who we are. the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. >> that's pretty important, chai. consider that, and here we are just two years later, right, we're here in the new january, but it was a year ago

spicer and co on newsmax sean . please welcome to newsmax sean.lcome to the program help the uninitiated what is it that kevin mccarthy has done wrong . well look i has done wrong. well look i think there's a lot of folks that this is very personal for him. they feel like he got involved in their races, their primary is they wronged him in some way in the past, whether it was a vote or slighting in some other way. but this is not policy. it's not about ideology . it's very personal to many these members. and you're seeing it and over again. last night, nigel mccarthy's team put together several concessions , together several concessions, these 20, including giving them seats on key committees, which was anathema to so many other members of the house republican conference , saying, i can't conference, saying, i can't believe that these individuals get to jump the line. if you will, and yet not one changed their vote in that seventh vote that we saw right off the bat today. as you noted , headed into today. as you noted, headed into the eighth vote.

and then i want to say one more thing that i saw on newsmax with greg kelly. he was showing how ron desantis was studying donald trump and copying his mannerisms. he started to talk like him. he started to do all his mannerism. so i just thought that was kind of interesting share. no, thank you, senator. it certainly is. look, that is the greatest form of flattery. so and it's true that that ron desantis and can i be honest, even me starting to show you know, i he he is a i do think that ron desantis is looking up a lot, too. donald trump has done he's seen the success of donald trump. but we've just got to remember, it's not necessarily like to say, well, i'd like to get trump policies, but without trump, again, like i was saying earlier, you know, it's it's easy in our minds to think about, well, wouldn't it be really great? but there's reality. and the reality is that a lot of trump's support is tied to his personality. it's tie to him. so this this it's sloppy, intellectual thinking to think that you can simply get trump's policies, put another person ther

spicer and co on newsmax sean . please welcome to newsmax sean.lcome to the program help the uninitiated what is it that kevin mccarthy has done wrong . well look i has done wrong. well look i think there's a lot of folks that this is very personal for him. they feel like he got involved in their races, their primary is they wronged him in some way in the past, whether it was a vote or slighting in some other way. but this is not policy. it's not about ideology . it's very personal to many these members. and you're seeing it and over again. last night, nigel mccarthy's team put together several concessions , together several concessions, these 20, including giving them seats on key committees, which was anathema to so many other members of the house republican conference , saying, i can't conference, saying, i can't believe that these individuals get to jump the line. if you will, and yet not one changed their vote in that seventh vote that we saw right off the bat today. as you noted , headed into today. as you noted, headed into the eighth vote.

he is also a regular guest on newsmax shows such as american agenda. greg kelly reports. and spicer and company. in 2021. -- morris also launched a one hour radio program on w abc in new york city aired from noon to 1 p.m. on sunday. -- now writes a weekly column for the new york post that is carried nationwide and contributes columns and blogs to both the print and online versions of the hill. a nonpartisan daily newspaper based in washington, dc. this man does an awful lot since 2006 teen -- morris has been a behind the scenes adviser to donald trump. -- played a key role in trump's surprise 2016 win. he did. he did. donald newkirk is one of the top political strategist in the world. in return, the book that -- just wrote and why we're here tonight. -- -- latest bestseller is a fantastic political analysis of what very well may be taking place in the not too distant future. can you guess what that might be? and now i'd like to introduce one of the most special people in the united states today, the greatest commentator and adviser to the most important people in the wor

i was listening to newsmax and they were talking about ronald reagan, the things that made him so special was that he was so funny and warm and he made people laugh and i thought donald trump does the same thing and i want to say one more thing that i saw on newsmax with greg kelly, he was showing how ron desantis was copying his mannerisms. he started to do all his mannerisms. i just found that interesting to share it certainly is. it's the greatest form of flattery. and it's true that ron desantis and even me. so you know, he is, i do think he is looking up a lot to donald trump, has done. he's seen success with donald trump that we've got to remember that it's not necessarily, people like to say i'd like to get trump policies but without trump. like i was saying earlier, it's easy in our minds to think about wouldn't it be great but there's reality and the reality is that a lot of trump support is tied to the his personality. it's tied to him. so it's sloppy intellectual thinking to think that you can simply get trump's policies, put another person there and automatically it's all just

representing mostly roving bands of coyotes can inflict financial armageddon because it plays well on newsmaxarah. -oh! -i don't think we live in an especially stable time in our democracy. and this -- this business about the debt ceiling is just a symptom of how crazy things are in congress, for sure. -there's a simple solution to getting congress to raise the debt ceiling. wealthy people do their own january 6th. i'll bring the exclusive charmin quadruple-ply 900 thread-count toilet paper. -now, david, you wrote extensively about the january 6th riots and the role of donald trump. let's listen to what congressional sisyphus rolling matt gaetz's forehead up a hill kevin mccarthy said after his resounding, humiliating victory. -i do want to especially thank president trump. i don't think anybody should doubt his influence. he was with me from the beginning. he was all-in. he would call me, and he would call others. -oh, come on, speaker mccarthy. donald trump only has the suicide-cult support of a mere plurality of republicans in 2024. -david, we in the media know that donald trump could neve

not just from the right-wing, they have newsmax, right side broadcasting, one american news.but also from the left wing. you have the young turks, majority report, secular talk. two people, that work in corporate media, if you them as a threat? do you feed them as more immediate, the better. >> i don't view anybody as a threat. and in corporate media has a certain implication. i don't consider myself working for a big corporation in the sense that it is directing anything i say or any stories that i cover. and i think that is kind of misleading, people think that comcast is coming in and saying, katie, we want you to cover this and not cover that. that's not the case. but i think the independent news outlets do a wonderful job and, like, propublica doesn't credible journalism. the more the merrier, in that respect. >> anybody who can interest the public and current events, i think, is doing got work. so, whether you're coming from the left or the, right as an entry point and for any member of the public to become interested in who is being elected and what they're trying to d

they have newsmax, one right wing, right side broadcasting, one america news, but also from the left wing. so you have like the young turks majority or bored secular talk. do you people that work in corporate media view them a threat? do you view them as welcoming? hey, the more media, the better. do you view anybody as a threat? i think corporate media has a certain, certain, uh, implication. i i don't consider myself working for a big corporation in the sense that it's directing anything i say or any, any story that i cover. and i think that's kind of a it's misleading. people think that like comcast is coming in and saying, katie, we want you to cover this and not cover that. that's not the case. but i think that independent news outlets do a wonderful job and i like propublica. does incredible journalism, and the more the merrier in that respect. and anybody who can interest the public in current events, i think, is doing god's work. so whether you're coming from the left or the right, if that's an entry point in for any member of the public to become interested in who's being el

if there were eight facebooks, we could go to fox news and newsmax or we could go to cnn and msnbc c and we could get a variety of opinions. and those companies determine what they promote and consumer is determine what they choose when no choice because there's only one facebook and they dominate the social media space we a problem and so my answer to tell facebook this you have to promote or you can't promote this my my solution is there should be five facebooks there should be seven googles, there should be enough choice for consumers that we don't allow a company to control the flow of information the speech that is heard in this country. i want to bring up one of the arguments that that the companies we're talking about make against your bill here. oh, for one thing, they don't they are monopolies. you know, facebook for example would point and say, well, look at tik this is a competitor to us that's grown and now has a huge user user base. well why are they monopolies in your view and what do you think of their argument that there is in this industry? that's nonsense. when you

that by jumping on the bandwagon of the big lie was to keep their viewers from fleeing to oann and newsmaxt the way it looks to your reporting? >> so joy, that's at the heart of dominion's case. that fox news needed to keep its viewers, needed to rebuttress its viewership, and in essence, told their audience lies to make that happen. because fox news initially, and we can't overlook this, because as you say, the decision desk was a really important part of what happened in 2020 in declaring trump's defeat. told the truth. they said that trump lost. and that was unpalatable to the fox audience. and once the fox audience started to flee, dominion's case is effectively that fox hosts maria bartiromo, jeanine pirr lou dobbs lied to their audience and did so by saying the election was stolen from donald trump. and the case that dominion is presenting to a judge right now, which is one of the most extraordinary cases that we have seen of defamation law in a really long time, i mean, think about this. the chairman of the board, rupert murdoch, his son, the ceo, lachlan. all these hosts, sean hann

this is actually michael flynn on newsmax, december 17th, 2020, calling for martial law in response to donald trump losing the election. take a listen. >> he could honor the -- within the swing states if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and place them in those states and basically rerun an election in each of those states. it's not unprecedented. these people out there talking about martial law, like it's something that we have never done. we have done -- martial law has been instituted 64 times. >> let me ask you about that, because there seems to me to be a greater danger when the person that is spreading the lies and is sort of leading the charge is somebody that the united states has actually trained in military intelligence, trained to defend the country, and this is somebody who has said that covid was created by the world health organization, the u.n., and bill gates to steal the 2020 election. he pleaded the fifth multiple times when he was asked if he believes in a peaceful transfer of power. he talked about saying that donald trump should do things like use t

newsmax, these guys are working around the clock to get americans mad.n this case, about short people. >> "the new york times," the academic leftists, the eco warriors, they want you to mate with shorter people to save the planet. by shrinking the needs of subsequent generations. i'm not kidding. the left wants you to hook up with little people to fight climate change. leave your wife, leave your husband, and find a tiny person. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well. this is good news for you, guillermo, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: yes, yes! >> jimmy: the left wants you to have a baby with a dwarf, and that's not all they're up to. >> he's really, really anti-milk, pro-soy, anti-beef-eating liberals want you to mate with psychopaths. literally little madmen. some of the most violent, disturbing, annoying people in history were quite short. hillary clinton, 5'6", you know her deal. >> jimmy: you can't argue with science, it's right there on the chart. [ laughter ] some graphic. hillary, mussolini, herve villechaize, kevin hart, all up to no go

even newsmax said, "no, thanks!"his is what happens when you tell everyone you've got a major announcement, and it turns out you're selling virtual pokÉmon cards. [ laughter ] but while we did not get wall to wall coverage of trump in a tux, we did get a glimpse, courtesy rudy giuliani, who posted this completely inaudible video to twitter. [ no audio ] >> jimmy: wow, look at that bash. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he swallowed his airpods again. [ applause ] one of the more interesting stories over the break, was that of the newly elected congressman, george santos, from long island, new york. have you heard about this guy? he lied about almost everything. he said he went to horace mann prep school. didn't. he said he has degrees from nyu and baruch college. doesn't. he said he worked for citibank and goldman sachs. he didn't. he said he's jewish, and his grandparents fled the holocaust. he isn't and they didn't. he said he ran a charity called friends of pets united. it doesn't exist. he said his mother died in 9/11. she

the split-screen moment is to compare that to the way he talks on fox news and newsmax, when he saidistration can be compromised by the chinese influence. he's taken a different stripe on the news networks than when he is speaking in washington. if you look at the polling data, independents are not as enthused with many of the investigations, especially into the hunter biden situation, as hard-core republicans. republicans, now they're in power and in the majority, they want to keep the majority and don't want to go too far as they launch the investigations. tomorrow, they have their first hearing about the pandemic response. >> in those interviews with conservative outlets, the congressman suggested donald trump didn't do anything worth investigating. as you say, president biden very much did so. let's go to the democrats' side. you have reporting about dan goldman, freshman of new york, who wants to be the top cop. he is a former prosecutor. tell us about that. what else is he saying? >> lots of democrats are spoiling for a fight. fun thing about being in the minority, you get to b

they wanted to stick to republican leadership in order to help them raise money online again on newsmax and on steve bannon's podcast and get attention for themselves. we saw a leader in kevin mccarthy who was willing to give away to all these extremists even more power going forward so that they can tear down the house, so they can stop the house from acting on the debt ceiling, so they can stop the house from acting when they need to fund the government. i think it is that kind of context that makes this particularly troubling, know the fact that there are so many votes. i wanted to think about that really quickly. this doesn't happen anymore, but on the two year anniversary of january 6th. here is the deal. a lot of the people making these deals were part of that. they were responsible for that. the president vote put kevin mccarthy over helped organize the rally on january 6th. you know, you didn't show it at the mccarthy press conference, but earlier, he banked president trump. he was responsible for the insurrection for calling the six holdouts and helping push them over the line.

it's about power, it's about saying i can out newsmax you.ut saying, you better watch out, kevin. i'm going to have you on the shortest leash possible. i think what matt gaetz said was kevin mccarthy is either going to have to resign or be a shackled speaker who is completely controlled, who can't move his arms, can't move his legs, can't move anything because the nuts, he called them the whacko birds, the whacko birds are going to be in charge. kevin might get the portrait in the hallway, but the wacko birds are the real speaker. this time it's matt gaetz and lauren boebert. maybe next time it's marjorie taylor greene, maybe it's paul gosar. it's only going to take four to shut down the entire house, and the names are going to be different, whoever wants to get on tucker that night decides they're going to be the one this time. >> and tara, you're already giving an amen here, but the thing is, it seems that kevin mccarthy is okay with that because all he wants is the portrait in the gallery. it seems he doesn't seem to care that he will be a

the new chairman of that committee has spent today going on rents on fox news and newsmax about how the bidens are secretly getting money from china, and how he and his committee are going to uncover it all. and now he has the help of congressman italy gate and the rest of the maga dream team to help him do just that. so there is that. the first business was voting on a bill to defund the irs, as well as legislation that could object certain abortion doctors to prosecution. now we are also learning that one of the concessions that speaker mccarthy gave to hard-liners was to allow a vote on a bill to repeal the entire tax code. the whole thing. and replace it with a 30% sales tax. so that the wealthy can skip out on the troublesome income tax, and the poor are hit with a regressive fear tax. this is the stuff that is not the top of the republican agenda. top priorities for the gop led 118th congress. the thing that makes these proposals even more wild is that literally not one of them has a chance of actually becoming law. republicans can be as loud and crazy as the one in the house of r

we have watched as we see on fox news, as we see on newsmax and all of these outlets, the denigration in this country. and just to your earlier question, katie, let us understand, anti-blackness does not just happen at the hands of white police officers. it is ingrained in the system of policing. it is where it was birthed out of, this slave patrol. so let us understand our history, which you have people like ron desantis trying to erase for reasons like this. because the more we understand our history, the more we asked question as to why. why things don't change. >> i've got less than a minute, i did want to end with you. charles blow also slimming the, quote, spectacle of a televised countdown to the release of this video. do you think it was a good idea for this video to come out? >> you know, people need to see that these things are happening. i didn't watch the entire thing, i refused to watch the entire thing. there's only so much of this stuff, katie, as a black person, as a black man, that you can ingrained in your mentality. only so much in your thinking every day about frie

he has appeared on fox news, newsmax and various radio programs. he's in a podcast and local tv shows. he writes frequently and race, politics and current events. he is passionate about solutions rather than political partisan bickering. it's my pleasure to introduce charles love. >> thank you let me just. as i know some say this needs to be louder. i apologize in advance. who speak a little bit fast. is that better? >> quick talk, about how to be slower. i want to be able to allow you to ask questions and speak at the end. what i want to do is talk about the book i wrote to the target audience is and let you ask some questions and talk about this in the end. before i talk about the book, i want to talk about how i ended up here. i like many of you as if i give the guy just going about my life i wrote my first book, 70 mentioned i ran three books. but first it started off as a collection of notes. because after obama had won. my friends are talking a lot about politics. we hadn't done it before it's the truth about vaccine republican party. it was

discuss in the book as well foxes now being sued along with one american news network as well as newsmax and really giuliani and sydney powell lawyers who represented donald trump who all of them are alleged to have made false claims about voting machines being manipulated in one case by some by the dead google chavez, i did i the theories are so outlandished in this election. you know, i just don't even understand all of them defamation is a way when there is a lie, and it is alive it injures someone's reputation. you can get damages now the supreme court said back in 1964 in a case called new york times versus sullivan that because of the constitutional risks of chilling speech the standard for a defamation claim against a public official government official and then later extended to all public figures is very high. you have to prove that the statement was made with actual malice meaning the statement was knowingly false or made with reckless disregard to whether it was true or false. and i think that is a very hard standard to meet. i think it might be met at least against some of th

yeah, he has appeared on fox news newsmax and various radio programs podcasts and local tv shows. he writes frequently on race politics current events and cultural. issues and it's passionate about solutions rather than political partisan bickering. it is my pleasure to introduce charles love. hey, stephanie. thank you. let me adjust this because i know some say it needs to be louder and i apologize in advance because i speak a little fast. is that better? yeah, i'm a quick talker. i'll try to be slower, but i want to be able to allow you to ask questions and speak at the end. so what i want to do here today is talk about the book why i wrote it what it's about who the target audience is and let you ask some questions and talk about that in the end. but before i talk about the book, i want to talk about how i ended up here. so i like many of you were just a regular guy going about my life seeing what was happening, but not really so concerned with it. and i wrote my first book as stephanie mentioned. i wrote three books, but the first one was just more like starting off as a colle

i watch newsmax. the news says it's open. drugs are piling in. he said your kids are our kids. do you let your kids do drugs? i guess you do. that's why your son blacked out. you've got documents all over your house. host: all right. we appreciate that call from new jersey. let's go to paul in kentucky. go ahead. caller: i believe he is the worst president. you look at what happened. with energy independent, he goes to our enemies to try to get oil. the war in ukraine. that happened under biden. they are just pouring over the border. drugs are coming in. a hundred thousand are drying because of drugs. i know people that died because of fentanyl. he put a gun to their heads. he is corrupt. he killed so many lives. it's impossible to name all of them. listen to what he said before he became president. he is a liar. all those documents, his crackhead son was in that house with hookers. the man is the worst. he is corrupt. he is probably treasonous. how does a man who never worked come up with three or four mansions? corruption. host: that is paul in kentucky. let's go to louisiana

all they have to do is watch fox or newsmax and it is all on tape how many people are coming through.are all fine reporters. they are reporting what is going on. the drugs come the fentanyl, the cocaine, the meth and heroin are pouring into our country. it doesn't make any sense. host: as you are talking i want to share what you are seeing on your screen. it is a new york times article featuring president biden when he went to the border recently. the headline in this story, democratic lawmakers urged biden to alter the asylum policy. more than 70 democrats in the house and senate urged president biden on thursday to reconsider his policies that limit access to asylum as a way to manage illegal immigration at the southern border. from the letter, we encourage your administration to stand by your commitment to restore and protect the rights of asylum-seekers and refugees. the lawmakers wrote in a letter echoing statements mr. biden made during his 2020 campaign. restrictions put in place by the trump administration, including a pandemic public health measure known as title 42 have dras

is how you get the cliques, this is how you get they tension, this is how you get on fox news and newsmaxes completely irrelevant. that's what you're seeing. this is why matt gaetz is having so much fun. he doesn't care about the institution. he doesn't care about passing any legislation this is how he gets his moment in the sun. again, that's very much the culture that donald trump has introduced and exploited in the republican party. >> i don't know what matt gaetz is up to. on the side of your screen, he did seem to make an effort for the third day that i notice to talk to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez again. this is a tragedy for american policy. the only people enjoying this are probably newscasters attached to kremlin state media. >> russia. >> you might know the answer to that. but i think that it is clear when we talk about fox's influence over the right, it is clear that it is on steroids. i mean, tucker carlson has been waging a campaign against kevin mccarthy or years on the airwaves, not secretly. and these folks voting against kevin mccarthy, they're out of things to

it might not be where you want to be spending your afternoons on newsmax but there is this theme, this access and there's always going to be that draw. i think that this is, you know, something to keep in mind as we look ahead to a trump 2024 campaign, that he has announced, right, is that there will, in fact, be people that sign up for this again. it's not going to be the a team, you know, and i think that both on the legal side and the political side he's continuing to, you know, find new rubes both to believe the bs he's selling but also to come down to mar-a-lago and work for him. >> it is -- it is sad. i guess he offers to show them his classified trinkets. the judge seems to allude to sanctions for her as well the lawyer. >> it looks like he was evenly divided between the two of them. >> whether trump pays his share. >> donald trump with a history of not paying lawyers, i can't imagine is very happy about the fact that he has to find a million dollars in crash to give. he can appeal this and we were reading through it very quickly last night but i believe there was something in t

i watch newsmax. the news says it's open. drugs are piling in. he said your kids are our kids. do you let your kids do drugs? i guess you do. that's why your son blacked out. you've got documents all over your house. host: all right. we appreciate that call from new jersey. let's go to paul in kentucky. go ahead. caller: i believe he is the worst president. you look at what happened. with energy independent, he goes to our enemies to try to get oil. the war in ukraine. that happened under biden. they are just pouring over the border. drugs are coming in. a hundred thousand are drying because of drugs. i know people that died because of fentanyl. he put a gun to their heads. he is corrupt. he killed so many lives. it's impossible to name all of them. listen to what he said before he became president. he is a liar. all those documents, his crackhead son was in that house with hookers. the man is the worst. he is corrupt. he is probably treasonous. how does a man who never worked come up with three or four mansions? corruption. host: that is paul in kentucky. let's go to louisiana