they all believe on the fundamental premises of america's welfare state, which is a socialist system. they also believe in what i believe is the worst mistake americans ever made. and that's the conversion of our federal government from a limited government republic, which was our founding governmental system to a national security state. this is the worst governmental system, whether it's adopted by the united states, russia, china cube, or north korea pakistan, egypt. because this is a type of governmental system that we use, i'm nip it in ours. so while people and both sides, both parties sometimes decry the forever morse. not very often because they, they really stand jointly in favor of most of them inside this. you drove by the hand of the afghanistan, one albeit has got the ukraine one. that's right. but that was inevitable. anyway, i mean, it was clear that the taliban were ultimately going to win that war. and it was just a matter of which president was going to have to suffer the indignity of being, having us troops forced out during his term of office. so he didn't really e

of america. what more do you need to do to o convince americans that fight is our fight? >> i'm not sure i set the premise for a couple of reasons. one, if you look at polling, this is not what is driving things but some of the polls i saw suggest there is strong and enduring support for our support for you crane. in congress, yes, there are some loud voices that are taking a different tack but if you look at the majority in both parties, the support is there. and sustained. i had an opportunity to spend some time with leader mitch mcconnell. the house foreign affairs committee, mccall. also a very strong supporter. i believe the support is still there. we of course have to continually try to focus. it is national progression. you have intense focus on something over a period of time. actually the intensity of the focus on ukraine lasted longer than i would have predicted but inevitably other things happen. the media moves on and it is in those moments where sure, it is a little bit more challenging to keep people focused on something and in so doing to really sustain the support but at least where we are

attacks on the premise of american exceptionalism and receipt everywhere, union and the next generation of youth and military leaders. ronald reagan spoke of a shining city on a hill. america be perfect for it to be exceptional. our constitution provides the foundation for the never ending work of achieving their historic and aspirational vision presented by our founding fathers. to p.r. at -- to be our adversaries, we must have a leader who understands free markets. i remember visiting east berlin going through checkpoint charlie before the wall fell. i remember working with our first partner just after they became free. i have seen how freedom and liberty transforms lives of people around the world, and it is a reminder of the power of a president to lifts up america at home and abroad. at times of great uncertainty, i would like to close with genesis, chapter 12, when lauren said to abram, go from your country, your people and others household to the land i will show you. i will bless you. i will make your name great and you will be a blessing. i bless t

america, i'm not running for president of israel. i am running for president of the united states. just as it is time for israel to return to its founding premisein the u.s. to return to ours. george washington in his 1796 farewell speech ended david ben-gurion is israel as george washington is to this country. he reminded us that our job is to be strong, mind our own affairs and avoid foreign military entanglements that don't relate directly to our homeland in united states of america. i am sharing my honest view and we have to have an open debate on the path forward. i am a george washington america first conservative and i believe the relationship with israel is strongest when it is rounded in american self interest, not in fleeting sympathy. that is better for america and israel. i will remind you president donald trump was wrongly criticized of anti-semitism during his campaign and presidency but did more for israel in a few short years than most presidents who spouted off the right slogans. i don't spout slogans either and under my watch we will go further, taking the abraham accords to new heights. by the end of my first term i am confid

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are all based on the premise that joe biden is not strong enough to respond to protect america's interest. and when predators see a weak american president, they will take advantage oft. that's why it's so important that right now he reverse course. just like jimmy carter did. jimmy carter was not a strong president. when the ayatollahs took over in 1979 and took americans hostages. when soviet invaded afghanistan. he did a u-turn. he has to do a u-turn on iraq policy and broader policy. >> lawrence: he is also is not responding back here at home as we see folks in the middle of the street in the major cities as hamas is calling for a day of rage. got folks in america waiving hamas flags. it just doesn't seem like the administration understands the ideology. >> he has got openly anti-semitic members in his own party in congress like rashida tlaib that he won't condemn by name. >> brian: says she is very smart. >> is he essentially apologizing for all of these pro-hamas rallies. let's remember, hamas didn't just two weeks ago butcher babies and burn families alive, they now to this very moment still have hostages, babies, children, women, in gaza doing god knows what

attacks on the premise of american exceptionalism and receipt everywhere, union and the next generation of youth and military leaders. ronald reagan spoke of a shining city on a hill. americabe perfect for it to be exceptional. our constitution provides the foundation for the never ending work of achieving their historic and aspirational vision presented by our founding fathers. to p.r. at -- to be our adversaries, we must have a leader who understands free markets. i remember visiting east berlin going through checkpoint charlie before the wall fell. i remember working with our first partner just after they became free. i have seen how freedom and liberty transforms lives of people around the world, and it is a reminder of the power of a president to lifts up america at home and abroad. at times of great uncertainty, i would like to close with genesis, chapter 12, when lauren said to abram, go from your country, your people and others household to the land i will show you. i will bless you. i will make your name great and you will be a blessing. i bless those who bless you and whoever curses you, i will curse, and all the peoples on earth will be blessed through you. than

premise of this hearing. any child who shows up at our board deserves to be treated like a real human being. treated like a visitor to americaand given protection and help in areas that are most vulnerable in their lives. i hope we all accept that premise. if you don't i'm sorry. i will tell you this having accepted that premise you have to ask with the current system designed long before we ran into these numbers is adequate to the task. where are these unaccompanied children go? what families of the being sent to? how did they refer them? how do we follow up? how do we make sure their statements we were there. the sheer #given you here make it difficult for me too understand how we can say were going to keep up with this flow of people and maintain quality care for these kids. i've given a long opening statement hope will be able to avoid but couldn't like to start if i could talk about the economic circumstances create this. those economic circumstances have been in the world for a long time. what change last three or four years? >> thank you chairman durbin push factors as you mentioned the political stability, the pover

america is not a country in if decline. under joe biden, we're a country-specific friendsatfoxnewcountry -- counte citizens of the united states, under what legal premisewill you expel u.s. citizens? >> so the first i think i agree with everything and the republicans on the stage are on the right side of the issue, militarize the southern border, stop funding sanctuary cities and send aid to mexico and southern america to stop coming across. i go a step further and favor ending birthright citizenship for the kids of illegal immigrants in this country. now the left will howl about the constitution and the 14th amendment. the difference between me and them is i've read the 14th amendment. it says that all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the laws and jurisdiction thereof are citizens. so nobody believes that the kid of a mexican diplomat in this country enjoys birthright citizenship. not a judge or legal scholar in this country will disagree with me on that . if a kid of a mexican diplomat doesn't enjoy birthright citizenship, than neither does a kid of illegal migrant that broke the law to come here and the father of two s

, america's cultural revolution how the radical left conquered everything and what the path could be for a conservative counter. let's take a look . counter. let's take a look. >> well, the premise ofh was erupted in riots all over the united states. >> and i tell this story through the through the profiles of herbert marcuse, angela davis, paulo ferreira and derrick bell. these are the pivotal figures in critical theory, starting from the philosophical underpinnings by herbert marcuse to the neo—marxist philosopher all the way to derrick bell, who was the mentor and really the father figure for critical race theory in the late 80s and early 90s. and so it was a long patient blitz through america's institutions for many years. it happened really under the radar. the public was not aware of what was happening, but in that summer of 2020, i think it was clear to just about everyone something has radically shifted in our institutions . this book in our institutions. this book explains exactly what happened and exactly why the world felt so different in the last few years . years. >> well, let's start with the third section of your book, which is about paulo ferreira, who's the marxist

, america's cultural revolution how the radical left conquered everything and what the path could be for a conservative counter. let's take a look . counter. let's take a look. >> well, the premise ofwhich was erupted in riots all over the united states. >> and i tell this story through the through the profiles of herbert marcuse, angela davis, paulo ferreira and derrick bell. these are the pivotal figures in critical theory, starting from the philosophical underpinnings by herbert marcuse to the neo—marxist philosopher all the way to derrick bell, who was the mentor and really the father figure for critical race theory in the late 80s and early 90s. and so it was a long patient blitz through america's institutions for many years. it happened really under the radar. the public was not aware of what was happening, but in that summer of 2020, i think it was clear to just about everyone something has radically shifted in our institutions . this book in our institutions. this book explains exactly what happened and exactly why the world felt so different in the last few years . years. >> well, let's start with the third section of your book, which is about paulo ferreira, who's the mar