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fox oan won't quit the big lie any time soon so where does this lead us? >> nowhere good.g in the data is the effectiveness over and over and over again and co-lesses and it's stunning to see in a poll 97% of any subgroup believing anything. right? that's an extraordinary high number and yet for those viewers for one american news and news max is unanimous believing the election was stolen. again, i think it's notable that there is two big lies here. like one is about the election but the bigger lie behind that is the country has been stolen from them and so once you've spent four years, five if you count the campaign of the trump years telling people their country is stolen from them, it's only a small step to say the election was stolen and something much bigger than that has been stolen from them and that did see the ground for these views. >> it's really frightening. i mean, do you think this came out of the trump presidency or here already? i mean, would we be seeing people believing in all of these lies and all of this craziness if it were not for him? >> you know, i

then there's, believe it or not, even further right-wing outlets like oan and news maxx.their views believe it. i want you to just look at some of the lies that they're being fed on these networks. lies. watch this. >> you have a group of corrupt people who have absolute contempt for the american people, who believe that we're so spineless, so cowardly, so unwilling to stand up for ourselves that they can steal the presidency. >> it is a national disgrace how some states have handled this election. >> we cannot allow america's election to be corrupted. we cannot. >> stop letting people tell you that we don't have the evidence, because we do. and this is only going to continue. this fraud will continue and america will be doomed for the next 20 years. >> okay. so there's no evidence. it has been proven not to be true over and over and over again by republican election officials. fox -- and the supreme court. fox, oan, they're not going to quit the big lie anytime soon. so where does this lead us? >> well, nowhere good. i think what we're seeing in the data here is the effe

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we have oan, fox news, radio stations spreading far right.nizing the other side. when you do that, it's easier to commit acts of crime and violence. i think we need to have a reality check, make sure we are strong on our message, but also start combatting all of these false attacks that are happening. but one of the things we need to say is we need to pass stricter gun laws. it's unconscionable that a 17-year-old was able to purchase an ar-15 and carry it on the streets. freedom, democracy and safety is a priority and should continue to be for every one involved. >> debbie, i will see you later in the show. thank you, malcolm. as a reminder, he has this new book out. >>> three separate investigations into a school district in southlake, texas. we will talk to one of the co-hosts about the latest discrimination allegations after the break. >>> immigration reform, have democrats missed their chance or is it on the horizon? is it on the horizon #1 for diabetic dry skin #1 for psoriasis symptom relief and #1 for eczema symptom relief. gold bond.

. >> the judge is looking for his next gig on fox news or whatever, oan or whatever.s judge is going to be on the payoff. >> sean: remember in the twisted world the mob and the media and the democratic party, there is no presumption of innocence, zero due process and no rule of law. just feeling an opinion and by the way, they are usually long pier they were wrong on ferguson, baltimore, freddie gray and many wrong on uva. oh, remember that kid from covington high school? yeah, he will be a billionaire. and when their feelings and opinions derailed by facts and logic, it is racism. what a shock. everything the left doesn't like apparently as racist. everything every voter who doesn't vote the right way, we'll call them a racist too. every three years, for years that is their playbook. every american that doesn't agree with them or every person who dares gets in their way and if democrats cared about what really happened in a riots, pay attention to the 534 violent riots that took place september 2020. where is that commission, liz cheney? maybe they should start a com

housekeeper, casually accuse someone you don't like of a crime, then back to bed to rub one out to oan. speaking of blowhards picking fights, have you been following the twitter feud between ted cruz and big bird? after the fda approved the covid vaccine for children aged five to eleven, big bird tweeted, "i got the covid-19 vaccine today! big bird is like a 6-year-old. my wing is feeling a little sore, but it'll give my body an extra protective boost that keeps me and others healthy." and ted cruz, who desperately wants to be noticed, lashed out. "government propaganda for your 5-year-old." this is how they think. if the government says it, it's propaganda. if congress does it, it's socialism. if the executive branch does it, it's fascism. if the president says it, he's a dictator. and if the media says it, it's fake news. the elections are rigged, the deep state runs the world, and big bird is working for merck. and it's interesting because not only is ted cruz vaccinated, he was born with an immunity that protects him from contracting any friends. but the truth is i think maybe ted

seriously because of that connection to the point where donald trump re-tweeted an interview with him that oanminion voting and verb atim quoting sonants from the research boards and, boom, the election was rigged, the election was rigged and now, like, mainstreamed in the republican party. and just as a side note, ron watkins is probably the single most unimpressive person i've ever met. he gets more unimpressive the more he talks. and i have a pure mathematics degree. what he's talking about or thinks he's talking about is central limit theorem, which essentially is standard deviation, which is a concept in mathematics that everyone knows that just because something lines up 100% doesn't make it correct. so, it is -- he's running in the state first congressional district of arizona. he's not the only former qanon-linked person to run. stacy diaz, who was probably one of the first people behind qanon, she is now republican member of the state executive committee in south carolina. >> yeah. you just can't make this stuff up, but it just goes to the old saying, just because you believe in somet

take a look at this. 97% of far right news fans such as oan believe the election was stolen. for fox, it's 82% of fox news fans believe the election was stolen. both the numbers are obviously very alarming. neither one is acceptable since the election was not stolen, but what does that tell you? >> it tells you not only for a long time we've been thinking about fox news and measuring that. what we found during the trump era is we started having to measure one more click to the right. and that was organizations that get built up like one america news. that became trump's mouth piece during his administration. and we're seeing that real effect show up particularly among republicans. it just escalates. so among -- you see it among the people who believe the election was stolen. you also see that escalation among people who think that violence is going to be justified. 4 in 10 among those who -- among those republicans who most trust. >> i think december 2016 i first heard this pizzagate nonsense which is the precursor of the qanon nonsense. the idea democrats, liberals are all c

yesterday and i'll be extremely blunt, it appears this judge is looking for his next gig on fox news or oan or whatever it is. this judge is going beyond the pale in trying to show off for the country his conservative credentials or whatever it may be, and shielding kyle rittenhouse, treating him as if he's a child. i think the behavior of the judge in tow at that time is the problem. the prosecutor is a habitual line-stepper. i noticed that during this trial, and he did step on that line where you get into that constitutional danger zone by going into the lack of communication or kyle remaining silent after the arrest. the problem with that with this judge is he's attempting to hang his hat on anything to protect kyle. i would not be surprised, al thoef i think it would be wrong, if he was granted the mistrial without the ability to retry kyle rittenhouse for these crimes. it's as if he wants to do that. that would be problematic for all of us. i wouldn't be surprised. >> i want to know what you thought about a very interesting moment yesterday which is kyle rittenhouse saying he got this

it's moving across and more oan issue of transportation.g to be the most important job of a retailer is maintaining the benefit you got from covid pricing power shifted away from the retailer,to the consumer in a span of two months, retailers regain pricing power inflation is a bad thing, except when it's called lower promotion. the hold space as the the ability, if they choose so, to be less promotional. the question is who ad heres to that >> thank you >> good to see you happy holidays >> meantime, tech stocks continue to feel the pain. nasdaq down 1.5% and wood was on this morning >> what we would be doing is shorting stocks that are in the big bench marks. and when we get into a risk off situation, what happens is portfolio managers and analysts run back to the stocks, get closer to the bench marks and dump our stocks- great opportunity for us, as we have experienced in the last few days, to pick up on those stocks it's simply a risk off move to get closer to benchmarks and we think the benchmarks are where tbig risks are longer ter. >>

how about you go raise money to run those ads on oan and fox news and news max and telling those brokethose various states how the infrastructure bill is going to benefit them. i'm sorry, james, i need you to shut up and do your job and stop trying to pin it on people who are doing the work. >> all right well, you know, roland has strong thoughts. i have to say i think a lot of us feel that way. i think it's going to be hard for a lot of people, you're looking at the screen right now, this is the rising majority of america, and when this group of people starts getting centered it's going to be uncomfortable for a lot of people. at this point in history, we're comfortable making people uncomfortable. thank you to my amazing panel, you guys are rock stars, rock star panel, thanks for being here. don't go anywhere, though, coming up, i've got congresswoman karen bass. she's going to talk about the passage of the infrastructure plan and her run for mayor of los angeles. stay with us. for mayor of los angeles. stay with us where everything just seems to go your way. ♪ ♪ you're in good hands

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