Committee created for anti trump republican? that s a really good question, i think they forged this middle part here. the committees evolved since they first started the investigation. we i think when they started, it was a much more heavy messaging. and then the weeks into the first hearings along this mood change. cheney really came to the forward front. she s taken control of the key elements. and benny thompson, you really have this bipartisan investigation now. i think it kind of gives the safe space, an area for republicans to be disillusioned by trump. he will find his behavior antithetical to democracy. he will come in here and say look, we don t have to be part of a mega republican party. we will come back as they were traditionally viewed. i think if trump runs for
Republicans who believe in the rule of law. biden also making clear, what you get if you vote for democrats. 46 days, america is going to choose. republicans win control of the congress, abortion will be banned. if you give me two more democratic senators in the united states senate, i promise you [applause] i promise you, we are going to quantify roe. there is another policy that will be unlikely if republicans gain control congress this november. paid family leave. new polling shows it is more popular than ever, especially in key battleground states. global strategy group finds 81% of voters in battlegrounds support paid family, parental, medical leave for u.s. workers. that is a double digit jump and support for the issue. joining me now, john oaxaca bridge, director of paid leave for all. don, let s dig into the
Republicans, more than two thirds, as you, said in a toss-up in these states, candidates to oppose took a double hit. they gave their opponent a 35-point edge overall. and a stunning 56-point edge with suburban women. i think voters are fed up. women voters in particular. i think this is something, this is an issue that motivates activates women across the political spectrum. as we have seen across the country, they are registering and record numbers. this could tip the scales. it is interesting, that point, when you marry the two issues, how voters see the internal inconsistency of forcing a person to carry a pregnancy to term. they re not providing the type of leave that would allow them to actually care for that child, care for the family. i find it interesting in the polling by global strategy groups how voters wants paid family leave, 70% support closing tax loopholes for major
Are creating this extremist atmosphere. it s really pushing it out to every day americans we saw going forward you re seeing every day american life being festooned with this political violence. that s a large part with qanon, they are a huge part of that too. let s talk about that violence, you write about it extensively in your book. you write that vigilante groups offer the thrills of war without the risks. hardships, obligations and actual military service. one of those thrills of course is the promise of violence. what does that mean for who it is that they are recruiting and trying to appeal to? you have, gavin mcinnis s audience was a group of angry young men that saw that the gop crusty republicans were not getting out there and punching the things that they were angry at. the proud boys promise that you get to go out there and punch people. you also get to get away with