former house speaker newt gingrich with us.o ahead, florida governor ron desantis shows republicans how to fight back against big tech and, yes, how to fight back against big national left-wing media who choose to defend big tech, silicon valley and social media. >> hunter biden's story was true, okay? we now know it was true. and the typical corporate media outlets, they just chose to ignore it. obviously, they wanted to beat trump. they had a view on the election. they tonight want to give it any air -- they didn't want to give it any air. so we rely on social media to go around that, not let corporate legacy media outlets control the discourse and let us speak. so you had "the new york post" to run it, and you couldn't get any traction, you couldn't get any reach on it because big tech put their thumb on the scale. so that was true. what they said at the time, oh, it was -- it's a conspiracy or it's based on half information. are you kidding me? you're trying to tell me if there was hacked information that could damage me, y

imagine that. >> newt gingrich comes in. are living through is a fundamental civil struggle. a civil war fought in public speeches rather than with armies. >> the gingrich philosophy the only way for republicans to win back power was to be nasty. really nasty. >> for the democrats to basically say not only are we going to rape you but you have to pay for the hotel room is a bit much. >> to treat democrats not as opponents, but as the enemy. >> newt gingrich saw politics like war. >> at first the republican old guard shunned him. they thought his tactics were toxic. >> gingrich was kind of a nobody. he wasn't a great legislator. but what he had was a knack for stirring controversy and getting attention. >> american patriots. >> long before trump used twitter and fox to get around media filters, gingrich had c-span. >> i'm going to speak this evening on the looney left. the machine which controls the u.s. house of representatives. >> late at night gingrich and his allies would head to the house floor to let america know that r

speaker. >> it was exactly what newt gingrich wanted. and damaged the democrats' reputation. >> tell investigated him and it made him a serious player in the eyes of republicans. >> i was a college teacher. >> gingrich had the greatest impact by teaching our republicans how to use his partisan tactics. he took over go-pac a fledging republican grass roots in 1986 and turned it into a powerhouse. >> he got car salesmen, he got football coaches. he spent a lot of time educating them through satellite television, audio cassettes, and he built up his own army. >> they were taught how to campaign and how to use extreme rhetoric to attack their opponents. it was called newt speak. >> they have to use words like sick and traitorous and corrupt in order to really get their message across. >> these are sick people. >> sound familiar? >> they're sick. >> by the 19 #90s newt gingrich catapulted from the fringe of the gop to a position of power in the party. the culture wars ramped up. >> antiabortion. pro school prayer. opposed to pornography and g

newt gingrich, thank you so much. as i said at congresswoman alexandria because it is is very riveting online testimony about what she felt that they have the capital riot has now been challenged. raymond arroyo will join us and he has all the specifics, "seen and unseen," next. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose a cultural stories of the day. for that return to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. i've been looking forward to this for months. the golden globe nominations were announced on "the today show." this is as much fanfare is one of those at home zoom cooking segments. >> laura, aside from "the crown" or maybe "hamilton," nobody is looking forward to it. this is what happens when you shut things down, no more shared movie touchstones. there was one step that we have to rectify before the emmys and the oscars are announced and it's this instagram so that may have gotten more viewers than all those netflix nominees for best lead actor in a political drama, alexandria ocasio-cor

newt gingrich, thanks very much. good to have you weigh-in. >> thank you. >> martha: we bring in mercedes schlapp, active in conservative circles for many years. mercedes, nice to have you with us this afternoon. your thoughts on rush limbaugh and his passing today. >> well, first, we here at american conservative union want to send our condolences to the limbaugh family, to katherine. it's so heart breaking to learn the news of his passing, but knowing rush, he would want us to stand strong and stand bold and continue the fight. you know, he was not only the god father of conservative talk radio, but he was also the heart of the conservative grass roots activists. he gave us our direction. what we needed to do to be able to effectively communicate conservative principles, talk about the importance of defending the constitution and the declaration of independence and our freedoms. so knowing that, there is this void now in the conservative movement. it's really heart breaking. i have to tell you, i have the great hon

newt gingrich so glad you came by. give my best to your wonderful wife. i never want to leave her out. >> i will. thanks. >> harris: furious backlash when an nba team owner confirms he told his team not to play the national anthem before tip-off at home games. what one state leader is suggesting that owner can do? plus this. >> the future ain't looking so bright. it is hard to make plans when you have an administration that's trying to crush your future. show me the proof this was canceled for environmental reasons not political. that's what hurts us the most. >> harris: displaced oil workers and their families. some of them you may recognize from this program speaking out after president biden canceled the keystone pipeline with the stroke of his pen. now growing calls for the president to go back on that decision. the power panel next. research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for

one thing that mark said that i agree with and i was saying on my radio show, and i mentioned with newt, is that i know that rush would want all of us, nobody can ever replace him. but all of us that care about these issues, that learned so much from him, to up our game and he would want us to fight for everything that he believed in and his bucket list was to stay on the air to keep fighting until the very last day. which is a lesson, also, i think for a lot of us. >> you know, sean, you mentioned kayleigh mcenany saying that she was a rush baby. i consider myself the same. i mean, for a lot of us, i'm in my mid 40. the first time, sean, we ever heard the true essence of conservatism was when we accidentally flipped on the radio and heard talent on loan from god. you heard that. you said who is this guy? that's the first time. the first time i heard about how awful -- sean: half my brain tied behind my back. >> i didn't even know it -- a place before rush limbaugh. i don't think leo linden knew it was a place before rush limbaugh. he was a legend. the first time i heard the essence of

newt gingrich, thank you so much.i said, congressman alexandra cayo cortez's a very riveting online testimony about what she felt that day of the capital ra capitolriot is now joining us. she has all the specifics seen and unseen next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of our policy or keep part of it with no future payments, who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirement as we had planned. if you have one hundred thousand

guest: i brought up newt gingrich the other day. if nancy pelosi of the house democrats votes to remove her from her committee's today, it will be the first time in two centuries that that has happened where the majority party has removed someone from the other party from their committees. usually, when someone is removed from the committees, it is done within their own party. i would remind nancy pelosi that there are several members of her party that she needs to handle before she starts on our side. let's look at this, nancy pelosi, president biden, 15 days ago, president biden stood before this capital same we need unity. biden said we needed unity. what the democrats have done since then is pushing to impeach a president not even an office. they changed the house rules in such a manner that they have taken away the rights of the minority. and now they are trying to remove republican members of committees because they disagree with them. but they will not look in their own backyard, where they have members who have promoted viol

here to explain more, fox news contributor, former speaker of the house newt gingrich.lly might have a slight disagreement with you. we have to protect -- that is our house, that is the people's house. we have to protect our institutions, elected official, this is not political. both sides of the aisle have to be protected and be safe.. we now know there was intelligence before what happened on january 6th. nobody -- nobody prepared properly. the guard was called in at six separate times, the president offer the guard, as well. if this is a temporary fix, i don't really have a problem with it. >> sean, what are you trying to temporarily fix? there is no known threat to the u.s. capital. there is no indication anywhere that there is some organized mob preparing to storm washington. this is all a function of nancy pelosi's paranoia, and the fact that the left wants americans to think that their government has to protect them from some unknown, strange group. the fact is, you know, when i was speaker of the house, we modernize the capitol police. we brought in the chief of

of what do you make of what the who is saying done with investigation newt we shouldn't ask any other you have is a complete sellout of the world health organization as subsidiary of china totally controlled by chinese. failed disasterously in january and february failing now we really need an honest national conversation about how well the chinese are doing, are taking over international organizations, how bad the united states has been trying to compete with them, in multinational organizations, real long term problem for us, this is just one more example, and we have no way of knowing how many people died unnecessarily because chinese communists refused to share information lied about disease locked up doctors who tried to tell the truth, i mean i did a podcast with dr. fauci in february when based on information available this then he thought this wasn't going to be a big deal people listen to he said o this will be fine why did he say that? the world health organization siding with chinese were lying to the rest of us. maria: right, and the chinese communist party would not allow

i think this was like when the newt gingrich revolution was occurring in '93 and '94.ed to him why budgets never come down in washington, okay? when everyone says you're cutting spending, actually what you're doing is you're reducing the increase in spending. neil: that's right. >> i wish i were smart enough to remember what exactly i said but it went something like this. that if you decided you're going to go alone to buy a car, say you will buy a mercedes, for $100,000 but you wind up just buying i don't know, an oldsmobile for 40 or 50,000, in washington that is scored as 50,000-dollar budget cut even though you are spending 50,000. you know, you know all about this. i know all about this i'm not breaking any new theoretical ground here but rush, like a light bulb went off. really for the next 25 years or longer he would keep saying that on the air and he would give me credit for it. i just loved it. and he had me on his show a couple of times to talk about it but, it was the one thing that stuck. he always gave me vastly more credit than i deserve for just sort of

. >> reporter: he gave voice to republicans like newt gingrich and gave a start for causes.rrespondent for npr. >> what you saw him do was pave the way for fox news. what you saw him do was pave the way for somebody more conservative and more conspiracy minded, somebody like glen beck. >> rush is god. >> nicknamed ditto heads. because limbaugh said what h felts. awttracted 15.5 million listeners a week. he was the most listened to. >> they loved his fire and rhetorical fight. >> his critics have labeled him racist, and homophobic and pushing a us verse them mentality. >> we have a major immigration party that needs a permanent class of voters that wants the parade of illegal people, that are uneducated, they want them here. if any race of people should not have guilty about slavery is caucas caucasian. >> in 2012, he said this about a woman fighting for expanded access to birth control. >> it's means ys she is a slut right, she is a prostitute. she wants to be paid for sex is. >> president trump him the -- >> he is the greatest fighter that you will media, rush limba limbaug

in moments you'll hear from b5 lawyer david schoen on how they will mount a defense, and speaker newt gingrich on how john ratcliffe n. on the great china virus cover-up. plus biden flunk school again. and mark cuban steps on a raked over the national anthem. raymond arroyo reveals it all on seen and unseen. first, house and future managers so much pursuing really strong legal arguments today as l they were just pumping up the emotion. let's remember: the democrats' one article of impeachment claims that donald trump's speech on january 6th incited the crowd to storm the capital. but despite hours of dramatic and disturbing video, they never revealed trump'sn intent. they didn't touch on the intent. further, they chose not to focus on the president's words on that day, but rather before that. >> how could he know it would be the greatest rigged election six months before the election happened? you saw president trump prime four months for his supporters to believe that if the election was lost, he only could have been so because it was rigged. >> in the weeks prior to and during the e

it is a short and direct line from the tactics of newt gingrich to the january 6th capitol riot. if you are looking for an alternative path for a conservative leader, one who knows how to appeal to populist and national settlement, look at boris johnson. johnson who initially and badly bungled covid-19 is now tackling the pandemic with much greater seriousness, and he is gradually emerged as the most consequential conservative politician since margaret thatcher. he has been reshaping his party to make it more compatible with modern day britain. his cabinet is remarkably diverse with two of the three most powerful positions filled by asian britains. >> it sounds like a new deal. and all i can say is that is so and that is how it is meant to sound and how it is meant to be because that is what the times demand. a government that is powerful and determined and that puts its arms around people at a time of crisis. >> he adds to these innovations more traditional thatcher-like ideas like efficient government, free trade and a moral foreign policy. >> we will build, build, build. build

i would argue the next wave was newt beginning rich and contract with america, newt this week on my show that they would have taken control of the house without rush in 1994. and the third would be donald trump. and that was a surprise for people. and i think you remember i came under tremendous fire because i stuck my neck out it's what i do i tell people what i really think, and i was telling my conservative audience that he will governor a conservative and he governed as a conservative but many terms of outsider status, you know, it bothers me people don't remember this. the term about reagan he's only an actor, and dunce all of these horrific things a lot of that kale from establishment republicans at the time. and like as establishment doesn't like donald trump or never like donald trump here today -- the american people seem to respond to -- to people that break that mold, that are disruptive that don't play by the swamp rules and that are forces of nature in their own individual way. advancing the principles that will work if they are implemented and that is always my argument wit

for republican house speaker newt gingrich thinks the party will coalesce around the trump gop eventuallys greatest allies joe biden, every time biden does something destructive it further reminds the trump voters why it is unacceptable to allow the washington politicians to dictate to the rest of us. >> tonight the north carolina gop has voted to censure senator richard burr over his impeachment vote to convict so let's bring in michael watley, good to have you. >> great to be on with you. >> reporter: what you have to encompass. a lot of people look and see a very divided gop. a number of senators who say they voted their conscience, voted the way they thought the constitution let them are being censured at home. >> we do not have a divided gop in north carolina at all. over the course of the last 3 days i've talked with hundreds of party leaders and activists who express their disappointment with the house for moving forward with this impeachment even though it is unconstitutional, certainly expressed displeasure with the senate for moving forward with the trial and we are very glad th

host of kennedy on fox business, and joining us former speaker of the house and host of the podcast, newt gingrich is here with us. great to see everybody! take us into your world and react to what is going on. public health, it seems like this bill is about anything other than covid relief. >> all you have to do is say, if you are the democrats and you want to use the american people's money to build the biggest possible political machine, the machine we see in new york, illinois, california, it's perfect. if you've had a really terrible policies and you really destroyed your small businesses and he really maximize your employment, you get more money as a reward. the states should have done the right thing, small businesses prosper, they will be taxed to transfer the money back, people like governor cuomo. he's earned really serious problems or the governor of california. what you have them a to say to yourself, almost everything, $100 million for an underground railroad in silicon valley, i somehow think apple, google, facebook, twitter, they want to build underground railroad, they hav

newt gingrich didn't like bill clinton.ng and at the end of the day they made a deal. that is what america should be about. let's argue during the day. right, left, liberal, conservatives. but you know, president biden should bring all americans together now. put his foot down and i think i saw a little bit of president biden putting his foot down last night. as far as what the extreme left was asking from him. >> rachel: one of the great things you brought us a tape from one of his earliest callers. we'll play that. take a listen. >> rush limbaugh in new york. back to the phones we go. vinnie from new york. hello. glad you are with us. >> rush, thank you. >> by the way, thank you. first caller that has learned my name. you pronounced it correctly. thank you. >> one of them california beach names or what? >> no. [laughter] california beach names. i'm to -- if i were in california on the beach i would be a whale. i'm from missouri. rush is my grandfather's aunt's maiden name. an old family name. >> rachel: that is amazing th

house leader newt gingrich doubled down on radicalism and extremism. he promised revolution and described political opponents as the embodiment of evil who win only because they lie and cheat. it has been described as the politics of disappointment and betrayal. ted cruz follows the same tragedy today still. his 2016 platform included promises to repeal obamacare, abolish the irs and balance the budget, plans he knew would never get enacted. but they were just the right red meat for the base. the republican party endlessly crowed about repealing and replacing obamacare, only to come to power without any viable plan and then quickly accommodated itself to the reality it had vowed to overturn. this entire decades long strategy has led millions of republicans to feel cheated and lied to by their leaders creating an atmosphere of paranoia and suspicious toward anyone who is not utterly extreme. it also feeds the notion that true conservatism fails because of treason, betrayal or collusion. it is a short and direct line from the tactics of newt gingrich to

joining us now, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. you know, we all kind of intersected in 1994, although w both met in 1990 and a holiday inn hotel room where you were giving a speech and i was a localhost in huntsville, alabama . and then i was a localhost in atlanta. you often talked about rush impacts, we have three ways of conservatism and that would be big income of the contract coming you, uas gave remote credit for being a big part of his success. >> i think there are a lot of things to be said about rush come up more than we have time for before the president comes on. let me just say that ronald reagan after he left the white house, sent a note to rush saying i'm happy to acknowledge that you are now the leading articulate her of conservatism, and i think it was true. by it became national in 1988, by 1993, he played an integral role with what we were trying t do, and developing the contract with america. i don't think we would have won control of the house that year without rush support. i will also say i don't think donald

first, joining us now fox news contributor and former speaker of the house newt gingrich.now, we all kind of intersected in 1994, although we both met in 1990 in a holiday inn hotel room where you were giving a speech and i was a local host in huntsville, alabama and then i was a local host in atlanta. and you often talked about are you sure's impact. we have three ways of conservatism and that would be reagan, the contract, you, and donald trump. you always gave him credit for being a big part of its success. >> yeah. look, i think there are a lot of things to be said about are you sure more than we have time for before the president comes on. and let me just say that ronald reagan, after he left the white house, sent a note to rush saying i'm happy to acknowledge that you are enough to the leading artic could you later of conservatism. i think it was true. by 19 -- he came national in 1988. by 193, he played an integral role with what we were trying to do. in developing the contract with america. i don't think we would have won control of the house that year without rush

he repeatedly attacked former republican speaker of the house newt gingrich. go after newt gingrich's wife, he would make fun of her hair, that was kind of his level of insults, insulting people's looks and their weight, attacking their families, particular venom for women in the public eye. he's a real nice guy. this became a little sticky, kind of for rick grenell when president donald trump surveyed the american landscape and decided that above all other americans, the best pick for ambassador to germany would be that guy, ric grenell. there was talk when the nomination was announced that grenell's past behavior online might disqualify him from getting confirmed in the senate because it was so mean and sexist and petty and gross. turned out to be no problem, though, really, ended up being smooth sailing. mr. grenell and his archive of mean tweets were confirmed in the senate with bipartisan support, with votes to spare, not a big deal, apparently. right now, the current president, president biden, is dealing with a confirmation speed bump for one of his nom

he liked to go after newt gingrich's wife. he would make fun of her hair.hat was kind of his level of insult, insulting people's looks and their weight, attacking their families, particular venom for women in the public eye. he's a real nice guy. this became a little sticky, kind of, for rick grenell, when president donald trump surveyed the american landscape and decided that, above all other americans, the best pick for ambassador to germany would be that guy, rick grenell, and there was talk when the nomination was announced that grenell's past behavior online might disqualify him from getting confirmed in the senate because it was so mean and sexist and petty and ad homonym and problem, though, it was smooth sailing. he was confirmed with bipartisan support with votes to spare. not a big deal, apparently. right now, the current president, president biden, is dealing with a confirmation speed bump for one of his nominees, though. her name is neera tanden. she is president biden's nominee to run the office of management and budget. and her nomination drew

niches says army ecologist feel free cordon ponds form a tank trails and bomb craters where frogs and newts can spawn. it's extraordinary the damage we see here from tank trucks you only see this in military training areas is especially important for nature conservation this is not static environmental protection habitats are constantly changing they're also valuable areas not in regular use by the military where nature can evolve organically it's not too early. in the areas used less often they deploy sheep several 1000 sheep graze all summer long of the military training ground so that's what makes sheep really useful is that they get into all the corners under the bush years into parts of the woods we can't reach a machine can't do that the sheep prince grazing on droppings at the turf into the state that nature needs. the sheep of spent numerous summers in the military zone and are well used to it so shepherd karl-heinz can kill. in the regular any generally whenever they're shooting even heavy fire you'd be amazed how fast they adapt if they do get frightened they huddle together. in g

a trend that began with reagan and started and continued through newt gingrich in the 1990's and theew contract for america and has continued up to this day with more and more mutant strains of the republican party leading to the trump variant of the republican party which is sort of like the south african coronavirus equivalent, to make a bad analogy. but it is a mutant strain that gets harder and harder to tame, because more and more disassociated from reality, not relying on the basic commonly accepted set of facts, and they are able to give themselves the added justification in this trial, it is unconstitutional. to stick with trump and at least try to give themselves a pretense of a clear conscience when they go to vote. yes, it is all but certain they will vote to acquit donald trump. >> douglas herbert. thanks so much as always for your insight. u.s. president joe biden has announced there will be new sanctions against the military regime in myanmar in the wake of a coup there last week. biden said his administration is working to identify the first round of measures this week

certainly not tom newt. — and understand them. certainly not tom newt. how— and understand them.costs. 0fgem defended the decision, saying it's in the interest of customers to start allowing energy companies to recover some of the costs of unpaid bills and avoid larger price hikes in the future. the price cap was introduced in 2019 and was designed to protect customers from being over—charged. but this is the first rise in the cap, so how will the decision affect customers? the price cap affects 11 million households who have never switched suppliers or whose discounted deals have expired — that's about half of all uk households. the typical gas and electricity customer on a standard or default tariff is likely to see their bill go up by £96 to £1,138 a year. the remainder are on so—called fixed deals, which will not be affected. but there are warnings this could plunge more people into energy debt. citizens advice said 2.1 million people are curently behind on their energy bills, with 600,000 of those households getting into debt since the start of the pandemic. the change will

namely that we should have served you cross a street in attempts to make sort of prove the world a newt you know great john way of june is we really need to just pay attention to the things we can affect like telling the truth slightly better be courteous enough friendships and so our people and to making sure again rolls their bellies are 2 different ways of seeing things you mentioned by the way the iraq war so the left tony blair from a left wing tradition he used that enormous lie about w.m.c. in order to justify the invasion of iraq with calamitous consequences that mr blair again deny that it was 9 burlesque it was a massive stomping on troops justify the war that is an example of what i mean no worries knew what is very frightening as we now have the ruts. using lives in order to win par i mean some of our viewers are going to bork airplanes in your book like in britain we have long prided ourselves that we do things differently do you mean pride your thought you said there's a tradition in britain of these things and you know you have to. 3 knowledge of the 800 year occupation o

that we can weakening dollar all that you didn't mention mastercard and i want to ask you about that newt that's now going to be again allowing card holders to transact in certain cryptocurrency is on its network its latest company to embrace these digital assets what do you make of this what are we now. feels like it's 2017 all over again right everything is going to the moon everybody's getting involved their master card as you mentioned is now a part of this they were already working by the way with that wire exhibit pay but mastercard now says they're going to allow digital currencies to be purchased directly it used to be that you had to be converted over to those currencies to feel currencies before they were processed payments they're saying you're not going to have to do that anymore it's really. not surprising look the bottom line is financial service industries were going to move this way at some point the question is and i think this is what's really important for those you know not the institutional investors but the retail investors who want to be involved in it is that these

joining us, fox news contributor, newt gingrich. speaker, what did you think of that? >> i think it's largely correct. i can't understand how liberals imagine you can send a signal to the entire planet and say how would you like free healthcare and not expect the wave will get much bigger. we talk about central america. wait until the chinese and africans understand it. you will have unlimited potential. gallup did a survey and found 36% of the planet wanted to come to the u.s. that's a couple billion people. i think these people live in a fantasy world. and my guess is by summer the biden immigration plan lab disaster, and be one of those scandals that happened under obama that grows and grows. he took a system that was going to work. donald trump achieved an amazing break through with mexico and guatemala and he destroyed it and replaced it with a welcome to america sign. you heard the guy say, he wants you to come here. jesse: the democrats always like to say facts matter and like to paint the rioters as a imun -- paint the right as a bunch of conspiracists. rio gra

former speaker of the house newt gingrich, also a fox news contributor.democrats accuse trump of doing what they spent the last four years doing. trump was nazi, trump was misogynist and racist. trump worked with the russians. denying democracy and always denying his legitimacy. >> of course. look, donald trump is a mortal threat to the entire world of the left. he is such a deep threat anything they do to stop him is by definition illegitimate. long before he was elected there were arguments about impeaching him. the day of his election there was an about impeaching him. day after there was a huge crowd of the left wingers in front of the capitol and madonna saying she dreamed of the white house being destroyed with the trump family in it. this has been going on for five years now and this is the same thing. the fact you showed swalwell a congressman with a multiyear relationship with a chinese communist spy and who is serving on the house intelligence committee, and he is part of this impeachment process? this whole thing is a tragic, pathetic joke, whi

but there is reason for hope the newt and his son catalin have been working for years to turn these dead and landscapes into living ecosystems again the note headed the region's forestry office for many years and his son catalin has a doctorate in forestry both are researching plants that can bring the nature here back to life. or. barren desolate landscape as far as the eye can see octavian is speechless at 1st then angry you remind some self that this is exactly why he began this journey a manmade desert in the middle of an area that is already threatened by drought and no author r.t. in the whole country seems to care. the adjacent land also look that desolate once but with the help of dino to and cut early in dino nature has reclaimed the land so it is possible to revitalize the area. on this great park we have been thorough and garber by. hundreds of both. on besides we have an example a very good example of how nature. could cover this learn we've green. my mission how my mission is how to make people to understand this big picture how to involve them in the ecological reconcile ac

opposition rally in paris where 100,000 gathered including rudy giuliani, governor bill richardson, newt service -- he faces 20 years in prison. the spotlight after launching a liquid fueled rocket this week to satellites that experts say is a testament on ballistic missiles and they continue to further their iranian enrichment. the bottom line is the biden administers in, many are afraid it is reaching out to rejoin the jcp oa no substantial damages but i can tell you as an aside, the event targeted in paris, the damage would have been huge. of the verdict handed down to an iranian diplomat guilty of launching terror offensives in europe. todd: three idaho national guard members killed in a helicopter crash, the pilots were on a routine trading mission when the chopper went down your boise. the cause is unknown. the national guard says snowy conditions and heavy fog hampered that flight but no distress signal was sent out digital comes a few weeks after three guard members were killed in helicopter crash in rochester, new york. jillian: 10,000 kim jong un protests were border agents wer

ponds foreman tank trails and bomb craters where frogs and newts can spawn. it's extraordinary the damage we see here from tank trucks you only see this in military training areas is especially important for nature conservation this is not static environmental protection. so constantly changing they're also valuable areas not in regular use by the military where nature can evolve organically it's not too early. in the areas used less often they deploy sheep several 1000 sheep graze all summer long of the military training ground so that's that's what makes sheep really useful is that they get into all the corners under the bushes into parts of the woods we can't reach a machine can't do that the prince grazing on droppings at the turf into the state that nature needs. the sheep of spent numerous summers in the military zone and are well used to it so shepherd karl-heinz kinkel. in there really really generally whenever they're shooting even heavy fire you'd be amazed how fast they adapt if they do get frightened they huddle together. in germany large swathes

there's no question newt gingrich would not have been a speaker, and republicans would have never retaken the house in '94, were it not for rush. he was crucial to that. one more point. the clip you showed, the last radio show in december, which really struck me, rush was a guy who was grateful. he had enormous gratitude and humility. to all his bravado and -- he could be a great showman -- deep down inside, he had great humility. he would say "thank you for coming on my show." don't have to thank me, he just put me in front of 40 million some people. he didn't see it that way. >> you had your radio show, was syndicated for a while. i mentioned you learn a few things from him. i want to ask you about that in a moment, but for our audience, i want to play clip. i believe this is february of last year when rush first announced to his audience and the rest of us about the country about the initial diagnosis. >> in january of this year, i received a diagnosis -- you all know, but there's something i want to say about it. stage 4 advanced lung cancer, terminal diagnosis. the objective of every

you look at reagan and how he advanced conservatism and next waive newt gingrich with contract with americase without rush in 1994. and the third would be donald trump. and that was a surprise for people. i think you remember, i came under tremendous fire because i stuck my neck out, that is what i do, i tell people what i really think, i was tell mig tey conservative audience, he will govern as a conservative, and he did. in terms of outsider status, you know it bothers me, people don't remember, term about reagan, only an actor all horrific things, a lot of came from establishment republicans. at the time. as establishment never liked donald trump here today. the american people seem to respond to people that break that mold, that are disruptive and don't play by the swamp rules. that are forces of nature in their own individual way. advancing the principles that will work in they are implemented. that is always my argument with any liberal. is that, conservatism works. socialism and my last book a wrote a chapter about socialism history of failure, i don't care what name it was give up,

heartfelt apology, not to be a done, that envoy john kerry was also roast on twitter today, this time by newt gingrich over his use of a private jet while advancing climate change policies. the former secretary of state called it the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle, gingrich responded suggesting his decision was yet another symbol of the political aristocracy and its contempt for mere citizens, one for them, a different will for us. rules of fairplay was the theme of sharp questioning on capitol hill of the biden administration's education secretary nominee. modell -- miguel cardona. >> is it fair? >> legal responsibility of schools to provide opportunities for students to participate in activities and this includes those who are transgender. >> interesting conversation with rand paul. the white house was pressured about whether mister biden have already broken a campaign promise by pushing for $1,400 stimulus checks when he said in january that $2,000 checks, quote, would go out the door immediately if john ossoff and rafael warnock won the elec

matt gates.ed joining us with more, how the left is trying to criminal all all trumpe supporters, newt gingrich. they did a snap impeachment and now h it was preplanned. there were people that plotted, planned, schemed the whole thing started it. i would like to see a montage of the democrats. what is good for trump should be good for them. >> you know, i agree with all of those as tactics. there's something more profound. i just did a podcast with this with 360 going back to john wilkes in the 1760s. the idea that politicians in d.c. think that they have the power to say to 75 million americans, we will decide whether or not you get to vote for this guy again. that is such a profound attack on the entire american system. the level of corruption and ego thatat suggests for everybody tt votes yes is astonishing. not talking about president trump, talk about citizen trump. he's a citizen. by what right do a bunch of washing upon politicians have to reach out to a citizen and limit their opportunities based on what? partisan hatred? this is one of the most profound attacks we've seen on t

former house speaker newt gingrich says john kerry is the latest example of out of touch elitism.'s french laundry, nancy pelosi's beauty shop. mayor deblasio's gym, another symbol of the political ar -- and it's contempt for citizen rule and a different rule for us. until we defeat them the arrogance will get worse. power panel slides in now. host of a show on youtube and david avella. david, go first. your thoughts. >> 13,000 american airlines employees today found out they will be furloughed while you have john kerry flying around on private planes. but harris, private planes and planes in general are to john kerry what college tuition is to lori loughlin. it just gets them in trouble. let's look at great headlines of john kerry. he takes a side trip into a snowstorm making them hover around boston for an hour so he could see his grandchild. john kerry's daughter travels on taxpayer dime to get government contracts. here is the one you won't see. hhs secretary tom price resigns over private planes. where is the outrage from the media that john kerry should resign for using priv