dominance. is that what we were seeing on january 6th? yes. the u.s. is in the midst of this great transformation. it is the transformation of the u.s. being a white majority country to a non-white majority country. like in 2045. and in history, and inside the united states, it s that the groups are not the poorest groups, not the immigrants and the most down trodden, it is the groups that are losing power. they have a deep sense of resentment. they are the ones who feel like the country is rightfully theirs. they are the ones who still have the residual power and are capable of organizing and launching a challenge. if you look historically, for example at the palestinians and isel. if you look at northern ireland,
tonight s angle. the reaction to the kyle rittenhouse trial and tucker s interview with him got me thinking. liberals used to believe in speech and they were wary of people protected the down trodden and believed in a colorblind society. new liberals are il-liberal. they lose all sense of logic. they are the most close minded people you will ever en re encounter. if you voted for trump they knicks nixed you from the holiday party and refused to teach the great works of western
democrats are not insisting on those folks being vaccinated. we continue to read these ridiculous stories will branson missouri lake of the ozarks hot spots. we re not dumb. i m from missouri. the show me state. show me what you are doing about the border. which is zip. millions of people unvaccinated as you said ceded all over the country and we are the problem? we are the ones that need to be punished? please. tammy: what s interesting, katie, and you have alluded to it very perfectly, that this is, perhaps, not a mistake that this is what they want. that it is a crisis and strangely enough, with all the talk about caring about covid and people s health, even making the trek, if you have covid-19, puts you at great risk. the children who never make it these are the people who are supposed to be the champions of the down trodden and, yet, their policies are condemning those very same people to death and suffering and, you know, an internal tie ma am mic where
beacon of freedom and justice and a haven for the down trodden and weak. this is not consistent with it doesn t comport with our values and our standards. so it is very disturbing to people overseas. you say a fine line between civility and brutality. in your view, does it cross that line? well, it certainly shows the line, at least in this instance, is eroding. i ll put it that way. you of course have worked in national security for decades. there is a genuine concern. there are questions. there are needs at the border when it comes to security. do any of these measures what are the biggest risks that you see and do the measures that this white house has chosen to take address them? well, i don t think, again,
countless others through television and radio where people loved to watch and listen. in 1978, with the support of the catholic bishop, who would soon become pope john paul ii, reverend graham went to poland and spoke of the meaning of the cross to a people suffering under the oppression of communi communism. billy graham carried his message around the world but his heart as franklin will tell you was always in america. he took his message to the poorest places, to the down trodden and to the broken hearted, to inmates in prison and to the over and the