it'sgnot just cotton and noem. for the 2024 presidential nomination. to name a few, south carolina senator tim scott, florida senator rick scott, and former secretary of state mike pompeo. ( audience booing )htenjoy thest jokes. in fact, pompeo has already formed his very own political action committee: champion american values pac, or cav-pac. cav-pac is a fairly awkward name, but not as bad as what he's calling his fans and donors: "the pipe hitters." ( laughter ) because if you think mike pompeo should be president, you are definitely hitting the pipe. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now-- ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ now, apparently, in this regard, "pipe hitter" is a military term for people in special ops, but some folks on the famously horny internet had a different understanding of pipe hitter-- a sexy understanding. so pompeo set them straight by tweeting out audio from this speech: >> best c.i.a. officer that i ever came to know. i'd asked him about someone who was working on our team, and i'd say, "what do yo

some critics have accused noem of turning the national guard into a private mercenary force targeting our next guest obtained documents that indicate this same force will be deployed to suppress land and water defenders resisting pipelines. we are also joined by bruce ellison, water protector and land back attorney in rapid city. bruce, can you talk about what these documents show that you have gotten a hold of? >> good morning, amy. than you for having me on. essentially what seems to be evolving is not just the militarization of our police forces, but particularly the active deployment and involvement of nation guard oops in the suppression of resistance to fossil fuel indust and other activities. that is the site the private institute -- asi from the private institute that you referenced earlier. essentially, the documents had do with plans for the now ended k excel pipeline and how the south dakota national guard was going to be the main for to ensure the pipeline, 315 miles, was constructed and that they would be guardingot only construction operations, but also equipment and, in

we talk exclusively to governor kristi noem.t until you find out what she is doing to help secure our southern border. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ s tions ♪ >> tammy: normally the summer heat slows down migrant surges at our southern border but not now. last week alone, over 20,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended in the rio grande valley sector. just weeks after we hit the million migrant milestone last month. this weekend one woman crossing the border stopped to talk to reporters saying, quote: thanks to biden for the opportunity to come here now. when there is an open southern border, the entire country is put at risk which is why south dakota governor kristi noem sent national guard troops to help deal do what the biden administration won't which is help secure our country. she joins me now for exclusive interview from the southern border in mcallen, texas: last time i saw you it was cpac in the hallway. everything was so fast moving along. but i talked to you at that point because i was in speaking with participants at cpac, people were

noem: good afternoon. thank you. i was doing really good until they showed that video of foster and lynn, so i'm a little bit of a mess right now. i love foster and lynn so much. foster change my life and i didn't know him just a handful of years. let me tell you one quick story. when i decided to run for governor, i walked into my first republican governors meeting. when i walked into that meeting, it was a reception with hundreds of people and most people don't know this about me but i tend to be a little more of an introvert. i love people and love being around people but going into crowded rooms of people, even after spending a lot of years in public office, i always have to go i can do this and i'm going to meet a bunch of new people and god always blesses that. i walked into this room and didn't recognize anybody. then, i saw cowboy hat and i thought i'm going to go talk to the cowboy hat because i'm always the most comfortable when there is a cowboy hat in the room. i don't know if we have one here, i haven't

watch. >> the roaming noem is back at it again governor kristi noem it would appear there jealous thatof texas joining the santos and the governors off iowa and nebraska and sending hope to the board of 50 national guard troops being deployed to greg abbott clean for border security for at' nonexistent crisis. elizabeth: a nonexistent crisis, let's show the stats on what's going on at the border. what your reaction. >> this is absolute crazy talk when you look at what joyce says actions always speak louder than words enjoy claims that she cares about people but she doesn't want to protect those individuals these are innocent people these children are getting thrown into rivers dropped over fences, their innocent children that we want to protect the governor noem wants to protect but joy reed wants to sit there and criticize them simply for sending the protection that is necessary for us to control the border cut into the criminal cartel profit which would allow us to look for how do we allow people to come into the united states legally not illegally.t' elizabeth: is a hard concept to

and then there's kristi noem, the south dakota governor.republican presidential nomination. she's made her name in the party as the i don't care about covid governor. last summer, in the midst of the pandemic, she held a huge 4th of july event with donald trump at moat rushmore. she led duster just more to cycle rally in august which brought 460,000 people from all over the country, and according to a number of experts, kicked off an outbreak. for a time, governor's noem state had one of the highest death rates in the country. and just like texas, south dakota's vaccination rate is still low. 50% of residents at receiving at least one dose. again, not good enough. it will get people killed to not get those numbers higher. kristi noem is more concerned about not being left out of donald trump and governor abbott's front at the border. yesterday she announced she is deploying national guard troops from south dakota to texas at abbott's requests, get this, funded by a private donation from a billionaire republican donor, who has donated over h

kristi noem is not doing this to have allegiance to donald trump.doing this -- it's not that the republican party is a cult of trump. it is. what it really is, is a white grievance party. and the republicans who want to be president in 2024, and want to get re-elected in their primaries understand that. that's why they're doing stuff on the border. i'm in texas. let me give you an example of greg abbott, the governor here. greg abbott took money out of the texas budget, and put it on the border. you know what he didn't do? he didn't fix the electric grid that went down here for a week and a half and everybody was out in the cold and lost their water. he is paying for a border wall but not fixing the electric grid in texas. it's so out of whack. but it has to do with the changing diversity of the country and the layer of white populations that's grieved by that. and that's what, fundamentally, what the republican party is today. >> is it fair to ask where is the secretary of defense, attorney general and a federal judge or two, before a state nationa

noem: good afternoon. thank you. was doing really good until they showed that video of foster and lynn, so i'm a little bit of a mess right now. i love foster and lynn so

south dakota governor kristi noem has asked her state to send national guard members to assist at theorder. she joins us from cpac where she spoke moments ago, governor, welcome. >> thank you for inviting me. >> the theme of the speech was joe biden's america, for those of you who didn't get to perceive you perform, would you layout the key points. >> i talked about the very different world were living in today than the one i had the opportunity to grow up in and i talked about the fact that were seeing crime, lawlessness and open border that is devastating families and businesses and jeopardizing our national security. i talked about the decision to send my national guard down to the border i was the first governor in the country in texas and arizona asked for help i sent national guard troops that know how to complete missions, they are trained and equipped in their the best, we talked about that and the importance of taking the start seriously and also pushing back in critical race theory, 1619 project, those are two ways that they will quickly destroy america if we do not stop the

say that they actually control the border, let's watch msnbc joy read. >> back at it again kristi noemxas in ron desantis of sending south dakota national guard troops deploying them to the southern border of texas, joining fellow the santos and the governors of iowa and nebraska and sending help to the border 50 national guard troops are be deployed in response to greg abbott's plea for border security of a non-existent crisis. elizabeth: a nonexistent crisis let's show the staff with crime at the border, what is your reaction to this. >> this is crazy talk when you look at what joyce says actions always speak much louder than words joy claims that she cares about people but she doesn't want to protect those individuals these are innocent people these children getting thrown into rivers and dropped, these are innocent children that we want to protect the governor noem wants to protect but joy read wants to sit there and criticize simply for sending the protection that is necessary for us to actually control the border, cut into the, no cartel profit that will allow us to look for how

noem said my message to texas is, help is on the way.bbott and ron desantis. yeah. abbott was paling around with orange julius caesar for photo op nonsense. the other governors are sending state law enforcement officers not national guard. it's more than the ordinary political pandering and fear mongering. the absolute worst is something that she slipped in at the end of her announcement, that the deployment would be paid for by a private donation, specifically money from a billionaire gop mega donor. tennessee junk car and orange man, he reached out to noem and thought south dakota had less resources. it was to alleviate the cost to south dakota taxpayers. so there you have it. this is where we've come to, america. a super wealthy political donor is paying for american soldiers to deploy on a military mission with political undertones. according to the washington post, military posse experts blasted the move. this is an affront to civilian oversight of the armed forces and likely unprecedented and unethical which sounds about right sinc

governor noem is not alone.they were hoping they could sucker 90% of the population into getting vaccinated, and it isn't happening. right? younger people -- >> it's horrifying. i mean, they're cheering about someone saying that it's a good thing for people not to try and save their lives. >> it is. dr. fauci is now viewed as evil by these people because he tries. the government is hoping they can sort of sucker the population into getting vaccinated. you mean the government was recommending and sped up during the trump administration, a production of a vaccine that saves people's lives. >> yeah. look, it's becoming a cultural war on the right. you mentioned dr. fauci too. i mean, he is not the perfect messenger for the right. he has become a boogie man for the right for pushing what they view, some of the folks on the right as overly restrictive efforts to combat the virus based on scientific evidence. so it is reality now among that faction on the right, on the republican side, that in the house republican con

some critics have accused noem of turning the national guard into a private mercenary force targeting migrants. in tech news, amazon is seeking to force the new chair of the federal trade commission, lina khan, to recuse herself from anti-trust investigations into the company due to her past writings about the company. as a student at yale law school, khan wrote a widely read paper detailing how anti-trust laws had failed to prevent amazon from growing into a monopoly. chinese president xi jinping spoke before 70,000 people in tiananmen square today to mark 100 years since the founding of the chinese communist party. during his speech, xi pledged to reunify taiwan with china and warned against "bullying" by other countries. >> the chinese people have never bullied, oppressed, or subjugated the people of other countries. we have not done that in the past. we are not doing it now. we will not do it in the future. at the same time, the chinese people will never allow any foreign force to a bully, oppressed, or subjugate us. anyone who dares to try to do that, will have their heads at her

south dakota governor kristi noem answered the call coming from texas loud and clear from the governor sending national guard troops to the border to help out. here is what she said today. >> typically securing the border would be the responsibility of the federal government. our federal government is not doing their job. the governors of texas and arizona have asked us for help and this is a mission national guard is trained and equipped and does with excellence. when they made the request to me, i started running the protocols, asking if we had volunteers in my national guard that would want to do this mission and had more than i could possibly anticipate. >> harris: attorney general paxton. this is not a good look for the biden administration. it would seem that governors in the great states across america are willing to do more than the actual federal government to help out the state of texas. am i getting that right? >> good bless kristi noem and ron desantis and our attorney general friends in indiana trying to figure out how to help us. they realize that we have a severe problem

. >> the iowa family leader summit also heard from south dakota governor kristi noem, who has been mentioned as another 2024 presidential contender. her speech runs about 15 minutes. [applause] >> good afternoon, thank you. i was doing really good until they showed that video of foster , so i am a little bit of a mess right now. i love foster and lynn so much and foster changed my life. i did not know him more than a hand will of years -- i'm going to tell you one quick story. when i decided to run for governor, i walked into my first republican governors meeting, and it was a reception with hundreds of people. most people don't know this about me, that i tend to be more of an introvert. i love people and being around people, but going into crowded rooms of people, even after spending a lot of years in public office, i always have to go ok, i can do this, i will meet new people and it will be wonderful. i walked into this room and did not recognize anybody and i saw a cowboy hat. i thought, i'm going to talk to the cowboy hat. i don't know if we have one in here. but i did, and foster introd

it strikes me that if you're someone like christi noem who wants to maybe make a bigger name for herselfu take a swipe at someone who's currently on top. >> you said something just a second ago that i thought was interesting and i just want to bring it back because we've talked so much about republicans in this panel. you talked about how democrats cancel somebody for using the wrong pronoun while republicans are all in for donald trump. there has been a lot of talk, especially eric adams, who is not one of the woke brigades, if you will, won the democratic primary in new york. do you think democrats are too beholden to what you're talking about, these kind of social issues that might alienate suburban voters as opposed to uniting around something that can help win an election in 2022? >> i definitely think democrats focus on issues, and even though we have a big tent, we allow certain issues to divide us in a way that we just cannot afford to do in these upcoming midterm elections. just take a look at what's happening with the infrastructure bill and how certain factions of the party wa

. >> i would love to get your reaction that something that kristi noem said at the family leadershipowa on friday. it's produced by a christian political organization. she was asked about becoming a grandmother and somebody asked her if becoming a grandmother made her want to be more or less involved in politics. here's what governor noem said. >> that was a tough decision because i really hate -- i hate this america that we're giving her. i don't recognize the country i had the opportunity to grow up in. i just don't. when i grew up, people were proud to have a job. they weren't confused on the difference between boys and girls. we prayed in schools. we stood for the national anthem. we honored our flag and we were a country that was proud of our history. >> what do you make of that? >> it is part of a long-standing tradition of conflating american patriotism with white evangelical christianity. that's the sort of audience that she was speaking to, it would resonate with them as a -- both very patriotic and very christian or religious thing. it's invoking a type of nostalgia that ma

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. >> the iowa family leader summit also heard from south dakota governor kristi noem, who has been mentioned as another 2024 presidential contender. her speech runs about 15 minutes. [applause]

kudos to governor noem.ofit wise our state came out pretty well. we didn't have massive losses. lawrence: not just that, abrasive mask policies, it seems like this is a free state? >> very much so. very much and compared my daughter in california, she's been locked up for 18 months. she's been thanksgiving with her pod, group of 4 to 5 people that you can trust that you're around all of the time and i said, is that okay with you? people have become conditioned to making that okay and here it's not okay. we are free. lawrence: it's not okay and the people feel free and business is booming as a result. thank you so much, trish. you have to meet ken, a veteran, he's passionate about the country and you say you don't like the direction of the military. >> the crt crap has to go. the generals, all the flag generals, they are hurting our troops, they can't be out making decisions wondering if they'll be charged at the end of the battle, this is hurting them and we did not have much of a problem in vietnam but the

try always discreet. >>> you guys remember kristi noem, right?her state by presenting covid-19 as a plot to ruin the white man's nation. so after declaring south dakota open for business at the height of the pandemic and defiantly making masks optional, the state's death rate reached a global high. so what is this aunt lydia of governors up to now? she's turning the national guard into mercenaries. this week she announced that she would deploy up to 50 of the state's guard members to texas where they will help secure the border between the united states and mexico against what exactly? yes, desperate mothers and children and families seeking asylum. but unlike other republican governors who have done this exact same thing, she found willis johnson, a tennessee billionaire, to pay for it. so let's set aside the ethical questions of is this money laundering, because it sure sounds like it, or is this legal, it shouldn't be, or what happens when billionaires start funding the national guard to stop things like voting rights marches or black lives ma

this is south carolina governor kristi noem at the cpac conference. >> the 1619 project, critical raceheory, is hate, division, it's not american. it's offensive. we do not have racism in our dan in -- in our dna in this country, we love each other. >> obviously there's a lot to unpack. why do you think republicans interpret your work that way and make it a key part of their politics? >> i think most republicans who say things like that have not bothered to read a single essay in the 1619 project, especially not my opening essay about democracy which talks about my dad flying his flag despite being born into a country where black people had no equality. and it ends with me saying black people have as much claim on this country because we helped build democracy as much as any group of people here. if that's not american, that's saying black people are not american and our freedom struggles to help america live up to its founding ideals is anti-american. that's a very old trope that conservatives have used to say that those who call on our country to live up to its highest ideals are not

because it is different from, say, your 2024 presidential prospects, ran desantis, greg abbott, kristi noem was election fraud. but they won't go so far as to say the 2020 election represents a fundamental failure of our election. they don't actually want to go as far as donald trump wants them to, and so what is interesting about this 2022 cycle is it is a pretext for the next leader of the republican party. as ron desantis, greg abbott, kristi noem, are they willing to run on a platform that says the 2020 election was stolen? that's different than saying there were election integrity issues, which we know in republican states they're passing these legislative packages to try to address, but it is ultimately a fault line on the republican party. i think donald trump's influence on the 2022 slate will be fascinating for how it precedes the 2024 slate should donald trump not run again. >> eddie, it is an important and nuanced point, but it is equally important to make clear it is the only fault line. there really isn't a war between adhering to trump's delusions and disinformation that is ec

. >> harris: south dakota governor kristi noem mentioned as a possible 2024 white house contender letindoctrination they're teaching children in our schools will destroy this country. the 1619 project critical race theory is hate, division and it is not american. it is offensive. we don't racism in our dna in this country. >> jason, a minute for both of you. >> the american people are waking up to this and understand the goal of crt is to dismantle the american way of life by indoctrinateing our children are marxism. we need to teach our children the horrors of communism and the greatest catastrophe in american history. >> harris: interesting too, roger, this week the without, biden administration wants to change the dmaim of the week a and soften it. >> the thing that sets america apart we've been willing to be honest about our shortcomings and work together to form a more perfect union. critical race theory looks at power distribution. a moment in time as you know well when you couldn't vote and because of the american people trying to improve this country we get better at creating

really striking, over and over again, and you know, what we saw there at the end is governor kriste noem, who obviously is a potential 2024 contender, trying to find her lane in the potential field of candidates by talking up how hands-off her approach was to covid in south dakota, mocking mask mandates and saying that other republican governors, her republican colleagues, were going to have to answer for the mandates that they put in place to keep people from dying, which was just a really stunning message, to me, but certainly one that, you know, that she felt was going to resonate with that audience there, and you know, when she came into the room, she got a standing ovation, and her message was very well received across the board. so, i mean, i think that's where the core activists of the party are right now. >> yeah. scott, i want to just play that mind-blowing -- another mind-blowing moment. we touched on it a minute ago. from cpac. so, not only is the message stunning, as maeve said, the response was mind-blowing. here are people cheering for low vaccination rates. >> because clea

kristi noem, for offering up the national guard as mercenaries, you, my dear, are tonight's absolute worst. that's tonight's "reid out." >>> tonight on "all in." >> without access to the ballot box, people are not in the position to protect any rights. >> they roll back more of the voting rights act making it harder to vote and easier to buy an election. then -- >> i'm honored to be on this committee. we have an obligation to have a thorough, sober investigation of what happened leading up to january 6th. >> we now know who will investigate the insurrection as a new documentary reveals just how much we still don't know. one of the select committee members, congressman jamie raskin joins me tonight. >>> the 15 page indictment lace out tax fraud. >>> as climate change gets cut from the bipartisan bill, exxon lobbyist reveals just who he's talking to. >> joe manchin, i talk to his office every week. he is the king maker and he's not shy about sort of staking his claim early and completely changing the debate. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.

south dakota governor kristi noem and dr. ben carson coming up this weekend.e can follow along with live coverage by watching on the fox nation app, liz. elizabeth: lydia, thank you so much. it's good to see you. look who's back with us now, texas congressman michael cloud. we also -- he was appointed by house gop leader mccarthy to the big tech censorship task force and with us is former white house information officer teresa payton. your assessment of president biden's trust-buster action today, sweeping executive order to break up monopolies. how's this going to go down? >> well, it'll be interesting to see what happens because i have said for years that big tech, social media must be more transparent around how their governance process works for suspending accounts. suspending people and suspending actual posts and how their algorithms work. and it looks like the biden administration is not taking them at their word that they're going to do better, and he's taking sort of an offensive strike. it'll be interesting to see how it plays out. a. elizabeth: you

meantime, south dakota governor kristi noem, well, she has been very, very well received at this cpac conference in texas. she has spent a great deal of time discussing how she would handle the situation differently at our southern border. listen. >> i'd give the resources down there to make sure it's secure. i would insure that they have the resources to not let illegals into this country, that we would continue to enforce our laws. >> reporter: do you approve or disapprove of the job donald trump did as president, that is another question on that straw poll survey as it, as is how strongly people either agree or disagree that voter fraud was involved in the 2020 election. organizers say that some 4,000 people have trickled through this conference over the last few days, so that would be the number of people that are voting in this poll. the voting is done through the cpac app on your phone differently than an actual voting booth like they had in orlando. there were some authentication type things in place so that they, you know, it was a little bit more official and that no one coul

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. >> reporter: listen, you just talked about governor noem.d them last year, they were not allowed this year. the difference is there's not a fire danger in d.c., this is a high fire danger area. most of the locals we have spoken to said it is good they're not doing fireworks. they don't want the fire risk. some of the out-of-town tourists will be disappointed, yasmin. >> cal perry in keystone, south dakota. tell your producer i say hi, one of my favorites. good see you. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm yasmin vossoughian. i will be back tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. reverend al sharpton, "politics nation" coming up next. ...and even her grandpa's dog tags back. get a quote. wanna grab pizza? bad move, guys! get a freshly made footlong from subway® instead! like a classic italian b.m.t.® stacked with fresh veggies. there's a subway® three blocks from here! choose better, be better. and now save when you order in the app. subway®. eat fresh. this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity.

republican men who have and they are mostly men with the exception of nikki haley and some look at kristi noemknow, and actually there is tim scott who is looking seriously at a run for president as i understand as long as trump is in the ring, none of them have any chance. and i have to beg to differ with my husband a little bit. because he said there is no way the results will yield anything different than it did last time and let's just not dissuade ourselves or persuade ourselves that's correct. donald trump is in the ring. he is putting himself there. he's crowding out all the other oxygen in the room and he very well may run again. if he does, he very well could win again. the next election is in two years, not four. and the house of representatives poised for a take back from republicans. let's not pretend like these tired elvis hits, as my husband put it are not going to work. >> jim, may i, point of personal privilege. push back here. >> why would i jump in here. >> republicans will say that donald trump doesn't actually help at winning over swing voters and suburban voters. if you lo

the most dangerous politicians in terms of being anti-science, anti-vaccines, anti-truth are kristi noemou've seen -- we've had a very important last year of policy. a hundred thousand people have died and we have to get serious about the idea that vaccines work. we cannot -- masks work. we have certain states that wouldn't or criticized the idea of having masks or the idea of getting vaccines. this is not -- this is way too serious. we're beyond the idea that we can talk about both sides. this is a life and death matter, as joe biden and the white house are talking about on friday in terms of facebook. we are now in a life-and-death situation where accuracy in media really does matter now. >> it's not about censorship. that's what they're going to say. it's about reality. it's about -- >> yes. emphasizing reality. >> perry and charlotte, thank you both. i'm grateful for this. we deal with this every night in our "reliable sources" newsletter. you can sign up for free at rel reliablesources.com. >>> up next, stupid, ludicrous and dangerous. that's how murdoch sees trump. then why are fox

well by a wonderful, wonderful not only political person, but a wonderful person, governor kristi noem kristi. great job. [applause] and we have many, many members of congress here. could i ask our great congressmen and women to stand up, please, right now? what a group. what a group. [applause] what a group. all warriors. thank you very much. thank you, fellas. warriors. truly are, truly warriors. and countless other conservative leaders and politicians and people that we love and we respect, and we are fighting with and we're fighting for the. for generations the american conservative unions has helped lead the charge to defend our values, protect our country and preserve our glorious american heritage. you see they're taking our heritage away. that's not gonna happen. not gonna happen. and we were doing so well until the rigged election happened to come along. we were doing really well. but today that heritage is under threat like never before. who would have thought this could have happened? even bernie sanders is saying, i never thought this could happen. he's mild by comparison.

well by a wonderful, wonderful, not only political person, but a wonderful person, governor kristi noemu. great job. and we have many, many members of congress here. could i ask our great congressmen and women to stand up right now. what a group. what a group. what a group. all warriors. thank you very much. thank you, fellas. warriors. truly are. they are truly warriors. and countless other conservative leaders and politicians, and people that we love and we respect and we are fighting with that we are fighting for. for generations the american conservative union has helped lead the charge to defend our values, protect our country and preserve our glorious american heritage. you see they are taking our heritage away, that's not going to happen. not going to happen. and we were doing so well until the rigged election happened to come along. we were doing really well. but today that heritage is under threat like never before. who would've thought this could have happened. even the -- even bernie sanders is saying, i never thought this could happen. he is mild by comparison. in a matter o

others are being lured by governors like desantis and kristi noem who are saying come to our state.ession. we're going to give you a bonus, $1,000 as they did in florida. joe, the fraternal order of police and here's what he had to say. >> all of a sudden politicians in seattle and minneapolis and washington, d.c., suddenly want to fund the police and they want to hire more police officers. i mean, where is this energy been over the last 20 months as we have seen historic surge in homicides? we had over 20,000 people murdered in the united states in 2020 which is numbers we haven't seen since the mid '90s when it's politically expeed yont want to hire police officers, suddenly they want to jump on the bandwagon. ask yourself, how many people, how many fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, were sacrificed on the altar of the woke anti-police movement? i mean, it's truly disgusting. brian: there is two things going on. they are saying devalue cops, defund cops. and then take their powers away. let them know they are the problem. if anyone wants to put on that uniform. they got to go back

president trump will be there, governor kristi noem, rick perry , who else? >> we've got dr.ms who spoke against critical race theory, someone who survived chinese come communism and is speaking out against this radical leftist agenda in our schools, so it is about not only our conservative leaders but also, this organic grassroots individuals who are really making a difference in their community. they will not be canceled, we're going to be fighting against this leftist agenda, because we're here to save america. ainsley: the theme, "america un canceled" and you took it to texas this year. we'll be watching you can watch it live on fox nation. thanks so much matt and mercedes we appreciate it so much. >> thank you. ainsley: along with all of the speeches watch on fox nation speeches of president trump and many others just go to foxnation .com to sign up and stream cpac live today through sunday. 8:35 here on the east coast, coming up it's a busy morning at the old south pancake house in texas where lawrence jones, whose also speaking at cpac, is having breakfast with our fri

whether or not that be kristi noem or ted cruz, desantis separated himself as the alternative shouldnt to run. rachel: i think that is fair to say. go back to the sound we just heard. this cultural divide, it is no honker left versus right, republican versus democrat, it is about who loves government, who loves freedom and who loves america and who doesn't. i think we're getting to a point where people are beginning to speak in more clear terms about that and you know, even this debate over the flag. you know, even the debate over our national anthem. these are foundational things and i guess you know, tax brackets, some little things we've been fighting about for the last 15 years are starting to slide away and we're starting to get down to foundation. pete: you're exactly right. that is all gone. donald trump didn't create that but exacerbated that. democrats came out who they were and republicans conservatives are defending basic things. rachel: is it donald trump or the pandemic? pete: was a part of it too. for sure. we told you our good friend lawrence jones would be taking the