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that was one moment and the other moment was in the 1990s newt gingrich's political action committee literally they were in charge of -- we use the word and docketing but a word like that. they were the coaches for the new republicans, newly elected republicans to socialize them into the republican party. what they do is they actually circulate a document with all the words that they should use when you talk about democrats and those are words like trader and lacey and special interest and angry and all these really negative words, and then they had a list of what words they should use when the talked about republicans and republican policies, , and they were patriots, fiscally responsible, family, happy, all this good stuff and you could literally see the republican party under newt gingrich was the mode in which they bite out of the park all the real republican, called traditional republicans that they even label rhino even though it's the other way around, newt gingrich and the movement conservative again very powerful use of language. you could literally see them using the langua

you could literally see the republican party in her newt gingrich. it was the moment they rode out the real republican moments. and again very powerful language. you could literally seeing them using language to divide the country into and divided in half. after positive half negative. so those are the two touchdowns for me. i am trying to remember, you talked about a similar touchstone. joanne: what you're describing is what i talk about two. it's people created this new thing. if it is fascinating to just capitalize those words. it helps to see that there is in it there. that can superintendent's, they capitalize. and the power that in a way they don't even necessarily have an awareness of it. but just by looking at it . and really gets back to the power of language in politics because if you're really acceptable that, in your basically not just creating something up but putting people into a function of an emotion is going to play well for you. because words, are like wet drill. right into emotions. one example actual in my first book. heather: af

newt gingrich really brilliantly saw an opportunity to take c-span and turn it into a way to blast his opponents, even though no one else is watching, and nationalize congressional politics. in new ways. i think that it is important to think about how there are choices in terms of how the medium is used, but also there's the ramification of relying, putting that faith in the market, right? if it is this going to be about competition and what becomes defined as news, then you have a very different style of news. i think that is one of the parts that is important to understand. the news that existed in the 1960's and 1970's advocated for this consensus. it is driven by white, middle-class and wealthy men and did not allow other voices to come into play. one thing i appreciate about what cable does in terms of providing tens and hundreds and so many more channels that it does give voice to different perspectives. so there's a shift, there is a shift from an elitist perception of what constitutes as news and where people are going for further information to this more diverse -- and again,

i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and they find the truth newt gingrich because it's time to do news again and question more. listen subletting online algorithms dictate what you get to want to go to portable dot tv slash download to get killer television it's completely separate i'm talking award winning comedy awesome sports coverage inside so fresh still tastes like raspberries on a spring day take so hot they'll burn your face off thousands of videos more added by the hour did i mention it's free it's yet 3 go go get it portable t.v. . be your questions birth new question. number as stars and endless as the sea and bring you all inside distance death and. keep driving all that remains in question. on larry king question by listening learning you know i've always said i never learned anything when i was talking it's important to listen. questioning more. wednesday 2 veteran mass astronauts are going to blast off from a kennedy space center in florida it will be the inaugural flight of the space x. dragon mission so-called dragon program now this could

i make a man come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and they find the truth newt gingrich because it's time to do news again and question more. i like it when me hosts ask a question for the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then react to that answer a folks that are still are here i've got a new show. baltimore maryland is known for its diversity both an n.f.l. team and produces one of the best t.v. series a modern history the wire. baltimore is also home to america's world renowned johns hopkins hospital but despite having many great traits the city has been plagued by scandal drugs and violence the police relationship with the black community is fractured at best gun violence has overtaken much of the city and the black and blue divide couldn't be greater common ground or shared experience aren't typically things that come to mind when you think of black kids growing up in the hood and the white kids who grew up to believe them but dig deeper in a much anticipated new article 2 men from baltimore's rough and tumble east side one a young black man

so newt gingrich, a really brilliantly seeing an opportunity to take c-span and turn it into a way to blast his opponents, even though no one else is watching. and nationalize congressional politics in new ways. so i think that is important to think about how there are choices in terms of how the medium is used but also the ramification of relying and putting that faith in the market. if it is about competition and what sells, becomes defined as news, then you have a very different style after news. and i think that is one of the shifts that is important to understand, is that the news as it existed in the 1960s and 1970s, sure, advocated for finding this consensus, but it was very much one that was driven by white wealthy and middle class men who are part of the establishment and didn't allow other voices to come into play. and so i think one of the things to appreciate about what cable does in terms of providing at first tens and then hundreds and now we have so many more channels that it does give voice to different perspectives. so there is a shift. a shift for more of an elitist

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in the 1990s, newt gingrich's committee passed the glee they were in charge of the don't want to use indoctrinating the outward like that for the new republicans to to socialize the document and special interests and all of these really negative words and then they were patriots, fiscally responsible and you could literally see if in the movement very powerful language you can literally see them using language so those were the two touchstones for me. what you described is the new wii so it's fascinating just capitalizing those words helps to suggest they are not just words, they are capitalized. the power of that is whoever is reading it doesn't even have an awareness, they become just by looking at it and that gets back to the power of language and politics because it's not just us and then got to plug people into the emotions that are going to play well for you because it's like a direct drill into the emotions response ended things you are not necessarily going to process and so one example in my first book for just the fears of honor, what's interesting in part one of the vulner

newt gingrich has been former speaker of the house in fox news contributor and he joins us now.speaker, i know you have a lot to say on this but first to the news of the judge in this case, emmet sullivan, now saying that he's interested in hearing from interested third parties. >> it's just one more outrageous effort by the full order, or deep state if you prefer, to cause pain. if the justice department comes in and says we are not going to prosecute this, what are the grounds for the judge saying, i don't care, i want you to prosecuted even if you have decided you can prosecuted. this is one more old boy example of trying to do something to cause pain to somebody that barack obama disliked deeply and the fact is that i think general flynn after all of his years of serving the country and risking his life deserves a heck of a lot better treatment than he has been given either by the fbi, president obama or this judge. >> sandra: flynn's lawyers obviously objected to this and it sort of an unusual move but it does fall in line with the options that the judge does have in this c

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ainsley: senator mike lee and newt gingrich are going to join us live in the next hour.day you're eating acidic foods; you're constantly weakening that enamel structure. pronamel repair allows more minerals to penetrate deep into the enamel layer and it repairs it. it is pretty phenomenal. brian: michael flynn's lawyer says she expects a judge to sign off to drop a case against her client as soon as today. ainsley: it comes as president obama faces new criticism over his comments on the case. >> on this monday morning, griff jenkins joins us live from washington as we learn more about the former president obama's involvement of all of this. all right. griff. griff: that's right. steve, ainsley and brian. good morning. you know, this is really turning into that classic case of what did he know and when did he know it? remember last week we learned that president obama was aware of the wiretapping of flynn. well now flynn's lawyer sidney powell is claiming former president obama was involved in the plot against her client. >> so the whole thing was orchestrated and set up

i think it has more mentions about marijuana as newt gingrich says than about jobs t would let federal prisoners go free during the covid-19 outbreak. are you seeing all of this too? what are you seeing? >> the 1800 pages were a lot in there. i was going to mention cannabis more than it does about job. what we're looking at it, when i'm back in arizona we need to focus on beat the disease and the virus while continuing to invest in vaccines and treatments and pp. also what will get the economy going again. it needs to be solely focused on that. we had a great economy beforehand. i visited with a waitress friend, with special needs kid, they need support they don't fall into health issues. there are people like that all over the country. why don't we work together. we did before. there were some delays in order to really focus on as americans getting the economy going again and indsent advising jobs while we fight this virus. elizabeth: interesting when you say work together again because 14 democrats are saying we don't even like what the house democrat bill is. even top democrat rahm

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that doesn't go super well but then republicans take over congress in 1994, newt gingrich and his palsy let's end welfare as we know it. great idea. so he is boxed in and forced to do something. that becomes a bipartisan push because in the bill is signed that does and welfare known up to that point signed by john kerry and joe biden and it turns welfare and public aid from something essentially if you were poor you qualified to temporary assistance for needy families and a limited pool of money so it doesn't necessarily get a even if you qualify befor before. >> national book critics circle award biography winner discussing the book the queen. we wrap up our look at the award-winning authors and books from our archives with national book award winner with the book the yellow house telling the story of the authors family growing up in new orleans. he or she is reading from her book during the 2019 miami book festival. >> i will read from the beginning a section, from high up 15000 and where the aerial photographs are taken, 4121 wilson avenue, the address i know best is a minuscule poi

i've seen spurred ever since newt gingrich in 1995 used it as a political ploy but then there is also a second factor that the olagarthy has used and utilized and that is making the market into a kind of religion. kind of a fundamentalism. the divine right of kings in the 17th century. they used to quote power behind a kind of a set of mythologies about really what should be the kind of moral rectitude and righteousness of a market. now obviously the market is a human creation. and obviously the rules of the market depend upon who is in government and who they are listening to. and yet, the olagarthy has perpetrated the notion that the choice, the fundamental choice between market and government, which is ultimately silly and wrongheaded but it does give olagarthy some grounds for saying and arguing repeatedly, we deserve what we have because the market has brought it to us pretty for people deserve because the market has decreed that they shall be part. the meritocracy. again if you accept that proposition, that the market is the adult. in his just deserts. you've written extensively

it was historian newt gingrich who told trump last year he had gotten worse treatment than any presidentce lincoln, not necessarily worse than lincoln. >> dana: one of the things about lincoln, is that he -- his life was ended by assassination, but when he died, he knew that he was quite unpopular, so he never got to see the respect and the fact that he would have such an amazing memorial to him. so, in the long run, a presidency is judged in the long sweep of history, not by the day-to-day coverage. >> yeah, lots of presidents were very unpopular at the time who were treated more kindly than the history. so about the questions, the disgraceful questions, look, there's a lot of grandstanding in that room, as you know, yahoo reported last week, apologized for reporting a question about testing that was totally inaccurate. but i think a lot of the questions about the handling of the coronavirus are legitimate questions that any president would get. this president has always prospered politically, going on 4.5 years now by using the process of oil, by punching back, and it has worked for hi

with us now is newt gingrich, also a fox news contributor. good morning mr.aker. >> ed: at the least, the fact that folks are divided like this at least shows that that interview that joe biden did last week to try to turn the page on this didn't quite work out. >> i think he has a unique challenge because the left wing of the democratic party has made such an enormous effort on these kind of attacks. so you look at what they did last year due to the proposed supreme court justice, look what happened to senator franken in minnesota. they really have a deep emotional commitment and i think biden is not meeting that commitment. so what has happened is people first ignored it and then people on the left began to write about it and then as they listen to themselves they begin to get more upset about it though they've been writing more about it. and since he's caught in the trap -- i believe there was a blog written about the age of hysteria. we are faced with enormous challenges in terms of the chinese, the coronavirus, the economy, and we are trapped into this k

your facts that you keep throwing around and your stats, i mean, as former speaker of the house newt gingrichamously told me on our proper gram, i'll let you deal with the statisticians all day long, i'll take ow peophow feel. on that front i understand what john's saying, are people comfortable going out to a restaurant? no. do people long for their old life? yes, they do. do you worry at all that president trump say peeling to his base, some of the independents or whomever, democrats, who think that his message is just more of a sort of cheerleading one than the, you know, doctors who keep whacking their fingers at whacking wagging their fingers at us. >> people have to take donald trump seriously. i know that's hard sometimes with the inability to talk about this issue with some coherent nature. but you is it hahave to take hi seriously. i have to preface all of my comments that i thought hillary clinton was going to be the next president of the united states and we saw how that worked. democrats, we have to message and say something other than we're not donald trump. but i still do not bl

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that was one moment, and other moment was in the 1990s, newt gingrich political action committee literally, they were in charge of, they were kind of, they were the coaches for the new republicans, the newly elected republicans that kind of socialism into the republican party. what they do is they circulate a document with all the words they should use when you talk about democrats. those are words like trader and lazy and special interest and angry and all these really negative words. .. >> republicans, traditional republicans that they then are labeled rinos, republicans in name only. again, very powerful language. you could literally see them using language to divide the country in two and to label half of it as negative and half of it as positive. so it really, those were the two touchstones for me. but i'm trying to remember, you talked about a similar touchstone, i think, in "feel the blood," didn't you? >> well, certainly what you're describing is a what i talk about too, and the she scenariou just described with language is a group of people creating a new we by creating a them. >>

speaker newt gingrich just tweeted this and we want to get your reaction.e said how do you explain a house democrat party so crazy that their new 3 trillion-dollar proposal has got 68 references to cannabis and only 52 references to jobs. maybe speaker pelosi of san francisco believes california dreamen could become the new national anthem. does any of this have to do with the pandemic, congressman, or is this just seizing an opportunity for more government growth and handout? >> well, to be fair, i think it is a jobs bill but it's just about the speaker's job keeping her far left group squad. we need this liberal agenda in the bill that we can pass so that we don't have to remove you as speaker. so, yeah, it was a jobs bill but it was more the speaker's job than americans that are hurting and need to get back to work. jedediah: yeah, congressman, this bill obviously dead in the senate. i want to shift over to texas, actually and talk a little more about that. you now have the biden campaign being convinced that joe biden can compete in texas. are they righ

. >> sandra: the president's fight with twitter and eight newt gingrich joins us as the fox news contributor. good morning and thanks so much for being here. so jump in on this conversation, he uses this frequently and they have no chosen to put a fact-check warning up on his twitter feed and the president is fighting back now threatening regulations or even shutting down some of the social media sites. >> i think it has to be us great concern, that the three are all located in one of the most radical left-wing parts of america. and they expressed that in their biases. what twitter called fact-check is not true. they went to left-wing publications to get a left-wing version. the president is correct, we have seen a lot of theft of vote, we have seen a lot of male being lost. there are all sorts of challenges with going through an all-male program for voting. for twitter, it's just false. and also dangerous to have institutions that bake that are prepared. at&t decided that they could censor what you set on the telephone and it's a very dangerous. i think twitter is going down a very dangerou

newt gingrich weighs in.y as america slowly reopens freshman republican chip roy is calling for normalcy and president trump considering changes to republican national convention, trump campaign senior adviser laura trump. all right here in mornings with maria. am totally blind. am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. maria: welcome back, protecting american supply chains from china's dominance, one state senator fight to go keep aluminum smelter in his community, one in five communities in the entire country. china has 145 smelters running right now. joining us right now state senator doug erikson of washington, senator, great to have you this morning. tell us why the issue is so important? >> senator: thanks, maria for having me on. america has to make a decision if we want to protect the metal industry in america and aluminum being one of the key ones. china has 145 to 150 smelters an

how many people realize that the jobs taken overeast are from the republicans, and then we have newt gingrich's viciousness. pat buchanan's declared culture wars. karl rove and his voter suppression. that's the history of the republican party. and to get up to date now with the evangelicals, i just heard a poll last week that 80% still upport trump for 2020. following the teachings of jesus. children taken from their parents, put in cages, which is torture to children, crimes against humanity. this is the he have jet cals. that's what -- this is the evangelicals? that's what i have to say about where we're at now. thank you very much, steve. host: amir is next, outside of washington in silver spring, maryland. good morning. thanks for waiting. caller: good morning. this is biblical. end times like. this as a woman with brown skin, an american with brown skin, i believe that our people have a responsibility to their own communities. i agree with the gentleman who said we need to start in our own communities, all lives matter. because people are demige those communities, and people need to, as an

newt gingrich weighs in. friday, as america slowly reopens, fire brand freshman, republican chip roy is calling for a return to normalcy, it's all right here on "mornings with maria." since our beginning, our business has been people. and their financial well-being. it's evident in good times, with decisions focused on the long-term. and crucial when circumstances become difficult. that continued emphasis on people - our advisors, associates, clients and communities gives us purpose, strength and a way forward. today. and always. maria: welcome back. a new normal for the new york stock exchange, this morning reopening its doors. it will not be business as usual. strict rules being enforced throughout the building amid the coronavirus pandemic. jackie deangeles is outside the new york stocnew york stock excs morning with a look. big day this morning, jackie? it really is, maria. good morning to you. it's exciting to be down here. this is such a symbol not just of new york city and free markets but really of am

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one of your colleagues in the senate, along with newt gingrich, they are saying that we, america, should trillion dollars that we owe china. they are seriously talking about abrogating the debt. we have never done that before. i think it would be a terrible thing. what do you say? >> first, two words with regard to china. never again. stuart, we should never again be dependent upon china for medicine or materials or products, anything that is in the vital interest of the united states, and we need to take a magnifying glass to reexamine our supply chain, because we know that china eats alive all of those things and now they are trying to rewrite history with regard to the coronavirus. with relation to the debt, larry kudlow has talked clearly about the fact that that's not going to happen. the president is going to continue to hold china accountable. he's done it more than previous republican or democrat candidates or presidents have and i'm going to continue to work with him to hold china accountable. they are the number one holder of our debt and our debt is a big problem as well, and