for answers lets bring in former house speaker, newt gingrich, who has a great series about this on his website. newt, let's talk about this. first, on the wall, i can tell you my radio listeners plastered me with calls today after we learned that nine spending bills that will be delivered to the president the end of this month, no funding for the wall. not a penny. zero. after that was one of the key campaign promises of president trump and he's expressed his desire to have that thing built. >> well, look, i think he ought to keep pushing for the wall. the contrast between democrats who want open borders which would flood the country with people is dramatic. i would not recommend that he close the government. i don't think we are in a position to explain it and ind don't think it gets us far. he ought to keep pushing for it. after the election, i'm confident they will have a continued resolution and then i think he can be tougher. between now and the election he's begun to draw a really big contrast from the speech in montana, began to draw the right contrast between, as he put it, dem

democrats unify against him and newt gingrich starts talking about ethical problems wright has. he ultimately resigned and as a result ingrid -- gingrich's profile increases and helps them become speaker. personal factors played a role? absolutely, without a doubt. it was said burton had the personality of a willow pad. it is the case there are democrats who could not stand him, and there are some i don't -- said i don't care about wright. he is not burton. but because it is a one vote margin, anything could have made a difference. if burton had not been mean to one member, or there are countless stories of someone about to vote for wright or burton, and wright's said, don't do that. you never know, but look at these tallies and test the factors we argue matter, you find ideology, you find other things matter. not just verse melody. second you find ideology matters. liberals move towards burton and conservatives towards mcfall and wright. matters, assignment seniority matters. and then urban democrats were getting help from public works. is another example of how these are more c

this is >> sean: i spoke to newt gingrich about the anonymous op ed piece. he didn't hold back about his feelings. >> if you pretended to be for trump, you get an appointment to the white house, the executive branch, you claim you are for what he's doing and then you write this extraordinary piece in "the new york times" saying, i want to systematically under mind him, that's as unpatriotic as you can be. it under minds the whole base of our constitution. this is a country where the people are supposed to have a say. and, as you remember, in 2016, the republican side of that equation, 16 people lost donald trump won. pretty clear cut. you get to the general election, billion dollar campaign for hillary clinton, total support from liberal media, she lost. this article will be seen as a really good example of how sick the system has become and how arrogant the elites have become that they can just repudiate the american people and try to impose their views. >> sean: extraordinarily well said. all right. that's, unfortunately, all the time we have left this wee

we need some help. >> sean: i spoke to newt gingrich about the anonymous op ed piece.is feelings. >> if you pretended to be for trump, you get an appointment to the white house, the executive branch, you claim you are for what he's doing and then you write this extraordinary piece in "the new york times" saying, i want to systematically under mind him, that's as unpatriotic as you can be. it under minds the whole base of our constitution. this is a country where the people are supposed to have a say. and, as you remember, in 2016, the republican side of that equation, 16 people lost donald trump won. pretty clear cut. you get to the general election, billion dollar campaign for hillary clinton, total support from liberal media, she lost. this article will be seen as a really good example of how sick the system has become and how arrogant the elites have become that they can just repudiate the american people and try to impose their views. >> sean: extraordinarily well said. all right. that's, unfortunately, all the time we have left this week. a busy news week next wee

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democrats unify against him and newt gingrich starts talking about ethical problems wright has. wright ultimately resigned and as a result gingrich's , profile increases and helps him become speaker. dude personal factors play a did personal factors play a role in this election? absolutely, without a doubt. it was said burton had the personality of a brillo pad. it is the case there are democrats who could not stand him, and there are some who said i don't care about wright. he is not burton. but because it is a one vote margin, anything could have made if burton had not been mean to one member, or there are countless stories of someone about to vote for wright or saidn and wright's team don't do that. you never know what could have affected the outcomes. but if you look at these tallies and test the factors we argue matter, you find ideology, you find other things matter. it is not just personality. second, you find ideology matters as we would expect. find state delegation matters. committee assignment matters. seniority matters. and then urban democrats were getting help from

plus newt gingrich joins us tonight with how the media is using 9/11 as a weapon against trump. plus his messaging advice to the g.o.p. this november. and a "the ingraham angle" follow-up: former new england patriot matt light is here to blow the whistle on how the nfl is making a mess out of dealing with the anthem protests protests. but first, time to build the wall. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." ♪ it is one of the president's cornerstone issues, and one that he continues to invoke at rally after rally. >> and we are building a wall on the southern border, which is absolutely necessary. and we will build the wall. that i can tell you. [chanting "build the wall"] >> do not worry, we are going to build the wall. okay? don't even think about it. >> laura: well, congress intends to put nine spending bills on the president's desk by the end of september and the end of the dash close of the fiscal year. but there is no funding for the wall. >> we start learn favor of the wall. we still want to get funding for the wall. but we think the best time to have that discussion is

newt, as in newt gingrich rich, who bristled with that same anger toward the national media.deliberately vicious he would call it. it was more than blowing off stream. what he also saws with the vast strategic potential. slowly as he rose from the back benches of the house to the top of the gop he made the term media synonymous not just with democrat and liberal but also with the idea of elitism. he got his party to embrace the style that placed them in opposition to the value of everyday americans. it wended 40 years of democratic rule on capitol hill in 1994. gingrich lasted only a few years as speaker. not everybody followed his playbook but he had give them a taste of what they could achieve. two decades later a celebrity took that playbook, ranched it up the whole way and with newt gingrich rich cheering him on at rallies and on television donald trump rode it all the way to the white house. that is "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. >>> we begin with breaking news this hour. another associate of paul manafort is pleading guilty today to a federal crime and

>> i have been privileged to write for some of the greater people, newt gingrich. john boehner. speaker, paulnt ryan. very specific speeches. i don't do day-to-day stuff. it's a thrill to be able to write for them on policy things. i thoroughly enjoy it. most of my work is corporate communications. >> what is it like being part of the community of presidential descendents? is there a lot of interaction? >> i hate to say it. years ago, we attended the new york mayors presidential that theys luncheons used to have. 20-25 years ago. in the last five years, people have become more interested. i that they used to have. approached the president of the white house historical association six months ago about wanting to do, create an event for the presidential descendents. i think that is something that is not being done. hopefully going forward, we will have more reunions. i'm in hopes that we have an annual dinner. we can have it in different locations around the country. i hope that we will. i think it is so important. you learn so much. you share experiences. you share stories about

i've been privileged to write for some of the greater people, newt gingrich, john boehner and also theurrent speaker, paul ryan. very specific speeches, i don't stuff, but it's been a thrill for me to write for them on policy things that i thoroughly enjoy it or it of my work is corporate communications. being partis it like of the community of presidential descendents, is there a lot of interaction among you? massee: no. i hate to say it, susan. we attended the new york mayor's presidential luncheons they used to have, probably 25 years ago. probably in the last i would say five years, people have become more interested. and i approached the president of the white house historical association about six months ago about wanting to create an event for the presidential descendents, because it is something that has not been done , but hopefully going forward we will actually have more reunions. i would hope we have an annual dinner that we could have in different locations around the willry, and i hope that we as i think it is so important, as you learn so much you share experiences, you

i want to know newt gingrich's latest book by brett bair's latest book. i could bring my kindle up for you. i read everything. i read an average of the book a day or about every other day. >> host: what you have on the kindle? >> guest: the book i'm reading today, i first learned about the bad nuclear crisis several years ago in learning about their capabilities. this is teaches you a lot about dan rather of the road as it is, james copper and of course i have to read a book about trumps america. i have a ton of other books. i wrote james patterson, one of my favorite authors. i finished bill clinton's book the day it came out. i finished the other book today that it came out. so i read everything. including a little light romance can escape the world. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, everyone. welcome to the strand bookstore. i am the owner of this

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newt gingrich, kim strassel, joe digenova, ari fleischer, scott bolden, michelle malkin, ben shapiro, and one of kavanaugh's closest friends going back to, high school. he mentioned her today at the hearing. so we will talk to her and the white house will respond. kellyanne conway also joins us. we are jam-packed. we begin tonight with what i just mentioned off the top. emotion versus fact. should they carry equal weight in the eyes of senators as we wait the the credibility of both kavanaugh and his accuser? first, here is the raw emotion that overwhelmed both of them. >> i'm here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. i'm here because i believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while brettto kavanaugh and i were in high school. >> it took the committee ten days to get to this hearing.oo in those ten long days, as was predictable, and i predicted, my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. >> but the details about the night that when we hear todayy are the ones i will never forget. they hav

like, but we can put all these people in congress, anybody in public office, put them under oath, newt gingrich, sound familiar, those are the kind of things you want. >> since you are in the land of lincoln. politics could be a little bit ugly. this is not aboutt morality. the book is not about morality. it's a country that believes in the constitution and the rule of law. the principle that no one is above the law. some of the names you mention, i'm not going to comment onen any specific situation but one of the checks and balances in our country is the press and i'm a fervent believer in the freedom of the press which is enshrined in the first amendment. the truth is gonna come out and then the american people can assess and evaluate. the truth came out and during the clintonay investigation to be somewhat harsh but is about what i'm gonna say is absolutely true and i demonstrated it inat the book president clinton did everything that he could from coming out with the truth. >> he says about a moral issue, no it wasn't. it's about whether he committed perjury and whether he embarked on a pro

newt gingrich. are those the kind of people that you want? >> so just hang on this is how the game is played. >> thank you for your service in the army and law enforcement since you are in the land of lincoln with american society and culture and politics. obviously it can be a little bit ugly but this is not about morality. as a country that believes in the constitution. and then to comment on the checks andnd balances and as a fervent believer that is enshrined in the first amendment but the truth is the truth will come out to assess and evaluate i will be somewhat harsh but it is absolutely true that is demonstrated in the book he did everything he could to keep the truth from coming out. some say it was a moral issue no. he committed perjury and encouraged others to lie whether he was in the process that wee describe as the abuse of power. so also to mention to former speakers of the house in the united states senator. people are called to account for their actions so i was on my way to the shuttle to new york and the cabdriver that i hop

the kind of take no prisoners partisanship began in the '90s and was the clinton presidency and newt gingrich kind of republican majority. that seems to be the point at which -- >> i think that is when it turned, i do. that's when it began. you had this interminable investigation which was legitimate perhaps in its beginning to say we're going to look at the white water, but that's not what it did, and it went on and on and on. but you had a concerted effort to destroy a presidency, and that now seems to have become the norm, a new president comes in, we'll destroy it, we're not going to see how we can work together the year or two before the next election to try to better the country. it's a dry issue, a lot of people say don't talk about it, nobody cares. it matters. when you can ride a train in china that goes 300 miles an hour, it's extraordinary, we're not doing that in america, we have gridlock in city after city after city because we're not building the kind of infrastructure we need. china is engaged in a trillion dollar expenditure for the bone belt, one road. they have built a railw

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something newt gingrich says is like torture. >> what the american people should think is you have aparty so desperate to stop the supreme court from becoming conservative that they are prepared to lie, to smear, to be hysterical, to break senate rules, to do whatever they have to do. what you are watching is a party totally desperate and you got to put this week in context. what is being put through is almost like a medieval torture. somebody showed up 35 years later, everyone in the audience, close your eyes for a second and ask what were you doing on june 12, '35 years ago. heather: despite the allegations brett cavanagh has the support of the white house. on the heels of his blistering speech on iran donald trump will leave the special counsel meeting at the united nations, the president calling on world leaders to isolate the regime if the aggression does not end. jackie ibanez joins us with more on the strong stance and how iran is responding. >> reporter: donald trump not holding back during his speech to the general assembly. the president blasting iran for causing chaos in t

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newt gingrich was the person that was the author of that in many respects in retrospect, brilliant strategy, that was one of the tenets that he put forward that it was not right for democrats to have as many closed rules as they had at that time. i don't remember the exact number, but it was a number, but it didn't come close to 96. and now what we have f. we flip the script, what we have is -- if we flip the script, is we have 96 closed rules. i serve on that rules committee with my friend from colorado, repeatedly, you look around this room, in on an ordinary regular order process we would have at least five or six speakers on either side to substantive legislation, we would have had an opportunity for members to offer amendments that could have been considered in a germane, nongermane manner to be able to come out here on the floor. the american people are being shut out, not just republicans and democrats. it's not right. and we shouldn't go forward that way. i promise you that we're doing a disservice when we do not allow for measures of this consequence --we don't know what the outcom

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democrats are on the wrong side of the issues and as newt gingrich and donald trump said this is a bigice election. people need to put all the personal insults and attacks on the side. where do you stand as an american? i know where texas stands and where hispanics in texas stand. the district republican senator pete florez won is 66% hispanic. republican has never held that district since 1879 and why did he win? because let's look at the big issues? he is for secure border, democrats are for open borders including beto or road, his first smaller government, democrats for bigger government and higher taxes, people is the republican for second amendment rights, protecting your second amendment, democrats want to take away your guns and a big issue with hispanic voters is the pro-life issue. the majority, the vast majority of hispanics in this country and especially in texas even down on the border where they say it is all democrat hispanics respect innocent life in the woman democrats do not. these are big core issues and the old saying be bold, be bold or go home, republicans in this

same with newt gingrich. they both had a quick fox news to run for president in 2012. this has had a real effect on republican politics. republican policy. -- republican politics. it has vastly and rapidly broadened the field of republican politics but it has changed the nature of who those candidates are. what we see are less experienced and more red meat kind of candidates appear, they are honing those skills on fox news and elsewhere in conservative media. in fact, president trump appears quite frequently starting in the early 20 teens on fox news, particularly on fox and friends. that is really how he became a conservative personality before the 2016 presidential campaign. not through holding office, not through pushing certain policies, but through his appearances and conservative media. as the 2012 primary got underway, he highlighted conservative media to the gop. he explained, this is a phenomenon of this year's election. you do not win iowa in iowa, you win it on fox news. that just marks a return of partisan politics and partisan media of old. but now that we

. >> raymond: if you are going to do political punditry, where is newt gingrich channel, have balance. >> laura: all left wipg. these things are all left wing, always have been, social media dominated by the left. >> raymond: the nation is coming. >> laura: here we come. >> raymond: quickly, the spreading of disease, laura, in public bathroom. new study, jet sprays. >> laura: i don't like jet sprays. >> raymond: water and muck. they did a study, journal of hospital infection issue, supposedly hygienic. they aerosol bacteria, feces, waste, wait for it, ecoli into the air. you are getting a face full of this stuff. >> laura: facial. wait a second, did you say the journal of hospital infection? >> raymond: journal. >> laura: my subscription, who the heck subscribes to that? >> raymond: crawl nothing somebody else's feces, don't use those things. here is what i'm giving you, paper towel. don't use jet sprays. in your face. >> laura: this is news you can use. unseen bacteria. >> raymond: unseen is ecoli growing. >> laura: east coast is bracing, not funny, for hurricane florence and impact,

and before, you know, she had even been buried, newt gingrich was politicizing this. when her father comes out at the funeral and says we don't blame the latinos in iowa. they're part of our family and part of our community and it completely took that issue away from them, what they were expecting to run on this fall. >> michael, watching the services for john mccain, now, this is a guy -- let's not kid ourselves, he's a man who has had his failings. by the way, he was a conservative. he absolutely was. and yet it showed us in this last few days what an independent spirit brings to whatever your political persuasion is and what this country can be if we are prepared to listen to each other or prepared to make compromises. it has been sort of a celebration of the fact that maybe that is not dead in our political spirit. >> that's right. and it doesn't have that much to do with politics or it transcends politics. he lived an honorable life. whether you agree with his politics or not, he lived an honorable life. and then there are those that didn't live, haven't lived su

on the radio show earlier today, the former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, said republicans, theyeed a national election. they need to sign off on the unified agenda in order to secure victory. we often talk about the five things the democrats are going to do if they win. impeach the president, they want their crumbs back. they want a tax increase. they want to keep obamacare, that's worked out so well for so many of you paying more, losing your doctors and losing our plans. they want to eliminate ice, they want open borders. one of the things republicans ought to sign onto an promise to you if they get elected. maybe it could be to follow through on the trump agenda. number two, secure the border wall and fund the wall fully. maybe they could support the president's choice for constitutionalist, originalist, on the court so that you don't have people literally legislating from the bench. or vote to make the tax cuts permanent. questioning they be permanent? it's good for the economy, we will have more information about that in a minute. dismantle obamacare. replace it with what h

newt gingrich said today that donald trump made, quote, the most serious mistake of his presidency.r ben sass said this. >> let's not mince words. today was a terrible day for the american brand, for the american people and for all of our allies. we did not negotiate from a position of strength. we acted from a position of weakness. as a result, one of the world's worst decembspits walked away t with a win. >> jeff flake said this. >> i thought it was shameful and i never thought i'd see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that and agree with a dictator authoritarian like he did, so it is not a good day for the country. >> no republican was more forceful than senator john mccain, who issued a written statement saying, today's press conference in helsinki was one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. the damage inflicted by president trump's naivete is difficult to calculate, but it is clear the summit was a tragic mistake. no prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant. joining us now

david vitter, larry craig, newt gingrich, sound familiar? fairness and american life should not be in the same sentence. just hang on. once you start on this track, this is how the game's played. >> well, thank you for your service, both in the army and then in law enforcement and enjoy the land of lincoln. and since you're in the land of lincoln, i will just say i have a different view of american society, american culture and politics. obviously politics can be a little bit ugly, but no, this is not about morality, i don't think. the book is not about morality. my book is about america as a country that believes in the constitution and the rule of law, and the principle that no one is above the law. so some of the names that you mentioned, i'm not going to comment on any specific situation, but one of the checks and balances in our country is the press. and i'm a fervent believer in the freedom of the press, which is enshrined in the 1st amendment. the point is the truth is going to come out and then the american people can assess and eval

plus newt gingrich is here. plus, his messaging advice to the g.o.p.rmer new england patriot matt light is here to blow the whistle on how the nfl is making a

two decades later a celebrity took that playbook, ranched it up the whole way and with newt gingrich rich cheering him on at rallies and on television donald trump rode it all the way to the white house. that is "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. >>> we begin with breaking news this hour. another associate of paul manafort is pleading guilty today to a federal crime and admitting to arranging an illegal foreign donation to trump's inauguration. samuel patten pleading guilty to charges of failing to recommendingster as a -- failing to register in the u.s. as a lobbyist for a foreign agency. he agreed to work with bob mueller's team. he referred the case to the d.c. prosecutor. perhaps the most striking part of the case is this, admits helping a russian and ukrainian making a $50,000 donation to the trump inauguration committee. of course, foreigners aren't allowed to donate money to inaugural committees. there's no sign trump inauguration committee knew about it. with me nbc investigative reporter kennedy lanian, evelyn farkas, deputy defense secretary kim lee, associate

become aware is the newt gingrich jana, they get dick cheney channel?ave balance. >> laura: these things are all left-wing. as a social media dominated by the left. all right, here we come! >> very quickly, the spreading of disease in our public bathroom. a new study -- you know those jet spray, it is kind of a cold spread of water, they did a study, the journal of hospital infection, these are supposedly hygienic. you know what they do? the aerosol bacteria, feces, and e. coli into the air. you are actually getting a face full of this stuff. >> laura: the new facial. >> that is one way -- >> laura: did you say "the journal of hospital infection"? all, where's my subscription? who the heck subscribes to that? >> when you are crawling in somebody else's feces, don't use those things. i'm giving a paper towels. it's horrible. >> laura: no, this is news you can use. is that the unseen? >> that is the unseen. the unseen is the e. coli growing. >> laura: the east coast is bracing -- which is not funny -- for hurricane florence and its impact. we are going li

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thereafter, however, party leadership particularly newt gingrich found it to be very politically advantageous to use earmarks to retain his majority as best he could. which sets up a later political fights from both sides. you know, to be sure, it's not as if earmarks had not been a contentious topic in earlier times but you really see from the mid-'90s up through you know, the ban as being of particularly contentious. so carter rails against them. he loses. everyone, you have a widespread citation of this is being kind of disastrous messaging for his -- and for his relationships with congress. reagan also you know derides things that having bills that are loaded with pork omb director miller fought against earmarks a little bit, too. but the sustained push really comes from the mid-1990s on. and interestingly, earmarks are given out on largely a nonpartisan basis. so your majority is going to get a few more than the minority in these bills over time. but you have seen both parties as soon as greater attention was brought to this both parties have really stepped into politicize it. so the rep

bill clinton did a compromise with newt gingrich on the budget. am proud of that, i was part of that and i would like to think we could do it again. trish: the problem, we have a lot of conservatives, shall we say, republicans are not in line with this president and his thinking. speaking of the president, there he is alongside the leader of poland. one can anticipate we'll hear very interesting questions to the president. let's listen in. >> today i'm very honored to host the president of poland, friend of mine, president duda. and mrs. duda. thank you very much for being here. great honor. lovely to have you at the white house. we spent some time in the oval office and we accomplished a lot. melania and i are deeply grateful for the incredible welcome the president and mrs. duda gave in warsaw, poland, last year, it was exceptional day, extraordinary. lovely to have them both with us in washington today. thank you very much, mr. president. during my visit last summer i had the privilege to stand before the monument to the warsaw uprising and add

chief of staff under president barack obama, and are rick tyler, the former senior adviser to newt gingrichuz. and ashley, you are at the center of the storm watching what they are saying and not saying, and don jr. now speaking out. of course, the press secretary sarah sanders in the first briefing i think in 19 day, and what is the mood inside of the white house, and let me get on the record quickly that the president paused before boarding the plane in pennsylvania and said that fema and everyone else is totally prepared, so he commented briefly, and not audible, but i am communicating what he said. but ashley, the fact is that they have been preparing for this hurricane, and i'm sure at the fema level, the white house certainly gave no indication of it yesterday or this morning. >> that is true. the mood in the white house the just take the woodward book for instance and the anonymous op-ed to start with, the president is angry and frustrated and what his son donald trump jr. said, he is right, there is a smaller group of people, and dwindling group who he feels like he can trust. with

newt gingrich said it is time to get tough.it is time to get tough on this one because i think she is very different than maybe some of the other accusers that have come forward. >> you still think she is lying that it is brett kavanaugh? >> i think there is a very good chance she's not lying. i think she believes it is him. but sometimes as we all know our memories are wrong. we misremember them. >> i've never been sexually assaulted, but i think i would remember. >> of the 300 people in jail, some for as long as 30 years, and the dna evidence showed that the person got it wrong. >> but those aren't people who were raped. those were people who were wrongly prosecuted. >> no, no. these were folks released because of dna evidence. so it could have been a variety of different crimes. >> usually people who are released on dna are because of bad prosecution. i don't think it is because somebody got mixed up. the idea that a woman wouldn't remember who raped her is fairly farfetched. >> two men have come forward and said they were t

impeachment papers over to the senate during the clinton thing when he was one of those radicals under newt gingrich in certain ways. he had morphed into some reasonable guy over that period of time. but in this moment, for him at that particular -- in that particular interview to signal we are going to shift from questions of collusion to questions of donald trump's competency, and not deal seriously with the claim and then to gesture at deep state actors moving behind the scenes in order to undermine trump's presidency, right, is in some ways giving red meat to the base, red meat to the base in a way that could rile them up. it was a dangerous claim, in my view. >> the other interesting thing is how far the white house is going to be willing to go to find this writer. i mean, rand paul is saying lie detector test. the white house is considering sworn affidavits for senior officials. tim o'brien, the journalist who wrote a biography about donald trump years ago, was sued by donald trump for libel. he spoke this morning about what donald trump did in order to try to figure out his sources for that b