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newt gingrich, always a pleasure. much for being with us this morning. >> good to be with you. stuart: yes, sir. thanks. newt has a new book coming out in june. the title is "trump's triumph." there you have it on the screen. david bahnsen's still with me. i've got to ask you to get political for a second, david. what did you make of trump's messaging last night? >> well, look, the only negative thing i can say is how long it went. it's going to get more punch if it's a little shorter. but as far as what he was trying to do, it was very effective. he hit the right notes, and he used the democrats as props because they allowed him too because of their behavior. it added to the effect. that they would sit on their hands for some of those moments, i'm old school, i still value decorum, and i just don't understand it. it's not politically effective to behave that way. stuart: david, more for you later. let's check the futures. the opening bell's coming down. dow down 7. little price movement so far today. the opening bell

and as newt gingrich and other friends noted, they could not get themselves to aapplause zelenskyy caconciliatoryor show appreciation for the 13-year-old cancer survivor or release of hostages. to my way of thinking, mr. trump offered approve den shall -- pr prove view of the greatness of america. and that happens to be tonight's riff. all right. let's turn to my very dear friend, chair of house judiciary committee great jim jordan from state of ohio, america heart land, jim thank you we love having you. i really, i know there was a lot of details and tax cuts, but i am trying to capture the zeitgeist. the big picture. you know, this is like almost more reagan than reagan what he did last night, his vision is so fabulous, and so boundless and s so endless i think it hit the nail on the head. >> leadership on display. i love near the end of his speech he talked about doers, dreamers, and founders that is the american spirit. then he got into some of the specifics, one way you do that let family and entrepreneurs and small business owners keep more of their own money, you cut their tax that help th

but that being said, my party is not doing what bill clinton did when the newt gingrich revolution came1994, which is to offer a set of alternatives that recognize the american people want border security, a reduction in inflation, tougher policies on crime, and immigration reform. until we do that as a party, we democrats remain irrelevant, sadly. >> here's the latest response from democrats. it's on the form of a tiktok video that plays off of the mortal kombat "choose your fighter" area of the game. watch this. >> choose your character! ♪ ♪ speak of the general reviews are that it is pretty cringeworthy. what do you think? >> i was going to say, cringeworthy and completely irrelevant. i want alternative policies that recognize the way the american people feel and are more moderate than some of the trump policies, not videos, not signs, not demonstrations, not protests, but policy articulation, which has been absent and remains absent. >> here's how john fetterman explained it on x. he said of what the democrats did at the joint session speech "a sad cavalcade of cell phones and unhin

newt gingrich worked with clinton, why can't democrats work with trump, or at least clap for the countryight it struck me, the democrat party is mentally ill. i'm always playing armchair psychiatrist. they are just sick in the head. we've been covering this party's struggle to figure out why they lost in november and they still have not figured it out. i don't even think they have hit rock bottom. trump has turned he's politicians into a bunch of protesters. they don't look like a political party, they look like code pink. if they can't acknowledge the problem, they can't fix it. trump swept the swing states with half the cash kamala had and 90% negative media while shackled with lawsuits. almost every county got more red and so did blacks, hispanics, unions and youth. trump seized the sweet spot of american politics, that red juicy middle of the nation. the country agrees with him almost every single issue. he is a man with a mission. >> i believe that my life was saved that day in butler for a very good reason. i was saved by god to make america great again, i believe that. >> jesse: s

clinton before exactly 1994 he loses the house 38 seats and majority in terms of republicans and newt gingrich far to the left like democrats are doing our go to the center s slip past welfare reform clinton did purge the ar of big government is over they have a balanced budget amendment he works with noons and he gets reelected quite easily. democrats should you let go by the playbook but they are listelosingto aoc, jasmine crocl green waving a cane at congress during a joint session is a perfect embodiment of this party. >> those pathetic little paddles. i really want that coffee table can i have that? >> is democrats are losing their minds we are reminded of the real dangers of their unhinged behavior. ryan ruth one of the men who tried to kill president trump was in court yesterday i had of his september trial another president is teasing the release of what he calls a suspicious fbi report on the two assassination attempts against him. >> that's a lot of cell phones a couple of them in strange markings on them. i will be willing to release it. maybe there's a reason we shouldn't. i do not

bill clinton and al gore chose their spots carefully and wedged into republican issues but by newt gingrichrevolution. those guys came out for welfare they were for welfare reform to cut the capital gains tax they balance the budget that's exactly right. i don't see anybody in today's democratic party remotely touching that kind of operation they rejected moderate democrats. we saw that one kamala harris refused to select josh shapiro as a vice presidential pick and went with the super woke tim walz instead. the super woke side of the democrat party is controlling them even though there's a reason why they lost so badly in the last election and losing people like joe rogan elon musk they lost them on the issues as well. larry: they love him now they hate him. >> he also hates them they are doubling down. >> that's political schizophrenia. >> they are showing who they are especially when it comes to the opposition of eliminating fraud waste and abuse in the government they are literally holding rallies and singing at the rallies to keep fraud waste and abuse in the departments that every ame

maria: newt gingrich was with me this week.s bill, if you're going to wait for tax cuts and the tax extensions to be written, it has to be done by july 4th. it's got to be on the president's desk as soon as possible because if not, it's going to impact the economy and it's going to impact the midterm elections. is that doable? >> that's very doable. all you have to have is the will power. there's so much going on. the president has done a tremendous job. you watch the state of the union, how powerful that was. simply reading off those cuts of whereer m money was going and te way democrats reacted. i've been on the other end before where we're sitting in the minority and there's a president you didn't vote for. we never backed away from following that president down the aisle. they're the president of the united states. the election is over. that was an embarrassing movement by the democrats, it's almost they have no leadership right now. maria: is that the issue? it was ridiculous. they come up wearing pink jackets, claiming th

peter: john boseman, newt gingrich, former speaker, in the gallery as well.nd you can see that we have extra cameras on the floor of the house, when we have shots like this. usually the house of representatives controls the cameras, but on special occasions, they give the restful, the c-spans,s the cnns, etc. there are several extra cameras. and, of course, there's nancy pelosi, ukraine flag in her hand, steny hoyer with a ukraine colors tide, the former leaders of the house for democrats. john boseman is in the center of your screen. former governor of virginia, right behind him, elizabeth warren. the senate has still not gotten seeded. we been watching them come down the aisle for quite a while. hakeem jeffries and debbie dingle. debbie's husband, the late john dingell, was in the house for years and years. jasmine, do you see a lot of men members coming through the white house? jasmine: yes, through the years, an unannounced meeting with the president, because they said, you know, i have not been here in four years but i was not invited the entire time joe

and as newt gingrich and some other friends have noted, they couldn't get themselves to applaud zelenskyy'sciliatory letter or show appreciation for this 13-year-old cancer survivor or the return of the hostages or so many other nonpartisan, humane moments in mr. trump's presentation. but we'll carve up the democrats' plight at another time. to my way of thinking, mr. trump offered a providential view of the greatness of america, and that is something this country has been yearning to hear for quite some time. and that happens to be tonight's riff. all right. let's turn to my very dear friend chair of the house judiciary committee, the great jim jordan from the state of ohio, the american heartland. jim, thank you for coming on, as always, sir. we love having you and you know that. i mean, i really, i know there were lots of details and tax cuts, and those are things that i love, but i'm trying to capture the zeitgeist. i'm trying to capture the big picture. of what this guy's -- you know what? this is almost more reagan than reagan, what he did last night. >> yeah. larry: his vision is so

know, we have probably both been around long enough to know that republicans, i guess maybe since newt gingrich, they have been saying the department of education must be dismantled. so this part of the trump agenda maybe isn't that much of a of a surprise. but in addition to laying out, as you did so well, what the doe does and does not do, one of the questions is about the money that it has. so what is our understanding of what happens if he is successful in dismantling the department of education? what would happen to that federal funding? >> that's a tricky part. you're exactly right. ever since jimmy carter created this in 1979, and there were earlier iterations of it as well, republicans have said they want to get rid of it. this number right here, the congressional budget office took a look at this, and they said, if you want to go after that money, you have to attack those programs, which means you're going to have to take money from the students of working class families all across this country. that's the only way you get at that money. getting rid of the department. the cbo said, doe

and newt gingrich is now the new house speaker. republican. he could have gone far to the left, more far to the left, or go to the center. and he said, you know what? i want to get reelected in 96. i'm going to work on welfare reform and balanced budget amendments. and he won easily in 96 democrats. now, jesse, they're going in the opposite direction. >> pull a bubba. is what you're recommending a bubba. >> bubba center. don't go to the left. and they're doing that. >> we're getting some new sound. i guess this is carville. they call him the ragin cajun. he took us behind the scenes. what it was like after biden face planted at that first debate and what the donors were saying. listen to this. >> speaker pelosi and leader schumer, they went to the white house. you know, their message, like you would expect, was not particularly well received. but it was clear after that debate that i was in a room with 60 democratic donors that morning, and it was just it was just brutal. and you could see that they and i said, just call and say, no, no more,

. >> of is that when newt gingrich came to power in 1994 and used a lot of hateful anti-government rhetorictten to him by a young republican staffer by the name of bill kristol, who said, the american people do not hate their government. they want better government. they do not hate their institutions of government. they respect them. they just want them to be better. and that's something that musk and trump, i think, have forgotten. >> all important points. again, >> all important points. again, thanks to both baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty. have you always had trouble with your weight? ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ me too. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven

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