but the tea party was pretty adamant. >> just over six weeks now until the midterm elections. both parties find themselves dealing with the sudden impact of the tea party movement. >> i need you because this isn't going to be easy. >> fearing a lack of enthusiasm as the election draws near with & with democratic control of congress in doubt last night the presidential delivered an urgent appeal to his party's base. >> it wasn't a surprise to president obama. i went and saw him about four weeks or so before the election for an interview and he knew it was coming. you could see he knew it was coming. he was already processing in his head why it was going to happen and what it would mean for him. >> i think the president was probably pretty clear-sighted about this, that his party was going to pay a price for the affordable care act. and i think he probably was willing to do that, understanding that the affordable care act was an enormous achievement. >> at the capitol tea party activists were preparing to celebrate their arrival as a force in american politics. >> we've come to t

than it was in 2010 after the tea party members came in. a far different than 2004 or 2006 when lot of progressive democrats came in. and, you know, over the past 15 ye you've seen more division. you've seen a more diverse senate. but this is really the revenge of the moderates. ht in the n is rig and he's in the middle of things because he now has mark kelly from arizona, kristin sinema who haot with him 90% of the time over the past few years, governor hicken looper who is going to be another moderate to conservative democratic then you got susan collins who won a state in maine by nine points that joe biden also won in -- by nine points. so you got six, seven, eight .moderates on both sid and people like lindsey graham and jornst saying they want to get involved in this covid al and i really would think of everything that's happened this week, theanin coalition expanding out, manchin and romney, expanding out to six, e seven,ht, nine, 10 moderates in the senate, really is a mostmportant development if you're trying to figure out not what

you ran the tea party express. that was a movement then.s this a movement we're seeing in the earliest stages, post-president trump? >> i think this movemen movemens the tea party movement. we morphed into something bigger and better, the maga movement. i don't think we would have president trump without the tea party movement. so here we are. we are not backing down. we just brought two busses in to washington, d.c. we've been crisscrossing the country for two weeks and we announced today we're going to continue and keep the busses going so people can go to trumpmarch.com to find out where we're going to be and we need people to come out and join us. this is a time that people need to rise up and have our voices heard. you cannot convince me that a man who had 40,000 people in a little small town in georgia on a sunday night before election day was defeated by a man who -- it's absurd. this election's been stolen. we need to get the would to on of what happened. our message to the president is do not concede, do not give up, we want you to

the tea party the vitriol the tea party. and then we elected donald trump. we are at a crossroads. we going to be? at the heart of dollars but a moral question. would we take ourselves to be? >> joi the conversation with your calls, tweets, text and facebook messages. 9:00 p.m. eastern national revi correspondent kevin williamson on the politics in everyday life of white working-class americans and appalachian pretties interviewed by cnn contributor. watch book tv on c-span2. >> your wating c-span2 the unfiltered view of government. as a public service. brought to today by your television provider. now illinois senator tammy duckworth takes a discussion on u.s. alliances in the indo pacific region. in future relations under the biden administration. a panel look at china's impact on the region and steps the u.s. should take for relations there. this runs an hour ten minutes. my name is lindsey ford. and i want to welcome you to today's conversation on the indo pacific in the future of u.s. alliance in the region. i'm a fellow here in

tea party movement?we are we are just bigger and better than ever before. i believe in my heart that we would not have president trump were it not for the work that we have done over the past 10 years. as one of the founders of that movement, i had the honor of connecting with incredible women across the country. it was women at the forefront of the tea party movement leading the effort because women, we get stuff done. we need more women in elected office, both on the state level and a federal level. we get stuff done so i had the honor of working with amazing women across the country. one of the women that i worked with, you know her. she really does not need an introduction, we have worked together to help elect ted cruz to the u.s. senate back in 2012. and then, in 2016, when all of our friends were on cruz crew, we got the wrath of them because we were on the trump crane early on. this woman needs no introduction. you have seen her all on tv across the networks, she drives the left crazy especially

when she is asked what happened with the tea party, the tea party laid the groundwork for ga movement. we have continued fining -- aghting, and she has been supporter for the president. she has been fighting that republican establishment, and i cannot be more proud to bring up my mother, amy. hello, deplorables! will --do you love our president? he has been fighting us -- fighting for us for four years and now we are fighting for him. this is not about stealing the election, this is about stealing the election for we the people. we are not going to take it. footlie said, i did get my in the politics in the tea party movement. and she went to college, i connected with other conservatives on the social media. i am asked all of the time what happened to the tea party movement. we are just bigger and better than ever before. i believe in my heart that we would not have president trump were it not for the work that we have done over the past 10 years . as one of the founders of that movement, i had the honor of connecting with incredible women across the country. it was women at the forefr

tonight's angle. 247 years ago today colonial patriots decided to take a stand for freedom at the boston tea party by dumping crates of british tea in the boston harbor to protest their taxation without representation. >> for we will not pay that tax! >> laura: most school children read about the boston tea party and what a dumbed down textbooks to see all those years ago about freedom without independence. life itself is meaningless. it becomes just one monotonous struggle to please an out of touch power that doesn't value your individual rights, your dreams or your worth. now, i wonder what sam adams would think of us today? are we teaching our children how hard freedom is to win? how easy it is to lose? are we doing everything in our power to call out and resist those that are eager to pair back our rights? are we frightened in complying with arbitrary edicts that we know make no sense? the covid lockdowns and rules all across this country have wreaked havoc on american families, our students and our small businesses. and my friends, that's just the start. as the angle has been warning for many

, the vitriol of the tea party and then we elected donald trump. so we're at a crossroads. who are we going to be? at the heart of it all there's always been this moral question, who do we take ourselves to be? >> join with your calls, tweets, texts and facebook messages and at night people eastern on "after words" "national review" correspondent kevin williamson and his book big white ghetto on the politics and everyday lives of white working-class americans in appalachia. watch booktv on c-span2 today. >> hi, everybody. andrew curran is a professor of humanities at westling university. is the author of three books. they are all great. the first one was also about did a row but a difre

, the vitriol of the tea party and then we elected donald trump.e at a cross roads, who are we going to be? at the heart of it all has always been the moral question. who do we take ourselves to be? >> join the conversation with your calls, tweets, texts and facebook messages and at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwords national review correspondent kevin williamson and book big, white ghetto on the politics and everyday life of working class americans in appalachia, he's interviewed by cnn contributor. watch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. .. .. and i am happy to have you all attending our book for him today, "welfare for the rich: how your tax dollars end up in millionaires' pockets--and what

if this is a reaffirmation of the tea party, what is the price to the rest of the nation?in: look, i think that is the biggest question here. to more moderate republicans come over the past two weeks, where they suggest is that they are willing to spend more money as it relates to stimulus, especially if it is going to be linked with more national security elements that they feel would help better position the united states against china and other foreign adversaries. it is a catch dynamic right now, push and -- it is a catch-22 dynamic right now, a push and a pool, which is incredibly frustrating at the staff level -- i thought you covered this well. they have been having the same conversation for months, and there is a frustration on the left that we should allude to his speaker pelosi may have cake elated her political cards -- may have she miscalculated her political cards in the sense she thought she would be stronger in the lame-duck session, and that is not true. jonathan: and the news from secretary azar that americans may start getting the vaccine monday. but befo

electing the first black president in 2008, voter suppression law and voter id law, the vitriol of the tea party and then we elected donald trump. we are at a crossroads. who are we going to be? at the heart of it all has been this question, who do we take ourselves to be? >> calls, tweets and facebook messages was at 9:00 pm eastern on afterwords "national review" correspondent kevin williamson and the politics and every day lives of white working-class americans in appalachia interviewed by washington examiner columnist and cnn contributor, watch booktv on c-span2 this weekend. you e watching c-span2, your unfiltered view of government created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> we will hear from a couple members of congress later in the program, ask about the status of the potential pandemic relief bill and show you in the first hour highlights from last night's cnn interview. a piece that is front page of the wall street journal using the data from john hopkins, how a third even worse surging golf usa. you will se

the tea party, the tea party would begin to have the first version of black lives matter and racial protest then we come out that we get into the other protests and more racial strife, this is global and inequality in chile, so hong kong's democracy protests or friends for the complete breakdown of many european party systems. the rise of populism, trump, the referendum, all of that. our challenge was to say why we think this is happening and ultimately what we can do about in this distinction between "angrynomics" versus economics, we know there's a lot of angry is out there is the point that anger is motivating people to behave in ways that aren't economically sound? why the "angrynomics"? why has it changed what we understandthe economics ? >> anchor frames the front and we can talk about. it talks about macro "angrynomics" and there's an analogy for use in the book where capitalist economies, they're all laptops when you break them down they have the same components but arranged in differentways . kind of like countries. every country has a capital market in every country has a labor ma

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have the word to race written on it all all politics until 2 years ago was based upon with mysa tea parties where ethnic parties are bored with ethnic and you know we have seen in the world where you have ethnic borders it's nick is not very far away and in order to say no to this but ts to federalism the great federalist by so what we theo kidney is a democratic drop system where all $120.00 ethnic groups feel a part of what big country and still believe they are the boss to of their. own and 1st they were just about out of time. you did say you think the conflict will continue so i really must ask about the effects on the region as a whole 40000 refugees already in the vulnerable country of sudan somalia also right next door equally vulnerable ethiopia used to be viewed as an anchor of stability in africa is that over. i do not think it's over but. probably the tension is so big that it's me also include because it's where is directly. to great bensouda. may be involved in the one or the other way so i think we are on the verge of. the stability if we don't manage to quickly come to a tab

and then after the tea party, we begin to have the first black lives matter and racial protests and toome out of that and we come to the lockdown protests over covid and it's a global context. in spain, anti-inequality. in chile. and protests in france. breakdown of many european parties, rise of populism, and a scottish referendum and all of that is coming out and our challenge, why we think this is happening and ultimately what we can do about it. but in this distinction between angrynomics versus economics, we know there's a lot of anger, but is anger motivating people to act in a way that is not economically sound? what angrynomics? >> the way we talk about that, the anger frame in the front. the middle of the book, it's macro angrynomics, there's analogy, a sort of capital economy like computers. now, all laptops when you break them open are basically the same, and they're arranged a different way. kind of like countries, everybody has a capital market, they have a market, and the ideas are run on hardware and over time what happens they accumulate bugs in the software and-- and w

. >> in america the boston tea party was an expression of defiance that led to a war for independencewhether that's what we are seeing in india, only time will tell. but those from the area say taking farming away from the people may be a last straw. >> that is not something we can let go of. at this point it's either fight or lay down on your back and let the government run all >>> now at 6, parents who want their kids back in the classroom are now getting support from bay area lawmakers. we have the letter just sent to school districts. >>> only 44 icu bed slept in santa clara county. what we learned about plans to start giving out vaccines. >>> the vote any minute now to really one of the biggest chokepoints in the bay area.>> our top story tonight, within the past couple of hours we got a hold of the letter that bay area lawmakers said pushing school districts to reopen for in person learning. >> andria borba joins us from marina middle school with more on what this means.>> reporter: these politicians are just joining the growing chorus of parents saying schools need to reopen fo

laws, the tea party, the vitriol of the tea party and then elected donald trump. so we're at a crossroads. who are we going to be. at the heart of it all, there's been a moral question. who will we take ourselves to be? >> join the conversation with your call tweets, texts and facebook messages and at 9 p.m eastern on after rd, kevin williamson and his book "big white ghetto" on the politics of white working class americans in appalachia. he's joined by cnn contributor. watch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. >> the supreme court heard oral argument in edwards versus vannoy, a case stemming from a supreme court ruling establishing the right to unanimous jury trials for defendants in federal and state courts and whether it can apply retroactively on other cases. this is just under an hour and a half. >> the honorable, the chief justice and associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. o'yea o'yea o'yea, all persons having business before the supreme court of the united states are admonished to give attention to where the court is sitting. god save th

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tea party quits after being corpse trying to flee what is described as a male orgy being raided by police. the wrong valve to avenge the murder of a top nuclear scientist and puts the blame on israel we discuss possible motives and consequences with our guests. i think it was ordered to provoke you run into response could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran its condemnation is going to go anywhere it must go to the to the iranian regime that celebrated this is not a nuclear weapon it is a provocation. a very good morning to you it's 9 am here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me. it's worth less than a month to go to christmas the e.u. states are responding to mass anti lock down outraged by easing restrictions but leaders fear the planned festive gatherings could spark a fresh wave of covert outbreaks let's go live now to our europe correspondent peter all of pizza great to see you expose one of a covert surge in the u.s. after last week's thanksgiving celebration so what risks does europe face this christmas. there's a balancing act for you leaders between

after electing the first black president in 2008 and the president responded by the vitriol the tea party and i'm elected donald trump. we are at a crossroads. who are we going to be? at the heart of it all there's always been this moral question, who do we take ourselves to be? >> at morning and thank you all for being here today. today's hearing comes at a perilous time for the 2020 census. last month they were traveling press reports indicating career officials at the census bureau warned the trumpmp administratin about significant -- that will delay the delivery of census data until late january or early february. after these reports became public the director of the census issued a public statement nfirming the problems were found but he provided no details. these developments were particularly troubling because they were not reported to ournt committee. we

tea party quit after being caught trying to flee what is described as a male being graded by police. and wrong to avenge the murder of a top nuclear scientists and as the blame on israel we discussed possible motives and consequences with all this. i think it was an order to provoke iran. could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran and its condemnation is going to go anywhere it must go to the to the iranian regime that celebrated this month is not your weapon it is a provocation. a very good morning to you 8 10 am here in moscow and you're watching our city international with me and. with less than a month to go to chris most e.u. states are responding to mass anti lock down outraged by easing restrictions but leaders fear the planned the festive gatherings could spark a fresh wave of covert 19 outbreaks our europe correspondent peter all of a has the story. european leaders are facing a balancing act between keeping covert restrictions in place to stop the spread of the virus and allowing families to be together over the festive period this also the need to try and appease

tea party quits after trying to flee police raids on what's being described as a male sex orgy. and india sees one of the biggest national strikes in history as 250000000 people come out to protest free market measures. a very warm welcome from our team here and mosco you're watching r.t. international with me nick you are. in france tensions are high over a new security bill that could criminalize filming of the police officers already in the spotlight of a widespread accusations of brutality with critics mourning far more significant changes are needed to structural and deep rooted problems within the force so it depends of course. it's the burning issue in france right now how to improve protection for the police while also safeguarding the public from police brutality . amid a wave of anger with the plans to criminalize the publication of images of the police if there was intent to harm the government has backed down the ruling party and that the much profiled article $24.00 would be entirely rewritten hours later the interior minister outlined his plans for reform sickie a

in the conclusion of the tea party series people and palin besta gates allegations that irish catholic nuns facilitated the traffic babies cart realized that babies in iowa could be sold to america as a scout and why they use and reveals shocking new evidence of how and where religious orders disposed of those who died frankly torn in the system like this one church and state are colluding from coming helps islands mother in baby scandal on al-jazeera play an important role protecting it would. face. a powerful earthquake hit central core asia causing major damage to a town near the capital zagreb. following a cloud results are live from doha also coming up calls for a speed up in the distribution of vaccines covert cases ryans. difference between rich and poor why some people may have to wait longer to get inoculated. and boeing's troubled 737 max returns to american skies after 9 months on the ground.

the challenges though of just intimacy so we're doing smaller groups now 5 people 7 people at a tea party to to create our connections and more easily lamech the large ones for our movement has actually grown in assignments. you have quite a young group of people that you have to take care of you was a deal with students you are on social media i love it's gonna be tweets you're out there but telling really important moments like ramadan the ied and having that distance not being out to be close together how did you adapt. for starters you know as i say dr lewis i think the idea of a disease or minister is an amazing idea and i might still that if. i'm looking forward i'm looking forward to the tick tock dr lewis with rita for the entire iran we just heard interest and a she's can't believe that 7 years in the making and. she's great her. so wonderful. you know on our end i think we adapted in a lot of the similar ways as most. communities. we were doing a quick adaptation of virtual program that had us now at times doing 8 to 12 programs a day leveraging the talents and skills of our com

pasta the deaths that happen every single day this is a modern history of the usa america on our tea. party visits one of the centers producing russia's sputnik v. cope with john fund as the capital moscow starts mass vaccination. in the they remind me of a scene is being fulfilled here if things on this particular line she says thinks 1000 times but out leaving 60000 it's a system. for immunization ideas in. 3rd fear is that getting a vaccination one of the public interest will become but we get reaction. if some sort of. nation is required then. subliminally planned sure. we're going to lose our civil liberties over this what are we really should.

tea party quits after trying to flee police raids on what's being described as a male sex orgy. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour the russian president has ordered the government to start nationwide vaccination against kobe that 19 next week i want to get all the details from hawkins who's here in the studio with us so this rollout is now being put forward so the president saying that next week tell us more about what we know this must vaccinations very much but not dissipated in russia for some time now it's coming sooner rather than the russian president made clear the 1st people to receive the job starting as early as next week would be those who all most vulnerable and who work with the most vulnerable so of course medical professionals and teaches among other key because it would then be made available to the wider public and it's coming out very much over the next few days this is what you have to say. there's a. 1000000 of them in the us we have already produced $2000000.00 doses of the 1st registered vaccine

maybe in a post-tea-party, when there is no incensive. you have to wonder if they want to protect the average american. >> i have to go back to you, before i go to michelle and daniel on it. as a former republican member of congress, does shame exist? >> i would bring in fear and respect. some people lead through fear, others through garenering the fear of followers. donald trump lead through fear. no other way to scare republicans on the hill. this is their republicans. donald trump is not the leader. there is no more fear. they are ready for him to be gone. >> bring us up to date on what we can expect from democrats, pelosi will bring a vote forward for the $2000 stimulus payment. what else? >> well, look, i think that democrats are going to try to take yes for an answer. donald trump has put the thp nancy pelosi was wiling to negotiate. with mitch mcconnell. and come down to this payment that is $600. it was the highest that republicans would agree to. democrats are happy to go to a 2 2000 payment. it will be obviously that person stan

tea party quits after trying to flee a police raid on what's being described as a male sex orgy. a very warm welcome to the program on this wednesday at 6 pm here in the russian capital let's get started with a live news update the russian president vladimir putin has ordered the government to start a nationwide vaccination against kobe in 19 next week for all the details or join in the studio by artie's down the hawk and so widespread vaccination is about to start in russia that's what we know now. using that sputnik the vaccine how's it going to happen. all this mass vaccination of pain was always going to go ahead really it was a question of when rather than if and it's coming sooner in the end than anticipated in a video conference with the deputy prime minister. vladimir putin ordered the rollout of that vaccine program as early as next week and the 1st in line for the vaccine will be those who are most vulnerable and those who work with the most vulnerable so medical health care professionals and teachers will be the 4th in line followed closely by the rest of the populatio

tea party quit sop to trying to free police raids on what's being described as a male sex orgy. hello this is a t. international which you probably knew already from everyone here in moscow a very warm welcome to the program while stopped in itself this hour with the russian president vladimir putin has altered the government to start a nationwide fight summation against the 19 next week while you're on my colleague told the latest on this development from the whole kinds. the russian president made clear the 1st people to receive the job starting as early as next week would be those who are most vulnerable and who work with the most vulnerable so of course medical professionals and teachers among other key workers that would then be made available to the wider public and it's coming out very much over the next few days . we have already produced in these 2000000 doses of the 1st fringes to vaccine against coronavirus speed v this will allow us to start widespread vaccination specifically among 2 risk groups doctors and teachers i would like to ask you to start vaccination at th

that thomas devised who is in charge of the center in kemet he told to speak oh it's not a child's tea party gymnastics now we tried to get some comment from him he declined to comment on specific allegations while the investigation is ongoing but i talked to naomi ruby about this and they said sure we made sacrifices we train 30 hours a week we missed out on the social events we can go shopping with our friends but where we draw the line is this kind of psychological abuse these unhealthy training methods we have to ask them what price the medal is what price the success and i think is ruby says to me you know there has to be another way just because we've done things like this in the past doesn't mean to say we should do it like that in the future jonathan krane from sports thank you for sharing that reporting with us you're welcome through. right let's take a look at some other stories from around the world authorities in fiji are warning that no part of the pacific island nation is likely to escape the approaching supercycle own the category 5 cyclone with wind gusts of up to 325 kilomet

we should be able to do more things and we see people now the tea party would begin with the black lives matter protest. all of that so our challenge was why we picked this up as a subject. >> we know there's a lot of angry miss out there but the point that it's motivating people to behave in ways that are not economically sound, how has it changed what we understand in the economics? >> there's an analogy that we was in the book. they are arranged in different ways every country has a capital market or labor market but they are different from each other. the economic ideas that are run on hardware and it's to accumulate the software. that's when people get annoyed because you can't do your work anymore. it creates these outpourings and what we do is try to trace the macro and micro level. the interest of the majority is still the feeling. basically there's a bunch of insiders and everyone else is working harder. that is basically what we want is to be taken more seriously. we try to make sense of the different anger. >> the way that i understood the book was crisis is important. there's

happen every single day this is a history of the usa america on our tea. party visits one of the centers producing russia. is the capital moscow mass vaccination . be given. here in. this particular case is 1000. 600000 this is. for immunization ids in wales is 30 fears that getting a vaccination one of the true will become all but we get reaction. if some sort of. acceleration is required then he does come. round sure. we're going to lose our civil liberties over this what are we really free to give. us of revisionism of a new green card lottery rules that describe russians living on the japanese. to winning the us presidential election democrats tear into each other over the promises that helped get joe biden into the white house. good morning and all will continue watching r t international. has become the 1st russian city to start basque over vaccination the country's sputnik v. job is being made freely available to citizens high risk groups including doctors and teachers are 1st in line to get the drug daily infection rate that spiraled surpassing now $2900

tea party quits after trying to flee police raids on what's being described as a male sex orgy. and india sees one of the biggest national strikes in history as 250000000 people come out to protest free market measures. you're watching are to international coming to you straight from the russian capital welcome to the program. police brutality is in the spotlight and france after the ruling party was forced to withdraw a bill severely restricting the filming of law enforcement officers the government has promised a total rewrite of the legislation which it had earlier claimed was vital to protect the force the critics say drastic change is needed to restore public trust . us more. it's the burning issue in france right now how to improve protection for the police while also safeguarding the public from police brutality. amid a wave of anger with the plans to criminalize the publication of images of the police if there was intent to harm the government has backed down the ruling party and that the much profiled article $24.00 would be entirely rewritten hours later the interior m

tea party quit softer trying to leave police raids on what's being described as a male sex orgy. making sure you never miss a story and this is a national thanks for choosing us as always we're very happy to have your company. well to get us started the russian president vladimir putin has a look at the government to start a nationwide vaccination against codes of 19 next week my colleague got all the latest on this development from ati's daniel. it's clear the 1st people to receive the job starting as early as next week would be those who are most vulnerable and who work with the most vulnerable so of course medical professionals and teachers among other key workers it would then be made available to the wider public and it's coming out very much over the next few days. we have already produced these 2000000 doses of the 1st ranges to vaccine against coronavirus speed v this will allow us to start widespread vaccination specifically among 2 risk groups doctors and teachers i would like to ask you to start vaccination at the end of next week. this was announced in a video press c

right at this moment we hear at least violence in the parliament the leader of the opposition if tea party crying foul in saying that this is simply been shifted into future jenner. also getting some traction also from other parties including the free democrats or i'm ahead thank you for that stay with us will come back to you but in the meantime while we wait for the german chancellor's address let's take a look at some of the news. nearly every state in the u.s. has reported surges in corona virus cases as well just as a vaccine appears days away from getting the go ahead president donald trump and his i'm getting word excuse me but chancellor angela merkel is about to take the stage to make her stay with us she's walking up to the podium now we can get those pictures up she's taking her mask off and german chancellor angela merkel dressed there could only. be 500000000. have been spent. we are discussing this we're discussing the new sovereign debt they will have 218000000000 euros. and $221.00 we have no debts of about $180000000000.00 euros but often a decision about taking on this le

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