joining me, former alaska governor sarah palin. it's nice having you in the studio. it is a catastrophe. first he hide the children. then he bans the drones so we can't see it. >> it's lunacy. the dichotomy between what u.s. law says and what the vast majority of americans support and biden's border couldn't be more clear. how can government get away with banning the drones? jesse: they are saying it's some sort of problem with police because it's interfering with law enforcement. i don't see why a drone about the size of my heading interfere with law enforcement. it doesn't make sense. >> no, it doesn't make sense. it's another problem americans will have to face. when you consider who is coming or. if covid is life and death for this country as we are told, these folks coming on over unchecked, unvaccinated. i don't want to give an inch when it comes to any more covid mandates when you know they are inviting people to come over who are doing the opposite of what they are telling us to do. are they wearing masks and social distancing? and they are being invited in.

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sarah palin. i mean, sarah palin shows up throughout the book and maybe 10, 20 times and every time he talks about something negative there's sarah palin and sarah palin unleashes the tea party movement which is now a racist movement and the tea party movement unleashes donald trump who is uber racist. it was nuts, it wouldn't have been if al sharpton was in the white house. this is a guy, only one america, in the united states of america and now we're already on a double track. the united states is filled with people like obama and racists. and if you oppose obama you're a racist. it's frustrating. those of us who are critics have had to live with this for the last-- since obama entered the scene in 2004 on the national scene. and in the book, there are several opportunities for obama to talk about, the one incident he goes into in great detail when he first tips his hand to the new obama happens in the summer of 2009 when harvard professor and obama friend henry lewis gates actually has to break

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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

governor, sarah palin, i keep changing it every time. young royals? perhaps not young, she is over 40. >> first, you know how relevant the list is, i was on that list. more than once. a few times and look where i am today. >> greg: you or governor of alaska, that's a big deal. this is a big deal. being on the "gutfeld!" show. >> she's going up. >> what he's holding up his -- >> greg: that was an easy joke. sarah. governor palin. esquire. i never knew what esquire meant. so kat, does it bother you that they are on a list and you are not? are you supposed to be bothered? >> i am bothered because i feel terrible for them because i left the royal family saying they didn't want publicity and now they have to be on this magazine cover. we shouldn't be talking about this. we should be out there looking for the people who kidnapped then and made them do this. >> greg: that is true. this was at gunpoint. >> it must have been pure they went through all that. leaving the royal family because i don't want publicity and clearly they were kidnapped. w

i want to play you this sound from sarah palin, and her thoughts on whiteness and the covid vaccine incommon sense conservatives. i believe in science and i have not taken the shot. i do believe in science in that fauciism of the day back then was if you have had covid -- i've had covid -- then mother nature was creating immunity. >> there was a phrase in the very popular movies in the '30s and '40s where a woman was saying i'm a free, white and 21. curt, look, sarah palin doesn't have the best record when it comes to winning office or supporting people for office or even having television shows that are successful. my thought is when you say things like that, when you turn covid vaccinations and political behavior into an identity issue of whiteness, how effective is that going to be in states like texas, in states like virginia, in states like georgia where you can't just win with white people alone voting? >> well, jason, i just look book at the 2021 senatorial election that we had earlier this year, how that went in georgia, not too well for these folks. i think about the sarah pal

sarah palin. she shows up throughout the book ten or 20 times anytime is something negative there is sarah palin and she unleashes the tea party movement which is now a racist movement and now it's donald trump it now is very racist this is nuts it wouldn't if al sharpton but this isn't this is the guy he said there's only one in united states of america but now the united states is filled with people like obama and racist if you oppose obama you are racist so those who are critics have to live with this as obama entered the scene and 2004 and in the book there are several opportunities for obama to talk about thes wind incident and great detail happened in the summer of 2009 when henry louis gates actually has to break into his own house because he forgot his key and is in the back door and the neighbor calls the cops thinking someone is breaking into their neighbors house. somebody was but didn't know it was the neighbor gates is arrested obama as asset a press conference i thinknk he planted th

sarah palin. she shows up throughout the book may be ten or 20 times. every time you talk about something negative, there's sarah palin and she unleashes that he party movement that is now a racist movement and the tea party movement unleashes donald trump. this is nuts. it wouldn't have been if al sharpton one of the white house but this is and al sharpton, this is the guy we are already on a double track. the united states is filled with people like obama and racists and if youst oppose obama you ae a racist. it's frustrating. those of us that our critics have had to live with this for the last since obama entered the scene in 2004 on the national scene. in the book, there are several opportunities for obama to talk about. the one he goes into in great detail whenfo he first tips his hand as it happens in the summer of 2009 when the harvard professor and henry louis gates had to break into his house because he's forgotten the key. the neighbor called the cops thinking somebody's breaking into their neighbors house, and someone was, not knowing it was

joining me now is former vice presidential candidate and alaska governor sarah palin., governor. >> thank you so much. >> rachel: as a mother of a veteran, tell me what you think about how joe biden, president biden has treated the military since he has been elected? >> it's a shame. and those in the military candidly boldly expressed their opinion, they share that opinion that this is a shame that their commander-in-chief, their leader would be so blaize about lives of american's finest who are serving, something greater than self. they literally are serving. people who, though, who have suffered underneath the hands of joe biden, are very frustrated. i think a lot of them feel defenseless. they feel helpless, even, in wondering hey, is the rest of america going to be outraged, also, and say enough is enough? and do something about this in the collective rising up? and actually doing something about the problems that the leftists are causing, including just disseminating the morale, disseminating the organization that is our military. >> rachel: yeah, absolutely. i th

it reminds me of the endorsement power that sarah palin had after the 2008 election. and it is something to behold, gina, the same question to you would be 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 de 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 the, the, the bite and border crisis and the total disaster he's made out of operation warp speed, which donald trump created, 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, got smaller. you'll never see 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

this is now sarah palin's party. its not john mccain's party.d jolly and monya sharon, thank you for joining me tonight. that is "all in" on this wednesday night. good evening, rachael. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks for joining us this hour. 1973. s. when the united states supreme court guaranteed abortion rights nationwide. that, of course, is the landmark roe versus wade decision. that law blocked states, any state in the country from banning abortion. it said american women have a right under the united states constitution to get an abortion if they want one. and that right can't be infringed even if politicians in individual states feel differently. after that ruling in 1973, the very first abortion clinic to open its doors in the great state of texas was a clinic in the city of

the brink of implementing crisis care, full-on rationing of health care, the death panels that sarah palin seeing the gop-dominated legislature which wants emergency session not to get more resources for the pandemic but pass a law banning health care providers for requiring vaccines for personnel. various private employer are requiring their employees to be vaccinated and legislature is talking about coming back in to ban those requirements. looking at numbers, folks are concluding that top priority should be to remove vaccine incentives. >> what should idaho be doing now? >> certainly i'm grateful that our health care providers are taking the health of their patients seriously, and ultimately i think it's their prerogative to make decisions, they might require masks or gloves and long standing practice to require personnel to have other vaccines, at very least we need to let health care experts do their business and let communities do their business. there was also a push in session i think we'll see again to ban school boards and local governments from taking precautions. our governor e

which when they tried to get sarah palin through, they've just been off the rails. out in the midwest where i live in michigan, we're not stupid. we know bs when we see it. and i think the people i'm around, and, yes, there are those who are very pro-trump and flying the flags and still singing the songs, but there are a lot of people who are over it. they just want someone to tell them the truth like in the swing county in michigan. they were reagan democrats or biden republicans and trump came through michigan in 2016 and promised these men and women of all race that is we're going to -- i'm going to get your job back, that specific job you lost, i'm going to get it back. and he didn't do it. they voted for him, he didn't do it. he lied to him. michigan went biden. they're just looking for somebody, a democrat, a republican, anybody who will tell them the truth and make this world a better place for their kids or grandkids. i don't know if partial unity is possible but 60/40 is. if republicans look at the polls, maybe i should -- maybe i should stand up, maybe now

when mccain and others realized, oh, look what we created, this is now sarah palin's party, it's not john mccain's party, this is a different party than today's republican leaders know what they've got. >> david jolly, mona, >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks for joining us this hour. 1973. that's when the united states supreme court guaranteed abortion rights nationwide. that, of course, is the landmark roe versus wade decision. that law blocked states, any state in the country, from banning abortion. it said american women have a right under the united states constitution to get an abortion if they want one. and that right can't be infringed even if politicians in individual states feel differently. after that ruling in 1973, the very first abortion clinic to open its doors in the great state of texas was a clinic in the city of mcallen. mcallen is a small city on the very southern tip of texas, right on the border of mexico. the first abortion clinic in texas opened there? 1973, and it served women in the rio grande valley in that part of south

the sarah palin's are here in idaho now.ant to come in for an emergency session, not to figure out how we can get more resources to address the pandemic, but to pass a law banning or health care providers from requiring vaccines for their personnel. right now we have various private employers across the state were requiring their employees, doctors and nurses to be vaccinated. the legislature is talking about coming back into ban those vaccine requirements. so, to me that's a little stoning that we're looking at these numbers and there are folks concluding firm this that our top priority should be to remove vaccines incentives. >> what's should idaho be doing now? >> well, certainly, i'm grateful that our health care providers are digging the health of their patients seriously. i think it's their prerogative to make a decision. they make a kind of decisions, for require people to get masks, gloves. it's been a long-standing practice to require personnel to get other vaccines. so, at the very least, i think we need to let hea

trucks essentially laying out a story that we want -- if you remember years ago we got upset for sarah palinking about cross-hairs this is next level incitement. i don't know how bad things don't happen based on the level of rhetoric and the emotion going on around the country right now. >> barbara, look into your crystal ball and give us the benefit of all of your experience. we know they want to move forward on this. we know that this is not something they want to drag out but realistically give us a timeline as you see it and where you see this going, how big is it going to get because already tonight at least one member of the committee said we're not done obviously with the subpoenas here. >> well, one thing they did that gives me optimism is they didn't use the normal niceties that are done when you are subpoenaing members of the former executive branch by giving them first an invitation to come in and then only when they decline using a subpoena. they came right out of the gate with a subpoena which i think was a good move to short circuit things. i think it is likely some of them wil

explaining why many women don't know they're pregnant by six weeks but she saved fire power for sarah paline into the congresswoman as a fake feminist and aoc replied with this on her twitter feed. >> does the fact that, yes, i am a mouth piece for the people of new york's 14th congressional district upset you? well, i have help for you. call 1-800-cry now. that's 1-800-cry-now. >> aoc gets the coveted high five of the week. we will be right back. be right . ♪♪♪ you love your pet...but hate wearing their hair. did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? with bounce pet hair & lint guard, your clothes can repel pet hair. one bounce mega sheet has 3x the hair fighting ingredients of the leading dryer sheet. simply toss into the dryer to bounce out hair & lint. look how the shirt on the left attracts pet hair like a magnet! pet hair is no match for bounce. it's available in fresh scent & unscented. with bounce, you can love your pets, and lint roll less. pool floaties are like whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like whooping cough, it's

this is sarah palin.ot a rocket scientist or neurologist or a doctor, but here she is talking. >> because i do believe in science in the fauciism of the day back then was if you had covid -- i've had corid -- well, then mother nature was creating an immunity. and even today they say, you know, you're 27% more immune -- >> 27 times is huge. >> yeah, so i want to ask the questions. >> as dimwitted as that sounded i hear people who i think are pretty smart saying the same thing, well i had covid therefore i'm immune. that's not true, right? >> joy, that's right. and it's sad because, you know, before we had a vaccine we did know, yes, dr. fauci was saying that, yes, if you get covid we know you develop immunity. we don't know exactly for how long. we know it's months, and that is all true, but it's manipulative to just take that part of a sentence and stop there. what needs to be completed with the rest of that sentence, joy, is that we now know if you had covid, yes, you get some immunity, we don't think it