we are gonna have sarah palin, maybe we will now have, like, is this the sarah palin 2.0? she's gonna run for congress, who knows what else. in two consecutive elections, for alaskans to be, like no, we don't want to stick. we want the woman who is really focused on our fisheries. and our healthy fish population and someone who is, like, the opposite of sarah palin it seems. very liked and respected on all sides. not a polarizing character. it's really a completely different ways of doing politics. >> i also think that, like, ranked choice voting is kind of depolarizing. >> yep. that is the idea behind it. >> it is the polarizing, both because it means that sort of the most pivotal thing isn't who wins the primary, you don't kind of outsource these decisions entirely to the rabid base in primary elections. but it also is depolarizing because it gives you an incentive to try to win over the entire electorate, as opposed to just turning out your base. because even the people who might not vote for you in the first round -- >> could get you in a second. >> right. >> right, so

>> i think that it tells us that the republican party has largely moved on from the likes of sarah palinhink of sarah palin's taunts could seem almost quaint compared to those of donald trump is remarkable and tells you a lot about how much the political culture in the country degenerated. sarah palin was to use her phrase the mama grizzly of the hard right and the hard populace right in american politics and she in many ways gave rise to the top of politics that donald trump would take up and watched her choicely plotting the political future and without sarah palin i don't think you have somebody like donald trump to capture the imagination of the american electorate the way that he did and everything about her, use of social media and fox news, picking of very strategic political enemies and the espousal of the us versus them political culture is all trump. >> i have to ask you, ali, women in the new congress and the role that they will play and so no sarah palin. kind of on the opposite end of the republican spectrum, there's going to be in liz cheney. tell me what you are looking fo

one of the most visible and influential people in the 2010 election cycle was sarah palin. - palin reallyn talked about death panels, as if people would have to stand in front of this little group of undoubtedly far-left physicians and healthcare people who would decide, you know, "no. sorry. you have to die." - those two words will not be found in any of those thousands of pages of different variations of the healthcare bill. no, "death panel" isn't there, but he's incorrect, and he is disingenuous. - sarah palin was really a pioneer in that she was really the first politician to spread disinformation like death panels on facebook. you could skirt the established media, go to facebook, go to the internet, and get your message out that way. - let's be clear about one thing. we're not here to rebrand the party. we're here to rebuild a country. [cheers and applause] - after that with palin, all hell broke loose. americans had a well-established and very useful skepticism about media. one of the oldest sayings in american life was, "don't believe everything you read in the papers." the thing

with the help of both right-choice voting and sarah palin's unpop tarly in the state. but, look, she is one of five democrats from a trump one district who is elected, but she's from a state that voted for trump by ten points. meanwhile, in the lower 48, there are five race where is republicans won seats in districts that biden won by ten points or more. those are in california and new york where democrats didn't have as strong a turnout. and as a result, that's the margin in the house, where republicans are likely to control 222 seats to 213 for democrats. but lisa murkowski's re-election is also a big deal for the anti-trump forces within the republican party. the fact that she is there as a counterbalance on some of the more pro-trump members of the republican senate. >> susan, what do you make of susan palin's -- sarah palin's, rather, her loss and murkowski's win? >> well, it's interesting to see a former, you know, vice presidential candidate, i mean, sarah palin was on the ballot with john mccain, and to see her go down really quite spectacularly in this case be

and then, sarah palin comes along. all of a sudden, she is getting arena sized crowds on the road.at sense of grievance. >> talking stretch of the american people and let me know my track record. >> feeling they're not being listened to some of the power structures and urban career dollars. >> we need to create jobs and really bolster and heat up our cadamy. we need the private sector to be able to keep more of what we are to produce. government is going to have to learn to be more efficient. >> we have this big divide between rural and urban cultures. >> well i'm not a member of the current political establishment. >> hail and changed everything. she was the kim kardashian of politics. they covered her like a celebrity, not like a politician. >> never again will be taken advantage of. >> preserve, protect, defend the constitution. >> so help you? got >> something out. >> congratulations, mister president. >> even after the 2008 election, obama wins. one of the most visible and influential people in the 2010 election cycle was sailor -- sarah palin. >> she emerged attacking obamaca

being with us. >>> the second time in less than three months, a democratic in alaska has beaten sarah palinbe elected to the house. we will talk to congressman nary peltola and elon musk may think he is strolling but in reality he is doing something much more dangerous ahead. thing much more dangerous ahead. on a ful arge. and a starting price around $30,000. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. >>> more than two weeks from election day, we can now say that incumbent republican senator lisa murkowski has survived a challenge from trump-backed candidate kelly tshibaka and democrat mary peltola has beaten sarah palin. held on to the state's sole house seat. if you are wondering why we are just getting those results, well, it's a little complicated. alaska is a huge sate, with some po

you wrote a very interesting opinion piece on cnn.com and make the case that sarah palin has lost the. you say, "palin's political legacy will endure. the former alaska governor was a pivotal figure in mainstreaming a new style of republican politics that ignored traditional guardrails. her brand of conservative populism weaponized social and cultural outrage and mobilized working class americans. palin in short mastered trumpism long before donald trump ever set foot in the white house." julian, how is it that a person who arguably unleashed this phenomenon may now be out of politics? >> well, she hasn't found the kind of electoral success she's been looking for and it's unclear the political legs that this kind of republicanism has. that said, it's pretty clear that the republican party has changed. it didn't all start in 2017. and she was one of the figures -- i talk about newt gingrich being another -- who gradually change kwhad the republican party was and opened the door to a very fierce kind of reactionary populism that has been prevalent during the last few years for sure but

sarah palin's former vice presidential candidate and alaskan governor.hat one coming at the end there. >> her mom is proud. >> bad manners, what was your take on that very exciting event? >> good, that's the dream team, and that is the best effort to get out the vote especially for common sense constitutional conservatives, let that be the dream team and let us enjoy the fight against that so that the status quo is no more. because the trajectory that we are on is not good. >> jesse: are you seeing crime is a major issue all across the country? >> all across the country! and look at these universal if you will problems for instance, every state is a border state now, because every state is adversely impacted by the fennel coming on over. all of these issues, crime, the open borders, inflation, everything is touching every single american, so it is uniting us against the status quo. >> jesse: joe biden said he would unite us, i don't think he meant like that. we have michael moore who apparently knows a lot about women, he knows women better than i know w

and candidate mary peltola has beaten sarah palin. she's held on to the states solo house seat.ondering why we are just getting those results, it's a little bit complicated. alaska is a huge state, with some polling places in areas with no road access. it takes time to get those ballots in. necessary checks of absentee ballots against voter rolls also takes time. that is before you get to the tabulation of the vote count it happened just a short time ago. alaska uses ranked choice voting, in which voters rank their preferred candidates in order. since no candidate got more than 50% of the vote in these races, it went to an instant runoff where the candidates with the fewest votes were eliminated. their votes went to the next candidate choices, until a winner was announced. in the case of alaska's single house seat, this brings an end to erase that feature the state's former governor, and a republican who is running for the seat. the result, also the second set victory this year, for democrat mary portola who first when this house seat in an august special election, and served th

democrat mary peltola, former state lawmaker, beat sarah palin in the ranked choice voting.ent lisa murkowski won reelection and she has beat out the trunk backed candidate. that means alaska, sending to moderates to represent them in washington. there are two house seats still to be called. stay tuned. >> arthel: end date. south carolina congressman james clybourn is saying that the 80-year-old president should run again. that as some other members of the democratic party are openly expressing their doubts. let's bring in fox news contributor and associate editor of "the wall street journal" john bussey. do the democrats have a dilemma on their hands? >> they do in some respect because he is 80 years old. that is weighing on the democrats. they see a field of younger candidates peered potential candidates for president coming up post biden. worry if it's not donald trump and a younger republican, that he would be running against if he has the stamina for it. the flip side is that clyburn is really influential. he was the one who endorsed biden in 2020 and not cut south caro

mary pell is also projected to win her house race in alaska ending sarah palin come back bid. palin also endorsed by trump. >>> and news out georgia, the supreme court rejected a request by republicans from offering early voting this coming is a. voters could head to the poll this is weekend in the election between raphael warnock and his challenger herschel walker. joining me to discuss, correspondent for "the new york times" and laura baron. happy thanksgiving to both of you. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> happy thanksgiving. >> so laura, first on the georgia senate race, they will vote on saturday. that appears to be a loss for republicans not just in the courtroom but politically because the democrats in the state have done their leg work in terms of getting the vote out on this saturday. >> that is right. this is been something that the democratic party in georgia has been preparing for. there are a lot of organizations on the ground, get out of the vote organizations that have been focused on mail-in voting and absentee voting as well as early voting in g

cnn now projecting that democratic congresswoman has defeated sarah palin. end of palin's political career? >> reporter: i don't -- having watched palin over many years, i don't think that we can ever say that just because she certainly has such a big following, particularly among social conservatives and religious conservatives, but this was yet another example of the fact that palin's party now has kind of eclipsed her. there are -- she was among the first of this sort of republican celebrity candidate when she stepped out with john mccain as his running mate in that 2008 race, but really her brand of politics was something that turned off a lot of alaska voters whereas petola was running on her independent streak, her ability to work across the aisle. a lot of people remembered palin abruptly stepped down as governor in 2009. some lingering resentments about that, and so this is sort of just a time when palin was not able to pull off the kind of robust campaign and raise the money that she needed to, alex. >> you can't tie so much of what we see back to t

. >> you think they would have learned what hapless sarah palin and gabby, she's targeting districtshe list triggered and we found that they did them know sarah palin was that's what happens we are a blame for society instead of a solution for society. >> of democrats looking for things, shiny objects to avoid the harder decisions and then the media goes right along with it. >> i think they just want you to give up your liberty. they want to disarm americans that's what is ultimately about pres called for banning handguns before at 9 millimeters sought specific about all guns. >> okay, coming up jeff bezos of the "washington post" are sounding the alarm over elon musk twitter take over even claiming he is making his employees cry. the left vilification of moscow, next. technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. ♪ ♪ welcome back to "the big saturday show". the mainstream

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sarah palin was also on the ballot there. and then, of course, lisa murkowski is another is on the ballot there. and that's the senate that we're watching very closely. but what i was talking to about ranked choice voting say that it is a system that can benefit women because of the quality that are generally stereotypically assigned to female candidates, which is they can build consensus and the whole in a ranked choice voting system is to be, you know, at palatable to your supporters so that if i ranked betsy first at least people don't hate me so much that they won't rank me second. and so if that doesn't reach the threshold, i then pick up a lot of her voters. and palin, although she is a woman, has always campaigned as a firebrand. and so politically ideologically she doesn't necessarily work in a system like ranked choice voting. but someone like mary pell tola who won there but campaigned so congenial to the point where would whisper to us, she's just so nice. it really worked for in being able to not just coalesce the

i'll probably be my epitaph, you know, the guy who chose sarah palin. i didn't choose sarah palin, but that's what the press loves to do to write but for but some of you may know or recall we had very serious conversations that joe liberman about being the vice presidential nominee that was and he and i had a number of discussions about how he as if he became the president or the acting president how he would be faithful to the mccain policy. you know, would he fire all the cabinet members that sort of thing, but they just goes to show you how awkward it is when you're sitting in the white house looking at the speaker if it's a different party looking at the president pro team and say what's going to happen if if we have have to go there so i think regardless of the constitutionality, although i i agree with those you think just probably not institutional to have the signal speaker in them and the president pro team and the line of succession. i do think that it's it's bad policy. it's it's mischievous. i kind of like the notion that maybe you drop them

it will probably be my epitaph, you know, the guy who chose sarah palin. i did not to sarah palin.but that's with the press loves to do, they love to write. but some of you may know or recall, we had very serious conversations with joe lieberman about being the vice presidential nominee. he and i had a number of discussions about how he, if he became the president, or the acting president, how he would be faithful to the mccain policy. you know, would he fired all the cabinet members? that sort of thing. that goes to show you how awkward it is when you are sitting in the white house looking at the speaker, if it's a different party, looking at the president -- and say, what's going to 2019, australia had had six -- i kind of like the notion that maybe you drop them down to the bottom of the tree because it goes to my last point, which is stability. it's fundamentally important to have stability and leadership. i came back as a year ago as ambassador to australia. when i arrived in australia in 2019, australia had had six prime ministers in 12 years. -- it felt to me like the whole

sarah palin losing i think in part because of the ranked choice system but listening to sarah palin andiends. really shows that ranked voting which i think other state wills start adopting, really discourages the rhetorical flame throwing because you are not just playing to a small base. there's a ranked voting. don't want to go out and say these people are evil. that group is bad. so it certainly looked -- one part of the story. second part is lisa murkowski. >> hello. >> like, the tea partiers tried to get rid of her. they lost. trump tried to get rid of heifer. he lost. it is praetd remarchible that murkowski keeps winning against the odds. >> you are right to identify the ranked choice system prevents the overt negative. we saw the same in new york city for the mayor's race a year or so ago and this does seem like it perhaps ends sarah palin's political career after the two losses this cycle. but mush murkowski is a great point. she is a survivor and wins despite working across party lines. a republican in the senate known to work with democrats on a number of important issues. she

congresswoman, mary portola will win alaska's at- large house seat, defeating republican rival sarah palin nick baggage. that's incredible that we are still getting in projections and reporting on midterm results. okay. now, since it's a holiday, stuffing will make its way around the table and many of us will end up feeling stuffed. so, what is the best way to limit things giving overindulgence? do we even want to limit things giving overindulgence? we have a new study about exercise, which is counterintuitive. we will share it with you, next. i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® biofreeze, the

. >> coming to sarah palin's defeat, made huge splashes winning the gubernatorial race epa the choiceccain. does this defeat tell you the party moved beyond her brand or her specifically? >> why ran desantis has to run for president now. republican politics is moving. when the vote on the affordable care act happened in the senate and john mccain voted to keep it, wow, look what happened. the former standardbearer of the party is with dems. she just lost the race and now on to the lake and desantis stage. the republican party moved fast. brought on initially by donald trump and celebrated by the party writ large. >> mary petola won a first full house term as the first native american woman to serve in senate and the first democrat to win since 1970s. >> it's incredibly significant. alaska's not a state that democrats focus on in the presidential election so the fact that we have a democrat there that flipped that seat for the first time in several decades is momentous and historic given the fact she is native american. it gives democrats another vote that we need now given the fact th

. >> i think she should give sarah palin a call because she reminds me in many ways of sarah palin, and was flavor of the month for a while, but, you know, here's the thing that's going on, willie. i think that what happened in arizona is a really good example of voters getting worn out by the bombastic craziness that is represented by the likes of kari lake. every time we play clips of those people testifying in front of that election board, every time we play clips from crazy town that chases moderate voters into the arms of the democratic party. a lot of those moderate voters were willing to take a chance on donald trump because he was different, and everybody wants change always, but now it is just wearing folks out, especially those moderate voters who are capable of voting for either party. that's what's going on. now people like kemp and sununu and desantis, they're managing to keep a lot of those independent moderate voters in their camp, but not the crazy election deniers that are all about a toxic mix of guns and outrage, and grievance. >> yeah. all right, so let's pause the c

democratic representative mary merritt told us gets to hold out her seat in the house by meeting sarah palin alaska native ever elected to congress for a full term. lisa murkowski is also projected to win the race. to keep her spot, beating a republican challenger thanks to rank choice voting. an arrest warrant has been issued in the death of a 25-year-old tourist who died in mexico. she died while on vacation at a mexican resort. originally set to have died after drinking too much alcohol but the autopsy shows she died of a spinal cord injury and dislocated neck and may have been alive for several hours while receiving medical care. mexican authorities did not say who the arrest moran was for, however it is believed to be for one of her friends who may have been in a fight robinson before her death. if you are waiting until today to drive to thanksgiving dinner you may have to wait to fill up your car and do it after you leave the bay area or before you come back. ours in the bay area way above the national average. dropping seven cents in san francisco overnight. california, the average pr

special house election we had that produced a more moderate nominee or winner, the democrat over sarah palin and lisa murkowski is the only senator up for reelection will get at least second place and get support from independents and democrats already, not just republicans. a problem also looking at setting this up and execute part for me. >> slightly optimistic points, if you had told me after the chaos of 2020 in january 6 that the attacks on biden with a 50-50 senate and tiny majority of the house, afghanistan which i think was a mistake hurt him politically and lessened his power, if you told me we could pull off the ukraine foreign policy with good u.s. work, good diplomatic work and solidify the alliance. ukrainians think we are key to it europeans think we are key to it. it's gone pretty well with little attempts to speak of republicans, democrats who were shut down by pelosi. these institutions remain strong. u.s. ability to help others around the world remains unmatched, obviously in terms of equipment. that has been heartening. i wonder ukraine could be a moment where people are r

hannity: this is in the most corrupt system in the country right now, and she's not even supporting sarah palinyou're in alaska, i hope they vote for you. what they're doing is nothing short of disgusting, swamp and sewers style test stakes, pretty disgraceful. luck to you in seven days, one week from tonight. other breaking news, out of michigan, a new insider advantage poll shows michigan republican candidate to dixon is no ahead of failed far left incumbent gretchen whitmer. it's absolutely winnable for republicans, neck and neck. dixon has all the momentum now specially after the debate they just had. witmer is as radical as it gets in terms of being a governor. throughout the last two years, she went all in uncoated lockdowns, put sick patients into nursing homes, double down on far left lunacy. do not let witmer destroy her life anymore than than she already has, all you in michigan. the stakes can be higher. dixon joins us now. i believe the debate was a tutorial for challenging candidates how to take on incumbents. you have in every aspect of her failed record on pat. you never let her

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congresswoman mary peltola beating republican challengers including former vice presidential nominee sarah palinwin a full term to represent the state's at-large congressional district. she has held the seat since winning a special election in august, following the death of longtime g.o.p. congressman don young. fox news media is partnering with the police athletic league to donate hundreds of gifts to kids in new york city. fox employees purchased and wrapped nearly 500 presents to put under the all-american christmas tree out on fox square during the tree lighting earlier this week. the director explained the group's mission. >> for people to grow, find mentorship, and partner with our great partners in law enforcement. to keep them safe and keep them inspired for the future. >> carley: if you would like to donate to this incredible cause, go to this website on your screen down at the bottom, guys. in a little bit of news is being made outside right now. there's a massive crowd of people waiting to watch the parade. i see one woman with a turkey hat on her head. >> joey: want me to go take it

. >> does sarah palin and i disagree on issues?, because we're both mavericks. >> i will be voting for senator barack obama. >> we'll be able to not just blunt the momentum of isil, but alsoly dwight them. >> men marrying men and women marrying women are entitled to the sail rights. >> you're going to say four years ago, what a great job you've done, president trump. >> if it's sunday, if it's sunday, if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> well, look, i'm going to make you toast, not me, but toasting everybody. you've all picked your favorite -- your -- what is yours? >> house seat, north carolina, where i live. jeff jackson, pat harrigan. sadly there's been violent. how the people will respond, partially due to a commercial. >> claire? >> nevada. it would tell us whether or not a really good bandy can hold on. >> georgia, will it go to a runoff? >> and virginia, seven, this is a seat that went for biden in 2020, for the republican governor in 2021. >> it's as swinging as it gets. >>> a quick programming note. i hope you join u

jesse watters prime time tonight, dana perino, cary lake, and sarah palin with a special guest appearancehorne was the first black women to have a broadway career, born in brooklyn 1917, the first show in 1934. she won four tony's and died in 2010 at 92 years old, congratulations to her and her family. and i'm glad that i was able to talk about it. >> bill: before we go is dana and i like to say, check out the size of these bobbles. all right, that is central london. a runaway ornament. it's a bubble, i think there were two that got away. so that's it. also, bill hemmer and dana primo, prime time jesse watters, so don't miss that. >> dana: it can and will believe we. >> jesse: i think i have my money, dana lost last sink or swim. she has lost every time, so you are due. >> judge jeanine: all right, that's it for us tonight, we will see you back here on sunday at 5:00. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, i am bret baier, four days left till the midterm vote, president biden and democrats are trying to turn to the economic narrative and turn it in their favor. the october jobs

democrat mary peltola beat the former governor and 2008 republican vice presidential candidate sarah palinfill the state's open u.s. congressional seat. peltola campaigned on reproductive rights, and will make history as the first alaska native in congress. for more, we are joined by george cheung, who has been following all of this closely. you have said rank-choice voting is a necessary step in the unsex y critical work of crash proofing our democracy. could you explain what you mean? assume that people have not even heard of rank-choice voting. george: thank you for having me, i'm excited to be here. currently, we in the u.s. currently use a system for our elections called winner take all with plurality rules. meaning, candidate whoever has e most votes on election day winds that election. which means they plurality cod win, a majority could look for a different candidate. rank-choice voting is a ballot style and tabulation method in which voters get to rank their choices, let's say one through five, or as many candidates as there are on the ballot. if someone receives a majority of vot

former vice presidential nominee sarah palin to win a full determine to represent the state's at largeict. peltola has held the seat winning special election in august following the death of long time g.o.p. congressman don young. everyone lone wolves pie on thanksgiving but each state has their own favorite flavor for today. pinterest compiling a fun lipps of data for pie recipes here are a few of the results. florida residents looking for recipes for pumpkin pie than ay other flavor. key lime pie recipes interesting choice. >> rachel: i love key lime pie, i will have it any day. i will not judge anybody and their pie state. georgia called the peach state people in georgia prefer blueberry pie. folks in oklahoma certaining for lemon meringue pie. what are your favorite pies. >> lawrence: this is a fallacy people are searching for recipes because they don't know how to find. what i'm saying everybody in georgia already knows how to make a pecan pie. they know how to make a pumpkin pie and they know how to make a peach pie. looking for how to make a blueberry pie. ,. >> carley: least fa

but look, i think sarah palin had a moment in time.her this new party and i think donald trump inherited some of what she brought in but at a certain point you actually have to win elections and to keep saying you're going to win and you're strong and your brand of politics is strong and to not win is going to raise a lot of questions. that's the same questions the former president is going to face. >> this is someone who trump vehemently campaigned against. she voted to convict him during the second impeachment trial and voted against a number of keefe things in his presidency. but what i thought was interesting about murkowski winning is this sort of coalition that she built across the aisle in alaska. >> i think that murkowski is a well liked poll sigitician in t state, that she's seen as delivering to are that state. and in d.c., even though we're not in d.c. but we cover d.c. and i think folks that are in d.c. and around it tend to be more removed from the delivery of services of government. she's seen as being effective at that g

go back to 2008, when barack obama and joe biden defeated john mccain and sarah palin.tial candidate into the alaskan wilderness? don't be silly. the gop made palin a superstar, and a leading voice in the increasingly dominant far-right tea party movement, where she was given a platform to spew nonsense like this. >> more background checks. -- mister president, should've started with yours. >> flash forward to 2012, obama defeats mitt romney and gets a second term despite four years of insanely racist attacks on him from the gop, including be asked about his birth certificate. the last -- lost was so humiliating for the republican party, -- reaching out to minority voters, saying, quote, if we want ethnic minority voters to support republicans, we have to engage them, and show our sincerity. guess what happened? republican primary voters didn't read the report, as they pick donald trump, the man who launched his presidential campaign calling mexicans rapists, as their candidate for 2016. he lost the popular vote. cut the 2020, trump loses both the popular vote and the e

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of her win being the first native alaskan to serve in congress is major and she obviously beat sarah palinstate. it's yet another loss for trump's backed candidates. >> and, julia, i want to change topics a little bit to the justice department naming jack smith as special counsel. there are reports now that trump allies, including some on capitol hill, are trying to undermine his credibility. what have you heard? >> yeah, there are a number of republicans on capitol hill, you know, notable republicans jim jordan, for example, from ohio, republicans that normally side with trump on a number of these matters especially saying that jack could be politically biased in some way, have some sort of liberal leaning. they point to the fact that his wife had donated to president biden's 2020 presidential campaign and also they point to what they say was targeting of conservatives by the irs during the obama administration. they're trying to sort of poke holes in the special counsel and this investigation. we'll see if that holds. that will certainly hold with conservative audiences. but i think righ

. >> talk about sarah palin. came in like a whirlwind, right? >> oh, yeah. >> you know. >> yes. >> and, you know, in that first election, but again, during the second obama, you know, after mccain, when obama became the president, you know, she started stoking the flame very heavily on social media. she was one of the first politicians to really ignore the broadcast media networks and take to social media and say, these are death panels. you know, you're not going to see that anywhere. so she sort of went against the grain into her space. and then it exploded. from there. >> is the -- does this happen without trump or is trump the x-factor? >> i don't think that this happens without trump. i think that he really gave oxygen to people that were mostly living underground. you know, it's shortsighted to think that fringe and white nationalism wasn't there at all, because it is. and we talk about that at length, but i think that he gave it a voice and he gave it legitimacy. we saw it after charlottesville. when you h

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it is one of the reasons i think that sarah palin lost in alaska because alaska has ranked choice votinglain how it works. >> ranked choice voting is -- goes away from what we traditionally know. 51%, vote for one person and that is it. with ranked choice voting, voters have more choices. you literally will rank your top candidate, second candidate, third candidate, and so on. after those votes are counted, then it looks at the second candidate, who got the most votes. it is a system that looks a lot more about the majority of the people who is popular for them and that person will win the election. amy: let me ask about slavery on the ballot in five states. explain, chris. >> it is 2020, yes, slavery is still in state constitutions and the u.s. constitution with the exception of slavery as a form of punishment. that is on the ballot in alabama, louisiana, tennessee, oregon, and vermont. why this issue is so important is this exception, if everyone remembers ever dugin a amazing documentary on what 13th" it has led to mass incarceration of black and brown communities, led to over crimina

clinton is part of the deep state baby-eating cabal. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: remember sarah palineaking of marjorie taylor greene, male fertility is on the decline. according to a new study, researchers found worldwide sperm counts fell by more than 51% since 1973. which is why we need herschel walker in the senate more than ever before. [ laughter ] down in georgia, herschel is gearing up for his run-off with raphael warnock, and he's doing it by tackling the issues voters believe matter most. >> overnight, i was watching this movie, watching this movie called "fright night," freak night, some kind of night, it was about vampires. i don't know if you knew vampires are cool people. let me tell you something i found out. a werewolf can kill a vampire, do you know that? >> jimmy: senator, your time is expired. [ laughter ] he did not know that. did you know that? >> guillermo: no, i didn't. >> jimmy: we learned something, thanks, her develop. ed we've got a great show for you tonight. kumail nanjiani is with us. and pink is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] pink is an exceptiona

a lot of people interested in it to see if sarah palin could make a comeback. do these results surprise you at all and does it tell us something about moderate candidates in general? >> it tells us something about moderate candidates especially in a ranked-choice voting system. the thing most striking to me when i was there in august. there for results right before the special election when mary peltola, the democrat, won the house race first time. in the weeks between the special election and general election we saw many staffers for the former congressman don young who held that seat for decades come forward and say that this would be a continuation of young's legacy by putting mary peltola in this seat. there was a lot of crossover between republicans and democrats alike. that's the point of the ranked choice voting system. take hyperpartisanship out of it and tends to favor more moderates candidates. i don't mean it in an ideological sense but a consensus-building sense. you look at the fact peltola came out of this, many alaskans felt more national than al