of having a chicago tea party in july. >> it's is not surprising that the tea party was kind of theirst reactive movement that you saw come out of the crash. >> early in barack obama's presidency, it was an outburst of heck, financial regulation and economic stimulus that's a major expansion of the federal government. >> this administration is going to bankrupt our country. and i'm here to protest it. >> they came to vent their outrage over what they see as runaway government spending and the tax hikes they suspect are right around the corner. >> you had this fiscally conservative libertarian coalition that were angry about obamacare. they wanted government out of our lives. and the tea party movement became the vessel for those sentiments. >> look, you're not paying attention to what the average and majority of the people want. >> the radical left has got control of the process. >> this was a social movement on the right of a kind we'd never really seen before among kind of an older predominantly white, predominantly working class group in this country. >> but for all that the tea

the really came out of the tea party movement of 2010.ome of the more prominent members who have risen to high positions in recent years include mark meadows who is one of the freedom cork -- freedom caucus founders. he is significant because he eventually was first well known because he brought a motion to vacate of trying to force a vote to remove then speaker john boehner. that vote never happened but eventually, john boehner was facing in norma's pressure and was forced to resign and meadows went on to become the chief of staff for then president. there are number of other significant figures from the freedom caucus who rose to high positions like jim jordan who is now the judiciary chairman, mick mulvaney who served as chief of staff for president trump. these are folks on the far right who were constantly creating headaches for their leadership. this new iteration is continuing to cause headaches for now speaker kevin mccarthy. the freedom caucus back in 2015 when john boehner resigned, kevin mccarthy stepped up to run for speaker o

that, those people they recruited from the democratic party became the tea party, which morphed into the maga cult. i have done many years of research on this. i have followed this sequence of how the southern strategy has impacted the national platform, political platform. and it's been detrimental. the key is education. the only reason we have so many people who are so extreme is the lack of education. it's something that should be addressed. something that is not spoken about enough. not nearly enough. the only reason trump was elected, simply put, is the southern strategy. host: got your point. that was christian. this is christy, wyoming, independent. good morning. caller: good morning, i'm kristi love, how are you today? i just want to say that we should forgive china. china is, you know, our allies. so is everybody else. i think we should forgive everybody. and forgive what? what are we talking about? i think we should just be equal for everybody. especially with immigrants. we shouldn't be calling them immigrants, we should be calling them people. people are not immigrants, t

you heard of the boston tea party? is the new york pizza party. >> sandra: nate foye is at john's of bleaker street in new york city. there is a lot of out rage about this. new york, you think of pizza. this changes things. >> it's a big part of new york city's culture. so is john bleaker's. one of the most iconic pizza shops in new york city. according to new proposed rules from new york city, any business with a coal or wood-fired oven purchased before 2016 would have to attempt to lower carbon emissions by 75%. one way to do that, sandra, would be to purchase filters that could cost $20,000. a lot of pizza shop owners are worried about the costs associated with that and also the possible impact on the tails of their pizza. as you saw a lot of people upset, not just business owners. this protestor at city hall throwing pizza over the gate chantsing give me pizza or give me death. eric adams respond to that. >> let's let the public weigh in and then we can have a conversation if we will move forward or not. the public

you heard of the boston tea party?ew york pizza party. give us pizza or give us death. >> instead of throwing the king's tea into the boston harbor he threw pizza over the gates of city hall. he staged that protest over a proposed crack down on wood and coal fire pizza ovens on the chopping block help the city reach its climate goals, they have to add a little something to help reach carbon neutral activity in the pizza oven, brian. >> brian: we are going to have evidently open from where people ideas and get through this difficult problem. >> carley: extra cheese. next time mayor adams says throw over a veggie pizza. >> brian: twist in the case that shocked the country. bryan kohberger claims the d.n.a. evidence could clear his name for prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. a little difference there. plus, get. this two moms say they reported as threats to the fbi after exposing their school's far left curriculum. why they say private schools have been even more severe indoctrination. oh, brother. ♪ voltaren. the

teachers are casting in a friendly samovar team, but the children are not invited to a creative tea partyeveryone who wants to, because sometimes the talent of a child hides behind fears or complexes of character traits, and in order to reveal abilities, the aesthetic education center samovar helps preschoolers to express themselves, and all classes are held exclusively in a playful way, for example, and children inflate a bubble, but thereby teach the position of the hands or they fly like swallows, but in fact, they shake the back, that is, every movement. anyway, it is adjusted to some specific development of some physical data while still being a master of the pedagogical university olga katsuba together with her teachers , she developed methods for teaching kids. and for 10 years now, the teacher has been embodying his ideas in acting classes. children together come up with fairy tales, thereby developing. memory, fantasy and speech, and another exercise in the misan scene, where the guys place fairy-tale characters on a piece of paper in an imaginary space, and then they themselves

they know the boston tea party story.i don't know what rhode island has to do to get out of the shadow of the boston tea party, but we blew the damn boat up, and i think that's pretty good. the final of the story is that king george was furious about this. he took this as an enormous insult to his kingdom, to his crown, and to himself. and so he decreed that all of the insurgents, who had rode down in those boats, were to be caught and were to be hanged. and a bounty was put for information leading to the identification of the rhode islanders who participated in the gaspee raid. i will say with some pride that no credible testimony ever emerged. the trials never took place. the nuces hung empty, and rhode island, against all of that pressure and with the allure of these bribes and bounties from the king refused to give up their secrets. so very strong story in many regards, and we now have created a brand-new license plate. it's not out on cars yet, i don't believe. this one says sample. there's the rhode island license p

host: give us a sense, how long did it take for london to find out about the tea party? stacy: quickly, in this case. it could take several months. i think in this case, it was january that word arrived and the sender that the tea was falling overboard so to speak -- december that the tea was falling overboard. host: what is the shortest time span that happened? stacy: three weeks or so, it could be as many as a couple of months. when franklin sales for rants, i think it was a month. it could take a wild. that disconnect's planes a lot of -- explains a lot of the problem in the colonial relationship because often, a royal governor will write back to london for instructions on what to do. there is a month. he has to wait for his answer. there is another month. it is faster in one direction then the other. if the lag would be able to respond in a responsible way to what the colonists are doing or thinking. host: warships sailing daily? stacy: definitely not daily from massachusetts. at this point, boston has fallen behind new york and philadelphia. i do not know about new y

influence did not take place peacefully at the negotiating table or, uh , in some kind of secret tea partyn. no, it took place on the ruins of the former world, unfortunately, thank you very much to our guests. in the program with us were alexei german and andrey krivosheev, as always, topical exactly thank you for this, but with our viewers. we do not say goodbye in a couple of minutes , talking with andrey fursov about those who are behind the scenes and pulling the strings. and where are they trying to lead the world and all of us each for a week, the heroes of the project go on a trip, but they don’t even know. where will fate take them? today it would be great to go not far from minsk , we will visit interesting places with them and explore the sights of belarus , a favorite city for tourists to visit. and just like that, antonia personally meets me. but hello, they say that once those same crusaders passed here, only sights here. just look at this church of antonio of the peduan tribe. this is a praying place during during the great patriotic war, a shell from a tank hit approximatel

and then you have the boston tea party, which led to the american revolution fighting over britain and his taxation on teeth. i'm 50, i'm, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be delving into why this little tea leaves are so important and how much they truly matter in the world. the in 5 countries account for 82 percent of global to exports. so when there are problems with the big 5 and higher industry is in term, well, china, india, kenya, screen, blanca and vietnam are known as the big 5. and they are all struggling with the production since the corona virus pandemic, up into the world. in india, fewer t pickers combined with dry weather, has cut neils in the south and north india as well as to be longer the keyboard of india calculated a loss of 16000000 kilos. due to weather and a pipeline deficit of a 130000000 kilograms, with harvest down 14 percent compared to last year. this is a big problem as india, residents strength over 856 kilograms of t a year. the ongoing african drought has also depressed deals in kenya, uganda and rolanda, to production

. >> you heard of the boston tea party, this is the new york pizza party.r give us death. give us pizza or give us death. can't have a small business, can't have pizza. new york city is nothing without pizza. >> jesse: that pete sir slinger joins me now. you are a hero. what would you like to tell new york city? >> tomorrow, when the clouds are gone, look up in the sky. there is a ball full of furious fire. when she gets passed off and is in a bad mood, whether it was a million years ago, 50 years ago or yesterday, she controls the thermostat on this planet. it is not the pizza. it is not my suv. we have this canceling gretel chick, last week we were going to be gone. al gore, 2012. these people, i know people. i am an activist. i have been doing this stuff for 30 years. fighting all of this politically correct stuff. they want to bang people out for money and push small business out, but it is about people who never follow their dreams because they were too involved and worried about the sensitivity level, so they hate themselves, therefore you cannot enjo

. >> welcome back to telltale unionism, democratic party they unleashed the against the tea party andledge. they unleash the bureaucrats at the cdc, they at least dr. fauci and others in destroyed our economy in our school system. they destroy jobs and businesses. who shut down churches and synagogues and kept casinos and warehouse stores open. remember all of that, we have the continuing abuse of power by the fbi and the department of justice which goes one way. help the democrats and elec elections. they are monitoring us, they are deciding who can and can't speak on social media, censoring us, they are targeting as accidentally of course and now they're trying to take out a former president who is the leading republican to challenge them in the biding of init initiation. these are your liberties that are being lost folks. i will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin". ♪ jon: good evening thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy. it is "sunday night in america". the speaker of the house makes a little more money than the average member of congress. but not enough to make up for

and then you have the boston tea party, which led to the american revolution, fighting over britain and his taxation on teeth. i'm christy, i'm, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be delving into why this little tea leaves are so important and how much they truly matter in the world. the 5 countries account for 82 percent of global to exports. so when there are problems with the big 5 and higher industry is in term, well, china, india, kenya, screen log on vietnam are known as the big 5. and they are all struggling with the production since the corona virus pandemic, up in the world, in india, fewer t pickers combined with dry weather, has cut neils in the south and north india as well as the longer the keyboard of india calculated a loss of 60000000 heroes due to weather and a pipeline deficit of a 130000000 kilograms, with harvest down 14 percent compared to last year. this is a big problem as india, residents strength over 856 kilograms of t a year. the ongoing african drought has also depressed deals in kenya, uganda and rolanda, to production, and ke

you hire the boston tea party. this is the new york -- this is the new york pizza party.laughter] >> greg: don't laugh. he did that without a script. i think that is clever. [laughter] then he actually threw pizza at city hall. >> give us pizza, or give us that! give us pizza, or give us death! new york city is nothing without pizza! [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: hat, he has got a point. number one look, the people that make these rules have never run a business. they have never run a small business. to them, they don't think, oh, we are putting four dozen businesses out because they can't afford whatever that they are demanding. >> kat: yeah. it has gotten so bad and i don't see how certain areas or certain things recover. there's a search of a block where it is on the east side where my cat is. intercept of the street, every business is shut down. every storefront is empty. so that is back? obviously those businesses fail but also how are they going to get a new one to move into there? who is going to be like, i would love to hinge my livelihood on this dese

oh, what are you bohemians talking about at your tea parties, to keep the conversation going somehow.t listen to each other, everyone is an idiot. there is no good person. fine. just great. will find the main thing, she knows that you are sorry. she knows. she lived here somewhere. you know, i want to regret, but as i imagine, again this fabric softener in lavender, damn it, you can’t even touch it with a tanning bed. so what's wrong there. ease covert operation don't you want to go home? what if this is my last chance at love? i can not do that. and what's that? a slap on the back of the head won't help you, let's go to the station and tell how you threw your son away. and now this is how it had to be. you are women. i don't know. no, now only if she adopts, and i would take about what you see, girls, right now you are crazy for maternity leave, you can not count on a place. i won't keep you. you will think, yes, and you are a child, how are you going to raise food? you need clothes. what do you think, it's a good life. it was his mother who dumped him. yes, a girl needs a lot of cut

given by harlan crow to chinese political action group, an offshoot that she was running of the tea party. she was paid $120,000 a year out of. that so these are all things that are factual and accurate and i think very different than anything michelle a bomb ever did or could conceive of. >> let's take a quick look at the portion of the, film from the earlier days, of clarence and ginni thomas. here's a look. >> she sees that outside world that is attacking her as something that needs to be beaten down. something that needs to be destroyed. >> it was spiritual warfare, good versus evil. we were fighting something we did not understand. we needed god. >> it is a reprisal of the kind of ideology ginni thomas had from her birch society days. they regarded their opponents as enemies and practically, you know, satanic. so, she says, you've got to fight. fight back against the sort of evil tormentors. >> michael kirk, how different was ginni thomas's background versus clarence thomas? obviously, she's white, he's a black man. how economically different and experience wise was a different from

one was about the tea party and somehow over the last few years you've written book. and i don't know how you've done, but i want to talk about how it is you first came to the story that is at the center of the exceptions so start there for us. yeah. so i first of all thanks everyone for coming. really great to see everyone. well, i don't see you. i just see light. i was 1999. i was a reporter, the boston globe. i had just taken the higher education beat and since you mentioned that i can occasionally be cranky in career, i will say that. i didn't say that. well, i am i really didn't i? but i can i'll just i'm just confessing now. but so it was this was march of 1999. and i had taken over the higher education beat at the boston globe in september of 1998. and as you can imagine, boston being a college town. it was really big. you know, it's a big job. but this will appear a theme because they had a site they'd given me the beat and they said, but somebody else is going to cover harvard. and i was like, so what's left anyway? that's not really fair. i mean, there's obv

maria: [laughter], this is an outrage, he activities changing his version of the boston tea party outsidehall throwing pies ooh slices over gate, wow. protesting proposal by the city to crack down on wood and coal-fired pizza ovens many installed before 2016 but must install devices to cut carbon emissions up to 75% elon musk said utter bs won't make difference to climate change at all probably ruin your pizza. tiana: not to mention pizza inflation specifically is has been horrible, killed the dollar slice no more you can't find one cheaper than 1.50 tomato paest prices up last year one area inflation really actually has been impacted by the supply china crisis related to the war in ukraine, right, so a reason why single slide of pizza in new york increased in price by 20% in once in a decade according to bloomberg why make problem worse? >> no fury bike italian deprived of authentic pizza. maria: that is right like me, this is this climate change agenda impacting all of us federal highway association allowing new york city to move forward with congestion prying plan charging drivers up t

. >> you heard of boston tea party this is new york pizza party. give us pizza or give us death. >> todd: if you can't take the heat, don't touch their oven. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. president biden shutting down claims he knew about his son's oversea business dealings tying him to millions of dollars of chinese cash. ♪ [indiscernible] >> no. >> todd: brooke singman here with exclusive reporting. >> brooke: president biden denial as white house goes on defense about hunter biden attending the state dinner with his father amid political interference and investigation into tax affairs which led to hunter pleading guilty to two tax charges and one gun charge. listen. >> hunter biden wasn't the president's son, would he have invited someone who just reached a plea agreement with federal prosecutors? >> couple of things. that is his son, it is not uncommon for family members to attend events at the white house. >> brooke: irs whistleblowers said far more charges were recommended. house r

the really came out of the tea party movement of 2010.of the more prominent members who have risen to high positions in recent years include mark meadows who is one of the freedom cork -- freedom caucus founders. he is significant because he eventually was first well known because he brought a motion to vacate of trying to force a vote to remove then speaker john boehner. that vote never happened but eventually, john boehner was facing in norma's pressure and was forced to resign and meadows went on to become the chief of staff for then president. there are number of other significant figures from the freedom caucus who rose to high positions like jim jordan who is now the judiciary chairman, mick mulvaney who served as chief of staff for president trump. these are folks on the far right who were constantly creating headaches for their leadership. this new iteration is continuing to cause headaches for now speaker kevin mccarthy. the freedom caucus back in 2015 when john boehner resigned, kevin mccarthy stepped up to run for speaker of th

riffing up a decade ago and where we were starting to see a rise in state legislation because of the tea partyictories that happened in the 2010 state legislative races we were seeing a record number of antiabortion bills and efforts to chip away, chip away, chip away at access for the most marginalized people in these states. so i started sounding the alarm about this issue back then. and then worked for the rewire news outlet. a nonprofit that covers reproductive health care specifically. from there became a freelancer and started working with the nation. it's interesting, having covered this topic for so long, to have seen the incremental strategies, the long game of the antiabortion movement playing out in real time. having seen that 50 year project reach its culmination with the plan from the beginning. the fall of roe v. wade and now the push towards fetal personhood. host: where do you think your next trip will be to cover this beat? where are you going next? guest: you know, my focus right now, i have cover the abortion rights movement, activism, the grassroots abortion funds holding u

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federal law enforcement from my standpoint starts with lois lerner obama weaponized irs against tea party groups the fbi, popcornr exonerate hillary clinton, the ones involved in any russian collusion hoax, special counsel then this sabtalking fbi new as far as 2017 a credible source was reporting about a 5-million-dollar payment to then-vice president biden, to change policies for some business or integrity in ukraine the deep state knows what it has done wrong they know how to died 2-ball this is a why we need other whispers with integrity that understand some wrongdoing to come forward to congress american people he deserve truth unfortunately congress oversight ability, have been neutered last few decades administrations realize very few enforcement mechanisms i am glass james comer going after director wray sensitivitying turn over 1023 on one whistleblower we need agencies to come clean be responsible to the other coequally branch of government congress has responsibility to investigate just as much as department of justice has the -- responsibility to investigate. maria: this all v

. >> you heard of the boston tea party? this is the boston new york -- the new york pizza party.give us death. >> martha: couldn't agree more. here's vegan democrat mayor eric adams chiming in. >> first of all, i love my vegan pizza with vegan cheese. we don't want to hurt businesses in the city. we don't want to hurt the environment. you know, i think nothing is more clearer to all of us is what this environment is going through after two weeks ago with the fire in canada. that smoke is the type of smoke that we're talking about. >> martha: what? let's bring in joe from "gutfield." what do you think? >> quite a controversy here. they have brought together the man that won't let a crisis go to waste versus the man that won't let slices to go to waste. i'll say this. the canadian wild fires were bad. but you're not breathing in that at the pizza restaurant. nobody is claiming you're breathing that in, this is not carbon scrubbers. it has nothing to do with climate change. it will make things more expensive for the mom and pop pizza shops. >> martha: i saw today, john kerry would h

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trump is the tea party was the first ground army that had the patriot to develop.but trump has really made it huge. but the democrats, they have all the all these kids go the schools and they get enrolled in radical causes. you have no idea how far this is. guy, i've spoken at 400 universities, so they always interview the conservative kids about what's going on. when i speak, speak there, i wouldn't go a campus today. it's too dangerous for you know you have to a lot younger than i am to this it's it's kind of frightening actually kids. okay arizona. the voting started, i guess, in september. so that means the democrats organizing and now with the ballot harvesting the catholic votes altering the you have all these unsolicited ballots you're them all the time in the world. focus on stealing the election. then on election day or used to be election day, all the republicans come together to vote and on that election day, maricopa county, which is the largest population county, arizona, 6% of the voting machines work. i think that's an. it just you can't i the the do

over the years including standing up to the harassment by obama's irs during their targeting of tea party groups and many conservative groups like ours, and she also worked in 2020 well known representing president trump's legal team in georgia. one of the favorite speakers before young women of duluth center. she's spoken for us many times and has a wonderful speech i've asked her to come and give it this summer called being respected is more important than being liked. that's a great speech. things my mom taught me. this was our 2013 woman of the year. we picked the most outstanding conservative woman. she also served in the oklahoma from 76 representatives to 1984 and diana for lieutenant governor but shifted. she also practiced law for eight years before she came to washington and received her ba and a doctorate from the university of oklahoma and she's coming up to her 40th wedding anniversary. she has a daughter, son-in-law and grandbaby. life is rich, isn't it. she currently resides in north carolina with her husband. please join me in welcoming ms. mitchell. [applause] >> i tell m

he worked with lois lerner to target the tea party and now is he targeting trump. see, this is what happens when you let him get away with this stuff. they think they can get away with anything. now, biden indicts trump the day he is accused of taking 5 million in bribes from ukraine? are you kidding me? this wreaks of a cover-up. how's trump being charged for obstruction for a crime he didn't commit but hillary can smash iphones to smirt reasons with a hammer and dump 30,000 emails in a bucket of bleach. obama's cia director david petraeus handed over classified documents to his girlfriend, didn't spend a day in jail. biden, like he loves to do, confesses to the crime on camera. he tells pbs he has been hoarding classified documents since the 1970s. >> the best of my knowledge, the kinds of things they picked up are things that that are from 1974. stray papers. there may be something else i don't know. >> jesse: and biden was never president then. he was stealing classified documents out of scifs as a senator. he had classified documents from obama sitting in boxe

here back home in the states our uso centers are hosting barbecues, tea parties, keeping families togetheramilies that support them, and we want to make sure that our fathers know that the american public is there to support and show their gratitude for their service to our country. mike: chief, you're just back from an eight-and-a-half month deployment aboard the uss george h.w. bush. you missed thanksgiving, christmas, new year's and probably lots of other family occasions. what does it mean for you to be home today? >> well, mike, it's been a long eight and a half months getting back here, one that we would gladly go coat anytime, so it's great to be back with family, great to be here with, you know, my kids, spending some power's day time with them after all the holidays and birthdays we've missed in the last eight months. mike: alan, you were raised as a military kid. you're also a retired admiral from the navy reserves, so you get it as a family member, you also get it as a deployed person. talk a little bit more about the impact that, you know, deployment has on families. >> yeah. y

the tea party emerged after barack obama was elected. engaged in two wars, the great recession hit, i remember standing on the floor when that bill went down, everybody is on their phone watching the stock market go. and then it just got a lot more intense, back and forth, on social media all the time, on cable all the time. a lot more of a 24/7 job and it was prior to 2008. susan: and i got more expensive to run? rep. smith: my district is kind of ok, so i haven't been in one of those intense $10 million races, but if you are in a competitive seat, you have got to raise money constantly. susan: 2005, first time you went to a psychiatrist, what was happening? rep. smith: just anxiety, overwhelming. my life was very stressful at the weight, my children were four and 1. i was on that tuesday thursday schedule, small children. i came home one night and this overwhelming sense of anxiety just hit me and wouldn't go away. among other things, i was terrified of the inevitability of my own death. then i was just -- i had never felt anything lik

dad it was about 10 years ago, uh in 2013 for the usual family tea party.y, how life turned out after the army. and so, he said that he was married, they broke up when she was still pregnant, and then somehow they did not communicate with their son, she was against it. well, i don’t remember anything like that anymore, there’s nothing against women asking dad. why don't you insist, you know, then i was just a child. i was 12 years old. and somehow i was not interested. i was interesting, then for 15 years i went far from home to study and i didn’t even think about it, i studied, i worked, i wasn’t busy with my own affairs, but now there is a place in your life for your older brother. now it's hard to say, maybe just hard to accept over time we'll see. and if he wants to communicate, of course, yes, i will try. i have a very friendly family. my family is my parents, my brothers. my husband is my dog, and with brothers. what kind of relationship brothers good relationship is not to say that directly very closely close, but it is i have one and beloved daughte

it's why we saw the tea party wave in many places. it's part of what we saw on january 6th but it imperils people and imperils peoples lives. >> i'm with you. i think this is the central argument in american politics and life, which is what country are we, and who belongs here. i think it animates almost everything in our country today. it's such a timely book, it's an essential book. thanks for writing it, thanks for coming on the show to talk about it. wesley lowery pulitzer prizewinning journalist and author of "the american white lash." good luck with book sales and the book tour. >> when we come back supreme court watchers had braced for bad news for democracy and got maybe a pleasant surprise today. what is going on the roberts court? that is next. the roberts court? that is next >>> today in a 6-3 decision the supreme court shutdown a fringe legal theory largely pushed by donald trump's allies that would have radically changed the way federal elections are conducted in this country. the case, which was brought by north carolina

not for irs targeting tea party years ago. i'm sure lois lerner enjoying her pension.s that led to the trump election in 16 was yes, trump but it was also this feeling amongst the american people something wasn't quite right. there was separate system for those individuals. this seems to be harkening back to that concern. brian: james comer, full steam ahead. looking at more documents today. what do you make of that? >> that is i guess the one benefit is we will at least have some clarity even though no one will perhaps be held accountable but the american people will know, keep in mind, if the republicans didn't get a bare majority in the house we wouldn't even have this going on. we wouldn't even know this. it is always difficult to prove a negative. what haven't we been able to investigate? at least we got that. the american people deserve more. people in the justice system in general deserve to know that it's actually fair and right now the government's failing in sending that kind of a message. brian: it looks like they're just trying to put this to bed. oh look,

when the tea party was happening it would be impossible for me to predict the maga movement would come literally swallow it whole. i don't know what the next thing is. there's always a next thing in politics, but for now, the maga movement reigns supreme in the republican party. it is the republican party of today. >> yeah. i guess this used to be your party, matthew. i mean, you know, god bless the queen. >> so long it ain't the party anymore. it ain't the party anymore. >> you know, many of us used to think of the sort of love of george w. bush's cultish. but this takes that to such a different level. is there something that you can see in your former party that breaks the fever? will it take just losing so badly everywhere, every election, up and down until they are so marginalized that finally they give up and say let's try to find someone that at least seems rational? >> you know, i have given this a lot of thought and talked to a lot of republicans who are actually all concerned about this and i'm no longer republican, i'm an independent in this. but i don't see any rational -- a

"new york times" reports that scott, who came to power as governor during the tea party wave of 2010,s familiar with the talks. senator scott denied he is weighing a run when pressed yesterday. >>> elsewhere in washington, the republican controlled house has voted to send articles of impeachment against president biden to two committees. colorado congresswoman lauren boebert introduced a resolution earlier this week citing an alleged abuse of power over biden's handling of the u.s./mexico border. she originally wanted to bring the resolution to a floor vote, but speaker kevin mccarthy urged her to refer it to the homeland security committees where biden is already being investigated. an immediate floor vote would have likely failed. in a statement when the resolution was first announced, a white house spokesperson called it a baseless political stunt. hard to see that not backfiring against republicans. >>> joining us now, historian, rogers chair and from vanderbilt university, he has been with president biden and the perfect person to end our week. let's talk about the matter of impe

of influence taken place peacefully at the negotiating table or, uh, in some format of a secret tea party. and so on. no, it took place on the ruins of the former world , unfortunately, thank you very much to our guests for participating in the program alexei german and andrey krivosheev were with you as always relevant and exactly thank you for this, but we do not say goodbye to our viewers after a couple of minutes of talking with andrey fursov about those who are there for backstage pulling the strings. and where are they trying to lead to the world and all of us, we continue in our vast information ocean. it’s rare to find an expert so that when presenting him to a wide audience, you can simply get by with the name and surname without numerous regalia to strengthen authority today in our program, it is precisely such a guest andrei fursov, his books, lectures , speeches on the internet, as well as publications in the telegram channel, have gathered a huge audience of those who wants to see the essence of the processes , look beyond the event horizon and even understand place in this c