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which was in the clinic. ministration was pivotal, where the, the democratic party transformed itself into the republican party. and the republican party was push so far to the right, it became insane. and cold and trust you have to think of trump is a cult figure, not as a political figure. and uh, and so i know the democratic party is as or more complicit and then with the breakdown of the republican party and it transfer of its allegiance to trump. you saw the establishment wing of the republican party merge with the democratic party lives cheney. i mean harris's vapid celebrity filled issue list campaign was, you know, president was, it was promoting her endorsement by dick cheney a war criminal who left office was 13 percent approval rate. i mean, shows you how utterly out of touch the democratic party has become. but let's say the ruling class, i mean they live in an echo chamber, which is perpetuated by the media. so they actually don't have a clue about number one, the damage that they've been split their whole. i mean 30000000 mass layoffs since 1996. and i, i know hal

we need a leader today who can transform this party into one where we are best positioned to compete and win. that is my friend, martin o'malley. he has unmatched in his record of fighting and winning. he is ready to lead this party, to take on the trump -- trump and republicans, who are agents of chaos. he is a leader. if you truly want change, then step out of your comfort zone and vote governor o'malley for chair, or we will just be moving the chairs on the deck of the titanic. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. to the men and women of the democratic national committee, to jamie harrison, our chair and to my loyal and true friends who have been with me and many a noble and courageous battle including mayors across america like doug palmer and also tim kaine, steve grossman and david wilhelm. our nation is in a moment of profound crisis. a crisis very unlike any we have ever seen before. violent white supremacists pardoned and normalized. rule of law and the constitution kicked to the curb. people being rounded up like animals. military p

and when we do that, my friends, we transform the brand of the democratic party. we become more than a political organization. we become a part of the community. and we have to get back to that. [applause] the other thing i want to say as i start to close up, and of what i really do want to -- i am so grateful for some of the things and innovations that this talented team at the dnc has really created. and i am really, really grateful for each and every one of them. from the social media team to the ops team, h.r., all of them, have all done such a masterful job. we have to figure out and innovate ourselves in terms of media space as well. one of the things i wanted to do was to create a dnc channel on youtube where we did and created our own shows, where we brought in an aoc and we brought in a jaime raskin and we brought in jasmine crockett and actually have been produced shows. i don't know if you been to dnc headquarters lately, but we renovated the studios in the basement. and they are absolutely beautiful. feels like it in somebody's living room. really nice

together we will transform the democratic party again into the working-class party of america.ou all. applause] we will now move to a vote. members, please return to your seats now in order to receive a ballot. staff, please leave the members only floor. a former dnc chair is on the floor asking for a moment of privilege. do we have a microphone? where is the mic? >> mr. chairman, my name is donna brazile. i am a proud member, long-standing member, at member of the democratic national committee. mr. chair, i rise because earlier when we came into this room you called upon us, mr. chair, to vote our conscience. you called upon us to have an open, free, fair election. mr. chair, you called upon us, as democrats, to come together to hear from our candidates. mr. chair, as we prepare to vote i would like you to reiterate what you have called upon us to do today as democrats, as americans, to be able to cast our ballot, free and fair without retaliation. that means that no matter who you support or not support, no matter who you vote for and stand up for, we are going to stand as de

this historic moment in america has occurred in large part because the dnc, the democratic party has not transformedh the times. we are here in order to make sure that that will change. a new chapter will begin next week in the life of this party but also in the life of this country. because what's about to happen is that for the first time in less than 100 years, a generation of americans, having to defeat the lure of fascism once more. that's what our grandparents did. >> thank you. mr. jason paul. >> thank you. how did all of that shouting make you feel? i ask that not because i disagree with them, not because i don't think climate change is important. i ask that because that shouting did not make me feel good. the reason it matters is because i think that's what a lot of people think our party is like. they will come in, disrupt, shout, scream, not listen, not here rests, not be respectful. when we let people scream over us, we look weak. >> thank you. >> thank you so much and thank you for being here today. when we lose elections, many of us can't do better. there's consequences if you lose ele

head of the minnesota democratic farmer labor party, as the chair of the democratic national committee. martin is now tasked with strengthening and transformingthe second trump administration, rebuild its platform for future elections. >> janai: the planned reopening of the pacific coast highway and the palisades fire burn zone in southern california has been postponed. the l.a. mayor's office announced that checkpoints in the area will remain in place and only one lane in each direction will reopen at reduced speeds on monday. the pch had previously been scheduled to reopen this morning. >> whit: major news overnight out of the nba. according to espn, the dallas mavericks have agreed to trade luka doncic in exchange for anthony davis in a shocking blockbuster. this trade also involves the utah jazz. the lakers and mavericks play each other twice more in the regular season. you got luka and lebron on the same team. something to watch for sure. >>> let's go back to you, gio. >> gio: all right, guys. we are going to start this half hour here with the legal battle between blake lively and justin baldoni heading to court tomorrow. the actress and

opening night the annual media night that's been transformed into a giant party. there's fans dances, dance team's fans. you name it has a little bit of everything for everyone. and of course, we got to talk to the biggest stars of the game as well. eagles quarterback jalen hurts and chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes. both those guys were asked about their football journeys to this point. >> being a coach's kid watching the whole experience from from a child's point of view brought it to a teen going to a young man going out about men, ben and ben and the universe about been at the university, alabama. then the whole transition. so i am not learn so much of period. so much was trying to take away as much as i can so i can grow so appreciative of where i was drafted. the team that i have around me and i know that it's it's a special run that we've been on. and so. >> every time i'm here media night or on this football field in the super bowl appreciate those moments to you never know will be a last one. >> it was just 2 short years ago that these 2 quarterbacks we

and now they're more of a, let's say, institutionalized the parties supporting the basically green transformation. they want to transform the german economy in german industry in a way that allows it to be climate neutral, but also still strong and successful. yeah. so, so, i mean, you see that in the pudgy program, you know, this title that they have kind of grow to get, you know, so, so it's probably about kind of bringing society together. but it's also about economic growth because the german economy is being suffering. so it's what state the, the economic angle on climate change that they have. well that we can, so it kind of invest our way out of troubles is the idea of i think that they, that they really or, and i think with the habits, especially because he's also economy administer. that is the, that, that, that he's under a lot of pressure and they said election campaign to show that he's inside the gross because, you know, the image of an economy isn't there yet. well, and i think every time you just interviewed and every time you get analyze on tv, they say, oh, but what did you say a

i think there's a cultural problem in the democratic party preventing itself from recognizing that single largest ethnic demographic transformation this country has ever undergone. 15 short years away from becoming a white minority country and yet the democratic party -- i say this is someone who has run campaigns for democrats -- worked for george w. bush in the lincoln project. i cannot keep a job anywhere, and any party, but i have seen both parties address or not address the single largest challenge from my perspective facing a demographically -- facing it demographically, because the common thread through all of this, the fastest growing segment of every demographic is the latino vote, and the way it is approached in the democratic party is parochial, stereotyped, limited, and is focused on the fastest freaking segment of that demographic. -- fastest shrinking segment of that demographic. this is largely driven by u.s. born latinos. we are witnessing some of the most rapid expansion of third-generation and increasingly fourth-generation, which you could not even measure when i started studying latino voters because the segme

she is trying to transform herself from this right-wing flamethrower, this person was on the outskirts of the party who is now becoming an establishment figure, having the chair of a powerful committee that will be in the spotlight for this first hearing. it is interesting to pay attention to her and from the democratic side, who on that committee -- a lot of these earrings are fought in the media, the social media clips. who has those moments of flair, who has the good back-and-forth's? host: a lot of media outlets do show you clips. you'll be able to watch the entire hearing here on c-span. let's hear from tracy in michigan, line for democrats. good morning. caller: i think this is a very dangerous time for our country and the gentleman that call just recently saying the democratic party should essentially be drowned in the ocean is reprehensible. donald trump is spreading lies and he has demonized half of our country for over five years. people are not aware that usaid performs a vital function that causes the good name of the united states of america across the world. people are not aware there

think there's a cultural problem of the democratic party that is preventing itself from recognizing the single largest ethnic demographic transformations countries ever gone 15 for ears will become a nonwhite majority country and yet yet the democratic party work for george w bush to the lincoln project. cannot keep a job anywhere, any party. i have seen both parties address the state of the democratic party i would say not address the single largest challenge from myes perspective. the common thread through all of this, the working class nonwhite voters, female voters the fastest growing segment of every one of those is the latino vote. the way its approach is externally parochial. extremely stereotyped. extraordinarily limited and focusing on the fast and shrinking segment of that demographicc okay? but we are witnessing right now is a huge growth trajectory have largely driven 80% driven by us-born latinos. we are witnessing some less rapid expansion of third-generation the fourth generation we could not do segments were not that big. all this would shift the vast majority is happening with these later generation latinos as they be

to go down, maybe he already has as one of those transformational political figures in american history. look at how he has change the republican partyetely different than before him. change the media and the way that we view the government and the corruption he has exposed us to. they try to take him down, they could not, and a middle finger to those people. >> kayleigh: in this presidential photo that we have and will put it up. a lot of people suspected he was emulating the mug shot photo. it's the same downward look, the same glare. this fear shot of someone who is ready to come in and drain the swamp, fix the bureaucracy. >> ian: it's an ultimate power move is what it is. this is in the oval office. you will have world leaders, members of congress and it's a reminder that look at all they tried to do did this man. they try to put them in jail, he was shot at, almost connected, then there was another assassination attempts. then they swapped out joe biden who could not function anymore and put in kamala harris making -- he had to run against two people as he says and he still won. so for all of those people whether it's world lea

transformative changes. he was elected to do that and the democrats are in complete disarray because they have become a globalist party who like to spend taxpayer dollars on useless priorities just to cater to the left's demand here at home where the vast majority of americans want people in washington to be good stewards of their tax dollars. don't agree with these radical priorities of the left. that's why the president is going to continue to do this. the democrats can either get on board or they can prepare to lose another election just like fitted on november fifth. >> i think we will call when you are on the show the washington briefing with caroline levitt. we get an update on everything that's happening and a lot of good news. we appreciate your time, great job and we thank you for being with us. here now with more reaction, texas senator ted cruz. i don't think i've ever in all my years doing this, which is 35 in radio, 29 here at the fox news channel, i don't think i've ever seen a force of nature like this or as much dramatic, impactful, transformational change as we're seeing on full before our eyes. >> no

uncover ing a genuine radicalism that could transform country not just in a multicultural direction, but in an anti-capitalist direction. there are moments when the party seems to be on the the verge of accomplishing that. the popular front is one such moment. the 1940s, when earl browder does dissolve the communist party and said, we're going to be an association free. moscow didn't last very, but that was the yugoslav tendency, i suppose or we could see it as a precursor of communism of the sixties or euro communism of communist parties in europe, achieving a real measure of from moscow so for so first am i correct in seeing you having harder tone toward these people then and you're more younger yourself and secondly, even if we grant that or accept that were there never nevertheless in the long history this party that could have turned out differently. yeah, those are the central questions that i was confronted with, especially the latter. i don't i think there is a darker tone or maybe more of an impact and tone in part because instead of looking at a small, discrete moment like the world war two party or the de-stalinization or looking at a single

i think it's a transformation when they said this will be the largest tax cut in history for middle-class working americans it tells me the republican partyworking men and women when the president said he would eliminate tax breaks for billionaire sports team owners tells me is no really committed to the working class in this country and it democrats once had them as his constituency but i don't think they do any longer. and 2016 when. what president trump did the first tax cuts and i held a meeting of my employees and i do feel about how president trump one because a lot of my guys in the office wanted clinton 60% on the left they said we aren't happy and all this other stuff so i said let me explain the widest benefits you if my taxes go lower i can pay you more. it's a way for us to give you a bonus with a taken place so i hope small business owners find a way to reward their employees since they are paying less taxes. and rising tide lift old boats when we come back more hannity straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ narrator: ontario, canada, your third-largest trading partner and number one export destination for 17 states. our economic partnership

not going to act like republicans are still the party of free trade that they had been in kind of iterations past. there's obviously been a transformation and a willingness to at least somewhat embrace what president trump has made so clear as a focal point of his really entire agenda. but there are some republicans that have raised some concerns about it, including this one. take a listen. >> what about. tariffs against. >> our allies? >> it will drive the cost of everything up. in other words, it'll be paid for by american consumers. i mean, why would you want to get in a fight with your allies over this? >> you know that guy somewhat. well, scott, former senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, your former boss as well, is is he wrong here? >> well, i think that question. >> was posed on 60 minutes last night. let's fast forward to what's happening right now. there are no tariffs. there's a pause on this because. as has been reported by cnn and. >> every other news outlet, both mexico and. >> canada have reached. agreements today with donald trump. to do what we want. >> them to do, which is to. >> put people. >> and technology. >> an

transformation. when caroline leavitt said this will be the largest tax cut in history for middle class working americans, it tells me the republican party is the party of working men and women. when the president said he will eliminate tax breaks for billionaire sports team owners, that tells me that the president now is, you know, really committed to the working class in this country. and i think the democrats once had them as a constituency. i don't think any longer. >> i'll tell this one last story. in 2016, when president trump did the first tax cuts, i came to the office when he won in 2017 and our taxes went lower, i held a meeting with all my employees. i brought him and i said, so how do you feel about the fact that president trump won? because a lot of my guys in the office wanted to have hillary clinton. there were 60% on the left. they said, well, we're not happy. and all this other stuff. i said, well, let me explain to you why this benefits you. they said, how if my taxes go lower capital gains, i can pay you more. this is a way for us to give you a bonus because this is taking place. so be happy for this. i hope small busi

she is trying to transform herself from this right-wing flamethrower, this person was on the outskirts of the partyho is now becoming an establishment figure, having the chair of a powerful committee that will be in the spotlight for this first hearing. it is interesting to pay attention to her and from the democratic side, who on that committee -- a lot of these earrings are fought in the media, the social media clips. who has those moments of flair, who has the good back-and-forth's? host: a lot of media outlets do show you clips. you'll be able to watch the entire hearing here on c-span. let's hear from tracy in michigan, line for democrats. good morning. caller: i think this is a very dangerous time for our country and the gentleman that call just recently saying the democratic party should essentially be drowned in the ocean is reprehensible. donald trump is spreading lies and he has demonized half of our country for over five years. people are not aware that usaid performs a vital function that causes the good name of the united states of america across the world. people are not aware there i