rallies welcoming the tea party agenda into the party. the movement not only brought new politicians to congress less interested in compromise but transformed the party thank you thank you for everything that you guys did your wonderful people got to washington they saw what was required to actually pass legislation and they decided that it would be better actually to prevent bipartisanship and really governing from happening so the tea party led directly to the formation of the house freedom caucus which in turn became not just a lot of the personnel agency for duncombe's administration but really the origin of some of his most destructive and norm breaking kinds of ideas and concepts so there's a real connection between the tea party's refusal to accept the realities of what governing requires and donald trump's presidency and when trump pushed into republican politics he not only built on the tea party's rightly populism but he used rhetoric that emboldened white supremacist groups by echoing their idiology and resentments and one of t

the tea party without all the concerns about the deficit the tea party had. so the tea party came in and they would not work with obama. that was their mantra. in the machine, stop compromising with obama and we'll not work with that man. and we're not racist, that's what they said. obviously race was a folksor in this, absolutely. >> some escreens you devote whole chapters too are clearly turning points like 9/11 and the iraq war and the great recession. but some aren't so much. ... >> and wanted to retire and of course then we have the .com meltdown is only ended up working for another decade to because perform got hit really o predict so and how we look at that throughout the decade and cover other issues as well, in 2005, who come to a machine printed that's all part of what cultivated what was going on. and much of the country look at that and sortable chart, my gosh, you keep a personal life throughout the time. and betty went out together wills updated empowers of attorney because of that is all part of the thinking that was going on at the time. we ha

rallies welcoming the tea party agenda into the party. the movement not only brought new politicians to congress less interested in compromise but transformed the party thank you thank you for everything that you guys did your wonderful people got to washington they saw what was required to actually pass legislation and they decided that it would be better actually to prevent bipartisanship and really governing from happening so the tea party led directly to the formation of the house freedom caucus which in turn became not just a lot of the personnel agency for duncombe's administration but really the origin of some of his most destructive and norm breaking kinds of ideas and concepts so there's a real connection between the tea party's refusal to accept the realities of what governing requires and donald trump's presidency and when trump pushed into republican politics he not only built on the tea party's rightly populism but he used rhetoric that emboldened white supremacist groups by echoing their idiology and resentments and one of t

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but a tea party with very serious civil rights implications. when the countries first twentieth century african-american congressman oscar stanton depriest who was a republican from illinois arrived in dc the usual social invitations didn't follow for him and his wife. mrs. hoover's staff wrote a memo to the president's secretary for suggestions on how to provide a welcoming environment for the debris during their tenure in washington. what resulted was an invitation to jesse depriest to attend a white house tea which was a common practice for mrs. hoover for members wives of members of congress and captain and and so forth. she made it smaller than most of them and she only invited women who she knew would treat mrs. depriest with respect and and with the courtesies that the position she and her husband held really represented. she was the first mrs. deprece was the first african-american invited to the white house in 28 years with booker t. washington being the previous one by the roosevelt administration. the invitation was intended by the h

but the government doesn't do that in the case of the tea party. but for one thing it would be awfully hard to go to these people were who did this. with the government does instead is say we are going to punish the whole city of boston until the bus don't yet decide to reimburse the east indian company for all that he. so they shut the port of boston down. no ships coming, in no ships coming out. we want to start the city. out you're going to cost the merchants and the dock workers and sailors money, and eventually the economic pain is going to be sufficient that they will have to back down and pay for the tee. and you're going to punish the colony of massachusetts because they need to be taught a lesson as well. this creates again out raging fear. this is not the way that you deal with the criminal act. you don't go punish the whole population because somebody robbed a bank. why is the government doing this? it must be that they are just trying to think of another excuse to put the screws on the colonies and make us keep into their demands. if we

. >> so kind of thinking back to the tea party movement which is probably the last time of a populisthe mood there on capitol hill i don't know if it's the tea party, the debt issue per se and not rankles people how will this play out and be in the thick of the midterm elections? >> republicans are trying to hone the attack on the president's economic agenda because they find that just the numbers alone isn't generating that type of voter response that you have seen before president trump changed the republican party willing to deficit spend and willing to spend government resources to get the programs he wanted so maybe that's not resonating in the same way with the voters inflation they feel is a way to get at this hitting you in the pocketbook and something people understand each time going to the grocery store or the gas pump and coa lesing around this to attack the economic proposals. >> a final theory i heard is that the republican base more animated by social than economic issues inflation is getting everybody going but the fiscal side maybe just a different mood than a few yea

political rival to form a new government president riven rivlin says who heads the centrist yes a tea party secured the support of $56.00 of the knesset $120.00 members it's the latest bid to end israel's political deadlock very force it reports western resulin . rivlin the president has given the mandate to love peed the head of the opposition but neither of those people are involved in what is the real battle that seems to be going on here which is between benjamin netanyahu and the leader of a smaller right wing party yemeni natale bennett he doesn't yahoo has been absolutely ripping into bennett saying that he's being driven by personal ambition that he's essentially selling out by wanting to years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that he's being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some people are pointing out when they look at benjamin at night netanyahu accusin

the closest we have come covering the capitol hill was the tea party. that was chaos for the most part based on ideology and the people who were fighting the tea party fight wanted less bending and wanted smaller government and it came at a number of things but one of the things it came out of was the healthcare bill and the stimulus bill and george w. bush having too much money while he was at the white house. not about this at all, which is why that figure you just showed so fascinating. it exposes this is not about ideology. this is about fieelty to one ma. that man is donald trump. without that ideology, liz cheney would still be in the republican committee. a the populous kind of lashed onto donald trump and that's why she, one of the reasons she did the same thing. >> congresswoman cheney spoke to jake tapper tonight, let me play a clip. >> i also think you have more members who believe in substance and policies and ideas that are not willing to say so. if you look at some cases to impeach, there were members who told me they were afraid of their

, a tea party with very serious civil rights implications.when the country's first 20th century effort african american comes, oscar stanton priest, who was a republican from illinois, arrived in d.c.. the usual social invitations did not follow for him and his wife. miss hoover's staff wrote a memo to the president secretary for suggestions on how to provide a welcoming environment for them in their tenure in washington. what resulted was an invitation to jesse the priest to attend a white house tee which was a common practice for mr. server, or members of wives and congress, and captains, and so forth. she made it smaller than most of them, and only invited women who she knew would treat misses the priest with respect, and with the courtesy's of the position would really represent. she was the first african american african american elected the house in 20 years, -- by the roosevelt administration. the political activism, hoover won several states and they knew that this was going to wrinkle people. but the hoover took a long view and they

but a majority of republicans in fact want to raise taxes on the rich they lack the tea party morality has no right to take it that's what's missing to the opposition. >> our democrat setting the table for a nether tea party like revolution from the right? >> boy i would love to see it. think about it, kennedy paid we accept the income tax the right and the left. the metaphysical act of nature but this is like 1916 it goes back to you. back then it is seen extraordinary immoral. people would say why should government have a right to my income? it's seen as a given now as we need a strong push back. not just on the practical level, higher taxes will crush the economy but on the moral level as well. if you work for dell you have a right to keep that dollar for it is not bernie sanders or joe biden's or anyone else's to distribute out for the public good. that is in american spirit that's missing from the gop instantly from president biden bird >> i think you are right. i thank you so much is rooted in jealousy. that is where our political tenor is right now. it is incredibly emotional, d

i mean i think to april's point, president obama's election, the start of the tea party.nt obama's presidency, not just one term, but two terms, you get "make america great again." you know, fast forward four years, democrats get back in control, and not just democrats get back in control, but a stronghold in the south, georgia. don't forget the day before black voters delivered georgia with senators, one a jewish man and one a black man, the very next day you get an insurrection. so president obama's presidency did really unearth the racism that so many people know that has been present in our country really since its inception. but the other thing to keep in mind is when president obama was elected, we didn't even have the movement for black lives or black lives matter. our country and the way we talk about race now is very different from 2008-2012. in fact in 2016, there was still some uncertainty in the democratic party about black lives matter. so i think the arc of our conversation on race is headed in the right direction. but we really have to expose what truly lie

really a liberal left version of tea party is in.government strain of white should we raise more tax money to pay for causing homelessness customer for just going to waste it anyway. the government saw it wasteful, why even bother? and then the conflicted feelings are on amazon itself. like seeing that it had brought congestion to the city >> hike what happened around that referendum and how kind of easy it was rams are not to tap into sort of an unpleasant strain and the politics and really almost kind of of a libel left version of the tea party is a targeted antigovernment strain. why should we raise more tax money to pay for homelessness. it does not waste anyway, they're not you know, it's always full. and infective and why even bother and like the conflicted feelings around itself. like but amazon that had brought congestion to the city and transform the city in ways that were not entirely welcomed but in the same time, also knowing that it had brought this prosperity and it major look little that you bought for like 200 granted

they say they will be coordinating with known groups like the susan b anthony list, tea party patriots and freedom march . this operation is the kind of stuff that we might want our intelligence services to do in enemy countries to create this disruption and discord and provide secret influence. the idea that of that creepy billionaires are running covert operations in and against our own country? but to make you cringe not only is this behavior morally corrupt, if they broken the rules. once the legislature has already loaded pics probe into heritage actions sentinels, jamming phony bills through their chamber. so back to your senate republicans getting their hair on fire over christian clarke and they need a gupta. msthese two women scare the daylights out of his this dark money operation. this clarke does the voting act right hole. she won cases againstvoter suppression loss all over the country . what jim crow 2.0 against a department of justice bill of rights division led by that dark money voter suppression operation as a problem. so the big dark money donors behind this covert o

he's not going to do it because at the end of the day, "a," the tea party wasn't any better.esident obama in effigy. axios ipsos poll this week do you agree with this statement. among white americans 48% agree with that. the tea party had a very big base as you know, jason, in the freak out over a black president. marjorie taylor greene also has a bunch of racist stuff she believes, the qanon thing. the problem is you have a certain percentage of white america that cannot accept it can lose elections, that black people can win elections. i don't see you how you fix that. it ain't about margey. >> you can't fix that. she's like a mixture of sarah palin and stacey fleck. the real issue is not what the republican party needs to do about her, honestly how democrats need to respond to her. it's the fact people need to stop tweeting her. people need to stop treating her as if she's competent. if she wants to run around with matt gaetz and hang out some of his friends after they're done with theeraly that's perfectly fine, but she doesn't need to get as much attention as she gets. a

fast forward to now, obamacare remains but the tea party got what it wanted, a far right galvanized byning every day on the house floor or in commentaries by tuck umz and his friends at fox news because keeping their base angry is far more important than actually governing, even if the boogeyman is literally a child. enter their latest fixation, trans youth who are threatening to take over fourth grade volleyball with a vengeance and by that, i mean they're not. it's a make-believe crisis. but instead of red meat or plastic potatoes, this war has real consequences. transgender girls who already feel unsafe in schools are now facing an onslaught of state legislation targeting them from participating in sports. and the justification for kicking these kids off the team? caitlyn jenner sums it up. >> this is a question of fairness. that's why i oppose biological boys who are trans competing in girls sports in school. it just isn't fair. and we have to protect girls sports in our country. >> but if someone transitions and now identifies as a girl, isn't it delegitimizing their identity? >>

political rival to form a new government president riven rivlin says pete who heads the centrist a tea party secured the support of 56 of the knesset 120 members is the latest bid to end israel's political deadlock after 4 inconclusive elections in the past 2 years. there's a top stories do stay with us people in power is up next i mean more news for you in doha after that thanks for watching i think. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our life is your plan even more money into the hands of someone 1st taking money out of the hands of other workers their own goes to their camp it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line that they questions on out is the in. south africa's apartheid regime fought to cling on to power in the latter half of the 20th century it routinely imprisoned tortured and murdered its opponents controversially many of those crimes went unpunished in the years of reconciliation that followed but the families of victims have never given up hopes of justice this is th

i'm going to ruin your tea party. what is this? this guy says traditional pakistani breakfast.ssentially you get chai and a type of an omelette, essentially most things in pakistan are made spicy, so the same with omelettes. i have noticed, my stomach noticed that a few days ago. you dip some of that in chai. you actually dip it in the tea? yeah. i am just ruining your tea. i have got soggy pieces of dough in your tea. our next stop. so this is lyari, widely regarded as the most dangerous area of karachi. so here in lyari there is only one sport people care about, and that is football. there's over 175 registered clubs, and that's because these guys, like everybody else, absolutely love it. anywhere you look you see man united tops, real madrid tops and hopefully some liverpool tops, and i am here to find out a bit more about why that is the case. this is our lyari centre, in lyari, a centre of excellence, where we have approximately 100 kids that come across to train four or five times a week. we give them free football coaching, we give them life skills, sessions on top of it

this came on the day as it became known that the leader of the use organization of the far right if tea party which sits in parliament here and many had to leave the party after concerns over extremist right wing remarks he made before so he this is something that's coming from different directions in society and we will have to wait and see what politicians to dop what the political response to that will have to be. for his are also keeping a. politically motivated crimes. yes and this really is also a key point it's not just coming from the right it's coming from all different directions from the left as well yes that the authorities stress that it was no longer mass demonstrations it was more small carefully planned violent attacks that are becoming increasingly concerned a brutalization of society interior minister hospital for is warning is taking place and also attacks on politicians and officials threats and attacks have doubled just over the past year alone also because of the pandemic and the movement this that came into existence in resistance to actually denying that this crisis wa

came on the day as it became known that the leader of the youth organization of the far right if tea party which sits in parliament here and many had to leave the party after concerns over extremist right wing remarks he made before so he this is something that's coming from different directions in society and we will have to wait and see what politicians to drop what the political response to that will have to be. because of course in football we'll discover the name of the 1st champions league finalists tonight when manchester city face off against a party sounds about the english 21 lead from the 1st leg of the semifinal and hoping to reach their 1st of a champions league final but despite having the home advantage city coach pep guardiola is trying not to get ahead of himself. putting game the truth the 1st time we are here most of us to have in this club. and of course i know what exactly were playing for. but sometimes in these type of games isn't it makes emotions that we more color in exactly know what you have to do we need to do the research we need to do to be brave we need to b

i am going to ruin your tea party... the guy said it's traditional pakistani breakfast. essentially an omelette. most things in pakistan are made spicy, same thing with omelettes. my stomach noticed that a few days ago. you dip some of that in chai. i am just ruining the tea. just soggy pieces of omelette in my tea. our next stop... this is widely regarded as the most dangerous area of karachi. here there is only really one sport people care about and that is football. there is over 175 registered clubs, and that is because these guys, like everyone else, absolutely love it. everywhere you look you see manchester united tops, and hopefully liverpool tops. i am here to find out why that is the case. there is a centre of excellence where we have approximately 100 kids who come across to train four or five times a week. we give them free football coaching, we give them life skills, sessions on top of it. i have been asked to have a game with these kids, who looked pretty good. so everyone thinks i play for liverpool, a huge crowd had gathered. so yeah, look forward to me em

where the tea party is being looked at very closely by german intelligence services over the concern. and i quote that it may undermine the democratic order here in germany. so i have the tons to talk to at least earlier. and i asked her the very question, how much further to the right, the 50 would shift is in to the i and we stand for the constitution and law and order, which is why the question doesn't post itself on the state. is it, it is true that we are part of a conservative liberal spectrum, but that doesn't raise the question of any shift to the right. and frankly, i'm beginning to find that question increasingly prevalent. no. it's an unwelcome question. it's not very well received within a if the courses, but the big question mark, how much closer authority is we'll look at the sd is hanging over it continuously. last, they would also like to take germany out of the european union. is there any chance about actually happening? the sort answer is no. first of all, they may be the largest opposition party, but they don't really stand much of a chance to form a government. th

we're going to have a family tea party. harry's family isn't showing it.n the family? nice try, but to no avail. but it's the questions implicit in harry's latest musings which will trouble the family. they've accepted that he needed to get away from royal life for the sake of his mental health. what they didn't expect was for him to go public on such private matters. here he is on his father's upbringing. this is where he went to school. this is what happened. i know this bit about his life. i also know that's connected to his parents. yeah. so, that means that he's treating me the way that he was treated. exactly. which means how can i change that for my own kids? and, well, here i am. harry says he feels a little more free in his new life in california. his family may wonder how many more reflections he and his wife will feel obliged to share. nicholas witchell, bbc news. how do you catch a thief with his hand in the cookiejar? well, a bakery in the us state of wisconsin has managed to do just that, using a rather unusual method. when man broke into the

democrats demobilization that raise a big part of trump's initial election from 16 it's a part of the tea party midterms in 22 and i don't i'm not a prognosticator or or an electoral 538 you know i but my sense is that the experts are giving a very strong chance of the g.o.p. uniting in the house and i imagine that could involve some revenge impeachments. you know the the as show deepens you know. and if it could potentially bring a gun republican back. god forbid maybe even trump himself in 24 unless. biden and the dems were to get really serious and to get serious would mean among other things embrace in structural and institutional change and in the policy system itself they're scared to get rid of the for all of us event of a public forget him and then there are all of us well guess what we don't have we can't move forward without things like re new young life a real federal minimum wage with a real legal ization of union organizing don't be scared you know that i'm going to do this and i might try to go to mindset and see if i was a progressive democrat but i'll do that for a 2nd don't be

democrats demobilization want to raise a big part of trump's initial election from 16 it's a part of the tea party midterms in 22 and i think i'm not a prognosticator or or an electoral 538 you know i have my sense is that the experts are giving a very strong chance of the g.o.p. uniting the house and i imagine that could involve some revenge impeachments. you know the the as show deepens you know. and if it could potentially bring a republican back. god forbid maybe even trump himself in 24 unless biden and the dems were to get really serious and to get serious would mean among other things embrace in structural and institutional change and in the policy system itself they're scared to get rid of the filibuster event of a public figure. them and then there are all of us well guess what we don't have we can't move forward without things like re new young life a real federal minimum wage with a real legal ization of union organizing don't be scared you know that i'm going to do with this and i might try to go to mindset and see if i was a progressive democrat but i'll do that for a 2nd don't be sca

demobilization him and that they's a big part of trump's initial election from 16 it's a part of the tea party midterms in 22 and i think i'm not a prognosticator or or an electoral 538 you know i have my sense is that the experts are giving a very strong chance of the g.o.p. yet in the house and i imagine that could involve some revenge impeachments. you know the the as show deepens you know. and if it could potentially bring a republican back. god forbid maybe even trump himself in 24 unless biden and the dems were to get really serious and to get serious would mean among other things in bracing structural and institutional change and in the policy system itself they're scared to get rid of the for all of us are very republican. at him and then there are all of us well guess what we don't have we can't move forward without things like remove my for real federal minimum wage with a real eagle ization of union organizing don't be scared you know that i'm going to do this and i might try to goto mindset and see if i was a progressive democrat but i'll do that for a 2nd don't be scared dan jam t

demobilization want to raise the big part of trump's initial election from 16 it's a part of the tea party midterms in 22 and i don't i'm not a prognosticator or or an electoral 538 i but my sense is that the experts are giving a very strong chance of the g.o.p. uniting the house and i magine i could involve some revenge impeachments. you know the the as show deepens you know. and if it could potentially bring a republican back. god forbid maybe even from himself in 24 unless i didn't and the dems were to get really serious and to get serious would mean among other things embrace in structural and institutional change and in the policy system itself they're scared to get rid of the feel of us of a public. and and and then there are all of us well guess what we don't have we can't move forward without things like remove the young like a real federal minimum wage with a real legal ization of union organizing don't be scared you know that i'm going to do this and i'm not trying to goto mindset and see if i was a progressive democrat but i'll do that for a 2nd don't be scared dan jam the stuff

i am going to ruin your tea party... the guy said it's traditional pakistani breakfast.hai, and what is essentially an omelette. most things in pakistan are made spicy, same thing with omelettes. my stomach noticed that a few days ago. you dip some of that in chai. i am just ruining the tea. just soggy pieces of dough in my tea. our next stop... this is widely regarded as the most dangerous area of karachi. here there is only really one sport people care about and that is football. there is over 175 registered clubs, and that is because these guys, like everyone else, absolutely love it. everywhere you look you see manchester united tops, real madrid tops and hopefully liverpool tops. i am here to find out why that is the case. there is a centre of excellence where we have approximately 100 kids who come across to train four or five times a week. we give them free football coaching, we give them life skills, sessions on top of it. i have been asked to have a game with these kids, who looked pretty good. i am wearing a liverpool top. so everyone thinks i play for liverpoo

president asks his political rival to form a new government yeah pete who has the centrist yes the tea party has 20 days to form a coalition as the latest bid to end his wrath and in a whole deadlock after 4 inconclusive elections in the past 2 years harry foster has more from west chill slim rivlin the president has given the mandate to lockheed the head of the opposition but neither of those people are involved in what is the real battle that seems to be going on here which is between benjamin netanyahu and the leader of a small or right wing party nuff tali bennett he has and yahoo has been absolutely ripping into bennett saying that he's being driven by personal ambition that he's essentially selling out by wanting to years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that is being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some people are pointing out when they look at benjamin net

i do not care if you are a far left progressive or a far left progressive or tea party republican. we all were horrified to watch that day. i was on the capital on 9/11 when a plane targeted for the buildings that we were serving in. thousand terrible day for the country. and then yet we all came together, giving blood, flying the american flag. looking out for each other. making contributions and nations. this is the kind of thing we should be coming together on as democrats and republicans. we might not agree on tax issues, we might not agree on where to go where the climate issue in the future. we need to try to make sure americans do not kill americans. and attack a peaceful constitutional process on our capital. the sentiment should unify us -- the answers that you are asking for, the when i served on the 9/11 commission, senator john mccain helps me get that through the house and senate. we looked independently and thoroughly a question such as who did this? how is it organized? how did mistakes take place? was our own government responsible for dropping the ball and not shar

political rival to form a new government president ruben revision says pete who heads the centrist a tea party secured the support of 56 of the knesset 120 members it's the latest bid to end israel's political deadlock in the past few minutes the us government has thrown its weight behind a plan for the world trade organization to lift patient protections on code 19 vaccines it could make them cheaper to make for low income nations well this as growing of us affections continue to escalate in india the world health organization says nearly half of global cases during the past week have been in india will 380000 were recorded in the past day. canada has become the 1st country in the world to approve the pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 or above the drug firm says trials on 12 to 15 year olds show the job is 100 percent effective against 19 canada has seen a surge in cases in recent weeks. those are the top stories jurors stay with us on out of there if you can the stream is up next about after the news. after me ok you're watching the stream home edition today there is a new kind of social m