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Particular, extreme, extreme part of the party that has taken over. what i have seen in this speech i see words of encouragement. i see optimism. i see a commander-in-chief who is calling out to all of us, no matter our political affiliation. >> two of the hallmarks of a fascist political party are one they dont accept the results of elections that dont go their way and, two, they embrace political violence. i think thats why president biden was right to sound the alarm. >> there is nothing the ...

Matter our political affiliation >> tommy, what did you hear in the speech? >> i hear that she is helping people did not actually watch the speech. she can somehow make it seemed like it was unified because people did not take the time to listen to it. i think it is a great point to be made, the strategy behind all of this. at first when i saw what happened with the fbi raid, when i saw what happened with this horrible speech, i thought this was just attacking republicans. i think that this is a...

Almost a debate about whether or not job growth indicates a strong economy even though people are still feeling the pain of inflation. moving away from a referendum on the biden administration and an election choice between democracy and extremism. 69% do believe democracy is in danger for different reasons depending on what affiliation you are with. that is what you will see, putting under one umbrella, this is putting democracy in danger. whether its the level of extremism, rhetoric fueling po...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – While registered Republicans recently edged out registered Democrats in Kentucky, the GOP was not the recipient of the most newly registered voters in July, according to

A cnn reporter warned bidens pro police message could cost him support. listen to this. democrats have to weigh how much they want to center this law and order message. they want to be on offense on this issue and run the risk of alienating some of their lookers. they will not get the so-called voters. in speeches like this are an appeal to try to call in that group, but at the same time mike there is a reform minded of the democratic party. he has to strike the right balance in the speeches and...

Time soon, poppy. >> evan, thank you for the reporting on both fronts. outfront now, kathleen belew, an author and associate professor of history and david priest, former cia officer. thank you both for being here, especially given all of these posts from the president today. kathleen, i want to begin with that. you have tracked extremist groups for more than a decade. how do you expect that members of those groups currently would see former president trumps posts? >> the thing about these group...

Are here in dovecot in liverpool, and some of the locals i spoke to, they are thinking back to 15 years ago, some of the people have lived in this area for quite some time and the police also in their appeal to the police also in their appeal to the community urging people to come forward. i think people wantjustice as swiftly as possible and they think it will come from people coming forward. be that members of the community who may know something or maybe people involved in criminal activity i...

>> this is an interesting race here in florida, as are frankly all florida races these days. but crist was himself a republican governor a number of years ago, now the democratic nominee for governor. that said, desantis is very popular in his home state. and by the way, popular among republicans around the country. is he at all vulnerable in the fall? >> i dont think ron is vulnerable at all. i have been wrong before. i think it would be really hard for crist to beat him, when you get out of th...

Party. >> one of the questions that i think the question everybody has in washington right now with cheney in the wake of her loss is, is she going to run? she has artfully dodged the question in a way that makes everybody continue to ask that question. the big question is if she runs what is her goal? to win? does she run as a republican, an independent? is her goal solely to stop the former president? how do you see this playing out? >> that is a great question. i think in her mind she would l...

They came togetherfirst factions in the mid—2000s and they came together first to confront the ethiopian invasion of somalia in 2006. that collection of disparate factions then renamed themselves as al—shabaab by late 2006 and early 2007, and started to change their orientation, became more unified to a degree, engaged in terrorism tactics and insurgency tactics, and by 2012, managed to profess their allegiance to al-qaeda. so that was an interesting change too, but the group is still for th...