if you think the tea party is dead or dying? -- do you think the tea party is dead or dying? david: i think the leadership in the house and senate decided it's dead and ignoring it. although i was pleased that over half the house republicans voted no, even with pressure from the white house and their leadership to vote yes for it. but it's true. republicans have become big spenders. at least the house and senate leadership republicans, just like the democrats. and the tea party started out as an independent group. they lined up with republicans because they were smaller government, but they were suspicious of politicians, and i think that sentiment is very much alive. >> if you had to describe it today, how would you describe president trump's fiscal legacy? david: my view is president trump worked hard to reduce spending and they were ignored by republican allies in the house and senate, and couldn't get better deals than what they got. so right now, it's building debt. and that's going to be a big problem for our country. we've been saying that for probably a decade now. th

this time it's a story about this tea party movement. string of embarrassments for the paper. the president loves to hate. we will break it down next. ♪ doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. ♪ >> katie: "the new york times" once again changing a story after pushback from social media. twitter users criticize the paper for a story about the tea party, saying it

adoption of this deal marks the death of the tea party movement in america. fiscal conservatives, those who remain, should be in mourning. for congress, both parties has desert you. -- has deserted you. the national debt now stands at $22 trillion. this year, we will add over $1.2 trillion. we are approaching record deficits, and neither party cares. both parties have deserted, have absolutely and utterly deserted america, and show no care and no understanding and no sympathy for the burden of debt they are leaving the taxpayers, the young, the next generation, and the future of our country. the very underpinnings of our country are being eroded and threatened by this debt. the interest on this debt will be over $400 billion next year. precisely $455 billion. interest will surpass all welfare spending in the next two years. interest on the debt will surpass defense spending by 2025. social security is $7 trillion in debt. medicare is over $30 trillion in debt. and yet, a parade of candidates on national television last night says they want to double and triple

tea party didn't get what it wanted but did unleash the politics of anger.ing critics saying it left out references to race and racism, the times then changing the story then tweeting we have updated this story assessing the policy failures of the tea party movement ten years after its life to include attacks on president obama. this comes after another editorial following backlash over a headline on president trump's response to the shootings in el paso and dayton. the headline was changed to assailing hate but not guns. joining me now is maryanne marsh former adviser to john kerry. i just want, let's start with you, alex. i just remember the tea party really coming out of frustration born out of spending during the bush administration and that congressional leadership, and then the financial crisis really be frustrated. how do you remember it? >> i remember it that way as well. it was fiscally oriented. it was not a social movement. it was a movement about the fiscal policies in the context of, yes, the financial crash in 2008, but then also the big stimul

there is nothing factually wrong with the story about the tea party, which the paper says was supposedthe legacy of angry protests, the deficit and big government. but when african-americans and others said to the times, "how dare you write a story about the tea party and not mention racism," the paper changed the story adding a passage about obama allies who view the movement as giving voice to those who wanted to attack the first black president. by the way, some showed up at rallies waving recent signs and characters. that should be used to describe the whole movement. >> molly: i've been to a number of tea party rallies all of the country and i haven't seen really crazy or virulently racist or anything like that. it's interesting to see the number of tweets being sent in this article. as you mentioned, there is nothing particularly scandalous about this. the movement, the choice they are making, will they make it again and again? 's of the row they've essentially chosen? >> that the danger here. every time some on the left or group of people go on twitter and complaint, of the time

me in your reaction, what i am trying to generate here, i was part of the reagan revolution, the tea party revolution, the article five conventional state revolution. [applause] what we are trained to do is defend the constitution and those that want to remove the duly elected president of the united states. what this book does is expand who they are because the political and forever going to get her country back where the freedom of the press pack we have to deal with these people and that's what this book is about. >> i was thinking when i read your book, president trump had been given the opportunity and its title, fake news. >> that's a good title i wish i'd thought of it. >> i was listening to your show a few month ago and became apparent, i think you had an opportunity named quietly and maybe more than once to sit with her president and talk with her president, i'm not asking you to betray any conversations but having met with them and having spoken with them, should we have all the confidence in them that you think we should? >> i do not meet with them that often, there's an occasio

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the return to good old days sees the greens also an anonymous a trained doctor up against the if tea parties and yes kind of it's an army veteran . because we cannot afford to fail on our climate targets time and time again we finally need to get serious about meeting the 1.5 degree target of the paris accord we only have a couple of years left to do that the navy yard a liberal leaning crowd feels the a protest too much overt rhetoric on migration. we have to openly address the problems people have and that's what the f.d.a. is about we don't start fears. of the high hopes of the greens prove that the political battle in eastern germany is not simply about the rise of the far right it's also about who might replace uncle america as her political era draws to a close. and our political correspondent is with us for more on this story hi emma what do you think these state elections tell us about the german political landscape well it definitely shows us that there's a shift of the voters away from the traditional parties and towards parties like the greens on the one hand and the of the on the

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the government will borrow what they wish without limits for two years it marks the death of the tea party movement in america. the conservatives and those that remain should be in mourning for congress, both parties have hdeserted you. the national debt now stands y d $22 trillion. this year we willis add over $1.2 trillion. we are approaching record deficit, and neither party cares. both parties have deserted, have absolutely and utterly deserted america and have shown no care if no understanding and sympathy for the burden of debt they are leaving the taxpayers, beyond the next generation coming into the future of our country. country. the very underpinnings of our country are being eroded and threatened by this object. it will be over $400 billion next year precisely $455 billion. sociasocial security is $7 triln in debt and medicare has over$3 $3 trillion in debt and get a parade of candidates on national television last night said they want to double and triple the government g expenditures. there is too much compromise and washing and. there's always an agreement to spend more money

it gave rise to the tea party, and this bailout culture. where's my money?mulus packages -- >> dagen: it was the bank bailout that started the tea party and the nature of it was, where's our bailout can make it for saving the banks and we are losing their homes? >> kennedy: but there was a big debate, particularly among libertarian economist, about too big to fail. i want to get back to the spending programs a little bit. i am fine with reparations, spending between $200,000,000,000.500 $200,000,000,000.500 billy does predict or forget who it's going to end who you're going to pick him up that means you cannot have come in any form, medicare for all. $32 trillion pan is much worse than a $500 billion plan, and also what andrew yang is talking about, that's unsustainable and you have to get rid of all were welfare programs if you're going to do that. >> sean: the republican party needs to get back to your fiscal responsibility. you've got $20 in debt. which i committed gets more stuff for free. >> dagen: are you talking to? >> sean: i'm talking to you. >> lis

he is a real conservative, a tea party conservative, a tea party conservative, a tea party conservativesent putin, i was not convinced by what he told me about how many republicans there are who are prepared to vote against donald trump. i think you nailed it in the first point. they will say things publicly that they will not say privately. dozens of wildfires have forced tourists to evacuate from hotels and beaches in greece. officials said around 700 firefighters were deployed as the fires spread, fanned by strong winds and dry conditions. one of the worst fires — on the island of samos, forced authorities to transfer people from several hotels. a hong kong police officer fired a gunshot during protests on sunday — the first time a live round has been used since demonstrations broke out injune. police used water cannon against protesters for the first time earlier in the day. police said 36 people had been arrested as a result of sunday's protests, the youngest aged just 12. hollywood producer, harvey weinstein, has pleaded not guilty to a new indictment against him. weinstein appear

the thing is when the tea party was happening, we were saying pu pundits, it's just an economic populous. when people knew, people knew social scientists were already writing what was driving the tea party were anxieties about demographic shifts that the country was changing, they were seeing these racial, ambiguous babies on kyrgios commercials. the country wasn't quite feeling like a white nation anymore. people were screaming from the top of their lungs, yo, this is simply not just economic populism. this is the ugly underbelly of the country. see, the thing is is this, i will say it and i will take the hit on it, there are communities who have had to bear the brunt of white americans confronting the danger of their innocence. and it happens every generation. so somehow we have to kind of oh, my god, is this who we are? and just again, here's another generation of babies, think about it, a 2-year-old had his bones broken by two parents trying to shield him from being kid. a woman who had been married to this man for as long as i have been on the planet almost, lost her husband. for wh

donald trump's erratic behavior raising the prospect of a tea party primary against trump. rudy giuliani admitting the state department is helping his push for a foreign government to the investigate trump's opponents, aka attempted collusion. a liberal economist shaping racial justice policy for 2020 demes is right on "the beat." we begin with the alarm bells ringing all over washington, signs that donald trump is rattled and some republicans on edge. "new york times" reporting former trump officials worried about his behavior, rising pressure on trump clearly with the economy and his jitters over re-election. >> any jewish people that vote for a democrat i think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty. >> isn't that anti-semitic? >> it's only anti-semitic in your head. >> we're talking about indexing. > i'm not looking to do indexing. > i've been thinking about payroll taxes. >> we don't need it. >> bring up background checks like we've never had before. >> we have very, very strong background checks right now. >> the prime minister's statement that

over scrutinizing when the tea party the southern california tea party they complained about being being scrutinized for 9 months by the i.r.s. and they soon well we joined that lawsuit and even we won we received a settlement from the lawsuit from the i.r.s. we were scrutinized for years a crowd about 9 months we were scrutinized before years put in a dorm oil hold stands so conservative they elevate things into reminds me of white privilege in this country because what his wife close is a problem is that everyone knows and that's how conservatives are conducting their their campaign then what point out the algorithms man if that's not the truth you can have you can have your your your your your your your issue whatever the case may be in google will drop it down to page 8 so you know and it's problematic facebook for example the friends used to have you don't have any more where to go facebook you know it's interesting i can i just say i mean of course about that too but i think it's important you have to separate a and untrue paradigm right media wants you to believe that we live in a

then, of course the boston tea party arrives. here are a bunch of people swarming onto the docks and destroying thousands of pounds worth of tea from the east india company, clearly an illegal act with lots of people in the colonies who believe in the law and are offended by this. well, usually of course, if you go destroy somebody's property, one of two things will happen, the person whose property you destroyed will see you in court to make you pay for it but the government could grab your people in jail for the crime that the government doesn't do that in the case of the tea party. it would be awfully hard to figure out who these people were who did this. but what the government does instead is punished the whole city of austin until the bostonians agreed to reimburse the east india company for all the tea. so, they shut the port of boston down, no ships in or out and they starve the city out of cost the merchants and dock workers money and eventually the economic pain is going to be sufficient that they will have to back down

vonnie: remembered somewhat for underwriting the tea party movement.for having funded a lot c's and organizations post citizens united. kevin: absolutely. >> that gave them the ability to spread a lot of money around and lower levels across the united states without being as front and center as other political actors are. kevin: vonnie makes an excellent point there. antlenherits his m now? family is still going to be influential in the 2020 cycle, no? >> absolutely. charles remains the key to it. he is more the leader of the political component of this. david stepped down for health reasons more than a year ago. family's efforts will continue unabated. vonnie: our thanks to greg farrell. kevin: world leaders gather in france, global economic slowdown and escalating trade wars atop the agenda for the g7 allies as recession fears loom. elevated theon has fires in the rain forest to a key issue. thank you for being here nicholas. in terms of the dynamic i'm really interested in, the new u.k. prime minister, boris johnson, and how he's going to work with

part of lot -- i was the tea party movement during the obama years and it was what we lead with. i was disappointed and frustrated when speaker of the house boehner campaigned on pushing back on all of those things. it in a position of prominence and importance. t pushinggned agains back on those problems and it continued to get worse. youhe tweeter said, how can be conservative when your party does this? i am a republican. if my conservative ideas and values run contrary to th what the republican party is doing, i call them out on it. i have a serious problem and we speak about it often. is it a nonissue when it comes to republicans on capitol hill? guest: i think that anybody who has the majority on capitol hill loves to spend money. it is good for business and it is good for their constituents and their district. they are not keeping and i on the future, sadly. i have to say, we have been warned about the debt problem and the spending problem for about 50 years, now. certainly my adult life, i have been hearing conversations from capitol hill about that. we keep saying and hea

. >> so this summer is the tenth anniversary of the founding of the tea party movement which apparentlye media establishments to rewrite history, by claiming the tee party was fund men -- tea party was fundamentally rooted in racism by a new black president. we're old enough to have covered this this was a reaction to a republican party and the over aggressive policies. pete: allysia. >> this is a hit to andrew luck who announced he was retiring this year after seven seasons. he suffered a lacerated kidney, a shoulder tear, torn abdomen, a number of injuries and he finally decided money isn't worth it. my health comes first. i think this sets a good example. pete: all right. kate. >> paul, my miss is to cnn for subjecting us all to a seven hour townhall on climate change coming up. ostensibly the point is cry mate change is so serious it needs to be dealt with in details. we should assume voters are busy people so let's try to give them the facts a on a more densed basis -- more condensed basis. pete: i'm going to assign you to watch every minute of those. jason. >> this is a hit for da

walsh gained promise in the tea party movement and stunned so few people in the republican party stepped up to challenge president trump. >> we got a guy in the white house who is unfit. completely unfit. to be president, it stuns me that nobody stepped up. nobody in the republican party stepped up. everybody believes in the republican party. everybody believes he is unfit. he lies every time he opens his mouth. >> former massachusetts governor bill weld is also running for r the republican nomination. >>> today president trump is wrapping up his meetings with world leader as at the g-7 summit in france, saying he received word china wants to go back to trade talks. president trump met on the sidelines of the summit with merkel. they said there were productive talks. president trump believes a solution to the trade war with china is possible. >> i can say we are having meaningful talks. much more meaningful than at any time. for the most part it's because we are doing very well, china is a great country. i consider him to be a great on attend a session on climate change. >>> air strikes

the tea party is no more. the budget deal today allows unlimited borrowing for nearly two years, unlimited. no limits. the government will borrow what they wish without limit for two years. it abolishes all

the reason the media is paying attention to this is just be reasons why we paid attention to the tea partythe body of congress to be representative of a thrust in which a certain part of a major party in america is going. that is what the tea party was and i think in this case is also representative of where these congressmen are and where the thrust of their agenda is going which is very disturbing. to chris's point i believe this as an export of urbanism that we have seen from the u.k. into america, jeremy corbyn and a ve. it's marxist and anti-semitic and not the interest of america to have this thing animating a major party. i view these people, these congresswoman as being deserving of the kind of rebuke that we saw republicans in the house give to steve king of iowa and i hope that nancy pelosi will stand up and do the same. >> the democrats are divided when it comes to policy when it comes to israel in support of the government and we are strong enough to have died to and so is israel. >> bret: president trump on afghanistan, hong kong, the trade war and bombs. ♪ if your glasses are

i was part of tea party fight. i let that policy fight become a pers i got involved in the demonization of my political opponents. i believe that helped lead to this president. >> woodruff: when did you decide that was wrong? >> a year or so after president trump gotti elected. i'm oy hesating because after president trump was elected. day by day, week by week, month byonth went by looked at him, listened to himnd, thought oh my god is is that what i sounded like back in the day? is that what i sound like on the radio? his eleion has been my road to this moment and i deed i wouldn't engage in the personal destruction. woodruff: you also said you have the right to say blacks are lazy. >> yes. not that i believe blacks are lazy. >> woodruff: why would you even say that. >> a big' issuem so passionate about is free speech. people beleing o say what they want to say.oo >>uff: my question is why would you even say that a group of americans based on their rac- >> i would of said white people are lazy. >> woodruff: but yo

the tea party showed up on the lawn in d.c. and clean the place up. it's never been cleaner. you just don't see this on our side. it seems to be a uniquely far left phenomenon. >> that's because the country is doing so well and the conservatives and trump supporter's are eager to engage on the issues to talk about the ways in which the transformational presidency of donald trump is actually improving quality of life for american people in every racial group and every economic demographic but instead of engaging us in fair debate, the radical left just wants to leave the platform and demonize and destroy because they know if we start talking about the facts and economic realities and really the chance our country has to prosper, they don't have a leg to stand on to it all has to be about making people who support donald trump out to be monsters and that will backfire because it's going to drive turnout in places where people won't go talk about politics at the water cooler but they are going to speak with their votes in this 2020 election. >> dan: you know, given your position

he's unfit. >> christina, when you hear a tea party former congressman saying he lies every time he opens his mouth and he's a sexual predator, and this is a guy to the right of trump, will that have impact? he probably will not get anywhere near the nomination, but will it have impact on trump's base? >> no. i think that we have seen that that base is unmoved and part of the problem, though, is the democrats are too busy chasing people who have left the party, maybe one election cycle, maybe two election cycles and instead of going to your point, which is instead of cultivating frustrated women, voters of color, bringing in new latinos to the electoral process, because we still know that there's some gaps and some divides between asian-americans and latinos, the way they could show up at the polls. instead of focusing on that strategy, it seems as though far too many candidates are saying if we could only get the white middle class worker back from the coal factory or from pennsylvania or ohio instead of going into places where there are so in communities that can be mobilized, it might

it's squus kind just kind of uno think where it ended where the tea party movement took off.sident trump in talking to people around him views the economy as he views everything else. personally. it's a personal reflection on him. he's been going around telling people that jerome powell is, quote, wrecking my economy. he thinks the fed chairman because of his reluctance to cut rates to where the president wants them to be is harming his prospect for re-election. he is going around and assigning the blame and lashing out as we have seen him do time and time again. whether or not that manifests itself into a policy initiative like a payroll tax cut, i think we're quite a ways off from that. >> jeremy, while i have you, i want to ask you about something else that came out a couple moments ago. some new figures here. new figures that are connected to the re-election effort that we've been talking about. the rnc, the republican national committee just announced it has raised nearly $21 million. they raised it in july alone bringing the total raise so far this cycle to more than $1

reach a faucet and i had been drinking toilet water for the whole tea party.hat was a good memory. >> at the time it wasn't a good memory. >> say, i'm a crazy girl. >> daddy is a crazy boy. >> reporter: she was daddy's little girl. >> i spoiled her beyond rotten. skylar was very loyal to her friends, the people she thought was her friends. >> reporter: when skylar was 8 years old, she met another spirited child with whom she developed an instant bond. her name is sheila eddie and they became thick as she was. >> if they weren't together they were on the phone together and that's literally 24 hours a day, i'm serious. you saw one of them, you saw the other. >> reporter: what was your relationship like with sheila? >> have to turn away. >> she was like a part of our family. she was like one of our kids. >> the lemon burns. >> reporter: as a teenager skylar had a 4.0 gpa, part-time job at wendy's and an active social life. in their freshman year at university high school, skyler and rachel meet kelly and the duo is a trio. >> she called me her cool aunt. >> repor

people knew, social scientists were already writing that what was driving the tea party were anxieties about demographics shifts, that the country was changing. they were seeing these racial liam big use babies on cheerios commercials. that the country wasn't quite feeling like it was a white nation anymore. people were screaming from the top of their lungs, this is not just simply economic populism. this is the ugly underbelly of the country. see, the thing is this. and i'll say this and take the hit on it. there are communities that have had to bear the brunt of america confronting, white americans confronting the danger of their innocence. and it happens every generation. so somehow we have to kind of oh, my god, is this who we are? and just again another, here is another generation of babies. think about it. a 2-year-old had his bones broken by two parents trying to shield him from being killed. a woman who has been married to this man for as long as i've been on the planet almost lost her husband. for what? and so what we know is that the country has been playing politics for a lo

i went to washington eight years ago, part of the tea party class, wanted to shake washington up. i got involved in the battles and there were plenty of time where i went beyond the policy, and i got personal and i said some ugly things about president obama that i regret and it's difficult but i think -- i think that helped create trump, and i feel responsible for that. >> you did provide aid and comfort for the kind of things he said. you mentioned president obama. you called him muslim. you often spoke out on racial themes. want to show a couple of tweets that you had right there. number one, we lowered the bar for obama, he was held to a lower standard because he was black, that was just in 2017. a few months after that, not just president obama, senator kamala harris said something really dumb. meh. if you're black and a woman you can say dumb things. lowered bar. >> well, again, the beauty of what president trump has done is, george, he's made me reflect on some of the things i have said in the past. i had strong policy disagreements with barack obama and too often i let tho

this starts after the tea party. there's the boston port bill and a number of intolerable acts that are going to shut down local government. it is going to bring into martial law over boston, massachusetts. the british under thomas page who was general military governor start seizing powder and weapons leading to increased tension. this is ultimately going to build to a potential chance to seize gunpowder and maybe even arrest sons of liberty, leading revolutionary figures who would be samuel adam or john hancock. and one result is this. the shot heard round the world. concord also heard the shot heard round the world happened in concord. one of the first shots of the american revolution is fired when the british regulars meet up with colonial michelman. from mass militiamen. who fired the first shot? >> nobody knows. >> exactly. but who did the british they fired? the colonists reveled. the colonists they fired? the british. and it is from this that the war begins. this is initially michelle militia. a militia unit

. >> adoption of this deal marks the death of the tea party movement in america. fiscal conservatives, those who remain, should be in morning. for congress, both parties has deserted you. >> there is no alternative. nobody could have done better, to say no. nobody have gone i could have negotiated better deal. you can vote however you like but we are playing with real bullets here. i think it will pass overwhelmingly at all those people worried about debt, including me, the debt is driven by economists, not by discretionary spending. >> kennedy: 132 house republicans voting against the bill, as conservative slammed it for not doing enough to reduce the deficit. president trump today tweeting, "the budget deal is phenomenal for a great military, our vets, and jobs, jobs, jobs. the two year deal gets us past the election. go for it, republicans! there's always plenty of time to cut." when will that be? >> ari: not in our lifetimes, i'm afraid. based on experience. this is one of those miserable issues that points out how things are so broken down washington. the alt

york times last week, in this he apologized for helping elect the president with his rhetoric as a tea party congressman, he called trump an unfit conmen. >> i am running because he is unfit. somebody needs to step up and there needs to be an alternative. the country is sick of this guy's tantrum. he is a child. he is a bully and a coward and somebody has to call him out. i got personal and hateful, i said some other ugly things about president obama that i regret and it is difficult but i think that helped create trump. >> walsh has a history of making headlines with his remarks when barack obama was president, he accused him of being is muslim and hating israel and was only elected because he was an articulate black man. >>> three candidates for president are pulling in the double digits on the democratic side but competitors are hoping to pick up steam. our political reporter says in previous campaigns a few white house hopefuls have managed to vault from single digits and capture the nomination. >> today i want to use this opportunity with all of you to announce i am ending my campaign f

month we'll take you live to rome for the latest also on the program germany's far right i have tea party is poised to make games in an upcoming state election and the big issue is coal mining sphynx business in the states and we look at how they are fighting to keep the sector despite the government plans to.