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going back in the to another incident with sarah palin who took office december 4, 2006 as governor, and she was in a helicopter and she resigned i think july 3, 2009. she was in a helicopter and there was a video of her with an assault rifle and a helicopter chasing a coyote or a wolf running, nowhere to hide in the video showed her shooting the animal. my question is aren't there game laws in alaska? no charges were ever filed with her. and who is paying for all of this? host: the cricket incident, met with name -- met with the name of the dog that she wrote about the got a lot of attention. do you think that is a stumbling block for her in the confirmation hearing? guest: i really don't think so. it was more of a stomach block for her prospects to be chosen as the running mate last year, but in terms of the senate confirmation process, there won't be an issue there. for some of these nominees who are definitely more on the controversial side, the assumption is they are not going to get any democratic votes. it's republicans have a 53 seat majority so as long as they can keep every

house seat where a low the time a low profile woman named mary paul tola, a moderate democrat, beat palin for that seat and got elected and the conservative republican governor of state also got reelected. so same electorate. three different outcomes didn't tilted towards either party. what it did was give voters the power to choose who they wanted to, represent them and made sure that a majority of votes determine those outcomes in the general election. not 7% in a low turnout primary. i want to talk about general and the new generation of voters kind of been delighted as a millennial myself. see millennials go from being that bloc that everybody talked about and every article about to now gen z, everybody about gen z and. before this panel began, we were all talking about children. i'm a new father darren. you have children? i'm as you're thinking about the struggle, equality, and you're looking at this election happening right now, what what role do young folks, particularly z, play in the future of democracy? they play everything. you know, the future is theirs. right? i'm getting old

going back to sarah palin as governor. she was in a helicopter and resigned in july of 2009. she was in a helicopter and i saw this on the news media. there was a video of her with an assault rifle chasing a coyote or wolf running with nowhere to hide and she was should iting the animal. aren't there game laws in alaska. who is paying for all of this. >> the cricket incident was the name of the dog incident that got attention. is that a stumbling block? >> no, i don't think so. it was a stumbling block to be chosen as his running mate last year. i don't think there is an issue there. for some nominees it's the controversial side. the assumption they won't get democratic votes. republicans have a 53 seat majority. as long as they keep everyone together or lose a few votes. this is for potential defeat. >> just going through the list. who to watch for potential defeat. pete hegset, his hearing is tomorrow morning. two more whose hearings are not next week. that's kelsey gabbard. it could be next week. the third is cash the nominee for fbi director. his confirmation hearing will

going back in the to another incident with sarah palin who took office december 4, 2006 as governor, she was in a helicopter and she resigned i think july 3, 2009. she was in a helicopter and there was a video of her with an assault rifle and a helicopter chasing a coyote or a wolf running, nowhere to hide in the video showed her shooting the animal. my question is aren't there game laws in alaska? no charges were ever filed with her. and who is paying for all of this? host: the cricket incident, met with name -- met with the name of the dog that she wrote about the got a lot of attention. do you think that is a stumbling block for her in the confirmation hearing? guest: i really don't think so. it was more of a stomach block for her prospects to be chosen as the running mate last year, but in terms of the senate confirmation process, there won't be an issue there. for some of these nominees who are definitely more on the controversial side, the assumption is they are not going to get any democratic votes. it's republicans have a 53 seat majority so as long as they can keep everyone