they kind of take over the tea party or make the tea party adhere to their particular point of view andtheir particular issue into the tea parties and mets credit the counter resisted that. things became different with the anti-lockdown where you got guys, we will get to this, who tended to call themselves boo-boo boys, we'll get to that, who appeared in these rallies, okay, so we have the tea party populace. the next category is, it's funny because this used to be on everybody's lips and it's not talked about all that much anymore. is the alts right, the alts right is ideologically driven and ideology is quite nationalism. it's very self-conscious about that and they are self-consciously in the tradition of both fascists, ku klux klan and nazi traditions. a matter of fact, after what was called the battle of berkeley in 2017 that the head of "head of the alt-right" a guy called richard spencer, he declared after that streetfighting that things had changed for the alt-right. it was no longer just going to troll people online. now they were going to fight on the streets. the way he viewe

the republicans went through the tea party state. started to shift the balance within the republican party. democrats are in the early stages of the herbal tea party. aoc and the squad and a number of members starting to move the democratic party left. it will be a struggle for whoever wins to try to govern in an atmosphere. >> here's jerome powell. >> you will never doubt that he will stand with our friends and up to our adversaries. never the other way around. he will drop our diplomats not the flattery of dictators and desperate. he will make it his job to know when anyone dares to threaten us. he will stand up for adversaries with strength and experience. they will know he means business. i support joe biden because beginning on day one, he will restore american leadership and our moral authority. >> how big of an issue is foreign policy in the selection? >> i think they are trying to mcdonnell trump look like some kind of naive person who has just gotten off of the talking truck. they put together a middle east peace plan where

never once did we have anything like this at a tea party protest. we never had fires, we never had somebody die, people injured. it was peaceful protests. what is going on across the country is not peaceful protesting. it was really disappointing last week to not hear the democrats address it whatsoever. it is really disappointing. i think the american people realize that. i think the american people want law and order and that is one of the things that is full -- president focused on his law and order and respecting our police and standing behind them and we cannot afford to lose the police. it was really interesting, two nights ago i believe in kenosha, some of the same people that are marching, protesting, writing saying defund the police -- rioting, then when the shootings happened what did they do? call the police. are not there, they are not going to come. i think we need them and we should respect them. when i was growing up my mom and dad taught me that when the police tell you to do something, you do it. you do not disrespect them, you do w

the republicans went through the tea party state. arted to shift the balance within the republican party. democrats are in the early stages of the herbal tea party. aoc and the squad and a number of members starting to move the democratic party left. it will be a struggle for whoever wins to try to govern in an atmosphere. >> here's jerome powell. >> you will never doubt that he will stand with our friends and up to our adversaries. never the other way around. he will drop our diplomats not the flattery of dictators and desperate. he will make it his job to know when anyone dares to threaten us. he will stand up for adversaries with strength and experience. they will know he means business. i support joe biden because beginning on day one, he will restore american leadership and our moral authority. >> how big of an issue is foreign policy in the selection? >> i think they are trying to mcdonnell trump look like some kind of naive person who has just gotten off of the talking truck. they put together a middle east peace plan where the

meadows is from the tea party. you have 20 republicans in the senate greatly influenced by them. and they want to spend the necessary dollars to help get america out of this mess. ideology blinds them. so we need a bill. there are only really two choices. for our republican negotiating friends. , with n do a strong bill democrats, and they have to realize they're going to need a majority -- they're going to need all the democrats to vote for it in the house and majority of democrats to vote for it in the senate. they don't have the votes in the senate. that means they got to meet us. in terms of moving. they can't just say no and do it our way. or their other choice is to do some weak, insufficient executived orers that just won't do the job for the people we all want to help. it's not that the executive orders might be negative but they're totally insufficient. they're insufficient in two ways. what they do is difficult because it seems, and no one knows what they're going to do, but they can't spend money, they can only forward money. so if you do a payroll tax cut, then after

what if the tea party went after a democrat senator or attacked people and looted buildings?d happen then? >> well, of course there would be an outrage, as there should be, but, of course, the tea party would do that, and there was no such rioting or controversy after last week's democratic convention in any way. we just don't act like that, so we have a double standard in our media and in what we tolerate as a society, unfortunately. elizabeth: yeah. senator rand paul has sponsored and backed multiple criminal justice reform bills. people are saying enough is enough because state and local officials are getting criticized for not doing enough and stepping up to do more to shut it down. 17 cities hit with riots and protests. but your reaction to the immediacying this is all over-- media saying this is overblown? >> we can all see as americans what is happening in our cities. in my own city of san francisco, we had rioting and looting at the earliest opportunity several months ago and throughout the united states in blue states shop fronts are boarded up. and that's not becaus

the republicans went through the tea party stage, democrats are going through the herbal tea party, where they have the left-wing they will have to hold in check to govern and hold us through the election. as you look at this convention, they have it -- done a good job. >> you brought up polling. there was a poll from the morning call newspaper that had joe biden up by four percentage points, which is a drop for the biden campaign. there was also a headline from the detroit news for michigan democrats saying the election mantra is ignoring the polls, because they had joe biden up double digits in michigan. so you see that headline, what are you sensing on the ground, and what can you expect on election day? >> we are a long way from election day. there's a lot of work to be done. this is the beginning of a long road for all of us working on these elections. i have been saying to everyone in michigan every time i get the chance to ignore the polls. only poll that matters is the one voters participate in on election day. we will continue to work hard, talking to voters, helping them through

the republicans went through the tea party stage, democrats are going through the herbal tea party, where they have the left-wing they will have to hold in check to govern and hold us through the election. as you look at this convention, they have it -- done a good job. >> you brought up polling. there was a poll from the morning call newspaper that had joe biden up by four percentage points, which is a drop for the biden campaign. there was also a headline from the detroit news for michigan democrats saying the election mantra is ignoring the polls, because they had joe biden up double digits in michigan. so you see that headline, what are you sensing on the ground, and what can you expect on election day? >> we are a long way from election day. there's a lot of work to be done. this is the beginning of a long road for all of us working on these elections. i have been saying to everyone in michigan every time i get the chance to ignore the polls. only poll that matters is the one voters participate in on election day. we will continue to work hard, talking to voters, helping them through

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kamala harris targeted tea party in california. she wanted their personal information to harass them while she was attorney general of california, just like obama and biden sent federal agents into president trump's campaign -- into his campaign. kamala harris sent federal agents into the house of a pro-life agent because he had exposed wrongdoings by one of her campaign donors -- planned parenthood. that is very nasty and troubling. what we need to vote in favor for of president trump is what we are getting, one standard of justice for everyone. one standard. not wielding your power to go after your opponents. we have seen obama and biden tua, we saw kamala harris do it in california. that is a very dangerous -- it goes back to the ideology we talked about. that is what third world countries do. they see federal law enforcement as just another tool to go after and harass opponents. meanwhile, the law-abiding citizens suffer. look at the crime rate in new york city where they have no cash bail. law-abiding citizens are suffering an

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as far as the tea party goes, lisa?> he would not have been an agreement with the tea party support of big business. that is the simplest way i can put it. i do not know -- his message still resonates with us today. we're still facing some of the same problems that he was fighting against as a result of workers' wages being driven down by the policies of multinational corporations. not just in the u.s., but worldwide. he would've had a lot to say about the same types of things that had escalated from his. until today. i am sure he would not -- i am sure he would be against the negative impact of multinational corporations globally. >> you have a final artifacts for us. look at the size of those. have you help us finish out our program? how is he viewed by the labor movement today? how did it look back on his time and his contribution? >> i just attended a banquet last week put on by the debs foundation. danny glover was in attendance. everybody remembers them for being a spokesperson for the working class. he continues

he was a member of congress and a tea party platform. he was usually the person who was in the room to block any sort of negotiations, any sort of big government spending so that the fact that he is in the room trying to negotiate a one, two, $3 trillion piece of legislation is mind boggling within itself. he is always the one who has been the most pessimistic throughout this entire process and i have to say that i was under counting the amount of influence he has in this process throughout thinking that mnuchin had always been more positive they would get a deal, so is schumer and pa lol seelopelosi. meadows was always saying it's a waste of time and not going to happen but he's extremely close to the president and he seems to have the president's ear on this. now, as far as asked about the state and local funding and the president tweeted about that, this is something that has been a major sticking point. he asked the democrats what $915 billion, the republicans say that they have -- they started their offer at zero. they are now at ab

the tea party. then after the tea party we begin to the netter version of "black lives matter" and racial protests. then come out of that and we get the lockdown protests over covid. then we have more racial strife. and in spain, antiinequality in chile, hong kong's democracy protest. the complete breakdown of many european party systems and the department of central parties and the rise of populism, trump, brexit, all of that coming -- our challenge was to try to say why we think this is happening, and ultimately what we can do but it. >> in this distinction between angrynomics verse economics, we know there's a oft angriness out there, but is the point that anger is motivating people to behave in ways that aren't economically sound? why the angrynomics? how is anger changed what we understand to be economics. >> so the way we talk but this in the book, we can talk but that but the middle of the book talks about macro angrynomics. there's an analogy we use in the book which is the capitalistic econ

i served in the house before donald trump but after the tea party wave. rget that led to my break with the party, one under john boehner, within a period of ten days we added $500 billion of debt with no way to pay for it. i remember asking the ways and means chairman, how are we going to pay for this? he said, we're not going to talk about it. i voted against a bill i cosponsored because of that. and i asked a leadership candidate, where are we going to do something on immigration? tell me that and we have my vote. he said, can you imagine what the american people would do if we passed an immigration bill. that was in 2013, 2014, 2015, before donald trump. the corner had been turned before trump came down the escalator in my personal experience. >> elise jordan, did the republicans turn a corner before donald trump but after the tea party? >> i think there was some pretty disturbing trends that had always been there, but that someone like myself looked aside. i worked for president george w. bush and he really, you know, went -- after 9/11, went out of hi

via the boston tea party. ae boston tea party was not nonviolent protest.y actually destroyed the property of other people. any affluentt see americans participating in that particular incident. the only incident that you see during that time with african americans participating was during peaceful protests. he was one of the first ones that was killed by the government who were in opposition to that particular peaceful protest. far as peaceful protests are concerned here in america, i can only trace it back to the civil rights movement and during that time when the peaceful protests came out, you had the anti-peaceful protesters who were majority caucasians who guns, theseh so-called militias, killing individuals. those are the facts of our history. that the denial that caucasians are the ones that are violently going out these problemsng of destroying property and killing individuals, that denial goes to the core understanding of the separations of different races here in america. thank you very much. host: on twitter -- line,on the republican alexander c

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californians themselves especially in the northern rural part of the state members of the right wing tea party movement and other conservatives here are trying to break away from california and set up the state of jefferson a new 51st state but now they want to outlaw people throughout that they want to outlaw. what you're got right and folks he's right i mean how to another human being take that from you and we'll talk about that on the other side of the breaks radio host terry reposing with. carpenter leaders in the effort to establish a new state and he's active in $23.00 counties and has thousands of supporters he has a committee it's grassroots and folks get together and they understand that they need to have their voices heard we are sovereign citizens tired of being under california rule state of jefferson leaders are involved in a lawsuit demanding fair representation in the state legislature in sacramento off's angeles has 11 senators and 11 counties in northern california have won that's not liberty that's not a balance of representation what is it about the policies that have been p

. >> so, what is the right, right now if it used to be the party of reagan, then after, the tea party'sty. whose party is it this week. what are we going to see in those four days? >> well, look, i would say the republican party, as i always knew it, is dead and gone and is likely not coming back. i would predict a 1974 watergate style wipe out of the republican party. and it would take a long time to rebuild it because ultimately, richard, parties have to believe in things and this party only believes in its leader, donald trump, and they believe all the lies that he tells. but on issues, we used to talk about issues and used to debate them. issues like trade, immigration, economic policy, debt and deficit spending, this president's 180 degrees out of phase with conservatism. that is a governing philosophy. and we have a lot of people who are now running around massacre raiding calling themselves conservatives. conservatism has always been sort of unwanted foster child or orphan as an etiology. it was never invited to dinner. when it was invited it got to sit at the kids' table until r

they call it a tea party revolt and all over the country they are lashing out and it helps gingrich in this cause. in those years he is tied into the conservative talk radio and guest hosted on a local show called confrontation which was the origin of crossfire. but then as the speaker he's close to people like rush. they coordinate messages and depend on conservative talk radio and then on the tail end of the speakership especially during his battle against bill clinton but what is interesting is he comes first. we often think as the conservative media as the origins but i think that roger ailes and some of the founders were already looking at with what republicans have done when they came on the scene and they mimic that memo and how they broadcast the news. >> host: talk about what happened with clinton's impeachment. talk about his own downfall. >> guest: it is a shakespearean story here he is bringing together these tactics greater than the opportunity society and it's now the majority behind him. we know that it stems from the affair but in the end it will bring him down rather t

in dwefl before that election it was lois lerner who went after tea party groups. then it was president obama and joe biden spying on donald trump's campaign. then 80 days before the election they go after the nra. the only thing the left wants people to do is protest. they don't want you to go to work, church or school. now they want you to. we have to make sure president trump gets re-elected. judge jeanine: congressman scalise, you were shot at a congressional baseball game by an individual who wanted to make sure there were republicans, that they were republicans they were shooting at. you have got to have a personal take about this. what is your take on guns? steve: i am passionate about people's second amendment rights. people are guns saved my life and everyone else on the ball field. if it was justed the gunman with the gun. the left has been want to go take away our guns for a long time. this is about targeting conservatives. if there weren't people with guns, i wouldn't be here. every day in america people use guns to save their lives. they want to defund

what hoover did was to divide the tea party into a couple different sessions, and the one that oscar's wife was invited to was a very carefully pre-selected small group of congresswomen who she knew wouldn't object. this got out in the press and depriest just pillared the southern state legislatures that had spoken up. this is the first roadblock he runs into. another one happens here in the house about where his office is located. >> when he has, you know people don't want their to be the extra. members say, i will not serve if -- they don't want to be serving with an african-american. and when we are doing some research on the history of who had what office in a different buildings, in the cannon house, just known as the house office building, it turned out that the place that depriest them was assigned was a bathroom. they ripped out the plumbing and made it a office for him. somebody has to wonder if they chose it at the last minute they thought that it was just the bathroom. next door it's definitely these things that bubble up. from lots of primary source research, that our offic

and authority who appear in the tea party behind that is because if you see it as equal it means is equal in clout in dominance in leadership in influence and in prowess as well as in threats ok there is also is a fundamental thing that there's a gap in terms of the american knowledge is a fact that they don't actually know what china wants in order for you to have a hot war china has to want to go to war china doesn't want to go to war. ok for china if you want to with we're focusing on the issues of globalization or the cost that will come if we stop globalization is the key things that will happen is that you will have decline of influence and dominance of multilateral institutions that were led in established by the by the western powers and well you will then see is that the chinese similar to what people are talking about with regard to w.h.o. is you're saying well you either w.-h. will fall in line with us or you fall in line with china which one do you want right in china is willing to say listen we're willing to stay with us globalized globalization light and say let's work toget

i'm malcolm webb in a tea party station in kenya's highlands more than 60 years ago british colonialists forced the local people off this land to make space for it we'll be speaking to the few that still survive about their fight for justice. also ahead what kind of german pop concert plus some science tell us about how to get life back on track despite coronavirus. howlers the pattern continues it's not september yet but it's been looking at a time when africa weeks and it still is for europe this is all it's coming of the atlantic frequent frontal systems just been scattered rain really this one here is digging into existing heat in eastern europe so it tends to turn sundry the reasons to on supposedly and probably ukraine maybe belorussian it's running into the hot bit of europe so currently remain here where it's 36 in bucharest but it will turns out to never hind it stopped just disappointingly cloudy and windy quite often it is for most of western and northern europe for the south it's still quite nice in spain nice and warm and some degree in italy as well but increasingly the lik

what hoover did was to divide the tea party into a couple of different sessions, and the one depriest was invited to was a very carefully preselected small group of congresswomen whom she knew would not object. this got here in the press, and -- theepriest just southern state legislatures that spoke it up. this is the first roadblock he runs into. yes, people do not want their offices to beat next to him. remember say i will not serve -- if they do not want to be serving with an african-american. we were doing research recently on the history of who had what office in the house office buildings. in the cannon house office theding, it turned out that place oscar depriest was assigned was a bathroom, and they ripped out the plumbing and turned it into an office for him. one has to wonder did they choose that particular space because it could happen at the last minute and no one would sidestep, they do not think anyone was going to be next to him. it is definitely these things that bubble up from lots of primary source research that offices do where we learn those stories behind the stor

my answer was, this is the boston tea party all over again in many ways. >> i'm convinced that the presidentsil rights, the proposals to this congress will substantially improve improve the lot of our newer people and will indeed the substantially improve america. these proposals go further and the protection of voting rights and a right to vote and the exercise that right is fundamental to a strong democracy. these proposals also get at the problem of discrimination in governmental services, social practices within our economy and within our governmental structure. they will go far to remedy these those inequities and injustices. these proposals also strike at the problem of lack of education. after, all job opportunity means job training and job preparation. so the proposals will do much to improve the law the american eagle. >> even if the kennedy civil rights bill should go to congress, impasse the new york has other grievous problems in their economics. here's sandra van over. >> during the 1916 campaign, senator john f. kennedy told an eagle audience on secaucus. aside the knee grows ar

where he got beat very badly back when he was a tea party rush limbaugh guy. saying the government spends too much money and pointing out all these programs, which is true. there is always lots of money lost in there. but then -- guest: i just want to cover that. i did run for governor in illinois, the super bowl of and 2010., in 2009 i have since sworn off politics. we actually did pretty well. i was endorsed by one of the greatest champions of freedom and liberty in this when he first century. he was the nobel laureate in 1984 and he helped found solidarity in poland. and theainst the best brightest, we came within 5% of beating them, i lost but i ran onto things. every time online in real time, aggressive transparency followed by forensic auditing. we have taken those ideas writ basis.n a national we believe that transparency will revolutionize united states public policy and politics and you are hearing a little bit of that today on the program. andrzejewski >> tonight, three-time governor at 8:00 p.m.week eastern on c-span. tonight on "the communicators."

you have any tea on the docks of vessels you better get it below decks because this is the boston tea partyr again in many ways. >> i'm convinced that the president's program for civil rights, the proposals to this congress will substantially improve the lot of our negro people and will indeed substantially improve america. these proposals go further in the protection of voting rights and the right to vote and the exercise of that right is fundamental to a strong democracy. these proposals also get at the problem of discrimination and governmental services and social practices within our economy and within our governmental structure. they'll go far to remedy those inequities and those injustices. these proposals also strike at the problem of the lack of education and the lack of training. after all job opportunity means job training and job preparation. so the proposals will do much to improve the lot of the american negro. >> even if the kennedy civil rights bill should go through congress in fact the negro has other grievance problems and they are economic. >> during the 1960 campaign sen

. >> no irs scandal, no targeting the tea party scandal, in a sincere a scandal, none of it. it was all above board or, by the book. that is all-time we have to. we will see you at 10:00 pm tomorrow night. shannon bream and the fox news 19 have all the analysis and i will be watching. shannon: we will watch you at 10:00 pm, returning to our normal time friday night. breaking tonight, a different kind of convention next week. now the democrats are officially nominated joe biden, now to the art industry. expect some live audiences and surprises each night is republicans to send a message of optimism about america and our future and topics largely ignored including the violence in some american cities. while democrats focus on donald trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic republicans are expected to turn the spotlight to the chaos in a number of democratically controlled cities and hope to strike a patriotic tone in defense of donald trump's leadership through four years of constant turmoil. welcome to fox news night. we will preview the next week but to first, highlights

this is the teachers of the tea party, the house freedom committee.his is a completely different tone that centers around my way or the highway. toathan: i think it is fair say if fiscal conservatism in 2020 is a $1 trillion bill, then the fiscal hawks lost to the argument. we need to get a little bit real about that. governor cuomo yesterday, handing the drowning man an anchor. that is what he said about the president over the weekend. pretty much every governor said something similar. this is the current addled, the president -- the current battle, the president versus the states. tom: i cannot express the anecdotal slowdown. jonathan: we don't see it in the equity market. in the s&p 500, we advanced by 0.6%. up next on the program, diane thornton cheap economist -- grant thornton chief economist. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: risk appetite looking good this morning. good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live on bloomberg tv and radio. here's your price action this tuesday mo

democratic strategist anthony toll and chairwoman of the tea party patriot citizen fund jenny bess martinn me now to debate. anthony, first question to you. isn't this strategy that biden is now taking on, blaming the president, sort of a slippery slope in light of the fact that the violence we're seeing is mostly in democrat run cities? >> it is. and it's a problem, the fact that the former vice president has waited so long. i do think now he needs to get on top of the message and get -- and try to reclaim the narrative. however, the ideal that it's president trump's nation or vice president biden's nation, i think that's pretty clear by the fact that president trump is the president. even if president trump wins, it's still going to be democratically ran cities and ran states so it's unreasonable to say this is what's going to happen if biden wins, because it's still going to be the same thing that it is now. i don't think the vice president has pushed that message enough. i'm hoping they're able to push it this week with some kind of pushback. todd: your response, i mean, the president

the problem is it is a bit of a mad hatter tea party between the short-term and the long-term. ,f youak to most investors most investors want to tell you about the vaccine. a lot of the vaccine use forgives the fact that in the short term we will be facing a nervous consumer, there'll be a lot of u.k. isolation rules that will have an effect on demand, let alone the tit-for-tat quarantine endorsements across various countries. a lot of talk on your show about ineffective and effective levels of testing. there is brexit, lest we forget. there will be a truncated market and a difficult market. a vaccine does not solve for that. and investors will always go to the names that can give you declining fuel costs, tumbling airport costs, benefits from more consolidated markets and cut staff and the right places and still grow the top line. that is ryanair through and through. guy: why would investors give airlines more money, and if they do not our governments going to be prepared to step in? mark: interesting point you make about airlines getting more money from investors. there is a good ch

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what hoover did was to divide the tea party into a couple different sessions and the one that jesse depriest, oscar's wife was invited to, was a very carefullyly preselected small group of congresswomen who she knew wouldn't object. this got out there in the press and depriest, oscar depriest just pillarried the southern state legislatures that had spoken up. and this is the first kind of roadblock he runs in to. another one happens here in the house right about where this office is located. sarah: right. people that want their office to be next to him, members say i will not serve, they don't want to be serving with an african-american, and when we were doing research recently on the history of who had what office in the different house office buildings in the cannon house office building known as the house office building, it turned out that the place that oscar depriest was assigned was a bathroom. and they ripped out the plumbing and turned it into an office for him. one has to wonder, did they choose that particular space to rip out and change for him because it could happen at the last

never once did we have anything like this at a tea party protest.ver had fires, we never had somebody die, people injured. it was peaceful protests. what is going on across the country is not peaceful protesting. it was really disappointing last week to not hear the democrats address it whatsoever. it is really disappointing. i think the american people realize that. i think the american people want law and order and that is one of the things that is full -- president focused on his law and order and respecting our police and standing behind them and we cannot afford to lose the police. it was really interesting, two nights ago i believe in kenosha, some of the same people that are marching, protesting, writing saying defund the police -- rioting, then when the shootings happened what did they do? call the police. are not there, they are not going to come. i think we need them and we should respect them. when i was growing up my mom and dad taught me that when the police tell you to do something, you do it. you do not disrespect them, you do what th