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Back to terrify, will be mired in so much, he did more to further the distrust in america and public health initiative than anybody in history, all the audibles we talked about, no mask, unmask, cant believe it is not mask, there is the other aspect, yes, silencing decent, collaborating with big tech to silence any type of question in the origin, on his way out the door, he is telling everybody to get va xed and boosted. >> carley: at least he has a bobble head. >> todd: they are frightened what...

They never behave like this. >> liam, whats your thought? >> what we just witnesses that is the fever pitch. you mentioned, this midterm, it wasnt a key issue. but it was a year ago in virginia. i am a virginia voter, virginia public school parent. -- there was a moment where terry mcauliffe stepped in by saying that parents didnt have, they touched this nerve. i think this is all downstream from the fact that during covid when people were home helping teach their kids or at least alongside thei...

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At home very much china has been pushing this narrative that america is a hostile power that is trying to contain and suppress china. whats notable is that internationally weve seen from those opening statements from xi jinping a more conciliatory message towards the united states, towards the world. a positive sign is we did see at least one point of agreement in xi jinpings opening statement, following bidens remarks saying china has a responsibility as a major global power to manage this rela...

-- during the early trump years. they are the ones who are going to be hanging over mccarthy. i already said that this point, we need to see a lot of him in order to support -- you for the speaker. well republicans will be selecting who they want to put it first preparedness couple of days. you. theory that maybe holding off on that right now. the vote them others will come in the new congress when you have to be on the floor. and get a full majority of the house. >> that is his, rule by the way...

Have conversations. we care about each others families, we care about the future. dont insult someone who just had their husband attacked in a violent are way. howard: joe biden took a lot of heat, including from me, for that prime time speech on saving democracy. was that more of a factor in this election than you expected? certainly more than a lot of republicans expected? >> it is a part of where we are right now as a nation, how do we find these building blocks to bring us together. i know -...

Into leadership. he doesnt deserve to be majority leader, or minority leader. you have the choice, you can stand with your constituents and stand with americans or you can stand for mitch mcconnell. >> so there is that. republican leadership is so upset about all of this that they may and mitch mcconnells 15-year reign over the senate. and then theres this. on a conference call with republican senate leadership yesterday, senator lindsey graham went so far to suggest fraud in nevada if republica...

You ignored them as they criticized you. >> of course, yes. >> tucker: why? >> first of all, when i first went to yale -- i grew up in florida. i was a blue collar kid. i showed i up my first day in jean shorts and a t-shirt because thats what we wore on the west coast of florida. it was a major culture shock. it wasnt received warmly. i never quite fit in there. it was a total culture shock to me. i really rebelled against the leftist orthodoxy i saw on the campus and other institutions. ive ha...

Working to reform our elections so that all voters can feel confident we have honest elections. >> tucker: well, yeah. are you struck by how the news media keep telling us this is totally normal, its always been this way? like muggings on the subway, always been this way. not always been this way, has it? >> no. when i started voting in 1988, you voted, you showed up on election day, you were given a ballot, they hand counted them, and you knew the winner before you went to bed. the first electi...

Lot of elite institutions. you ignored them as they criticized you. >> of course, yes. >> tucker: why? >> first of all, when i first went to yale -- i grew up in florida. i was a blue collar kid. i showed i up my first day in jean shorts and a t-shirt because thats what we wore on the west coast of florida. it was a major culture shock. it wasnt received warmly. i never quite fit in there. it was a total culture shock to me. i really r rebelled against the leftist orthodoxy i saw on the campus a...