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Blah Blah Blah. Or, ive heard that, Blah Blah blah. He tries to couch it in ways that he has wiggle room, but what he does is that he sees this underbelly of Cynicism And Distrust in our government, distrust in our institutions, distrust in our Military And Law enforcement. Distrust in our very values, that have made this country what it is. So it is really unfortunate. And you know, just look at the five minute five Minute Temper Tantrum he threw in court. He didnt do any of that to communicate...

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To do what you want in the future, and pay no consequences. thats his dream. >> but you -- know he also warned that there will, quote, be bedlam in the country if criminal cases denying him returning as president. what do you make of his word choice there? bedlam, is this the equivalent of, is this the 2024 equivalent of they will -- ? >> exactly, thats exactly what i was thinking, as you were forming that question, jonathan. hi-yah likes to play at these things, he is a master at communicating ...

Like screaming fire in a crowded movie theater. in many cases, much worse. youre right, the weaponization of distrust and conspiracy and the rest of it, all of it is terrible. swatting, i think its found its perfect form, steph. >> jake, thank you for being here. you make us smarter every time you join. when we come back, the iowa caucuses are less than one week away. so, what is it looking like on the ground? besides mother nature derailing some last-minute campaign plans, were going to get int...

The halting of AstraZeneca's vaccine trial is not only a reminder of the challenge of finding a cure, but will feed growing public mistrust of states and scientists.

Their barrister says the proposals are a step forward. throughout their time with awaab, they built up a bit of a distrust with authority because of their experiences. so im pleased for them that theyre now seeing awaabs law get the consultation stage, and itsjust really important now that awaabs law is able to have the intended bite. so for us, its particularly important that people really do engage with this consultation. the process will last eight weeks, with the government promising to brin...

Believe this crazy theory that the fbi was behind it? >> or january 6th didnt really happen. >> how can someone make that argument to me on the internet. but they are bringing up is all of this footage from january 6th that was just released, 40,000 hours or whatever of footage that had not been seen. i think what they really capitalize on is this innate distrust of institutions in government. >> they didnt think buzz aldrin walked on the moon. the reason they think this is because there talk ab...

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How did we get here? because we dont talk about this enough. i -- think >> reporter: weve been talking about it forever! the 14th amendment, for example, the argument was a very desert aire academic argument people were making, and they shouldve made that on january 7th. how can people believe this crazy theory that the fbi was behind it? thats the media environment -- >> reporter: hundreds of people are sitting -- i had someone make that argument to me on the internet. what theyre bri...

Of them, alongside them for five years now. celebrated my fifth year in congress. i see a lot of people who are constantly willing to put their own personal benefits ahead of what is right for the country. people who ive talked to, who know better. that is what, i think, is putting ourselves in such a dire situation. we live in the time of the greatest amount of distrust in government in modern american history. that is because people look at our elected officials. they look at what we see in co...