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party. and at the expense of of obviously normal people in the republican party, as well as independent s. a and but, you know, he's painted himself into a corner at thisf t point. >> and his only you know,e fr i don't think he can get out of it, quite frankly. >> yeah. it just doesn't seem lik nol: it e a winning strategy. well, the other strategy he has is, okay, i'm not going i'm e my policy.nk the >> i'm just going to tell you the economy. i know you think the economy's ba bad. d. the economy's really great. you're just, you know, notgreat. you're not feeling it, but it's great. >> well, i wouldn't dismiss thisn't dismiss this from presii to dismiss student loan debtsmi don't know. that's an ideological move on on behalf of the biden administration. i known adi don'at's a rush a u i think that is uglygl, practicl politics. i think that we'll also hear and point out and we shouldd how ugly that it is that welders have to pay for the college debt of. 26 year olds. but it's not s o much ideological as it is just sheer ugly politics of buying votes. h >> right. this is the type of thing we

people along with the republican party. to the caller's question, you do see that pattern of union members, have seen that for quite a while, probably going back to the 1930's and before, identifying with the democratic party. host: william in mississippi for our guest, jackson, mississippi. independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call once again. i want to talk about some things that i heard. i don't disagree with too much of what your guest is saying, but i just want to point this out because i know people are listening. when they talk about the black mail loader, don't believe in that malarkey. i am 57 years old now. the people that sit up there and talk about them switching, 85, 90 percent of those people don't vote. either they are locked up, don't vote at all. i have had 10 conversations in the last three years about different things that trump didn't do, things that congress passed, that trump takes credit for. you hit these people with these facts, they say, i never thought about voting. but they try to influence a lot of people that do vote. people, listen to me. when it comes to black people, 85, 90% of people talking about switching ove

people who can enforce that law are sheriffs. and we need to start asking the sheriffs. s i haven't changed, actually, no. >> kari lake is the republican party'st idea of who they should run for the united statee senate seat that they really want to take this year in arizona.hi but i mean, clock the context, the specifics that she was offering there in that clip. she wants individual sheriffs in arizona to start enforcing the n state's 1864 abortion ban. sheriffs and sheriff deputies get out there, get to it. get out on the streets. find out who's pregnant. s we want the sheriffs enforcing this. watch when you cross county lines. there's a lot going on in the republican party right now. and i know that the party's presidential nominee, their mosa recent former president, donald trump, i know he sucks up all the oxygen in the room and for obvious reason he gets all the coverage, all the commentary, but note what is going on in the republican party in the trump era apart from him. i mean, just look at arizona for a second. arizona, they're not only t running kari lake for senate. this weekend, arizona republicans just chose their state's represe

approval rating was underwater and they still gave the republican party the worst showing of a marne -- a minority party since the 1930's. so when peoplenflation are the number one issues, how do you justify them going into the ballot box and pulling the lever for democrats, which they have done consistently just as recently as five months ago? while immigration and now crime and terrorism are top issues amongst republican voters, what we see time and again, specifically just five months ago in ohio and kentucky as well as virginia, is that abortion is in fact driving people to the polls. when they go to vote on anything, they pulled the lever on democrats. i suspect it's largely abortion. so the rulings on ivf in alabama, the new ban in arizona, which was just unveiled last night by republicans in the house and senate there, are a real problem and a real factor in the election, more so than economy. because it's sort of nebulous to say i'm voting on the economy. you go in and say what do i actually change. >> it's all is like a protest poll. you going to the new polling booth and you are like, what matters is abortion. in that sense,

people along with the republican party. to the caller's question, you do see that pattern of union members, have seen that for quite a while, probably going back to the 1930'sore, identifying with the democratic party. host: william in mississippi for our guest, jackson, mississippi. independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call once again. i want to talk about some things that i heard. i don't disagree with too much of what your guest is saying, but i just want to point this out because i know people are listening. when they talk about the black mail loader, don't believe in that malarkey. i am 57 years old now. the people that sit up there and talk about them switching, 85, 90 percent of those people don't vote. either they are locked up, don't vote at all. i have had 10 conversations in the last three years about different things that trump didn't do, things that congress passed, that trump takes credit for. you hit these people with these facts, they say, i never thought about voting. but they try to influence a lot of people that do vote. people, listen to me. when it comes to black people, 85, 90% of people talking about switching over don't