sarah palin, right? sarah palin shows up throughout the book maybe ten or 20 times. every time he talks about something negative there is sarah palin. and sarah palin unleashes the tea party movement which is no racist movement. and that tea party movement who on leashes donald trump who is uber racist. it would not of been nuts if al sharpton this is the guy does only one in the united states of america and now we are on double track. the united states is filled with people like obama and racist. and if oppose obama you are racist. those of us who are critics have had to live with this since obama entered the scene in 2004 by the national scene. in the book their silver opportunities for obama to talk about. the incident he goes in great detail when he first tips his hand has a break into his own house because he's forgotten is key. in the back door breaking in the neighbor calls the cop thing a summons a break into their neighbors house and somewhat was not knowing it was the neighbor himself. gates is arrested. obama's asked about this at a press conference. i pla

jesse: thank you for giving us homework now we will all watch the sarah palin joe biden vp debate justo see if we can discover what he was saying back then. thank you so much. coming at the college student dragged out of class by police for covid-19 crime. plus, bill marr says the situation in afghanistan this is my third "live" concert this month. the energy is insane. the crowd, pumped. look, i haven't seen a show in a year. because the more we're indoors together, the more covid spreads. and, until i'm vaccinated, masks help slow the spread. which means the sooner we can go to concerts, like real ones. - can you turn it down babe? - of course, sweetheart. so mask up. not for me, for the music. jesse: spent the bloodshed and tragedy drive a stake through the heart of openness that total joke now when you see what goes down and the rest of the world. for years we listen to people complain how bad the us is and the people are oppressed and america is so evil. men are toxic. really cracks the marines are literally rescuing immigrant babies from death compared america to afghanistan bill

it think our media thought sarah palin wasn't a light weight.is makes sarah palin look like a cross between margaret thatcher and another margaret thatcher. we can't be this stupid anymore. the least our inept leaders can do is not arm the enemy. you have to wonder why kamala harris would bring up christmas in august. maybe she knows in december she will be too busy being president. >> [cheers and applause]. >> yes! >> [applauding]. >> greg: this former criminal defense attorney "outnumbered" co-host emily compagno. she is like a gay bicycle. outspoken. >> [laughing]. >> greg: the worst intro, ever. fox news contribute kat timpf and tyrus. good to see you emily compagno. this is a serious show. this is not like "outnumbered" where you can just show up and hang out. did you catch biden today? it was terrible, wasn't it? >> it was terrible. the worst thing i felt was not surprise. i didn't feel surprise he buried comments about afghanistan after a bunch of domestic policy comments and taxing the corporations and virtue signaling. americans care ab

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it reminds me of the endorsement power that sarah palin had after the 2008 election. and that it is something to behold, gina, the same question for you, the, because you know, it is trump synonymous with the republican party and the republican party synonymous with trump at this stage. go ahead. gina. actually, the situation with donald trump is that he is the leader of the republican party. any other leaders don't exist to day? donald trump says i don't care for them much anymore because people have come to love him. not because they're blind followers, but because you compare today's economy and so the bite and border crisis and the total disaster he's made out of operation warp speed, which donald trump created to versus what donald trump gave america. he earned the respect and the support and more votes than any other president ever in history. he earned loyalty even beyond that. now his rallies are getting bigger now smaller, you'll never see a joe biden rally, show me one. there is no such thing. so whatever donald trump decides to do, as long as he's still a s

you are ripping off sarah palin. i don't know if that's the way to go. she was on cnn or msnbc.ut in front of an audience. >> greg: i think she didn't think it would make news. she sweetedsweeted -- tweeted a got out of her hands. we will keep track of this. we don't whereinto ends up. >> yes, we do. the husband do. this is what keeps us coming back. i will bring it back. the husband did it. >> greg: when groups thinks america is the best? it might not be who you guessed. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. are we still exclusive? absolutely. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key

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republicans were helping their base go crazy during the tea party era, during the sarah palin era, all the way back to newt gingrich in the 1994 republican revolution. and you were part of a lot of that, were you not? you must recognize that. you can't just put this all on trump, right? the republican base have been crazy for long time. >> i have written two books clocking about the role people like me played in weaponizing the grievances and insecurities and culture differences that motivated the republican base and turned them into something that could be pushed out there, based on something that wasn't about the supposed idealogical predicates of the gop but about anger. but about rage. and trump took it to a vastly higher level. trump was more overt about his authoritarian leanings. he was more overt about the drivers that pushed him were not about idealogical choices. he wasn't about small government, constitutional fealty or balanced budgets or anything we pretended to be for. he was about personal power and he still is. we learned a painful lessage. stuart stevens and i have bot

that's a phrase sarah palin used in 2008. and to me, it means the america of the white christian heartland, the people who work with their hands in small towns and rural areas. that's who palin was talking about. and that became trump's base. and in a way, real america has displaced free america as the motor of the republican party. the at the top of the party, you still hear free market ideas. but the real energy of the party is with nativism, i think, and with anti-immigration, anti free trade feeling, which i associate with free america. and finally, just america. on the left is also a rebellion from below, a generational rebellion by younger pple against what they see as the hollow promises of progress that the meritocracy of their parents gave them. and instead, it's a dark view of the country as trapped in a caste system for centuries. that hasn't really changed all that much. and progress is something of an illusion. >> woodruff: and you do say you write about how each one of these groups in a way fulfills a different

-- we're looking at footage of you in 2010 along with greta's husband john and former governor sarah palin and water purification. talk, if you will, about the immediate need and the situation that they're likely facing now just west of the capital in port-au-prince. >> the number one thing is water. they have to have water to survive. and that's why the water purification -- we can take care of about 5,000 people a day with the two units that we're taking down there. and we can take more if needed in the next few days. but that's 5,000 people a day we can provide fresh drinking water. it uses reverse osmosis, so we with just take the water right out of the ocean, and we give them fresh drinking water. shelter, having a piece of plastic or some type of structure to keep you out of the sun or the rain, how important that is for your family. you've seen it for yourself, griff. and so those are the two immediate -- and, of course, medical. lots of times in an earthquake like this you have a lot of fractures, legs, arms that are crushed, and those will need immediate attention. that's what we'