when robert rice said he was going to do this name and shame movement that was the day i decided to vote i hadn't voted in 20 years am i felt not voting was my vote but when somebody is intimidating and threatening you you have to vote the opposite produce stand up against threats and fascism. >> we are already starting to see that and you are seeing it with people in the media like greenwald and then you are seeing it in corporate america. you look at elon musk. there's a growing chorus of people who are standing up and saying no we are not canceling people. we will let them speak their mind and therein lies the trouble that aoc and her ilk are getting into because they are at the dude still standing on its front on screaming day after day of his neighbor get that maga sign off your lawn. get that trump flags down. in the meantime his wife has started banging the ups driver and she leaves his vas. they just miss what's happening. they miss what's happening in the country and they aren't talking about keeping lists. greg: it's like they don't know history tom. there were people in histor

when robert rice said he was going to do this name and shame movement that was the day i decided to votein 20 years am i felt not voting was my vote but when somebody is intimidating and threatening you you have to vote the opposite produce stand up against threats and fascism. >> we are already starting to see that and you are seeing it with people in the media like greenwald and then you are seeing it in corporate america. you look at elon musk. there's a growing chorus of people who are standing up and saying no we are not canceling people. we will let them speak their mind and therein lies the trouble that aoc and her ilk are getting into because they are at the dude still standing on its front on screaming day after day of his neighbor get that maga sign off your lawn. get that trump flags down. in the meantime his wife has started banging the ups driver and she leaves his vas. they just miss what's happening. they miss what's happening in the country and they aren't talking about keeping lists. greg: it's like they don't know history tom. there were people in history to's list and

i voted today for one reason and for one very small man, robert rice.hen he said that he demanded a commission to identify and then call out and punish those who supported trump, i thought to myself, i can't be on any side or standoff to the side while there is this sort of intimidation going on. so i thought that's what robert rice and that's how the left feel, i'm going to vote for trump and i'm going to say, come and get me. please come and get me, i voted for trump. because i never felt that way. i've never heard that in my life where there's a group of people who are organizing mobs to punish people because they supported somebody they don't like. so this economist keebler elf got me out of bed and went to the church in my town and i voted. i actually think him for that because you have to be noble in victory and defeat. when someone says they are going to do that when they win, that gets you off your bottom. >> dana: i hear that. degen? >> dagen: i voted today, too. in it out, 4 minutes. >> greg: i was like that in college. [laughs] should i have

aoc, robert rice, chris cuomo, their feeble little arms all trying to light the torches.ow this is not to say we shouldn't remember idiots. we should remember those, for example, who wanted to defund the police who then called the cops like the portland city commissioner who pushed to cut the police but then called the cops on her driver because the windows were down. >> i paid for a ride, and he says he canceled it. so i'm just going to sit here until he sends me another ride. >> it's not a crime to cancel a contract like that. greg: that should be remembered because it's so hilarious. the democrat city tyrants hate theus cops but then hire them to protect their houses from the mobs they celebrate. their blacklisting is fueled only by a difference of political opinion which is what politics was designed to handle, differences in opinion. now these little fascists want to undo all methods for civility, laying the groundwork for mayhem. do you think 70 plus million americans are going to take that? hell no. if trump concedes and the mob moves forward, they'll create a bigg

two weeks ago i described how robert rice got the ball rolling suggesting that the left shame anyoneded bozo excuse the senator under belly. then there is harry, former a obama spokesman who touted the project which vows to keep anyone trump employed from getting work. their motto, remember what they did. others have since joined the vengeful mob. chris hayes. the "philly inquirer," the nation, the always delightful aoc. who can forget this deranged nugget? >> shunning, shaming these people is a statement of moral indignation that these people are not fit for polite society. it's not only that trump has to lose but all his enablers have to lose. they have to -- we have to collectively in essence burned down the republican party. we have to level them because if there are survivors, if there are people who weather the storm, they will do it again. >> greg: she is gross. no wonder trump voters were shy around the media. and the nosy pollsters. it's never been about compromise unless it's replacing compromise. i wish they would wear brown shirts and we would recognize them. this ain't n

rice. here tonight, as mentioned by senator roberts, is president eisenhower's grandson, david eisenhower., a professor, and someone after my own heart, a television host. please welcome david eisenhower. [applause] >> thank you and congratulations on the book that brett darrow wrote. a very good book. distinguished guests and speakers, congressman thompson has identified members of my family who are here tonight. my son alex, my sister mary's son. we have grandchildren here. julie and i are advised that my daughters are looking in tonight. their children, my sisters, their children, three generations of eisenhowers in total. on behalf of three generations of the eisenhower family, i wish to say that this is a wonderful and long-awaited evening. the program calls on me to tell family stories. and since it's raining, and a number of speakers have drawn attention to that, i will tell you our very favorite family story. it is june, 1954. dr. milton eisenhower is president of penn state. dwight eisenhower, his brother is president of the united states and is scheduled to deliver a commencement

frank garry, former secretary of state condoleezza rice, family members david and susan eisenhower and eisenhower memorial commission chair sen. pat roberts.

rice in cases south. korea has been praised for its handling of the pandemic. but as winter approaches, there are worries about a new wave. these latest restrictions just up friday, sorry, best day robert bryant has south korea has been keeping the number of new infections down to around 100 per day for the past few weeks. but in recent days, it's seen the number stay stubbornly above 200 per day and it's now topped 300, hence these new measures. now these numbers might not seem large compared to the spikes that we're seeing in the rest of the world. but south korea like its east asian neighbors, is determined to keep on top of this pandemic because we get into these colder winter months of the northern hemisphere until we can reach that all important vaccine. south korea has a 5 here, social distancing system, and this raises the level from one to $1.00. it will mean slightly tighter restrictions on things like nonessential gatherings or run the numbers of people allowed into restaurants and bars. and it affects the sole metropolitan area which is home to around half the country's population, but significantly, it avoids the kinds of lockdowns that we are seeing elsewhere. throughout

robert ferguson, the outgoing ceo of an investment fund. flip over then to the state department, tony blanken, a longtime biden adviser. chris coons, a longtime biden ally. ambassador susan rice, the former national security adviser, as well as someone who was in vice presidential contention for biden. these are names we're hearing there. and then the defense department. one of the key departments that i want to point out because if biden is to go with michele flournoy, who many of us have been told is the leading contender at this point, she would be an historic pick, because you've never had a woman leading the pentagon before. the same, of course, would be true for senator tammy duckworth, who is someone who went through the vetting process to be a potential vice presidential contender earlier this summer. then you look at hhs, health and human services. potentially one of the most important roles in this administration, given the role it will play in the coronavirus pandemic. you're seeing names like new mexico governor lly michelliche grishhome, and dr. vivek murthy, who is leading one of the co-chairs of the covid task force that was announced on day one here. so again,