well, let's be grateful to the us democratic party and of course, look, during that cadence of the usits native shores part of the donbass greetings, even more conscious movements already and the donbass completely and zaporozhye and kherson and beige, they say not only their kharkiv there and it is not known where the amazing generosity of the democratic party will stop. i'm wondering how the inhabitants of ukraine who are americans did not have this, for example. they now think that some part of ukraine will remain. that's under control. this is the ukrainian regime. well, really, someone thinks that she will be let off the leash, of course, that she will be so independent. prosperity well considered because what is there, poland today of the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation today there was a report of the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation where it was said that there were no medicines. no, although they said, oh-oh-oh-oh, there is no need to stir up, yes, that is, there is no need for a peacekeeping mission. it is necessary to celebrate th

well, let's be grateful to the us democratic party and of course, look at that during that cadence ofssia, crimea returned to its native shores, part of the donbass hello even more conscious movements already and the donbass in full and zaporozhye and kherson and polite people say not only kharkiv there and it is not known where to stop so it goes amazing generosity of democracy. i'm wondering how the inhabitants of ukraine who in the us did not have this, for example. they now think that some part of ukraine will remain. that's under control. this is the ukrainian regime. well, really, someone thinks that she will be let off the leash, of course, that she will be so independent. it is flourishing in general, well, it is considered, because poland is there today, the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation is here, lift poland from this side. today there was a report from the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation where it was it is said that he went to bed alexander says no. no, although they said, oh-oh-oh, just don't stir up. yes, that is, there is no

the first meeting with the chinese ambassador is another defeat of the us democratic party, where i am leading the democrats and specifically the bidens, who have now announced very very much i would say prematurely about my nomination for the post for some reason, he said this to obama. apparently, this is the real us president who is now writing blood. american history, but the truth is that he signs, but signs with his hand, a very important detail that obama is the only former president who lives in washington, the only one who actually agreed on his nomination . he needs a sharp move and lose sharply. now the democratic party has all its positions in korea in southeast asia in ukraine, and so on and so forth, that is, in fact, there is a collapse right now specifically biden of his family, and, accordingly, connections and businesses, and so on. and of course in this collapse. i think that as a driven animal, of course, the likelihood of a radical scenario, including in taiwan, it, of course, increases and more radical provocations in ukraine taiwan, of course, it will bang much l

unspoken bargaining going on between the taiwanese administration of the democratic progressive party, which was actually created by the usc party, you will feed them, this is their puppet so that they draw in their island 30 million wealthy prosperous taiwanese. here is the adventure. still, they went to a referendum, went to change the constitution, and, among other things, would have dragged china into this adventure and would have become, let's say, that a hotbed of non-healing wounds in east asia so that china could not just annex taiwan like he did annexed hong kong if this would be a peaceful option for 24 years, what should happen to china and a. military action they must start, uh, preconsciously before the parliamentary group, a simple referendum on a change in constitution, to replace the current republic of china with the republic of taiwan, which means, respectively, to support the united states and join as members of the united nations and give sovereignty to this territory now taiwan is a territory suspended in the air, they have no jurisdiction, because according to the san-french treaty, taiwan withdrew f

pro-chinese e, candidates from the national party should win, and we all understand that after that the current ruling democratic progressive party is an ally of the ustic party and their leaders they will simply end up in prison, because the last time the president of cheshuibian, who wanted to hint at independence. taiwan also had an accident and he was put on a life sentence, and zhenya, in my opinion, was given 25 years. that is, the internal confrontation there is very difficult, the americans understand that china in the 24th year will simply return this china. let's just like hong kong exactly the same way and to prevent this from happening. it is necessary to arrange a very bloody bath. this is a government in exile in australia to take him somewhere and so on to give him a place in the un republic of taiwan. now the republic of china is called, so the scenario is very likely, the chinese also understand that this is will happen, most likely with other words. we now have april 2022, and until the twenty-fourth year, when they have these elections there, well, also somewhere in may, in my opinion, roughly speaking, there are two years during w

because let's not forget the project, ukraine is anti-russia, firstly, american , secondly, the us democratic party in power, and thirdly, personally biden his son and this whole shakhiletki and, accordingly, rewind back. this political defeat will be the biden of the president of his party in the fall in the elections and the united states. but for nato, too, i will just tell you one phrase so as not to explain for a long time. after the defeat of nato from us in ukraine, nato goes on the defensive for the first time in a decade. and for them it's a disaster they don't know how to do it. they were built rebuilt in 1991 only for expansion only for the offensive. they don't know how to understand it, they don't want to. i want to be called a militarist. but this is the new reality that says, nikita went on the defensive, i say, i don’t want to immediately after the defeat, they start here, but of course, i just opened my mouth already, but they saw how, of course, the strong-willed guy lingered. and i wanted to say when to use it. well guess what i'm not taking advantage of. ours is not we have our

we used to have the democrat party and we are going to support abortion and try to destroy religion.do you think this is why the media demonizes black conservatives and conservatism? do you think they protect them to continue on further destruction and erosion of american values? >> using hollywood, you also know from history the soviet union has always been, i remember in my book i wrote about in 1954 the soviet union of the soviet bloc and one party rule, open family, poverty, drug abuse, alcoholism, you name it and people started to say well, capitalism. [laughter] socialism has destroyed. >> in the five minutes we have left, and i thank you for writing this book 25 lies, the most dangerous damnable destructive lies and how to refute them, give us hope, what can people do to turn this they? or can >> there is hope. the hope is there is still a strong christian community out there ever since the abolitionist movement, the christian movement among we've always had this fight between real christianity and fake christianity. racism, hatred but then there's the christianity of a brothe

surprised to hear this, was considered the founder of the democratic party, this thing called jeffersonian democracy, probably a construction he did not use. but you say that rested on a couple myths, you say, he shouldn't be considered the found earp of the democratic party. why do you say that? >> like most, all founding fathers, jefferson didn't like the idea of competitive parties. he believed in what we call small arm republicanism, education, property, who understood the virtues of the commonwealth, should get together and make the laws and shouldn't have these factual disagreements, obviously had disagreements with hamilton and john adams, went against each other for president but when jefferson became president in 1801 said enough with the partisan party stuff, said we are all republicans, all federalists by which he meant we don't have parties anymore and in effect, we're all republicans. >> yeah, stop criticizing me. >> exactly. and this was not a mass party, even when he had a party. it was a collection of notables, i think i call it. i'm trying to remember the exact number who voted in the 1800s, you know, 50,000. there's more

the democratic party really history democratic party, you can say use the history of american politics, you know with with sort of in half. it's it's a history of parties as you mentioned as disintegration twice the party almost permanently ruptured it managed to come back together after the civil war after the civil rights revolution of the 1960s the dixiecrat revolution dixiecrat convention in 1948. we're going to get to all of that, but you know whenever i prepare for a podcast interview. i try to see five anything in common with my guest and this is a stunning coincidence. we were both born in new york city imagine that right two people from this. yeah. you're a baby boomer. sorry. i'm generation x great note to start off talking about how old you are, but baby boomer you already mentioned you you came of age politically in the 60s handing out leaflets for kennedy. then you took a more radical turn in your politics. how did this inform your your journey to becoming a professional scholar. who as i mentioned has been writing about this issue multiple books for decades. a lot of hist

the people in m hollywood they spent all that money down to the democratic party get power, use the lawp these people under control so they will vote for you and give us with me once. >> and they find the politicians. >> exactly. >> you been washington man for a long time. and then to give it to the politicians. >> and they are doing a good job. >> that they can destroy our values and bring about fear and discourse. >> and not just exploded. now we're in i this inflation. we live very protected lives. they know they cannot come with guns and defeat us so they are sending everything they can with propaganda. and the cold war was about that. now they do that to us. we don't see it coming but the foundation to would all black people under their heel. >> and you put all the blame on the democratic party. no responsibility for the gop just the democratic party? >> always look at the done for the black community. i look at slavery. and at slaveryio to abortion and jim crow. even though the laws on the iobooks and they can vote equal protection under the law? to castrate and kill and murderer.

yes it is what they do they use their pain for their gain. the democratic party does same way they do us they say we can help you to achieve whatever it is you want and i tell them no you achieve it by earning those respect of the people around you. it happens we go back to our bible. cain had been rejected his offering had been rejected by god. king was angry mad his brother abel god comes and came and said came. why are you angry if you do well will you not be accepted? and if not then wait set the door to master you but you must master it. if you do well. will you not be accepted? to city of apple tim cook done well. accept it. when you do well. they will raise jesse arms goes over beat hitler. they give him a ticket tape parade in new york city in 19 with 3435. this is before all the marching and all the crate. just a joe lewis knocks out max melling in yankee stadium. and all of the country celebrates him because he did. well, i'm telling the lgbtq community. don't get caught in that advice. of trying to use the law of coercion. to make america like you it d

so many others watching this devilution of the democratic party into total tear rnism, there's a totalitarianism. to understand that democratic party used to be, which was -- >> tammy, wait a minute. how is it they missed that trump was cancel of a of twitter and all these other platforms did they miss conservatives kicked off, shadow banned, because apparently they must have missed are that because not one of them spoke out in favor of freedom of speech for everybody. >> right. that's the other issue about these singular messaging that comes out of media, which is what especially -wnew ministry of truth, what they're desperate to maintain is the conditioning of people and what they think. assigning dangerousness to something that is a political opposition or a different opinion. they used to be able to manipulate and condition people into believing the false thing. and this is what i thingier we are seeing with the ministry of truth. once again, like how antifa is antifascist, yeah, this ministry of truth will be a ministry of lies. and this is what they need to maintain. >> this is a lesson for conservatives as well. often we believe

democrats. host: you can see that full program on our website or our app. if you want to call in and let us know what your party should be doing to ensure their chance of victory in november, here is how you can do that. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can text as set (202) 748-8003 -- you can text us at (202) 748-8003. pew research did a poll taking a look at the topic of the midterms, attitudes towards it. they write, "in contrast with 2018, republican registered voters are more likely than democratic voters to say which party control really matters." 67% of democrats, -- that remained the case through the 2018 campaign. this says that the new survey finds that equal shares of registered voters say if the elections were held today, they would support the republican or democrat candidate 43%. 4% said they would vote for other candidates. pick the party that best represents you. tell us what that party should be doing to ensure victory in november. you can let us know during the course of the hour this morning. in new york city, we hear first up from rob

up eight points that is a 16-point swing there's even a bigger shift for me against the democratic party helping us the california state senate good to see you again talking about school choice you really help to put the story in the forefront. do you feel as if the democrats get it or are they trying to do anything from what is slipping away? been cannot think the democratic party is listening they have gone so far left that basically we as latinos don't recognize the party anymore it has suddenly lost the moral compass the basic common sense. actually think it's too late for the democratic party to turn around but it has been doing the past several years. steve: what are the specifics? >> latinos, take a look for the economy. this economy is crushing as we are seeing the loss of energy independence and gas prices are killing us, latinos are the fastest growing sector of small business association and we believe in school choice. that will give them when we support and celebrate not only one mother's day but we have two mothers days some across the country whether cuban-american in florida are mex

democratic party. this thing called dirt jeffersonian to markers is probably a construction he did not use. would you say that rest in part of the couple of base that jefferson really shouldn't be considered the founder of the democratic party. why is that? >> well, like most founding fathers, all founding fathers for that matter, jefferson didn't like the idea of competitive politics, you know? he believed in what was called "small r" republicanism, that is, men of education and standing and property who understood the virtues of the commonwealth should get together and make those laws. they shouldn't have these factional disagreements. so we obviously have disagreements with alexander hamilton, famously, and with john adams, they ran against each other for president. but where deficit became president in 18, when he said [inaudible] enough of this party possessed off. he said in his inauguration speech in a genuine, where all republicans, world federalist. which bet, we don't have any parties anymore. and it's activists saying, we are all republicans. >> [inaudible] exactly. and this was a

this democratic party is not the party that used to be. imes and many other people have said, i didn't leave the democratic party. the democratic party left me. i would never want to think this would happen to my children. by the way, some of these kids are going to be forced somehow or pushed in to believing things that they normally wouldn't. let them play, let them learn, let them learn math and all the things that are important. as you pointed out, let's get competitive. i want the u.s.a. to be number 1 in the world. >> martha: that's the goal of most parents when they send their kids to school. thanks very much, congressman. great to see you today. >> thank you. >> martha: now for something different. this is a horrifying video from shanghai showing how people are feeling. listen to this. >> martha: like a horror movie. it's real. that is people standing on their balconies screaming in shanghai. they're under covid lock down for more than two weeks. the man that shot this video says the isolation goes on, something will go wrong. now s

us. >> tonight, watch debate among the democratic parties for senate in pennsylvania.t starts at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span come online on c-span.org or watch coverage on c-span now our video app. >> the republicans served at 42 years in the u.s. senate from 1977 to 2019. over his decade in the senate he shared three committees, judiciary committee, finance committee and the health education committee. he ran for president in 2000 but --. >> senator hatch, longest republican senator

mike alexander miller, that from the fi, democrats parties speaking to us and also some other news, police and new york city say they are looking for a person of interest who may be linked to a mass shooting in a subway station. they say the man hired a van possibly connected to the attack. at least 29 people was treated at hospital for gunshot wounds, smoke, inhalation, and other injuries. no motive is yet no with the attacker still on the loose. awe, confusion and panic during a morning rush hour commute in the hearts of new york city. ah, i 1st knew of the modem of chicago did some of my friends. i didn't know hobbin i was. i was like, i was scared. i didn't know, i don't know to do. i didn't know i just got off the train. i stayed by some police officers and i just, i over the bus with the violence started on a train car traveling through a diverse working class neighborhood in brooklyn. witnesses say the attacker put on a gas mask, open to smell canister, and then opened fire the bloody attack spilling out onto a subway platform. i didn't know what was going on. i asked the lady, she

parties. democrats and republicans used to be united on foreign policy issues before the vietnam war soured 70 people -- so many people. it is important for the country to develop a workable foreign policy. host: publicans (202) 748-8001. democrats (202) 748-8000. independents and others (202) 748-8002. on the november midterms mitch mcconnell raise concerns about it in a speech for the chamber of commerce in kentucky. mcconnell possible for gop to scrub the midterms with unexcelled for candidates. he said from an atmospheric point of view the 2020 midterms are a perfect storm of problems for democrats. how can you screw this up rushmore is mcconnell saying it is possible. i've had experience with that. in the senate if you look at where we have to compete to get a majority there are places that are competitive in the late election. you cannot nominate somebody who is unacceptable to a broader group of people and when. we had that in 2010 and 2012. do you think mitch mcconnell's concerns are warranted? guest: i do. republicans have screwed it up in the past. democrats have two. the most radica

the democratic party into totality, arianism, there is a benefit to thinking wait a minute, maybern they've got something to say. these people who understand and whatralism what the democratic party used to be , which was hey, telling the government how is it they miss trump was canceled all for twitter and all these other platforms did they miss conservatives kicked off these suspendedoff, shadow band becaue apparently they must have missed that because not one of them spoke out in favor of freedom of speech for s everybody, not one . but see, that's that's the other issue about the singular messaging that comes out of media, which is what with especially with the new ministry of truth, what they're desperate to maintain is the conditioning of people and what they think of assigning danger asness to something that is simply a political opposition or if a different kind of an opinion.e they've been used to being able to manipulate a and condition people into believing the falsen thingd. and this is what i think we are seeing with the ministry of truth once again, like how antifa is antifascist. well, yeah, this ministry of truth will be a ministry of lies and this is what they need to

democrats up for re-election this november. >> carley: fox nation host tomi lahren joins us now. a huge divide in the democratic partyard elizabeth warren and something that i thought was interesting was the president met with the hispanic caucus yesterday and they, too, criticized title 42 on or about you have 50 democrats who want to keep it in place. what's going to happen here? >> well, listen, title 42 really is the only mechanism right now that is keeping our country from being completely overwhelmed and inundated even though it already is being overwhelmed and inundated. this is the last barrier that's in place. when elizabeth warren talks about it being inhumane and not consistent with our values. i wish the democrats supporting removal of title 42 would come out and say we want an open border. we believe everyone should come on in unscreened, unvetted and unsettled in the united states. that's really what they're saying. i will say this about title 42. eventually it will expire. eventually the cdc is going to say that maybe covid isn't such risk anymore and we should all move back on with our lives. which i

. >> the left, the democratic party. you can't usethe word mother, father. >> am i going to get in trouble if i use the word mother or father. >> they will try to correct you. >> what do you think about the transissue. >> i don't think it should be indoctrinated in kids. >> in what way. >> in indoctrinating in what way. putting transflags in elementary skid schools rooms because they are pretty colors. >> those flags offend you. >> they don't offend me. i think they cause problems for young people. >> to see a flag like that in their school. >> no to have colors like that and then associated to something else. >> what are the colors, i don't think i know the colors. >> neither do i. >> but they are pretty offensive. >> they are colorful and kids like colors. >> but even though the theme of c-pac was the culture war what about the war war. >> whose fault is what is happening in ukraine right now. >> st biden's fault. he didn't do anything to protect those people. >> when you look at what happened between russia and ukraine, you have to

. >> which brings us to this and that the democratic party's house majority pack is running. i want to see what you think about this. here's the new ad from the house majority democratic party highlighting democrats accomplishments . >> two years ago we were in at crisis. democrats rescued the economy. they just single year gain on record, 7.9 million in jobs, a record drop in unemployment. now that democrats are tackling gas prices by releasing 1 million barrels of oil a day from our reserves and faster $35 a month on insulin. democrats are getting things done to create jobs and lower costs. house majority pack is responsible for this. >> if i'm hearing you inflation is really all that for democrats . >> it's stepping on any other messaging they're trying to do and it's just sort of in some elections you got the wind at your back and you win everything that's close and everything and then sometimes it's in your face suddenly you lose all the close ones. you lose once you don't expect. that sort of thing but you can't get any messaging through. i think this is really more a c

this is something in the democratic party that used to drive me nuts. whenever we lost an election on the presidential level. we always blame the voters. senator obama said we are not doing that. we -- i think of this is a teach. when my students are not understanding what i am trying to teach, if they are not getting the argument, that is my fault. i think that attitude, if the people are not agreeing with you, you need to try harder to make the argument rather than dismiss them and their ideas. >> thank you both. thank you, annalise. we are going to go to one of our zoom participants. keep -- keaton is joining us from doing, montana. go ahead. >> thank you. thank you secretary and ambassador for your time today. i am the political director for western voice. we are a nonprofit in montana that specializes in voting rights, human rights for native americans in montana. i am currently in oregon going to law school but our organization is based in billings and we have over 12,000 members in montana. we are over oi ohio -- where over idaho, the dakotas as

the failure to track who is receiving us weapons, alarms, members of the president's own democratic party. congresswoman johan omar last month tweeted the consequences could be disastrous if weapons are given to paramilitary groups, such as the far right link to as off battalion without accountability. all these weapons also end up in conflicts outside of the country, and this is the, one of the primary concerns. it's really out of the control of the united states. you know, when we provide weapons, we try to ask the countries to agree to use them and control them in certain ways. but ultimately that's not something we can have control over. for decades, the u. s. government has armed non state groups in iraq, afghanistan, libya, syria, and elsewhere. often with unintended consequences. most recently enough gamma stan weapon supplied by the united states to fight the taliban are now being used by some militias against civilians. to commit human rights violations. the defense department is calculating just how much money the white house will need from congress for weapons for ukraine, what

us. our studio had leonid slutsky, who is now the acting leader of the duma france of the liberal democratic partyu you huge. thank you. well, right now, the news of saturday, which i remind you to follow there on yankin that we have, let's say, uh, the details of a sudden visit to ki. british prime minister boris johnson has promised to provide ukraine with anti-ship missiles and 120 pieces of armored vehicles. on the provision of additional loan guarantees in the amount of $500 million to ukraine through the world bank, another terrorist attack in israel, the fifth in recent days, in rakhat, a large settlement in southern israel, a terrorist opened fire, local media reported on people in a cafe that several were injured, one of them was the first what comes to mind is real estate, about 3 years ago young people, tired of roaming around rented apartments, thought the same way, they decided to invest in shared construction. just close in room refuse to give any comments. well, they came to kick us out. of course , we cannot get the keys to our apartments, starting from march 29 and until the end o

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us now. buck, thanks so much for coming . it does seem like the core promise of equal justice has been corroded. the democrat party has been using prosecutor's offices not just for social engineering or you could say for replacing criminal justice with social justice but also as a weapon. the most prominent recent example of this is january six where you have people let's remind ourselves they're held because they're either supposed to be a threatt to the public, which i don't a think any personth actually believes is based in a reality. based i you're talking about january 6th or a flight risk, which also seems quite strange considering many of them have already pleaded and they've gotten months. one just actually got off entirelyon because he was wavedt into the capitol. but look at the way the doj was weaponizes against donald trump before that . in fact, i would sayep republicans have gotten far toor used to this , whether it's governor scott walkerwa up in wisconsin or the john doe laws being used to go after him, chris christie and bridgegate, they wanted to lock up governor mcdonnell, former governor mcdonn

know if you want to get elected next time you're not going to get any money for us and particularly. the democratic party seems to have this problem where they're promising social solutions, but whenever they need to go for money they're going to people who aren't really in favor of that kind of the redistributive solutions and therefore it doesn't create a world where the people who are saying government is the solution not the problem aren't solving problems because they're trying to please the people who are trying to literally undermine the government solutions that they might that they profess to believe in. does that make any sense? oh, no that i mean, i think you've diagrammed the problem and if that were an easy one to solve it it would have been solved. i mean the money in politics is clearly corrupting there are lots of things that americans want according to polls that we just don't get we don't get expanded health where we don't get affordable education, we don't get help when we're in trouble. we have a meager social safety net that actually saps our competitiveness and it is difficult to im

so i have a deeply realist view of how you deal with leninists those of us who come from social democratic parties like i do by the way for a hundred years since the second international in the 1880s, we've dealt with the problem of communist parties challenging center left parties, whether it's in europe or the united states from own country, australia, so we have some familiarity of what actually needs to be done in terms of firmness and clarity. i think it would be good if that was reflected in the way in which foreign security policy is articulated as well. guess i have to ask is that possible in the american system where we have you know a whole lot of policymakers in congress and in the senate all with a platform and and i know the chinese watch their statements very very carefully and often attribute to them policy weight because they may presage legislative action. well, i think it's it's own way the chinese a certain diversity of its own position take for example what the people's daily says as opposed to what global times says. people's daily is one of the four organs of the chinese comm

support slipping among black adults and young americans, two key voting groups for the democratic party. joining usnten our cnn senior data reporter. harry, just walk us through this. how steep of a decline are we talking about here? >> i mean, it is a big, big, big decline. i mean, if you look, this is gallup polling approval of president joe biden's job as president, look at this, just 38% of 18 to 29 year olds, 67% of black adults. look back to where we were last year, january to june of 2021, it was 61% 18 to 29 year olds, black adults 87%. look at the change, down 23 points among adults 18 to 29, down 20 points among plaque adults. those are huge drops, brianna. >> does that translate to voting patterns in the midterms with young voters? >> this is interesting, and the answer is actually no, it does not. so look at this, the choice for house of rep among 18 to 29 year olds right now, look at that, democrats hold a 21-point lead. in the 2020 election democrats won that group by 24 points. so just a three-point drop. given how the national environment has changed and become much more republican