if you got warren harding just talking apparently it was not a pleasant thing. he hammered along. we spoke the worst english he se had ever known. there's a guy, whose name escapes me right now a candidate for mayor and the city who was known for being his voice is probably never recorded receipt transcripts of things he said from one thing to another sometimes we trump is transcribed now. cannot see it in print is formal. with orwell almost as 1972. talk about type facing on a tiny tangent and ask about capitalization. so one could imagine and print a scenario in which i am called a fascist. you not riffing on here, any comments on any of that. i can definitely imagine it. i don't think i have the change could you please had nothing to do with creating its training euphemism treadmill. most most i have not done it with sweat rolling down my bro i'm tooab busy thing which a written capitalize it. but now for the times i'm not going to get anywhere else but the sad thing is it's at the point that if i don't do it, if it's going anywhere but my desk, if it's going anywhere but my de

if you got warren harding just talking, apparently it was not a pleasant thing. he just kind of yammer along. h. l. mencken talked about how he spoke the worst english he's eversp known. there was a guy whose name escapes me right now, i candidate for mayor in new york city during the time of fear relative guardia who wasti known for being swivel talk. not famous now. is also probably never recorded in terms of his spoken word but if you see transcripts of things he said it just went from one thing to another, i don't like the weight trump is sometimes transcribed now. people talk that way then, too, but we can't see it in print because anything in print including the congressional record when they are reading from his formal. i don't these things are not new. with orwell you read that and independent you might almost think taking 72 except he was dead because it is been thy it was for longer time. >> center talking typeface am going to throw in a tidy tantrum here and ask you about capitalization. oneg could imagine in print a scenario in which i am called a fas

food administration under woodrow wilson commerce secretary under warren harding, and elected, of course, in 1928 over whelming lee besides the great depression. were there other issues that were discussed in the 1932 election? yeah, prohibition. the repeal of prohibition was a major issue. and there's a pretty valid argument that that was one of the secondary currents that pushed hoover and the republicans out of the white house. they held firm to maintaining prohibition. the democrats were largely in favor of repeal. roosevelt was sort of a late convert to that. his concern was thataking prohibition and part of the political campaign, one of the issues for the voters would distract from what he thought was the more salient issue, which was the economics. but it still became an issue democrats put a repeal in their plank. republicans had a plank in there that kind of made no sense to anybody. so, like, leave it up to the states to do what they want to do. so those sorts of confusion over exactly where the republicans stood, there was very little political polling at the time. there was

food administration under woodrow wilson commerce secretary under warren harding, and elected, of course, in 1928 over whelming lee besides the great depression. were there other issues that were discussed in the 1932 election? yeah, prohibition. the repeal of prohibition was a major issue. and there's a pretty valid argument that that was one of the secondary currents that pushed hoover and the republicans out of the white house. they held firm to maintaining prohibition. the democrats were largely in favor of repeal. roosevelt was sort of a late convert to that. his concern was that making prohition and part of the political campaign, one of the issues for the voters would distract from what he thought was the more salient issue, which was the economics. but it still became an issue democrats put a repeal in their plank. republicans had a plank in there that kind of made no sense to anybody. so, like, leave it up to the states to do what they want to do. so those sorts of confusion over exactly where the republicans stood, there was very little political polling at the time. there was

that for all the progressivism in the 1912 campaign, when it came to the 1920 election, when warren harding won, the country took a decidedly conservative turn in its national politics. you see an era of immigration restriction, an era in which government deferred to business. so, you do see this broad support for progressivism. it is going to be picked back up in the 1930s. but, for a period of time, americans say, okay, enough, and head back to the republican party from the 1920 election until 1932. >> and again, we mentioned at the top, you teach classes about this election, what should students of history today -- what do you want them to take away? what are the lessons of the 1912 election for a student who walks into your class? >> i think the biggest lesson of the 1912 election is how much pent up desire there was for reform and how that worked its way through the system. even in a party like the socialist party which, i think because of the cold war, would become a party that received a lot less support, that received a lot more government surveillance, but in that moment, americans

you had warren harding and the teapot scandal, so there has been a lot of this. exacerbated by social media, television, talk radio and other things. it is like wrestling. most people know it is fake, but they do it anyway because it is good entertainment. host: this is debbie,hi from social media, asking you if you think the richest man in the world should get the job of being government auditor? guest: he does run a successful business. he is doing things for rockets, if you saw that landing the other day. that was like science fiction, incredible. and he's very successful. we used to support success and penalize impudence, but now you have to be regulated more, taxed more, it is not fair that you are making more than somebody else, income inequality. yeah, there are always people making more money than me, but i don't care, as long as i have freedom to make what next may comfortable and provide for my family, that is all that matters. host: so depending on the elections and who controls which body? guest: i have an interview promised to me with speaker johnson

. >> major: i would call this the warren g. harding memorial vice presidential debate.hat this debate was. more substantive on the facts and policy than the presidential nominees have been. it was a way embrace of bipartisanship on tough issues: gun violence, health care, child care. even, less true, on reproductive rights. one thing i think will be a surprise to anyone on the republican party, the biggest secret of the entire trump administration is that he saved obamacare. it's a big secret because he never even said that. this debate was an example of how you can disagree agreeably, talk about shared goals for the country. in that sense it's externally important for j.d. vance that he did not sound as he sounds on the stump. it was his biography in his appeal to bipartisanship that will be most establishing about not only has present but possible future.% >> john: nancy, your thoughts. >> if you took a shot every time you heard the words "i agree" you would be under the table. a surprisingly affable debate for two men who we know from our reporting do not like each o

the supreme court would not look the way it does today if senator warren would have honored the fact that in the senate it takes hard work. the filibuster rule was in place for over 100 years and required compromise. senator warren wanted to say, i got 51. you have 51 votes now in the senate. so i would encourage you to do it. sen. warren: this comes down to a question of trust. can you really trust john deaton. when he was asked who he would vote for for supreme court, you know who he named? neil gorsuch. one of the people who turned over roe v. wade. and what do we know about neil gorsuch at the time the vote came up? we knew that as lower court judge she had done the hobby lobby opinion which restricted access to contraception. we knew he had come from a list of prescreened people who would be antiabortion and we knew that 50 groups that support access to abortion had opposed neil gorsuch and yet john deaton says i would have voted for him. and now john deaton gives us the big defense of the filibuster that keeps us from making roe v. wade law of the land. that's the problem. we can't pass it with 52 votes becaus

you had warren harding and the teapot scandal, so there has been a lot of this. media, television, talk radio and other things. it is like wrestling. most people know it is fake, but they do it anyway because it is good entertainment. host: this is debbie, ohio from social media, asking you if you think the richest man in the world should get the job of being government auditor? guest: he does run a successful business. he is doing things for rockets, if you saw that landing the other day. that was like science fiction, incredible. and he's very successful. we used to support success and penalize impudence, but now you have to be regulated more, taxed more, it is not fair that you are making more than somebody else, income inequality. yeah, there are always people making more money than me, but i don't care, as long as i have freedom to make what next may comfortable and provide for my family, that is all that matters. host: so depending on the elections and who controls which body? guest: i have an interview promised to me with speaker johnson. i will ask about

but there are all sorts of examples if you got warren harding just talking, apparently it was not a pleasant thing he just kind of yammered along. h.l. mencken talked about how he spoke the worst english he's ever known. there was a guy whose name escapes me, a candidate for mayor in new york city in the time of fiorel lo la guard yasm he's not famous now, his voice was probably never recorded in terms of spoken word. but if you see transcripts of what he said, it went from one thing to another, kind of like the way trump is sometimes transcribed now. people talked that way then too because we can't see it in print. anything in print, including the congressional record, when they're reading from it, is formal with orrwell you read that piece, and you might almost think it was 1972, and it's because it is then what it was for a long time. joshua: since you're talking about typeface, i'm going off on a tangent and going to ask you about a capitalist. if i'm called a fascist, and you're called a fascist, and people make that a lower case f rather than capital, i'm riffing on black and black. i

the supreme court would not look the way it does today if senator warren would have honored the fact in the senate it takes hard work. there's a filibuster rule was in place for over 100 years. it required compromise. senator warren wanted say no. by the way she says she's going to codify wrote you a 51 votes now in the senate. i would encourage you to do it. i'll help you write it. >> that is time. senator worn your response? >> can you trust who did he vote for from us of encouraging who he named? gore says. one of the people who turned over roe versus wade. who vetoed who got rid of roe versus wade. what did we know about neil courses at the time the vote came up? we know is a lower court judge she does a hobby lobby appeared it was restricted to contraception. we knew he had come from a list that had prescreened as people who would be antiabortion. and, we note 50, 50 anti- groups that support access to abortion had opposed if i had that information, i would have voted for him. and now jon deaton gives us the big defense of the filibuster. it's a filibuster that keeps us from making roe versus wade law of t

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warren: if it is the same bill i will take a hard look at it, especially if it is not already dead.stand this, when a bill is already dead, part of what you do where you vote is you are signaling where you want to go on the negotiations. i made it in every speech i gave into retirement talked about this that it is not enough to do half of it. we also need if we are going to do this to do it right. we need full reimbursement or what the states are spending, and we need to make sure we have a pathway to citizenship. if you are going to negotiate you have to be willing to negotiate. moderator: we have a lot to get to. mr. deaton: let me just add -- [indiscernible] moderator: next question comes to you. you suggest -- this is something you want to talk to. you suggested that the eight the united states as provided to the war in ukraine, nearly $200 billion, it would have been better spent on domestic priorities, but would it have not guaranteed that russia would've taken over ukraine and put a number of countries in eastern europe, many of which are our allies at great risk? mr. deaton:

she is number one ideologue and hard, hard lefhet and her vote e left to bernie sanders andth elizabeth warrenserved with bernie and elizabeth and there ain't much room left. oshe is different than joe bidn who ispet. basically a puppet.el iekamala is a true believer ineb place that is nonsense iat watch that debate, and kamala has one oneer to every question and answern, w is "i hate donald tr" whatever they immigration, 11 and a half million peoplean, invading this country, i hate donald trump. iran, if iran is the greatestbi enemy, why did you give ahe billion dollars? i hate donald trump. er: how are you different than joe biden, what would you do differently than joe biden? i hate donald trump.u ju the one that ticked me off theag most is actually when you played skeda minute ago where bret askd her quite reasonably, do you wish to apologize to the parents of laken riley and dtoo you wish to apologize to the parents of rachel moran and jocelyn's mother? i know jocelyn's mother elects is a you on wonderful mom won them breathing her 12-year-old daughter murdered by illegal aliens that kama

. >> that is a suspected continual process life of get ones hard, right in light and so i would never stand before you as warren who just said, i'm completely right with regard to my heart on all things but what i would say is i'm committed to try and get my heart rate because what i found love. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i lit the entire building on fire, but i fell love guys be happy for me >> i hurt my wife i hurt my boys i heard friends like tom davis i heard a lot of different folks apologize what was your reaction? because he i mean, he's he spoke from the heart. you could say about it. i started with him in 1996. >> were 13 years later, and i'm just watching my entire career, everything that i had built up for the last 13 years just fallen to a flaming pile of pig. basically, yes he effectuated the escape. >> but then he didn't do the cover up well at all if mark would have had any friends, say mark is kind of a loner, marte would a loop them in. i mean, what would have happened? i think his only friend was probably ginni. >> it turned out she had discovered mark secrets ahead of the press and no she would

hard left. her voting record was literally to the left of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren.erved with bernie and elizabeth. there ain't much room to their left. she is very different than joe biden in one respect. biden is basically a puppet. kamala is a true believer. she believes in this nonsense. i watched that debate and kamala has one answer to every question and her one answer is i hate donald trump so whatever the question, immigration, why do we have 11.5 million people invading this country? answer be: i hate donald trump. iran, if iran is america's greatest enemy, why did you give him $100 billion? answer: i hate donald trump. how are you different from joe biden? what do you do differently than joe biden? her answer: i hate donald trump she has no answer to anything. i got to say the one that ticked me off the most is actuality one you just played there a minute ago. where bret asked her quite reasonably do you wish to apologize to the parents of laken riley? do you wish to apologize to the parents of laken riley. do you wish to apologize to alexa. her 12-year-old

the supreme court would not look the way it does today if senator warren would have honored the fact in the senate it takes hard work. there's a filibuster rule was in place for over 100 years. it required compromise. senator warren wanted say no. by the way she says she's going to codify wrote you a 51 votes now in the senate. i would encourage you to do it. i'll help you write it. >> that is time. senator worn your response? >> can you trust who did he vote for from us of encouraging who he named? gore says. one of the people who turned over roe versus wade. who vetoed who got rid of roe versus wade. what did we know about neil courses at the time the vote came up? we know is a lower court judge she does a hobby lobby appeared it was restricted to contraception. we knew he had come from a list that had prescreened as people who would be antiabortion. and, we note 50, 50 anti- groups that support access to abortion had opposed if i had that information, i would have voted for him. and now jon deaton gives us the big defense of the filibuster. it's a filibuster that keeps us from making roe versus wade law of t

warren insists she is one of the chiefs. [laughter] >> lawrence: you are on it this morning. >> brian: what do you mean this morning? every day this is how he lives his life. >> lawrence: hard time reaching male voters it's unauthentic. bringing out aoc while football is on tv. football fans are not watching aoc whose favorite football team is the electoral college. i think it was a miss all around. >> steve: listen, we have got a live studio audience. and we are going to do a quiz to test herb's knowledge. everybody has got the little paddle and on the front it's green and that's a thumb up and on the back it's red and it's a thumbs down. >> jimmy: yes. they are letting me ask the questions since i dress like a game show host anyway. [laughter] i just wanting to say i'm happy to see regular people in this studio because i'm surrounded by people like this who like like tv stars all day. i look like i installed your tv. [laughter] >> jimmy: you guys really make me feel at home. get your paddles ready here is the first question. it is a true or false. former president trump put on an apron and flipped burgers during his stop at pennsylvania mcdonald's is that true or false? l

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