and a bomb in front of the rnc. >> how do we as a society. how does your politics pull away from it. >> i think that social media is a big part of it. i don't know the answer, i wish i did. it's hard to be on social media for anybody, anybody who looks at comments it probably nicer to the democrats on twitter than the republicans. it's nasty, i've had death threats we've had to have security i don't always public size that we've all had had moments in this public sphere. >> when did you get the death threat and what was it about? >> i've had-- turned it over to the fbi, i'm not going to share it, but it was a pretty graphic image sent to my home address. >> in the mail, in the physical mail. >> i think the person was unwell because he put his address on it. [laughter] >> , but you know, you get that and that's just the way-- and that was a while ago, but, now, everybody is-- i don't know. i wish everybody would tamp it down. i don't think we have as much of a civilized dialog anymore, i don't think we share viewpoints on tv enough. i think a

the rnc is sitting on 68 million cash.ke to see that money used to win the 2022 midterms. paying trump's legal bills i don't think is helpful for that and i think it sends the wrong signal to donors about what the rnc cares about and the direction they are going. look. trump can take care of his own legal bills. we need that money to win midterms in 2022. >> and if trump really cares about this stuff, he should pay his own legal bills, right? easy to pursue fake election stuff when it's someone else's mine. i want to ask you about one other thing before you go, dan. obviously, president trump met with kyle rittenhouse who was acquitted on charges of shooting two people fatally. here's what trump said about it. >> really, a nice, young man. and what he went through, he should -- that was prosecutorial misconduct. >> of course, the jury did its job there. it has now turned into a political football, which is deeply unfortunate. and so, trump puts out this photo and behind him, you know, there is a photo of trump with kim jon

he's getting the rnc to foot the bill for his legal bills.'s really an incredible example of the capture trump still has over the rnc this many months out of office. >> wow. imagine you're like a small-time republican donor and you've just learned that actually what your party is paying for is for trump to deal with like the defense of the valuation of his golf course from before he was president. it's just amazing. washington "washington post" reporter -- >> it just started. >> thank you so much for your time tonight. it's incredible reporting on both fronts. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> closing arguments began today in the trial of three white men who are accused of killing an unarmed black man who was jogging in his own neighborhood, a man named ahmaud arbery. state prosecutors argued today that the three men who shot ahmaud arbery, the three men who shot ahmaud arbery did so, quote, because he was a blan man running down their street. for its part, the defense has claimed from the beginning that the shooting didn't have anyt

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he's getting the rnc to foot the bill for his legal bills.it's really an incredible example of the capture trump still has over the rnc this many months out of office. >> wow. imagine you're like a small-time republican donor and you've just learned that actually what your party is paying for is for trump to deal with like the defense of the valuation of his golf course from before he was president. it's just amazing. "washington post" reporter -- >> it just started. >> thank you so much for your time tonight. it's incredible reporting on both fronts. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. more news ahead tonight. stay with us. ead tonight. stay with us market. oking views of the (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money? only when your clients make more money? (judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher inv

bills and then the rnc to support the bill for a single bill.ally an incredible example of the capture trump still has over the rnc. this many months out of office. >> well, imagine you are like a small time republican donor and you just learned that actually what your party is paying for is for trump to deal with the defense of devaluation of his golf course. from before he was president. it's just amazing. washington post reporter, david fahrenthold, -- think you so much for your time tonight, it's incredible reporting on both fences, thank you. >> all right more news ahead tonight, stay with us. t, stay with us. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? now they can! with downy light in-wash freshness boosters. just pour a capful of beads into your washing machine before each load. to give your laundry a light scent that lasts longer than detergent alone, with no heavy perfumes or dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day! new downy light, available in four naturally-inspired scents. (vo) subaru and our r

i know the rnc has attempted to try to fix the problem. i think this problem will be fixed by people like yourself, hopefully people like myself, who organize their communities. seeing in these schoolboard elections is nobody waited for permission to go to that school board to speak their mind. what i encourage you to do, if the rnc or national leaders do not take you seriously, go show up at these events, go speaker mind. when it comes to black voters on this whole question of sexual lysing our kids at young ages and this idea of trying to indoctrinate them into this idea that they are probably the wrong gender and there is a one genders they should consider before they have gotten into puberty is outrageous. i think for a lot of people this vaccine mandate is outrageous. i know there are people in the black community that feel that way. you want to make choices about the chemicals they put into their body. the issue is very well set up, people like regina, need to go to these community events and express herself. in national folks -- may

this is the same fight that i could regale you with when i was rnc chairman, on health care. we had internal battles with those who thought they didn't want to go out and engage on the health care issue. we've got 40 doctors in the house, i'm sure we can come up with our own plan? this speaks more broadly about where we allow our leaders to take our politics. we take it to zero-sum. it is easier, better, the graft is greater when i can own the libs as opposed to owning policy. actually going out and playing on the line are credibility, our values, our ideas, behind a set of policies that we think will work for the american people. when you give up on that, this is what you get. it's easy for me to throw shade in my democratic friends, then it is for me to engage them, three point $5 trillion, do you know what that means? -- $3.5 trillion, do you know what that means? we propose x, get out there behind, start holding these people accountable for something. you can't sit there and go oh, ok. >> is trump still the leader of the party in many respects? >> absolutely. trump was no

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an rnc spokesperson announced monday that in october the rnc made two payments totaling $121,670 to anrepresenting donald trump as he faces investigations by the manhattan district attorney and new york's attorney general. "the new york times" is reporting tonight about where those investigations are headed. according to "the times," manhattan district attorney cy vance has been busy as his final weeks wind down. mr. vance's prosecutors issued new subpoenas for records of mr. trump's hotels, golf clubs and office buildings. they recently interviewed a banker employed by deutsche bank, mr. trump's top lender. at least one issued a subpoena to mr. trump's organization to demand information about how the company valued various assets. vance, the man investigating trump, will leave office at the end of this year, leading to questions about whether he will try to indict the former president on his way out the door. rebecca works as assistant district attorney and securities fraud unit in the manhattan district attorney office and now a professor at the new york law school and joins me now.

it's according to rnc officials.tchers. quote, we're doing more recruitment ahead of time instead of just a few months before election day. that's according to justice rimer, chief counsel of the rnc. we're doing more recruitment for what? there was no fraud. what are they recruiting people, and what are the people being told they're going to be doing? >> well, first of all, i think the way you framed this is very, very important, that all of this is happening in broad daylight. they've announced what they were doing to do. they are doing it. it is taking place in realtime. and i think it's very important to point out that we're not talking about a push for more election integrity or even more poll watchers to look for fraud. what the secretary laid out was an ongoing process by which reasonable, rational, principled republican election officials are being replaced by people who have bought into conspiracy theories, who buy the big lie, and who openly say that they might not certify the election. so, it's hard to ove

largest in our nations infrastructure since the eisenhower administration it and inspired all of the rnc is done so with bipartisan support predict it will take on the challenging and passive reconciliation bills and appropriations bills. and when i returned to the senate, tell the members that what a privilege it is been 1194 signatures in the history of our whole country i will tell them how humble i am at this point i received from the people from vermont and venting and had been on the ballot 24 times predict actually between state and turning, 24 times, primary and general elections rated how proud i was to see my name on the ballot but i will tell my fellow senators that i will not be on the ballot next year. and i will not run for reelection and that here at home just a few yards from where i grew up in mount claire representing you in washington's greatest honor and i am humbled and always will be with your support. i'm confident in what the future holds. and marcella and i will pray for the future and thank you all for that privilege. [applause] [applause] [inaudible]. [backgrou

people who formerly worked at rnc who are still afraid to cross donald trump because they know how he that in the republican pa. >> some recent headlines. there is a lot of trump in the news lately. one of the things i want to talk to you about is why he sat down with the mypillow guy for 30 minutes. he's going to make a coffee table book. every caption is mine, some in my own handwriting. some of it is trivial, but some is not, including his sway over the party, and not just being tight, but why would the republican party say we need help now that we're going to pay donald trump's lawyers? >> i think gabby is right. there is a tremendous amount of sway he still has in the party. there is a tremendous amount of fear of donald trump. there are very few people who have spoken out against him. there's not fear of recrimination itself, there is fear that he could take his voters and form an alternative third party of his own, which i doubted he would do, but what he could do is depress turnout. he could keep republicans from voting. but that can be enough to have a lot of power, so that's

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i'm starting my own party, he told the rnc chair. the consequences we would lose forever.d he didn't care. it was only after they threatened to take control of trump's email list, among other potential actions, that trump backed down. the significance there? >> i was one of the people saying republicans back in 2015, 2016 should have dared him to run third party because he wasn't a republican. trump kept edging toward that. back then they made him sign a loyalty pledge and promise not to run against the party. you know, i think that's classic trump. if things don't go my own way, i'm going to take my toys and i'm going to go home. i don't think they'll do it. i think the infrastructure of the party is too much under his control, and that is simply too tempting for him on hold onto. i think that is a classic trump threat, unless everybody does things my way, i'm going to go and start another party and do it better and it will be the best party anybody has ever seen. but it would be a disaster for the republicans. and i think he should have done it in 2016. i think that woul

. >> and the rnc is seizing on the fact that the coronavirus is not over. they say on twitter, joe biden promised he would shut down the coronavirus. he failed. and in fact, in 2020 during a presidential debate, he did say i'm going to shut down the virus, not the country. it's his ineptitude about donald trump that caused this country to have to shut down in large part, so, i mean, does that constitute a campaign promise? >> i mean, i think that that statement looking back now probably was ill advised, but, i mean, this is the problem that he's facing with this wall of opposition from republicans in terms of helping him carve the path out of the pandemic. we know from that recently kaiser family foundation study frat biggest determinant in terms of demographic factors, it's not race or age or other factors about whether you have gotten vaccinated but whether you're a republican or a democrat, and so it's unclear what about biden's new messaging on the need to get vaccines and the need to get boosters, fst go it's going to change the minds of millions of am

i'm not worried, plus the rnc made 17 million voter contracts in virginia. we had 120 staff on the ground week, had 13 offices open, we're opening outreach offices across the country. one them in lou john's district in san antonio, this is the type of infrastructure that we're billing that will bring success in 2022. >> the democrats are very good at ground game, social media, and all kind of things republicans have made investments in now. we'll see in a year how they pay payoff for either side. >> thanks for having me, shannon. >> another victory across the country tonight, children ages five to 11 now eligible for a free covid-19 vaccine. the cdc authorized a lower dosage of the shot yesterday. the pfizer vaccine is the only covid-19 vaccine that's currently authorized for use in individuals under age 18, up to parents now to decide. >> green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers will be missing this sunday's game according to a positive covid test. in august rodgers told reporter he was immunized. 13 members of the new york giants organization tested pos

an rnc spokesperson announced monday, that in october, the rnc made to payments, 121, $670 to an attorney representing donald trump as he faces investigations by the manhattan district attorney, and new york attorney general. new york times is reporting tonight about where those investigations are headed, according to the times, a manhattan district attorney side vent, has been busy as his final weeks in office time. down mr. vance's prosecutors have issued new subpoenas for records about mr. trump's hotels, golf clubs, and recent buildings. they recently interviewed a banker employed by duchess, bank mr. top spender. at least one subpoena issued in the summer, to the trump organization company, demanded information about how the company valued various assets. then, the men investigated, did we leave office at the end of this. year into questions about he would checked indict the former president on his way out of the door. for, better she works with assistance, in the fraud, unit in the madden district attorney's office. she is now a professor, at new york law school, and she joins me no

we've heard now from the head of the rnc, asked, is liz cheney still considered a republican? she said. >> do you still consider liz cheney a republican? >> you know, the wyoming gop took their actions. obviously, she's still a republican. she's a republican in the conference. she's still got an -- >> inside the tent. >> yeah. i wish she was talking about electing ours more, but yeah. >> this is the conflict that the party is going to see trying to -- her job to get more republicans elected but also this fealty to following through with the former president's vendettas. what do you see here, this fight between the state party, the national party, on even if a conservative congresswoman is considered a republican? >> look, i think the struggle is real. they understand that the base of the republican party right now is trumpism, and they cannot win elections without drawing that base. and so i think for any candidate, and especially the rnc right now, the republican national committee, they're going to have to figure out how to cater to that base and to try to figure out a path

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was paying $100 a week and it was $100 more than pete was offering so i went to the rnc.through the month of my $400 salary. there was a guy from a school who was an intern and he thought he could get into the reception of the senate office building so the first night there was the intern event and it was a traditional event so i showed up and pete said that he worked at the rnc? seeing you that because he was my reference to get the job. if you can participate in the intern program anyway. that you would not recognize me. i was 165 pounds, dark black hair. but pete looks exactly like he does today. [laughter] some things don't change. [applause] and there is a portrait in the wilson home because that photo has been in my office with all the national security advisers from the oval office and is still one of my prized possessions forget the french of that is happened over a lifetime sense and there is a lot of successful politicians you have congressman and judges and high officials. politics is a rough-and-tumble but a very few of those are tried and true but pete falls

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when asked to comment the rnc put it simply he's our leader and we need to protect him.onal committee they will help you pay legal bills. a lot of those donors, i suspect, thought that money would go help a republican candidate in a campaign somewhere. >> that's exactly right, and i think the use of this money to pay for the former president's legal bills is pretty peculiar and pretty unprecedented. i also think that this is another marker and we say it all the time that trump is the leader of the republican party, that there is not other better spokesman in the eyes of republican campaign leaders that he is the leader of the republican party, and any damage that might happen to him in court could be potentially damaging to republicans which is why they felt the need to pay these bills. >> and you see just in the last week or so, so many different examples of the debate in the republican party. a number of the incumbent republican governors out in the states are like we're trying to -- how fast can we get away from him, right? the rnc -- i mean, the republican governors

and that former rnc chairman and former lieutenant governor of maryland who might be back in the politics sometime? and long time republican communication strategist in the white house and congress. let's start first with a little bit from your perspective. we spoke a lot with the earlier panel about virginia and new jersey, i would want to get your thoughts first of all on what happened. did we see a playbook of how republicans are going to run in the future? or was this specifically tailored to this moment in time and this kind of governors race. mr. chairman, let me start with you. >> it is great to be back here with the nyu family. i looked at this race for a while now. and certainly, knowing terry personally, i did not know glenn youngkin, but understood his background. he was tailor-made for that race. on a number of levels. and he very early came out and did the one thing that every candidate should do. he did it unobstructed. that was to find himself. he had the family thing, people liked the vibe, it worked. terry mcauliffe, who i've known for a long time, who surprised me by not

and by the rnc which invested heavily in over a hundred staff. so this is not just sort of the glamour or personality and flashy, you know, results like that. it is about the hard, hard work in the trenches, scott pressler making sure to register voters. that's how you do it. you don't do it with personality. you do it with latching onto the policies that move middle america, move the soccer moms and that's the kids and that's the schools and that's the taxes and that's people paying a hundred during thaters to fill up their cars. those are the things that won the election. >> laura: interesting tweet earlier tonight i kept meaning to get to about some of the other historic firsts there will be tonight. the democrats are always talking about firsts. and we have the first female, i believe, is it the attorney general of virginia, who has an incredible story of her own and we're going to go now the youngkin team, jill vogle representing the youngkin team tonight on the show, any outstanding legal challenges that you expect from mcauliffe and mark e

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to rile up racial division but perhaps in the most brazen attempt to deny reality, the chair of the rncovernor of maryland. >> your college student is not taught critical race theory. this is high-end very that is taught and discussed in a theoretical sense at law school level. >> somebody came and asked me because she was a white person something she learned in a history lesson in school. >> that's it, right there the entire case appearance right in school choice. we have an arrogant out of touch ideologues pushing dangerous devices that is hurting our country and our children think the more they deny it the more we know it's true to push forward with the revolution and the all out assault it with the racist rain washing let's take all the money to put it directly into parents hands. joining me now one of america's most advocates for parents rights. >> you must be very excited with what is going on right now. and all the things you've been fighting so hard for. >> if the mainstream media was to keep gas lighting parents about what they are upset about this will just backfire leading to

stephen miller, former trump senior advisor, america first legal photo, harmeet dhillon, rnc committeewoman and tammy bruce, fox news contributor and host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. we have das literally endangering their citizens. this has to stop. how and when will it stop? >> liberals in literal cities like san francisco are beginning to wake up. i'm seeing this in my next-door apps and efforts recall some of these politicians so that is good news but what we need is for a good career prosecutors to step up, for lawyers to step up and run for these positions that have been neglected by conservatives who run to run for higher offices. when they have a choice they are beginning to elect those politicians and prosecutors more in favor of public safety. the problem in california is not just the crazy prosecutors the criminal justice reform laws that allow fees people to downgrade serious crimes to misdemeanors, prosecutors and judges have no latitude. >> there is no repercussions in california, chicago, there's theft and robbery everywhere. your group is involved in efforts to get the

this is the biggest intakes of chaplains i've ever known coming through the rnc at any one time and we of the strength of the chaplains branch. chaplains, known in the navy as bish cater for all faiths. once they go one sunday, they will say, actually, i kind of like that because what they expect, i think, is to sort of be preached out for 30 minutes and told what they are doing wrong and how they need to do better. what they get really from chaplaincy is what they get all the time from chaplaincy which is support, guidance, we are walking alongside you. they have to undergo a chaplaincy here at britannia royal naval college in dartmouth and they do much of the same training as the cadets. there are a few subtle differences. they do not carry weapons, they have different cap badges and unlike the army and raf, navy chaplains hold no rank. we assume the rank of whoever we are talking to. it's a wonderful opportunity to break down any barriers that rank might inhibit people being as open and honest in that situation. they can be expected to deploy anywhere in the world, be that on a subm

according to carl, trump told rnc chairwoman mcdaniel that he was leaving the dnc and he diplomat careepublican party. trump told this is what the republicans deserve if they are not sticking up for me. more significantly the rnc threatened to render his most valuable asset worthless and his campaign list of e-mail addresses for 40 million trump supporters. trump generated mumbai renting the list out to candidates at a steep cost. officials estimated it was worth about $100 million. five days after that conversation with mcdaniel, trump backed down. on the late show with steven colbert last night, jonathan discussed photos he saw on january 6th. >> i got a hold of this photographer and i saw all the photographs. >> you saw? >> i saw all the photographs and it's wild to see that he was in a loading dock in an underground parking garage beneath the capitol complex, no place to sit and no desk or chairs. he was in this concrete for like parking garage with his family and this is the vice president of the united states and he's like holdup in a basement and i twoent the vice president if i

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the rnc is promising to sue the biden administration over this overreach. said they will file a lawsuit with alabama and georgia. and over 3 dozen senate republicans announced they will use the congressional review act to block the new rule. >> we need to take them to court. everybody has to make their choice. we should stand up and sue legally and see if we can get the supreme court to say this is not american. >> this is coming at a time when companies are struggling to hire and retain employees with supply chain disruptions as well. the white house says these will help hiring and retention but the deadline is for after the busy holiday work season. >> martha: that's a great point. joining me now president and ceo of job creator's network who filed a suit against the biden administration in an attempt to block the mandate. what is your perspective on the impact of small businesses with mandate vaccines? >> it's huge. we talked to people across the country. this would have a massive impact in a negative fashion. the labor shortage and the inflation right n

and cecelia johnson who is the director of the black engagement for the rnc.accused them of being a hate organization but they also sell their decision-making process is proprietary and therefore no additional information can be given to them, but the decision was final. i sent a letter today of ceo of jpmorgan chase and as long as they discriminate against half the country and frankly about 60% of missourians according to the last election and not do business with conservative organizations, they will not be eligible to be don't tell mark doing business with the state of missouri. >> tucker: the leader of the black lives matter organization threaten violence against the mayor of new york if he dared to enforce the law in new york. are they still a client of jpmorgan chase? were they deep platform dolls also? do you know black lives matter? >> i don't think they do platform them. they're only interested in deep platform mean conservatives. only concerned with doing business with half of the country. they can change the name to snowflake bank. we will see how i

"joining me now, "the federalist" publisher and attorney and rnc committee woman for california and matt, chairman of the american conservative union. i think it was a week after they were celebrating infrastructure, they are back to actually having nothing to celebrate given the numbers we saw come out this week and the record number of people quitting their jobs in september. stunning. >> the american people have really woken up to what is going on in their country. they are really very much aware how much this president, who promised a return to normalcy, a bringing together of the country, unity in the wake of all those terrible tweets, he's actually turned out to be a phenomenal disaster who has led our country into the ditch faster than i think anyone really was capable of. more so than the practical handling of affairs in our country. the inability to handle anything that is put on his plate as the chief executive and what we see noah someone who is really out of his depth and really every respect and who is also engaged in a real attempt to light of the american people about the

jason chaffetz and rnc committee will meet for california harmeet dhillon. you tonight, great to have you. >> good morning and good evening, shannon. >> quite a visual early tonight when glenn youngkin had taken to the stage as governor-elect of virginia to give a victory speech at the same time president biden was returning on air force one and the east coast returning to washington. he had been fighting on the hill to get some big packages done and he went out to lend his voice to get this mcauliffe win in virginia as well. he's got a tough road in trying to get anything done on the hill. the party is split. this win in virginia, the race new jersey way closer than what people thought it would be. what does the white house do now? >> they better reevaluate. but i do not think they will. i think they are very tone-deaf as to what america is thinking about. i think the democrats in congress have been acting as if they had some sort of national mandate and they never did. i think terry mcauliffe personified the arrogance of the democratic party. they just wer

i know the rnc has attempted to try to fix the problem.his problem will be fixed by people like yourself, hopefully people like myself, who organize their communities. seeing in these schoolboard elections is nobody waited for permission to go to that school board to speak their mind. what i encourage you to do, if the rnc or national leaders do not take you seriously, go show up at these events, go speaker mind. when it comes to black voters on this whole question of sexual lysing our kids at young ages and this idea of trying to indoctrinate them into this idea that they are probably the wrong gender and there is a one genders they should consider before they have gotten into puberty is outrageous. i think for a lot of people this vaccine mandate is outrageous. i know there are people in the black community that feel that way. you want to make choices about the chemicals they put into their body. the issue is very well set up, people like regina, need to go to these community events and express herself. in national folks -- maybe some pe

i know the rnc has attempted to try to fix the problem.nk this problem will be fixed by people like yourself, hopefully people like myself, who organize their communities. seeing in these schoolboard elections is nobody waited for permission to go to that school board to speak their mind. what i encourage you to do, if the rnc or national leaders do not take you seriously, go show up at these events, go speaker mind. when it comes to black voters on this whole question of sexual lysing our kids at young ages and this idea of trying to indoctrinate them into this idea that they are probably the wrong gender and there is a one genders they should consider before they have gotten into puberty is outrageous. i think for a lot of people this vaccine mandate is outrageous. i know there are people in the black community that feel that way. you want to make choices about the chemicals they put into their body. the issue is very well set up, people like regina, need to go to these community events and express herself. in national folks -- maybe som

and i go back to the rnc when i was there. our magic number for obama was 46%. we felt that that if obama was below 46%, and he was ultimately at 45%, then we could take back the house. some of my republican friends, your job right now is not to measure curtains, it's to build a house. it's a great advantage that you have right now but a whole lot can happen in one year and you need to be mindful of that. >> let's talk about a couple things including fest the education issue. some people said last night that it was not a dog whistle, it was a blow horn, let's talk about race. >> right, i mean, i think they said on the air yesterday that when we're talking about critical race theory, we're focusing on three words, not just race. in youngkin's win, the reason he went the way he went, it is just a basket of all of the things that make white voters uncomfortable when it comes to talking about our nation's history. in ways that they're not used to. in ways that make them feel uncomfortable. and he very successfully used that. but also to hold on to and to even expand

he goes to the rnc calm he goes to cia, all of those would be for someone aiming to lead the free world perhaps a distraction. and yet inevitably or it seems inevitably fates all of this in some way or another prepares him to go to the world stage and focus on foreign policy. but it any point along the way you might've said he is done. that is the end of george bush. it is because he is a gentleman first. and so those distractions, they would be distractions to someone else but not to george w. bush. he was around, he was focused we happened with the republican national convention in detroit when he was tapped by reagan to be his running mate, spice president. that came as a shock to the political establishment. even the people who were in detroit at the convention because it was gerald ford was going to become the vice president and all this kind of stuff. i think it was fate that gave him the breath of experiences he had. they came together at exactly the right time. think how dangerous the world was when russia was looking to reemerge not as the soviet union, but something else. the

me now, we've got superstars here for a reaction american conservative unionve chairman along with rncir ronna mcdaniel and former fox news co charlie hurt. not former anything, charlie. thank you for joining us all tonight. >> great to be with you, tammy. >> tammy: you a are the editor of the opinion section of "the washington times," immersed in the news all day long, we have a new cycle that shows americans the reality of the situation. and it seems like the democrats are either robust and they've been programmed with capes but they have no connection at all with what we are seeing in our everyday life. how do you explain that? >> i think it has a lot to do with the fact that i think they feel pretty helpless i defy you to find one single - just find one single issue, one area where joe biden's voters could say, the joe biden administration has improved my i don't take you can find a single example where anybody ca say that whether it's the weakness of people spending power or through inflation whether it's crime, whether it' the embarrassment around the world, whether it's illegal

there were legal bills the rnc were paying that would now be his to pay and they would take his big 40t it anymore. >> stephen: he's a businessman. >> it was going to cost him tens of millions of dollars and he backed down four or five days after january 20th. he told them he was leaving. he wasn't saying i might, he said i'm done, i'm gone, i'm starting my own party, and he backed down. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. don't go anywhere. when we come back, i'll ask jonathan interesting news about mike pence that i did not know and neither did you but you should. stick around. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) tums vs. mozzarella stick when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast heartburn relief in every bite. crunchy outside, chewy inside. ♪ tums, tums, tums, tums ♪ tums chewy bites [upbeat pop music throughout] [upbeat pop music throughout] (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop)