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Track of the worst offenders of the week. joining me now is governor huckabee, mike huckabee, the former arkansas governor, and the author of "drawing lines, why conservatives must begin to battle fiercely in the arena of ideas" and the host of a podcast. lets begin with don lemon, the gift that keeps on giving, made this claim about a new florida law that curricula be vetted beforehand to keep out porn and other lessons that arent soughtable for children. how dare go desantis do that. watch thi...

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Of riding out political storms, and theres no sign he thinks his luck has run out. while the telegraph, the paper for whom mrjohnson was a columnist, ran the headline: "hollow victory tears tories apart". hours later in cabinet, this was the message. were able now to draw a line under the issues that our opponents want to talk about and were able to get on with talking but for all the talk of drawing lines and getting on, the test now is whether his mps will let him do that. lets speak to iain w...

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Diminished. the big picture here is the future of a key section of the voting rights act that is meant to protect minority voters could very well as soon as next term be cut back. >> it is interesting on this issue of precedent. i remember watching a lot of supreme court confirmation hearings where all of the nominees said precedent rules. and here is another case doesnt appear that it did. >> yeah. time after time we have been seeing that pattern now. and the supreme court we know will still he...

Donbas, and then to see putin as opposed to sit back and go, huh, theyre making some good points there, what if russia were suddenly attacked, would we want pieces of russia hacked off, its a very non-western way of thinking with the speech that said, im all about drawing lines, all about spheres of influence, getting rid of nato and to hear that from him at this point when his military is actually on the move doing what he says, i think strikes a lot of americans as thinking, well, jeez, whats ...

So he keeps drawing lines and we keep waiting to see how far hes going to go. should he use chemical weapons and hes done it before? theyve had anthrax facilities. they producer serin gas and chemicals. hes used them. we have to say -- i dont know if well draw a red line but that comes awfully close to a nuclear type of use on his part on a tactical basis. >> hes also raised the possibility of nuclear weapons and now there is this possibility that the white house is warning that, you know, he co...

That are kind of outside the american orbit of allies and partners and at least neutral states, right? these are the two great powers. one rising, china. the other, declining, both aggressive for their own reasons. and so, biden has a difficult task at hand to -- to deter and wo work with them. i think for the most part, he is actually handling them reasonably well. with putin, he is trying to be tough without being provocative, without being bellicose. drawing lines, you know, explaining clearl...

The largest state by population in the country and has not been all that competitive. they have an independent redistricting commission. no politicians at all. they are not supposed to look at incumbency as a factor in drawing lines. why is that important? you draw the lines and put incumbents where ever you want. it doesnt mean we protect incumbents. we can get a bunch in a bunch of different places. that state because its california, theres so many congressional districts is one other to watch...