and romney is always considered one of those people locally here in this semester. really, as being more of a rhino republican name only who usually backs the play of whatever the global banker fashion of whatever you want to put it does it wants. right. so run the saying, this is really quite interesting. i find it i, i'm actually ward that i heard him say those exact words the, the rubel is fine. considering that, you know, oil is $85.00 a barrel and international markets and likely because of structural deficits in both demand and relative demand. rather, the supply going forward, the oil is likely to go back to $110.00 a barrel. so i find it very interesting that they were finally beginning to realize that the shock and awe campaign of economic strangulation on the russians hasn't worked. so now are we going to ship years to a more direct military compensation? the question? yeah, the under the, the options certainly do seem rather limited, but certainly at the same time, profoundly disturbing as well. tom, i wanted to ask you because romney also admitted china

mitt romney, i love the man. i would walk over hot coals for him, but he cannot win a republican primary in iowa and new hampshire. you know, it is a different time right now. we will get through this. we will eventually come back around, but it will take time. so yeah, i am not optimistic. rob portman, what an incredibly good guy and quality legislator, and he was almost on the ticket with mitt romney, but there is not a future right now in the short term in the party for him. no grades, we had dinner -- bill graves, we had dinner with bill graves the other night, and he came out and endorsed a democrat in the state. times are changing. gerald: last question, david. >> when you pull republicans on their belief in the big lie on the reading of the election, you get as high as 70% who believe that. mr. newhouse: i get 59% or so. >> is there any way to differentiate between those that believe that? mr. newhouse: that is tough. we do ask on the survey, on some of our surveys among republicans , do you consider yours

for a while romney was riding high. there were extraordinary files of research but he always wanted the nomination. iraqis say he famously or infamously came back from vietnam from a trip to vietnam and observed -- but he changed his view because when he went there they have been brainwashed by the briefings he had been given by mccartney -- mccarthy >> i have been brainwashed gene mccarthy said. >> we have that picture of you with nelson rockefeller. tell us about him. >> i mentioned a lot of us were partial to rockefeller and i had done some work for rockefeller as opposition research on very goldwater. this was taken from 1968 when i won the being the head of intelligence when nelson rockefeller had his campaign and 33 delegates in the convention. that was when i was working and as i say in the book he had the globe. a glow. he was a schmoozer and not particularly articulate but romney had real feelings about religion in such and he would occasionally try to lumber through and he had the brotherhood of man fatherhood

since 2012 i did mitt romney's campaign in 2012. the republican party was dominated by higher educated white voters.and now it is dominated by low educated white voters. theshift in a decade has been extraordinary . and i would never have dreamed something like that. >> in socioeconomic terms the parties have almostchanged places . >> all right, we will have to microphones. and people who are, and well i'm going to ask you to do i this again. people watching on youtube can send in questions by emailing. >> questions@ku.edu. >> for those of you in the audienceraise your hand and i call on you . and up, thank you very much for the audience. the hequestion is actually a question and not a speech and it has a? at the end so keep that in mind. who wants to start l? >> something that's been on my mind as you been talking is there's a big leaning in the intelligence community that china might dosomething with taiwan . and that that might draw the us into some sort of peer-to-peer war with china, possibly russia north korea itself. you thin

remember, this is the man in 2012 when he ran against mitt romney. he said when romney addressed the black group he said republicans want to put you back in chains. he is the president when he didn't like legislation he compared it to jim crow 2.0 and said his opponents are on the side of bull connor. he called them now semi fascists. we have a president who enjoys dividing us using some of the most extreme over the top vitriolic language as possible for half the country. this is terrible language for a president to use. >> i just can't understand what kind of world we live in where a president of the united states takes the stage and has the entire american public, all voters, by the way, watching you and you come out and use that valuable time to insult half of the country. mccarthy has called on biden for an apology. i would bet he should not hold his breath on that. let's watch house minority kevin mccarthy on that. >> president biden has chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow americans. why? simply because they disagree with his poli

senator romney, i believe, represents them. towards further radicalization and the anti-democracy movement. and so, that is why we are building this coalition. and yes, it is difficult to do. it's the heavy lifting in american politics that i think is required in this moment. but actually, the more radical the extremes become, the easier it is for the rest of us to find common ground with each other, even while we have many differences. what matters is that we are all committed to our core ideals, that we are created free and equal, and therefore, we have a democratic republic and we still believe and the reality of objective truth. those are the real dividing lines in american politics. again, the more radical the extremes become, the easier it is for the rest of us to find common ground and that is what is required in this moment. >> department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas spoke with -- >> you know, back when 9/11 occurred in those years, we were very focused on the foreign terrorists, the individual who

it doesn't do much. >> i mean, i think mitch mcconnell, especially mitt romney, have done their fairiticizing donald trump. you could look at the record for that. yeah, i mean, we're getting late in the cycle, and i guess everyone is trying to win, and people shouldn't check their integrity at the door. i do think mcconnell and romney, and others, have made it a point to push back against some of these candidates. >> not too sharp of a point. i have to get out my magnifying glass were all the upset about the six investigations going on around trump. i will have to look closer into that. how should democrats respond to this? >> stephanie, i'm not trying to be dramatic, but if this trend continues, this is going to make 2020 looked like a nothing burger, a cakewalk, a dress for her soul. this is where authoritarian regimes will take place. this is where democracy goes to die. the only way we could fix this, stephanie, is if we have democrats and republicans, and corporate america coming together, and we know we're not going to have the maga republicans, but we need to have conservative

when trump came along, romney became a statesman. romney was evil before mccain became a moderate. they do all the time. you have to be fair that the republicans aren't doing the best when it comes to talking about immigration. it comes down to pronouns. i was thinking about this, right? we always talk about separating process from people. it's not about the migrants. it's about the process. i think republicans, we have a problem, of saying i'm not a republican, but i always think that way. we say they when we should be saying we. we should say, they are coming by the millions, they are invading, crossing our border. sounds mean when you say they. we need to use the pronoun we and say we need a process overhaul, we need to make it easier for people to come in to this country through a process. we need to take control of our border so we can let people in. just that little twist from they to we, i think would win over a lot of people. i think that's kind of always been a little bit of a mistake. >> as a communications expert, dana, do you agree with greg's interception? >> i do, bec

. >> senator romney, you're are recognized for your questions. sen. romney: thank you. mr. roetter, your comments about the incentives of a corporation are accurate, which is trying to make as much money as they can. every newspaper and magazine, tv show, broadcaster, radio station does the same thing. how can we get more eyeballs and what gets more attention? what we are seeing with social media is not entirely unprecedented made it wasn't around during the early days of broadcast, but i presume it was the wild west initially. there was the threat of government intervention of what they could advertise and who could advertise and the industry came together and said, we are going to start establishing rules. i understand the government also established the entity for the rules of broadcasting and the same thing with certain hours of the day, how many sections of violence could be broadcast on networks. we haven't done that. with regards to social media. social media is far more engaging and captivating of our young people, as well as many adults. what we need to decide is w

they like senator romney but not presidential candidate romney.or president in highin -- my lifetime has been deemed worthy of your vote. 1984, ronald reagan was up for reelection, opening line of the times endorsement editorial read in part. we're for walter mondale, even though ronald reagan has done a good job, not than other people were for mondale. he lost 49 out of 50 states. winning annually his home state of minnesota, and that was close, electoral college count was 525 to 13. reagan won popular vote by nearly 20 percentage points, if you like unity, you should have loved 1984, i don't think we'll see a presidential candidate unify the nation like rig reagan did in 1994, even then the times and minnesota on the other side, we hear phrase anti-democratic a lot from the writers at "new york times," some might argue when you are the other side of 525 electoral votes, you might be anti-d democratic, i'll safe you the mystery, times will endorse democrat cond candidate for president from now until the end of time and continue to not care. turni

. >> i am nima romney. this is a mobile cafe. we do soul food with a latin twist. i wanted to open a truck to son nor the soul food, my african heritage as well as mylas as my latindescent. >> i have been at this for 15 years. i have been cooking all my life pretty much, you know. i like cooking ribs, chicken, links. my favorite is oysters on the grill. >> i am the owner. it all started with banana pudding, the mother of them all. now what i do is take on traditional desserts and pair them with pudding so that is my ultimate goal of the business. >> our goal with the bayview bristow is to bring in businesses so they can really use this as a launching off point to grow as a single business. we want to use this as the opportunity to support business owners of color and those who have contributed a lot to the community and are looking for opportunities to grow their business. >> these are the things that the san francisco public utilities commission is doing. they are doing it because they feel they have a responsibility to san franciscans and to people in this commun

revenge you know and and also the outliers like liz cheney, adam kinzinger and mitt romney, not a lot of others, but, you know, there are examples of this which do me and sometimes when i speak a little bit to enthusiastic about how inspired i am by liz cheneys of the world, i kind get looked askance. you from people who say oh but about her father and the iraq war so forth or well, look what mitt romney did in 2012 when he was running against a i'm of the belief that it's never too late to do the right thing and to stand up for something as precious for it as democracy and you know i hope that things turn i have real doubts that the republican party at this moment has the fortitude and the will and frankly the courage to do anything about what they all consider privately to be the existential problem for their because it's not conservative, you know, it's been disastrous many ways. it could cost us dearly as a democracy and that sounds again i've been very encouraged that people seem to be laughing on every page. i think there's a lot of undermined ridicule, scorn towards a lot of th

. >> mitt romney put his dog on the car like vacation. >> garage elevator and we had to go after him.anted people to die, this was mitt romney. >> stand for what you believe in because they are coming after you for no matter what. if you think the mainstream media will like you, it's a fantasy. dan: it's only when you are a threat. mccain was an evil threat, and by the way, they will do the same thing to this cheney. patient awards coming up, i'll be there. >> front and center november 17. tickets are going fast. dan: by the way, he was the only one who showed up. i had a bunch of people and they were all occupied. peter haig set showed up because he's a man of his word no one calls me daniel either. still ahead, the left claims they can't speak about biology. then they make ridiculous claims like this. >> there's no such thing as a heartbeat, it's the manufacture designed to convince people men have the right to take control of dan: that actually happened. kayleigh mcenany joins me next.c ha♪ ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us...

no longer the party of bob dole, no longer the party of john mccain, no longer the party of mitt romney, no longer the party of john boehner and paul ryan. i disagree with them often, but who knew i would miss john boehner and paul ryan? and i say that because we could battle it out on issues and strongly disagree with them, fight it out in the legislative arena, but in america, you should be able to lose an election without being concerned that you will lose your democracy. but that is what we confront right now. that is why the stakes are so high here in iowa. somebody asked me, why are you going to iowa? i am going there to make sure we send cindy ask back to congress -- cindy axne back to congress. we appreciate polk county democrats, the work that you do. two competing visions for america. democrats putting people over politics and extreme maga republicans. we are fighting hard as democrats to move america forward. they want to turn back the clock. we are trying to bring people together. they are tearing us apart. we fight for the people. they fight for the privileged few. we belie

no longer the party of mitt romney. no longer r the party of john benard and paul ryan. i disagreed with them often but who knew i would miss john benard and paul ryan? and i say that because we could battle it out on issues and strongly disagree with them. be disappointed if we lost an election. fight it out in the legislative a droop arena, the political arena in america in a country like this in our great republic we should be able to lose an election without being concerned that you will lose your democracy. but that's what we confront right now. that's why thestakes are so high . here in iowa. someone asked me you go into iowa what are you going therefore. i said i'm going there to make sure that we send in the actually backto congress . and i'm also going to polk county to help lift states from red to blue.so we appreciate polk county democrats, the work that you do. twocompeting visions for america . democrats putting people over politics and extreme maga republicans. we're fighting hard as democrats to move america forward. they want to turn back the clock. we're

in the connection to the internet mitt romney started out, it employed a bunch of people here in pennsylvania created opportunities in real freedom comes when we respect people's choices over the worship. [applause] [applause] >> we know freedom comes in on the overprinting of our country, and we believe in our democracy. and what was said over healthcare policies but we fundamentally say that we believe in freedom. [applause] [applause] >> in the primaries and are fundamental processes itt seems strange to think about that with the governor's race but the truth is, our democracy and i will cement to you that you have full responsibility here. our democracy was born but in the world is watching. tune 46 years of hard work coming out to whether or not this governors race believes in democracy and given the power of the governor. and with the story of our democracy, 246 years. and, the story goes they step forward and each, people with now with the titles but ordinary citizens, lining up and demanding one thing, that is forward progress and momentum. every chapter in our 246 year history. in th

no longer the party of mitt romney. the longer the party of jon weiner and paul ryan. disagreed with them often, but who knew i would miss jon weiner and paul ryan. [laughter] and i say that because we couldn't battle it out on issues and strongly disagree with them. be bitterly disappointed if we lost an election. fight it out in the legislative arena, the political arena. but in america in a country like this in our great republic you should be able to lose an election without being concerned you will lose your democracy. but that is what we confront right now. that is where the stakes aree so high here in iowa. someone asked me, you're going to iowa what are you going there for? i said well a couple of things. i'm going there to make sure we send cindy back to congress. [cheering] and i'm also going to polk county to help flip stakes and flip seats from red to blue. we appreciate polk county democrats, the work that you do. two competing visions for americaa. democrats putting people over politics. an extreme maga republicans. we are fighting hard as it democrats to

freedom comes -- mitt romney starts with small businesses that -- when we respect people's choices.e know freedom comes when we believe in the fundamental underpinnings of the function of our democracy. we can fight over health care policy and tax policy, but we love this nation. [applause] that's what's on the line. our fundamental democracy. it seems strange to think about that in the context of -- but the truth is our democracy is on the line. you have a big responsibility here, think about it. our country was founded in pennsylvania, given a wild on the road. 246 years of hard work, coming down to whether or not this governors rates -- race is democratically decided. 246 years, we are in the last chapters. in these chapters the story goes -- he gets knocked back a little bit. ordinary citizens rise up and demand one thing, forward progress, forward momentum. every chapter in our two other 46 year history and with forward progress. we just got not back -- knocked back. for the first time. the division in our politics that's creating cancer and hate to in our community, i believe

but you know, i had a conversation yesterday with mitt romney, the senator from utah, a republican senatorm utah, who was the governor of massachusetts, who obviously, where a plane full of migrants landed in martha's vineyard a couple of days ago and said yes as a stunt, but as a country, this is romney saying this, that one state can't bear the burden of all of these migrants coming into the united states. and there needs to be a way to spread people around the country. if they come to the u.s. legally. now that's his point of view. now this gets to the root cause of this problem, which is this is one issue, i was just talking to a source today about this, one issue, immigration, where everybody knows the contours of a possible deal, which would be increase border security, for a pathway to citizenship, and change the immigration laws, and something that nobody has the political will and the political courage to dive into. >> i was going to ask, where's the solution from congress? they're all, you know, fighting over this, and pointing fingers, although the republicans are pointing finge

thad in political campaign in the in the seventies kind of high watermark politically working mitt romney in 2012 as his top campaign adviser his most recent book and we certainly regret that he can't be here due to covid but it's most recent book it was all i have a republican party became donald trump and he offered that in 2020. we found out about thursday night. and just like spectacular stroke of fate steve hayes was here and that's like looking on your bench and like, oh roger clemens is ready to start for us. so we have we have a great great honor of having steve join us. he is known in meals, media circles as a founder of the dispatch. work has appeared all over the place. washington salon, new york post, been all over tv, seen mclaughlin group, fox. we might talk a little about that later. msnbc's cnbc, c-span. he's worked at the athens editor national journal, editor in chief of the standard, and he also authored a book which we will talk about a little bit in 2009 called cheney the untold story of america's most powerful and controversial vice president. so before we get into t

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with very small, you got the sons of john kerry or stuff sort of john kerry and the son of mitt romney a prominent senator of the republican side. so with, as this war is going to wind down and it will wind down. now, in the aftermath of the referenda, because russia, any attack from these countries will be an attack on russia. when you create loses, they can no longer have the economic means to sustain itself. and the united states is going to have once again bet on the wrong horse. and certainly be interesting to see how everything plays out. and of course, how long all of the funding from the u. s. keeps on rolling a former c. i a analysts, larry johnson, thank you so much for your time and analysis. thank you originally. and we'll bring you more stories after the short break. oh, ah. ah, a will never be a victory for russia. wait solution with you when you wait, unless you a new modem, but you look at a crane more is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. mezzo mom on made. it comes to not should get done in carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're no

a spokesman for the republican national committee during mitt romney's 2012 campaign and communications director for jeb bush's. 2016 presidential campaign. along the way, tim developed a reputation for being pretty skilled apple or opposition research, meaning the spreading of damaging stories about political opponents. and and to this end in 2013, he co-founded an organization that came to be known as america rising. he has since left the gop and pursued a career in media, becoming a writer for the bulwark news and opinion website host of not my party on snapchat and commentator on msnbc. he's also known, of course, as a very vocal critic of donald trump about having been immersed in republican politics for as long as he was. tim knows quite a few of those in the gop who who have stayed and gone along with trump while watching much of what they had once believed in. degraded and devalued in why we did, tim examines what makes some people abandon their principles to align with power, and he doesn't spare himself either. exploring why he got caught up in the political game and and compr

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