there is no republican party. there is a trump party. the republican party is taking a nap somewhere. >> taking a nap. and as i mentioned, i have a special report. why it could blow up in their faces. and then the behind-the-scenes look at the mueller probe. michael wolff makes his first appearance on "the beat." he says he has secret mueller memos. all of that on the show tonight. all of that on the show tonight. we got the idea that if we took two dimensional patient imaging and put it in holographic displays, we could dissect around the tumor so we can safely remove it. when we first started, we felt like this might just not be possible but verizon 5g ultra wideband will give us the ability to do this. ♪ if ywhen you brush or floss, you don't have to choose between healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax has 8 designed benefits for healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors

these republican senators and the democratic party are going to find themselves on the wrong side of ory if something terrible happens to this country. lou: when i watch cornyn and grassley and the whole bunch of the republican leadership -- do we have this picture of the republican leadership in the senate? i would like to show the folks -- the audience these folks who pretend they are leaders. again, do we have that picture available? if not -- there they are. quite a jovial bunch. joni ernst, roy blunt, right to -- right to your right to left there, connell in the middle -- mcconnell in the middle. john barrasso, john thune in the back. these people are the ones selling out this president, and i want every american to see just who it is that is trying to commit, first of all, they're committing political suicide because they are refusing to support this president. they didn't pay much attention to what happened in the november midterms last year. everyone who did not support this president lost their seat, that's why the democrats are in control. it's going to happen again. and to

these republican senators and the democratic party are going to find themselves on the wrong side of history if something terrible happens to this country. lou: when i watch cornyn and grassley and the whole bunch of the republican leadership -- do we have this picture of the republican leadership in the senate? i would like to show the folks -- the audience these folks who pretend they are leaders. again, do we have that picture available? if not -- there they are. quite a jovial bunch. joni ernst, roy blunt, right to -- right to your right to left there, connell in the middle -- mcconnell in the middle. john barrasso, john thune in the back. these people are the ones selling out this president, and i want every american to see just who it is that is trying to commit, first of all, they're committing political suicide because they are refusing to support this president. they didn't pay much attention to what happened in the november midterms last year. everyone who did not support this president lost their seat, that's why the democrats are in control. it's going to happen again. and

about to find out as we await the decision. >> this is another case where the interest of the republican party in particular are at stake because especially after the 2010 census, when the republicans controlled states like florida, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, which some of which they don't control anymore, they drew the lines so that republicans, even though they were very evenly divided in terms of overall voters, overwhelmingly controlled the state legislative districts. and the question in this case and we'll know the answer soon is, is that constitutional? is it constitutional to draw district lines that dramatically advantage one party or the other? the maryland case, the democrats did it. if the democrats don't control as many states as the republicans. so the question which the court, as you point out, has never clearly resolved is, we know it's unlawful to discriminate on the base of race in drawing district lines but is it constitutional to draw lines based on partisan affiliation? that's the issue in this case. >> it's the first amendment question, equal protection question but j

the republican party doesn't think he's going to win. head of the republican party comes to lynn -- lincoln and tells him you're going to be lucky to carry three states, including your own this, is not looking if. but very an idea. you should go to talk with jefferson davis and make an offer for peace if they'll come back into the union. because that is going to show the american public that the problem isn't you. it's jefferson davis was he's too stubborn to call an end to this. so lincoln sleeps on it, wakes up the next morning and says i can't do it. he's written a note an emsary can walk through the lines and says god would damn him for all time now they makeup about 10% of it. that is significant. lincoln writes a note to his cabinet. he takes it bolted up and asks all of the members of the cabinet to sign the envelope without telling them what contents are. landingham is one of the people responsible for writing the form. he has an idea to include a platform to call the war a failure and demand immediate cessation of hostilities. o

let's listen to this. >> the republican party walked off a cliff. they're third party status. it's exactly what donald trump is doing. mitch mcconnell, completely police it is doing to the republican party nationally. they don't know what's about to hit them. they have no governing philosophy. they have no value system that's interesting. those others will be a majority. so wake up. >> do you think he's right? do you think that the republican party is going to be turned into a third party status? >> well, i think the republican party needs to reform. i think what governor newsome is speaking ability is what happened in california after pete wilson passed prop 187 in 1994 to win re-election and prop 187 would have denied even education to those who were undocumented. the republicans basically were decimated in every election and today don't even have a single state wide officer. and i think what the governor is saying is that if the republican party doesn't reform, they won't be successful. now, look, george w. bush understood this. >> can i ask you, though, i'm a californian.

the republican party had long been free trade.his attitudes on foreign policy, the atlantic alliance, confronting dictatorships, entitlement reform and so forth, he's transforming it, but i'm telling you, don, this is not a policy attachment that's there. it's much deeper than that. >> yeah. >> at least -- i think the polling evidence shows that and my own experience with people says it. >> yeah. >> there is something about the rage of donald trump, and they feel like -- >> it's resonating with him. i'm running out of time. alice, what do you think of that? can he -- he's not expanding his base. literally, i have ten seconds here. can he win without expanding his base and going back to the groundhog day, as you said? >> he absolutely can. the base he had in 2016 is the base he has now and he will benefit from the power of the incumbency. >> okay. >> look, he will continue to build on certainly what he has, but a lot of people that are critics of him will focus on the words and the demeanor, but the reality is his base and the peop

the democratic party was the more conservative branch. so he stayed with the republican his life,ughout throughout his time in -- up death in 1947. but he was a very staunch republicanf the party in that era. ironically, on the national was -- ironically, on the local level, many of the individuals who supported his institution were democrats, state-supported democrats, legislators, also supporting his institution. very shrewd, keen politician in his way of navigating the political arena. >> explain the formation of north carolina college. when and why? started out -- he actually starts in 1909. not incorporated until 1910. starts out as the national institute forning the negro race. after he travels the world with the international sunday school association, he gets this that the bestieve way to move african-americans the better through training of ministers. he believes that if ministers, african-american ministers were properly educated and properly trained, they would be able to communities their and educate their congregations on proper morality. and so he had this

this is the decision point for the republican party, for mexico as well.resident sent a very clear message. mexico has been acting in bad faith, and we're not going to allow them to do it any longer. so whether it's the rinos on capitol hill or whether it's our southerly neighbors, these people have a very simple choice to make. deal with this president or pay the consequences. lou: the consequences, unfortunately or, are going to be made by the -- paid by the american people. because without a secure border, we are vulnerable to every kind of threat, terrorist threat, drug smuggling, sex trafficking, the opiate deaths in this country rising, as you know, exponentially every year. this president the only candidate who had the guts to take on the opiate addiction crisis that we face, and now his senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, is undercutting him with the same glee in his eye that you would expect to be in chuck schumer's or the deep state, thed radical dems -- the radical dems who have tried to obstruct him every step of the way, or worse, subvert

he does control the republican party. this is his party. rubio and graham two and a half years ago at least ran against him for the nomination. and said he wasn't qualified. he was a con man. both used that phrase. con man. today he is showing them off in his rally. making clear they now belong to the party of trump. so does sanders. she maybe the future of the party. she takes the stage. he wants her to run for gov nor of arkansas in 2022. and that would be the next generation of trump supporters if she were to run and win. the big difference between the last time and this time isn't the message or the hats or the music. it's the republican party. >> it strikes me in the past at some rallies they have shown live coverage of fox news to the crowd. as a warm up. it's further strikes me that had they done that tonight there's a chance some of the poll numbers would have appeared on the screen. is there any evidence sensitivity to those quite real poll numbers that you were able too pick up? >> not among supporters. i interviewed a dozen peopl

and i think it's going to lead the republican party to very dark and dangerous places. ere a critic of donald trump, you don't have a home in the party. >> are you saying the gop is embracing his anger and rhetoric too? >> yeah, in fact it's deeper than the policy. there's something visceral about it. there's a tremendous amount of resentment and grievance that characterizes much of the republican base. not all of it, much of it. and they see donald trump as a wrecking ball. the guy who will bring a gun to a knife fight. i heard this a lot, people say george w. bush. mitt romney and mccain were decent people. decent and honorable than donald trump. but too gentle. it's something about trumps dehumanization. his cruelty. that inspires republicans and attracts them. i find that to be deeply depressing. it's a reality you have to accept and confront. and hope it works its way out of the system. >> give me your view. he says the take over of the republican party is complete. >> as we look at things right now, it is complete. with regard to looking at 2020. he is the face and

>> it's not so much the republican party as it's the party of donald trump. >> but that is the republicant has given up. they've surrendered any of their oftencible values and belief in strong national security and historic alliances to the cult of donald trump. they're willing to back up and support even the most outlandish of statements and beliefs when he salutes, be it vladimir putin or kim jong-un. they will fall in line. that is the modern republican party. >> but isn't that the modern republican party because they want to get re-elected? we keep blaming president trump, but i watch ed them talking abot the d-day celebration saying it was an honor to celebrate president trump. it's the republicans who have put these lawmakers into place and the president threatens them. if you look at my approval rating when they push back against them. >> they're voting for the leadership that they are getting right now. and i just contrast is to what fdr did in the run up to world war ii. you have a leader who convinced, there was an isolationist fervor in the country. no one wanted to get involve

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unfortunately the republican party has no faction today. it is entirely mr. y. >> so do you think the republican party any longer stands for all the values you write about in this book? >> certainly not or i might not have written the book. this book is to say this is what conservatism has been, it's a dig need useful persuasion and it can be again. >> since we're doing the book club you've suggested recently that you think everyone should go back and read "all the kings men" it applies directly to the moment we are in now. why? >> it's the great american political novel and it is about populism and it is about an unhinged executive, huey long of alabama who in the novel is willie stark and it shows you what can happen when a leader, an executive, escapes all restraints and is a law unto himself. >> george will, i want to thank you for being with us this morning. if people have the internet go back, i did a piece once with george where i had him read out loud from a harlequin novel. that is worth the price of admission. >> glad to be with you. >>> we are follo

the republican party doesn't think he's going to win. the head of the republican party comes to lincoln in august and tells him you're going to be lucky to carry three states, including your own. this is not looking good. but i have an idea. i think you should send an emissary down to talk with jefferson davis and make an offer for peace if they'll come back into the union because that is going to show the american public that the problem isn't you. the problem isn't how you are sticking with slavery or emancipation. the problem is jefferson davis because he is too stubborn to call an end to this. he also kind of suggests that lincoln might want to reconsider his position on emancipation, at least for public consumption. ,o lincoln thinks about this , wakes up the next morning and says i can't do it. he'd written a note that an emissary can pass through the lines. he sticks that in a drawer. he says god would damn him for all time if he abandoned the slaves and the freedmen. there is a practical problem because the emancipation proclamat

>> he is -- he is right that -- and this has been the story of the trump presidency and the republican party last two years where there's a lot that gets said behind closed doors from republicans about this president that is totally different than what they say in public, and a lot of that is because they believe that the republican party voters are largely with trump, that there's just not a lot of room for somebody to come in and challenge trump as a republican, and you've seen that as you've looked at some of the people who were floating the idea of launching a primary challenge to trump, someone like a john kasich. i think the only one right now is bill weld who is up in new hampshire. >> who was the libertarian vice presidential candidate last time. >> there just isn't a lot of room right now in the republican party which does raise the question if amash would do this, whether he might look to do it as a libertarian. >> maybe he -- there is no political calculus. maybe this is what he believes, and he's not necessarily looking two campaigns down or looking to make had a national name fo

we've gotten used to from two years ago, two and a half years ago is he does now control this republican party. this is donald trump's party. marco rubio and lindsey graham ran against him for the nomination and excoriated him and said he wasn't qualified to be a president, that he was a con man. today he is showing off in his rally making clear they now belong to the party of trump. so does sarah huckabee sanders. she may the future of the party of trump in a way. she takes the stage. he wants her to run for governor of arkansas of course in 2022 when the seat comes open and that would be the next generation of trump supporters if she were to run and win. so the big difference between the last time and this time isn't the message, isn't the hats, isn't the music but it is the republican party. >> annie, it strikes me that in the past at some trump rallies they have shown live coverage of fox news to the crowd as kind of a warmup. it further strikes me that had they done that tonight there is a chance some of those poll numbers would have appeared on the screen. is there any evident sensitivit

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jillian: the governor of california's bold prediction about the republican party, democrat gavin newsomevolve into a third party within 15 years because of hyper masculinity and the no phobia. >> the republican party, third-party status, exactly what donald trump is doing and mitch mcconnell is completely complicit. they don't even know what is about to hit them. i am sympathetic to what they are about to experience which is a profound divide. they are finished. jillian: pretty stoking fear. your responses have been pouring in all morning long. rob: not drift democrats have their way there will be only one party, the socialist party. jillian: on facebook michael posting they have proven their allegiance is only to the rich and influential corporations and the people are tired of being ignored. rob: i am a californian and shake my head and how he got elected. rob: a young girl wows the crowd with the national anthem. ♪ the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ rob: pretty good voice. marley performing at a little league championship game in california. jillian: she has quite a f

party apparatus. they become a democrat or republican for life and are loyal to the party. for me, politics was about the human drama. i was fascinated by the intersection of ideas and people , and how ideas can shape history. i was a conservative before i was a republican. host: peter wehner, his new book "the death of politics, how to heal our frayed republic after trump." republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents and all others, (202) 748-8002. you can also send us a tweet. ever a part -- you opposed president trump from the beginning -- but once he was nominated do used to back and say, i am open to giving him a chance, as a republican? host: more even as an american than a republican. anybody who cares about their country of loves it once the president to succeed and do well for the sake of the country, and i hope i was open to having him prove me wrong. i am certainly willing even now as a critic of trump to acknowledge that he has done things that from my perspective have been good. his court appointments have been very good. increased spend

i think he wants the republican party to turn into a bunch of daffodils. what do you think?laughter] >> right. well, i don't think that the governor of california, the one that's actually allowing its major cities to turn into a dump, a third world country, unfortunately, we shouldn't be taking any advice from that individual. which is very sad. i'm actually here in southern california, and it's beautiful, and i would love for everyone to be able to come and witness this beauty and live here and enjoy it. but, you know, when you've got somebody like that up at the top who is, he's living in his own bubble. lou: yep. >> and the president is very strong. i don't want a president like what we had in the past who basically held an apology tour i and who was very, very weak. lou: yeah. we saw how that worked out, and we see how the iranians are spending that money that president obama give them. >> right. lou: amy tarkanian, thanks so much. we're coming right back with >> i would say if i i had one do-over, i would not have appointed jeff sessions to be attorney general. that wou

. >> i'm hereoday to announce that i have joined the republican party of arkansas. >> yang sd she was a committed conservative and very vocal but never engaged in dirty politics. >> she may diyogree with but she would love you while she cis disagreeing with you. >> a hutchinson writing i'm both stunned and saddened. collins served in the publi arena with passion and conviction. the 57-year-old collins was laid to rest over the weekend. her family now anxious for answers in the mysterious death. >> just shocking that anyone would do such a thing to such a wonderful person. >> and this morning, authorities o'donnell's are still attorney, but they have not responded back. savannah. >> morgan in arkansas for us, thank you. >> we have an important consumer

been a lot of division as you can see not only with democrat versus republicans but within the republican party how to proceed with this. melissa. melissa: hillary, thank you. connell: we are going to have more on all of this coming up. the latest response or responses coming up to the president's mexico tariff threat. you heard in hillary's report

there's no other wing of the republican party. you said the ryan wing. there is no other wing. ere's the trump wing and republicans are basically going along for a wild ride in which the president is saying ultimately in states like michigan and ohio, which according to new reports are two of the states that will be most affected by the 5% or 10% mexican tariff, that cultural fear trumps economic fear. that's ultimately what he's saying. he's giving them steel tariffs and tariffs that they like but will take the risk on others. >> what's happened to the republican party? is it a protectionist party now or is it just a trump bypass for a few years? >> i think a lot of it has to do with how much trade power has been transferred to the president over the decades. if this were a question where congress had to affirmatively give him these tariffs he wouldn't get them. two had been third supermajority in the house and senate in order to take away that power from him. that's the problem. republicans might be willing to take him on. are they going to do what looks to them like a suicide

obviously, whoever is the nominee is going to get shellacked by the right wing and the republican partyand by donald trump. and their numbers might narrow. but joe biden is ten up. >> you bring me to my next point, phillippe. wealthy republican donors are preparing a multi-million dollar effort to register more than 1 million new gop voters. president trump could be in more trouble in this reliably red state. tex sns. >> i'm not surprised. we just did a show on this focus on the hispanic vote. just automatically going to vote democrat. that is not the case at all. nonwhite hispanics say they're more conservative than the expectation is and they are, indeed, open to voting for a republican and let's keep in mind, donald trump received over 30% of the hispanic vote in 2016 despite his rhetoric. the fact that that they're focusing on registering new voters. that is something that harms a republican party beyond donald trump. >> i always feel like we're talking about texas and then it always goes red. is there real concern? >> i mean, let's not forget beto o'rourke he barely beat ted cruz.

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caller: i left the republican party as soon this somewhat president called -- he goes out and makes a dispersion about john mccain. john mccain was a good republican. he was a loyal american. he earned medals. and he was a vietnam veteran. he did not deserve anything donald trump said about him. veteran,or the former and he should just let him rest in peace. ofst: i am a graduate officer candidate school, i was a friend of mccain's -- i understand how people feel about this. i am still a republican because there are overriding republican -- philosophical issues. but you have to understand the republican base migrated from the country club to the country. upot of this is playing cultural issues, but there are still underlying market issues i think that divides the party. every voter has to make up for themselves the priorities they have in terms of determining their party identification. i appreciate the call. host: bernie, go ahead. caller: first, amen to the caller we just heard. second, an issue in our politics is money. a deeplys to be draining issue for politics. to the extent tha

not a donald trump republican and i think if donald trump were to win this next election the republican party is dead it is absolute that think about it we don't have the support of young people we are not supporting climate change recognizing that climate change is caused by man we are totally oblivious to the debt that we're leaving our children with i mean what is the legacy that we're suggesting people should appreciate republicans for what you initially had supported john kerry says for president in 2016 and then you eventually ended up publicly announcing that you were going to vote for hillary clinton during the recent reelection kickoff rally donald trump devoted a lot of time to slamming hillary as usual what are your thoughts about his. seeming obsession still with hillary clinton well he has obsession about a lot of things he shouldn't have obsession about and that's one of them let's face it hillary clinton did not run a good campaign but she was frankly an excellent senator and she was willing to work with both sides of the aisle and that's what i'm hungry for i served in congres

the republican party and democratic party are so different. s versus very, very farsightedness. republicans plan decades in advance how they're going to deal with the demographic changes they know are coming at them. they understand that they're the minority party and they plan accordingly. i call the 2010 election the armageddon election. you have a midterm where you have lower voting rates among people of color combined with the census that is a recipe for disaster for democrats. if that was armageddon, this is armageddon 2.0 like the zombies are coming when it's over. if democrats don't win in 2020, you just had the john roberts supreme court say you can gerrymander as long as you call it partisan rather than racial. i think a bit of a strategic mistake by those who brought the suit, they had been winning on race. when racial gerrymandering happened in north carolina, democrats were winning those court cases going away. because if you gerrymander based on race, it's obviously unconstitutional. they were able to tuck it under partisanship. an

hang-up about republicans he said, a couple weeks ago that the republicans are going to be con signed to the dust bin of history, a third a third partyir designee designee talking ones hbo highly likely republicans will because of their xenophobia hyper masculinity end up as party party i get the -- i get the -- the fact he doesn't like republicans. but he is just getting really -- i think frenetic, in very imaginetive in use reasons why the republicans won't win. >> again, represent city of san francisco as he did got appointed to basically staffed for years lieutenant garden grove a none on the desk -- nonjob let them be point person for illegals in california that is the -- attack republicans. >> can you explain so me something i think i am pretty as in clinton fellow i don't know that i would be hyper masculine. . do you know anybody hyper masculine? >> joe frazier i knew george forman -- >> pretty hyper, hyper masculine. >> i don't think that -- >> what -- >> ever accused of being hyper masculine. >> i am curious about why that would be so -- so much of a concern to her? >> well -- reality -- >> [laughter] >> i mean people decid

[applause] troy: now, this stands in stark contrast to the republican party, because that party has becomearty of one, and that one is donald trump. [laughs] troy: it does not matter what donald trump does, republicans continue to stand by him. he unilaterally announces a trade war on twitter and in the process screws over farmers and rural communities, and chuck grassley and joni ernst stand by his side. he alone implements a policy that splits families on the border. no plan to reunite their kids and republicans cheer. they take action to systematically destroy the very institutions that make our country the beacon of hope for the world. the gop says it is about time. and when he sets an example for our children and adults that it is ok to harass and attack people just because they might be different than you, they cheered even louder. the republican party is nothing more than the party of trump. but while they are the party of one, we are the party of many. i am proud to be part of a party -- [applause] troy: i am proud to be part of a party that embraces our diversity, that celebrates

this is an ugly moment in the history of the republican party.t is stunning what mitch mcconnell -- it's the ghost of paul ryan. you know, mcconnell is taking lessons from ryan and what he did to the republican party in the house. he wants to do the same thing to the republicans. that is destroy the majority in the senate. >> what they should be taking lessons from is the message that voters sent when they elected donald trump as president that they want immigration security and they want better trade deals and they don't want to constantly be doing things that are just in the interest of big donors, big business, you know, the globalist interest. and, you know, they're going to be put out of office if they don't get that message. lou: they're going to be put out of office twhab's the political effect. the effect on the nation will be. the president is exactly right, to bring to bear those tariffs against mexico. that is -- mexico is not watching these illegal immigrants come 2,000 miles from their southern border to the u.s. mexico border. they

not this republican party. joining me this evening, clair mccaskill a former democratic senator from missouri, knows a little bit about down state politics. charley sykes another midwesterner. msnbc contributor and editor at large. i love it. i got missouri, illinois, and wisconsin all represented right here. the tri-state powerhouse. rick pearson, let me start with you. look, it's -- is there a case where do we over rate the president's chances because of how we underrated it? and i say we. the general political class. are we all over rating the president's chances because of what happened in 2016? >> i think we have to be very careful and part of that is the hesitancy. look at how many times in 2016 his candidacy was pronounced doa. go back to john mccain not being a hero. that was kind of a death nell statement. he is president of the united states. yes we do have to be careful. there is also the fact we're still exploring in the media those various factors that led to the trump presidency. >> clair mccaskil

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the republican party in the run-up to the last election was just such an awful spectacle. watching one person after another go after each other in this circular firing squad. i actually feel a little bad for poor old joe biden. of course, joe biden is old but so is bernie sanders. so is ee llizabeth warren. >> elder statesmen can be a double-edged sword. >> it can be. what we are going to watch for the next year and a half is the democrats going after their number one person in the polls. warren, they're coming for you next. >> doesn't matter how many of the democrats attack biden. as long as trump keeps attacking biden, he can be happy. 1966, nixon's campaigning around the country for leaders. he gets under johnson's skin. johnson denounces him as a chronic campaigner making him the focus of the republicans. he went on to be elected. >> that is something -- it's interesting here. the trump campaign has been trying to get the president to direct his tweets at people other than biden. go after warren. go after bernie. do something to make the democrats have to own the farth

it's the single biggest threat to the republican party.mocratic house candidates over republicans. 67% to 32%. 57% of millennial's say their liberal whites will% identify conservative. recent survey showed those -- but those born after 1992, even more liberals, hopefully we have a conservative millennial right here what you make of this? pullover because the young people don't like. >> young people also go for socialism and capitalism because they don't know what socialism is paid is not surprising i've known this for long time, colleges and universities is where the stars. in an earlier conversation you said people like bree thanks, but we need to get better at it in a movement in republican party, and showing young people if you like free things like freedom more. freedom is more important to you and the ability to achieve what you want to achieve in your own way and it's better for you. if we can have that message resonate with them we will have the problem. >> it seems to me that they're not not devastated. maybe 40%. >> not only is it

republicans. he said a couple weeks ago they were going to be consigned to dust bin of history, a third party was stiny. now he says, talking on axios on hbo, that it's highly likely republicans, well, because of their xenophobia and, quote, hyper-masculinity, will end up as a third party. this, you know, get the -- i get the fact he doesn't like republicans, but he's just getting really, i think, frenetic and very imaginative in his use of reasons why the republicans won't win. >> again, represents the city of san francisco, basically sat for eight years as lieutenant governor which is a non-job in california. and basically now he has big responsibilities and isn't going to do them. so my sense is that he's got to basically try to be the point person for all the liberals in california, and that's to attack republicans. lou: can you explain to me -- i think i'm a pretty masculine fellow, but i don't know that i would be hyper-masculine. do you know anybody hyper-masculine? >> i knew joe phraser and george forman -- [laughter] never been accused of being hyper-masculine. lou: no, i am curious about

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buttigieg: freedom doesn't belong to the republican party, and neither does patriotism. -17 that took me on to the plane, the flag on my shoulder was not a republican flag, it was an american flag representing all of us in the republic for which it stands. so don't let anybody tell you that they own national security, not when their vision of security goes no further than putting up a wall from sea to shining sea because that's not going to help with cyber security, that's not going to help with election security, that's not going to help us name and confront the violent white nationalism that presents a clear and present threat to our country. [applause] mr. buttigieg: and i don't have to tell cedar rapids that the time has come to treat climate disruption as and security issue. which is why we should not only join the paris accords, we should bring together american cities to do something about support. freedom is not a conservative value, patriotism is not a conservative-only value, and god does not belong to one political party, least of all the one that produced this