mark: welcome back america but we havwith different former sper newt gingrich. president of the united states assert executive privilege. not for the presidency, not for the separation of power issue really. joe biden wants to get reelected issue. he asserts executive privilege which congress is about to release the house to hold merrick garland in contempt because he refuses to release the videotape of joe biden's interview with former special counsel her. which is absolutely apparently damning. jamming of joe biden. damning of us and cognition. damning of it his handling of classified information. and on and on and on. they are exerting executive privilege. this is not the purpose of executive privilege and i want to give this to you, too. at eight separate occasions when the so-called generate six soviet commission and nancy pelosi demanding presidential papers of any kind he weighed executive privilege eight times. so tens of thousands of documents that were supposed to be protected in the office of the presidency were turned over too nancy pelosi and alyssa

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when we were complaining that newt gingrich starxsd this process of giving the power out of the speaker's charlie says, yeah, newt started it but nancy perfected it. they don't have power to do their jobs as legislatives. that's what i learned. there is very limited power outside the speaker. until you give members opportunity they came to washington to do, you this cancr growth. >> a lot of them don't even want to pass bills. what is the point of saying, we will give you more power? they don't want to do anything, besides th them more powerful? >> i want to express there may be a difference here, a partisan difference. i don't know of any democrat, however far left, w doesn't have the staff. >> would you say aoc has that? >> i have a text from a young guy, a student at princeton, a professor, a claimant activist from my district who asked me for a recommendation for her office, and i had to tell them, you never actually worked for me, love ya, but you were not a student of mine, i don't give recommendations to wonderful young people that i don't know about their work. that would be inapp

newt gingrich this is without depressants in american history and never occurred to president john adams or anybody else that you could jab the primary opponent in this case vice president thomas jefferson. this goes back a long way. this has never happened in our country before. there's never been anything like in. andy mccarthy just came out new yorkers should be outrage outra the mockery as the entire country looks on. it is a very bad thing happening in new york. businesses are leafing new york because -- leaving new york because of what happened here and with another crooked judge and he is under investigation as he should be. he is under a big investigation, i hear, right now. jonathan -- the expert, prosecutors deny knowing this as illegal expenses so they say it is a bookkeeping error. i paid a lawyer a certain amount of money, we marked it down as a legal expense. i did mark it down as construction of a wall, construction of a building. i didn't mark it down as an electric cost. i took a legal expense and i didn't do it, the bookkeeper did it, did it exactly right. took a legal

newt gingrich. without precedent in american history. it has never occurred to president john adams or anybody else that you could jail your competitor, your primary opponent. in this case vice president thomas jefferson. this has never happened in our country before. never anything like this. andy mccarthy came out. new yorkers should be outraged at the mockery bragg is making of the state's legal system as the entire country looks on. the entire world is looking on. this is a very bad thing that's happening in new york. businesses are leaving new york because of what happened here and what happened with another crooked judge, engoron. totally crooked and under investigation now, as he should be. he is under big investigation, i hear, right now. jonathan turley, experts are struggling not sure what the crime is being alleged. prosecutors have not explained why a legal expense was wrong. so they say it's a bookkeeping error. i paid a lawyer a certain amount of money. i have a legal expense and marked it down as a legal expense. i didn't

the tribalism that newt gingrich really generated has metastasized out to the country as a whole. by trump. but keep in mind, we have a larger set of structural issues that go well things that are goo be a crisis of legitimacy in our political system. we are almost at the point where 70% of americans live in 15 cities. 50% live ieight states. the electoral college is increasingly going to give us instances where a majority vote and the outcome does not reflect that. elect 70 senators, and they are not representative of the diversity of the country or the economic dynamism of the country. and over time, we started by talking about how we have a system of voters elect their representatives. that is not the case anymore. and we're seeing people vote. and if it does not get reflected in the outcome. that is ue the gerrymandering but also with the natural patterns. we're going to have to confront this. it is verysenate, because you na constitutional amendment. but i would make a pitch for the introduced by don buyer and a require for the house, first of all, redistricting in all the st

here with reaction, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich., okay, vecchini is tied, minnesota is tied, he's leading african-americans, hispanic americans and young people, that's his answer. he looks more frail every day and do you think this trial in new york has any impact on what happens in 159 days from now? >> i think it has a big impact. i think it's making all of us donald trump. i think virtually every american looks at this use of government power and realizes that, you know, donald trump could get out of the way by just withdrawing, but that in fact he cares enough about the country that he's taken this extraordinary beating , had the whole game rigged against him, risk going to jail because he actually cares. and then i watch this doofus who's totally dishonest, clearly cognitively having problems, and i think in a pathetic way clingan to the presidency in a way which i find pretty frightening for the country because he is commander and chief and it's clear that this guy could not possibly command. but beyond that, if you have kama

newt gingrich this is without depressants in american history and never occurred to president john adams or anybody else that you could jab the primary opponent in this case vice president thomas jefferson. this goes back a long way. this has never happened in our country before. there's never been anything like in. andy mccarthy just came out new yorkers should be outrage outra the mockery as the entire country looks on. it is a very bad thing happening in new york. businesses are leafing new york because -- leaving new york because of what happened here and with another crooked judge and he is under investigation as he should be. he is under a big investigation, i hear, right now. jonathan -- the expert, prosecutors deny knowing this as illegal expenses so they say it is a bookkeeping error. i paid a lawyer a certain amount of money, we marked it down as a legal expense. i did mark it down as construction of a wall, construction of a building. i didn't mark it down as an electric cost. i took a legal expense and i didn't do it, the bookkeeper did it, did it exactly right. took a legal

favorite stories about perhaps have we got where we are is ben weber than a congressman had run newt gingrich's internal house campaign. george h.w. bush had been a man of the house from 66 to 1970. he asked gingrich and his colleagues ben weber to come to the white house to have a and talk things over. they are sitting there and ben until there's something president bush wants to say but he can't quite say it. they are on their way to the elevator and the lessons and finally weber is standing there with gingrich and says mr. president what worries youou the most about us? president bush is relieved to have this opening and he says i worry that sometimes your idealism may get in the way of what i think of a sound government. and weber says i've always appreciated the said ideally. you didn't say nuttiness or even ideology. when you look back on that early 90s late 80s early 90s period with gingrich with pat buchanan got 40% in new hampshire and the america first platform in 1992 and talk about a culture war for the country in houston that year you see the filament of this. can you see filaments

nikki haley and war with newt gingrich and moments,s ju .st biden judicial sneak is tonight's focus of tonight's "angle." sunday, the bide n administration put it left demand for diversiti and activism above confidence and merit. >> as you know, one of the biggest priorityis of theri lypresident's nominating and confirming extraordinarily qualified men and women who are dedicated to the constitution and who represent the diversity of america. >> laura: from the open borders to the push for transgender isism, the democrats have relied on handpicked judge, to validate these policies regardless of the constitution through law or plain common sense of biology, which takes us to today's senate judiciary committee hearing topoin considr the nominations of several biden appointees to federal judgeships. the democrats were hoping to squeak these nominees through, all of them women, knowing americans don't see much of these hearings. but today's was a doozy and it was illustrative the democrats perversion of article 3 cohorts. the public has a right

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more on that with newt gingrich in moments.first, biden's judicial sneak, that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: now, from day one, the biden administration has put the left's demand for diversity and activism above competence and merit. >> as you know one of the biggest priority of the president is nominating and confirming extraordinarily qualified men and women who are dedicated to our constitution and who represent the diversity of america. >> laura: all right. well, from the open borders to their push for transgenderism, the democrats have relied on their hand-picked judges to validate these policies regardless of the constitution, the rule of law, or just plain common sense or biology, which takes us to today's senate judiciary committee hearing to consider the nominations of several biden appointees to key federal judgeships. now, democrats were hoping, i think, to squeak these nominees through, all of them women, knowing that americans don't really see much of these hearings but today's was a doozy. and it was i

joining me now newt gingrich speaker of the house and fox news political analyst.co newt gingrich, whatyoumer reaction to a clearly come to jesus moment where biden ise th right now and you are starting to see these changes. what is your take customer >> i just showed a newsletter outlining what i think happened. first of all you get 85,000 to 100,000 people in new jersey for donald trump in between court appearances. say then "the new york times" itself says biden is behind six swing stains and only head in the six date. there is another poll that says he's one point ahead in virginia. his only five points ahead in new jersey before the rally at a time when he needs to carryth injersey with 16 points. i think, frankly, they panic.go i think thert e is a general sense, we have to do something to show we are back in the game. i think the test for trump is simple: don't accept this concept have to do all this in secret and some studio. let's make it the american people debate spirit the university of michigan is the largest football stadium in the country. it holds 109,000 people. trump a

those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the house. like i said, they were more conservative. they were harder edged. they had intense support from gun rights groups. and also, frankly, some support from anti-government groups. gingrich and his allies used that energy to help get themselves elected. so while bill mccollum was pretty much a moderate guy from florida, there was the bob barr's of the world. and steve schiff. i remember being very conservative and very aggressive on the idea that it was the federal government's fault about what happened in waco. i have a parliamentary inquiry. please, please state your nature of your inquiry. chairman, for the last days, some of us who are concerned about the integrity of this hearings and about the cloud that still hangs over the involvement of the national rifle association, have requested that nra individuals who were surreptitiously with a gentleman state his parliamentary inquiry. i am i am attempting to and i hope the chairman will not attempt to muzzle me. i would like to sta

those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the house. like i said, they were more conservative. they were harder edged. they had intense support from gun rights groups. and also, frankly, some support from anti-government groups. gingrich and his allies used that energy to help get themselves elected. so while bill mccollum was pretty much a moderate guy from florida, there was the bob barr's of the world. and steve schiff. i remember being very conservative and very aggressive on the idea that it was the federal government's fault about what happened in waco. i have a parliamentary inquiry. please, please state your nature of your inquiry. chairman, for the last days, some of us who are concerned about the integrity of this hearings and about the cloud that still hangs over the involvement of the national rifle association, have requested that nra individuals who were surreptitiously with a gentleman state his parliamentary inquiry. i am i am attempting to and i hope the chairman will not attempt to muzzle me. i would like to sta

here with reaction, former house speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich. x ne first question to you is, okay, virginia's tied, minnesota's tiedokay, . d, he's bleeding african-americans, hispanic-americans and youngs ln people. that's his answer. looks me fry. yail every da and do you think this trial in new york has anouy impact wh9 happens in 159 days from now? a i think it has a big impact because i think it's making all of us donald trump, i think virtually every american looks at this use of government power and realizes ofat, you know, donald could get out of the way by just withdrawing. t withdrabut that, in fact, hen enough about the country abn, extraordinary beating, had the whole game rigged against him. risk going to jail because he actually cares. and then they watch thisch who is totally dishonest. clearly cognitively. and i'm having problems. and i think in a pathetic way, clinging to the presidency in a way which i find prettyin frightening for the country, because he is commander rand in chief and it's clear that this guy couldn't possibly

been rumored to be a potential vice presidential candidate, as you know, and former house speaker newt gingrichaid killing the dog and writing about it ended any possibility of her being picked as vp. you talk multiple times about it. at the end of the book you say, the very first thing you would do if you got to the white house that was different from joe biden, is you would make sure joe biden's dog was nowhere on the grounds. commander say hello to cricket. are you doing this to try to look tough? do you still think that you have a shot at being a vp? >> well number one, joe biden's dog has attacked 24 secret service people, so how many people is enough people to be attacked and dangerously hurt before you make a decision on a dog and -- >> he's not living at the white house anymore that that's the question that president should be held accountable to. >> you're saying he should be shot? >> what is -- what is the number? i would say about republicans' criticizing me, these are the same republicans that criticized me during covid. they've criticized me when i made other decisions in south dak

former house speaker newt gingrich among those saying the story has ended any possibility of gnome beingvp candidate. the so-called veepstakes ramping up over the weekend as noem joined potential running mates in a gathering at mar a lago, including florida senator marco rubio and south carolina senator tim scott, who faced questions yesterday about potentially teaming up with trump. >> you of course, did vote to certify the 2020 election results. and you've said, quote, it was not stolen. why would you join a ticket with someone who believes the exact opposite on this critical point? well i think we have to listen to what president trump said and not what the reporters said that he actually said. >> here's the one back to governor kristi noem. >> she also claimed in her memoir that she met with north korean leader kim jong un, a claim that was questioned by a south dakota newspaper. noem now says that anecdote should not have been included in the book. she did not elaborate on why it was included. >> andrew andrea allison, thank you. coming up, the woman, six months pregnant, who won a

introduced it pass, you know, one of his biggest allies to getting it passed in the house was newt gingrichmean, newt really fought hard. newt knew at the time even playing the race card used point out fact. he said that, you know, there are all these statues and busts in the capitol, not one african-american. you we need we need to rectify that. we need to the contributions of mlk. and again, i think that i think that reagan and mlk would got along very, very well because again he was a revolutionary. he was challenging the status quo. and, you know, a friend, wise friend of mine once said that that quote told me that king's said that in the sixties. he said, the problem with the south is they don't recognize that a black man's park is just as green as a white man's book. but i remember at the time my political mentor, arthur finkelstein, was actually arguing with his client, senator jesse helms, from north carolina, and saying, look, you got stop your opposition. you got to support this. you and and and and the answer from, helms was no. you associated with communist sympathizers. so i'm

joining me now is newt gingrich. rmer speaker of the house and fox news political analyst, newt, what's your reaction to this clearly there was a come-to-jesus moment in that wilmington campaign office about where biden is right now and you are starting to see these changes. what's your take? >> showed a newsletter outlining what happened. first of all 80 to 100,000 people. wildwood, new jersey, for donald trump then the "new york times" itself says biden is behind in five out of six swing states and is only one point ahead in the sixth state. another poll that says he is only one point ahead in virginia. is he only five points ahead in new jersey before at a rally. i think frankly they panicked. there is this general sense we got to do something to show we're back in the game. and, i think the test for trump is really simple. don't accept this concept that you got to do all this in secret in some studio. let's make it the american people's debates. you know, the university of michigan is the largest football stadium

. >> newt gingrich used to talk about school boards and the real ballot races that are so important,ars or so, it didn't essentially get in but it's got into our lives now and it is an issue i think donald trump thinks he can run on. >> at the overall unfairness of all of this. judge merchan mershon turned it into a crime scene. we saw violate the constitution, this business from a menu of three crimes including attacks, we didn't hear about that into the judge's instructions. >> how do you defend yourself from charge when you don't know what the charges? >> in the business of our county da and state judge saying we are going to make decisions on violations of federal tax law and federal election campaign, those are federal cases in federal court get this judge saying trump is guilty of violating federal law, it's not -- >> then you have the link between biden white house and cases or in this case with calendula, prosecutor number three takes a step down clearly because the white house wants control. that's my personal opinion and you look at nationwide, another case in georgia where

a difficult time to be speaker of the house, everybody recognizes that newt gingrich was in an op-edeek and said johnson has the toughest speakership is the time of the civil war. i'm not sure if he's right about that but it's a great challenge, the smallest majority in u.s. history, one-vote margin and it's not helpful to our cause to advance conservative policy and principle to have any of the uprising and that's what this is. i don't think it goes anywhere, i'm not concerned about it. i have to do the job and do the right thing and move the ball forward and we try to do that everyday when we only control one half of one third of the federal government must that's our challenge. >> are you glad democrat to back you? are you glad they're going to back you and prevented from resulting in the kevin mccarthy situation? >> i haven't asked anyone to do that, there's no exchange of anything here, they are doing that spontaneously, i think there people of good faith in both parties who want to congress to be functioning. last time the chair was vacating when it happened to kevin mccarthy,

podcast with newt gingrich to talk about our book, and newt asked a similar i did.his book, trump versus china before. so i quoted his answer it. so you can't lose when you are doing that. i can't hear anything now. so newt argues that china is an existential threat to the united states. comparable to the other four major threats, that this republic of ours that's in its history starting with fighting the british, the civil war, the second world war. he doesn't mention the first world war. the second world war. and the cold war. so indeed. and then and then he argues in his book that trump has the right approach in opposing china in a departure from the obama policy, which was emphasizing cooperation. as matt said, we need to focus on the confrontation because china is confronting us. so newt argues this is the gravest threat the united states has ever faced with an adversary that more dangerous than any other that we've ever faced. so it is an election where we need a strong leader such that we can prevail in this existential threat to, the united states. well, i'm

here really ration fox news conservator, former speaker of the house newt gingrich.speaker, we have a lot to talk about tonight. we have these protests in new york, we have the battle, the last battle with israel and hamas in rafah. complete the last part of that battle. then you have an economic advisor, chief economic advisor to the president that doesn't have a clue about the economy, has no background, no expertise in the economy. you are the answer counter is pretty telling to me. >> look, i think, sean, if i had an abundant comment about where we are -- anyone comment about where we are, in that those who are -- those of us who are pro- content, kulak you cut -- imagination to understand how the other side intends to win that they have a very clear plan. it is to take trump out of the race. they don't think they can be trump and. in fact,, we hear more and more democrats say openly they think that trump would win. and so if you watch the judge in new york, the most important fields of this entire campaign is an appointment, corrupt judge in new york who i belie

here with reaction, former house speaker newt gingrich.speaker, tv cartoons depicting quran based stories of jews being transformed into apes animated music video including footage from stabbing and cart ramming attacks, lyrics, i will attack you, tear you apart, i will stab you, i will cleanse my country of every jew. children on hamas tv. we want to wage jihad and blow up the jews, a young boy reciting a song on hamas tv. the jews are barbaric apes, the most evil of creatures. mr speaker, i've got pages of examples of that. i could read it for the full hour probably and not get through it all. my point to you is, how would joe biden ever know if these palestinians that he wants to taken as refugees were not radicalized as kids? >> but i think you are assuming that he cares. the biden administration gets up every morning and tries to find new ways to weaken and undermine and change america. this is the most anti-american presidency in american history and i use those words deliberately. they want to profoundly change our country, they wan

. >> when you hear newt gingrich talk about, they stole the election in atlanta.tion in philadelphia. notice he didn't say they stole the election in salt lake city. so, what he was really identifying was, in these urban areas that are teaming with black folk, that good, honest, hard-working white americans had their democracy stolen from them by these black people. the big lie that is based on decades and decades of the lie of massive, rampant voter fraud. >> this is why we saw massive violence against black folks after the civil war when they got the right to vote with the reconstruction act. it was changing the demographics of who could be able to vote. it is what we heard in the mississippi plan of 1890 that justified the rise of jim crow, and the massive disenfranchisement of black voters. in 1890 you had over 100,000 black men registered to vote. two years after the mississippi plan, only 8600. you had these poor black voters who were pairing up with poor white voters to have a vision of what government should do. and it wasn't being responsive to the very r

been rumored to be a potential vice president candidate, as you know, and former house speaker newt gingrichaid killing the dog and writing about it ended any possibility of her being picked at vp. you talk about it. in fact at aeend of the book, y said the first thing that you would do that was different from joe biden, is could you make sure the dogwas nowhere on the grounds. commander say hello to cricket. are you doing this to make you look tough? do you think that you have a chance at vice president. >> joe biden's dog has attacked 28 secret service people and how many people are enough to be attacked before you make a decision on a dog. >> well he's not living at the white house any more. >> that is a president that the president should be held accountable to. >> you're saying he should be shot? >> what is the number. and i would say about -- republicans criticizing me, these are the same republicans that criticized me during covid and when i made other decisions? south dakota to protect my state and my state today is extremely happy and thriving, we're going well. we have thousands of

heritage foundation what they call project 2025, it's a redux of the contract on america from newt gingrichfective way, and that's a big fear right now that he's learned his lessons and once a second bite. it’s that he's learned his lessons and once a second bite.— once a second bite. it's a really interesting _ once a second bite. it's a really interesting read, _ once a second bite. it's a really interesting read, this _ once a second bite. it's a really interesting read, this - - once a second bite. it's a really i interesting read, this - there are interesting read, this — there are some people who think our democracies are not working, that they failed to protect people, that they've failed to protect our borders and provide health, housing and education. they think it requires a firm hand and someone to get a grip of it, and when you look across europe right now, and we talked about it last night, the hard right is resurgent in many countries. so what is it that the left is failing to do? i countries. so what is it that the left is failing to do?— left is failing to do? i don't think

newt gingrich was on when we were watching.rupt system in the history of america. it should probably meet a black person if he's going to make that statement, i would think because jim crow, there have been a lot of other more corrupted systems but that mind- set, i think, is very scary. it's not scary when newt says it because you know it's bluster but scary that some people are going to take that seriously. >> anthony, i want to bring you into this because one of the scariest parts of this is that some of it is so ludicrous it's funny but there have been an increasing number of threats against elected officials, judges, judge david rothkopf 9 starter has been threatened throughout this process, and the scary part is, we don't know who may act on that and i wanted to point this out to you because you spent so many years of the justice department. you have seen the impact of these threats on the system. talk to me a little bit about the impact and why it is so dangerous. >> yeah, i was at the justice department when the court a

like my old boss, paul ryan and newt gingrich urging him to take someone to bridge those two worlds.raditional republicans and trump. i don't think he feels any need to do that anymore. i think he's going to pick whoever he thinks will do the best job, being loyal to him. repeating the messaging, whatever it takes. donald trump i think is beyond the point of trying to appeal to the middle. he's going to run his campaign the way he wants to. and so i obviously politically, that makes a lot of sense, but donald trump thinks very differently than i do. >> meanwhile, president biden had kind of i would say not so thinly veiled criticism of trump at his commencement address at west point. he told the graduating class their oath is to the constitution, not any political party or president. these are typically more apolitical speeches, but we have seen a little bit with biden a shift in strategy. he's been tougher on trump. he's been invoking his name more, for example, as a threat to democracy. it's still pretty early in the campaign to be amping up, but do you think it's necessary on bide

here with reaction, fox news contributore h.r, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. mr. speaker, we have a lot to tal newt k about tonight. we have these protests in new york. e protests have the the battle, the last battle with israel and hama, ths in rafah, hopefuly the last part of that battle. then have an economic adviser,co chief economic adviser to thnomm president that doesn't have a clue about the economy, has no background, no expertiseas in tc economy. you heard that answer. that's pretty chilling to meoun >> look, i think sean,had an but anyone comment about where we are, it's that about those oe who are pro-trump like, the imagination to understand how the other side intendsn to win. they have a very clear plan. itthaty have is to take trump oe race. they don't think they can beat theyr trump. in fact, you hear more and say more democrats say o openly they think that trump would win. and so if you watch the judgeim in new york, the most important battlefielpod of this entireis new aign is an appointed corrupt judge in new york, who i believe is about to put d

joining me now newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, fox news political analyst. newt, the verdict handed down, the president did not seem surprised by this. as an historical matter, how significant is this? i think potentially very significant depending on what happened what happens this fall. you have now the most corrupted system going after political leaders in american history. we have never seen anything like this one is crump has grown in stature all through this experience. the number of people say to me they can't imagine how he has been age to stand up. owe is now a bigger figure than he was when the trial started. it's one of the things the left doesn't understand. i also think that the corruption is going to change things. by the way doesn't solve any of biden's problems. people are going to go to the grocery store and find it's too expensive going to find they can't afford a house. gasoline is going to start back up again. they will find there are illegal immigrants. none of this is going to effect the long run. this happened earlier happened ironicall

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