That have the governor and both houses of the legislature. use their power. use it now. and go big, go bold, and then keep doing more and more to expand voting rights and to prevent the big lie from corrupting our future elections. we had so many conversations as close to 500 voter suppression bills wound their way through 48 states. it is amazing that if you think about you know, even the states run by republicans had to admit that they were predicated on the lie. there was no fraud. i mean, desantis went out and bragged about his beautifully fraud-free election and then signed voter suppression legislation. now, you ve got democrats with control and facts on their side. are you confident they ll be just as aggressive? i m not. and that s why i m so thrilled that you had me on today and why you do such tremendous work every day. because my fear is that the
Go bold, biden. if congress fails to act he will use his executive powers to address the challenges that we face. ok, that s bold? bill? yeah, i mean you kind of hit every cliche there. look, one of the things he s been bold in is spending, and from what i ve seen what s coming tonight is a tax part of that. we are going to crack down, we have to get a lot of money. i saw today the irs announced they are changing the rules to have better reporting for waitresses tips, this is the other side. but look, the reality is the state of the union now is president biden s opening shot in his 2024 re-election campaign. he s trying, testing out the themes, giving people what to say. he has a tough road, you know.
Markets realized it s an administration at war with fossil fuels. i don t think that plays well with the american voters either, do you? every administration knows, or they should know one of the biggest threats to them is when consumers and voters start to get hits to their pocketbooks. rise in gas prices, government cost and inflation, they are looking at problems down the road. david: and american energy independence are so proud of having achieved that during the trump administration, it looks like we ve lost at least for the moment. good to see you both. still ahead with the agenda hanging in the balance, progressives are pushing democrat leaders to go big, go bold and go it alone but are some democrat centers getting cold feet? that s next.
The bag. they can potentially turn this into see, gop is an obstructionist. this is what we would do if we had more democrats in the senate, so they re also looking to the midterms. you raised a critical question. do they have a strategy is the question? again, i don t say it lightly. this is hard. this is hard. you have a divided family. you have progressives who say we have two years, who cares if we have a narrow majority. bring things to the floor, vote, go big, go bold. and the progressives say the republicans would do it. if they had the same math they would bring things to the floor and vote. in the national review this week, an important point, democrats oppose donald trump, happy he s not president. beyond trump, however, democrats are all over the place. senate filibuster isn t the democrats chief obstacle. coherence is. biden is pretending he has 60 votes on the liberal wish list, the reality is he doesn t have 50. they did lose seats in the house, and only because of the
Down the other path. part of it is learning from experience. he had to go through a grueling court battle just to get portions of his health care plan through. so a lot of it is just saying maybe reserve your fight for later on and stay the centrist line because that was hard enough to dpget through, as it was, through the courts and the public resistance. get through there and maybe have this debate after we elect a democrat into office. he lost the house and lost the senate during his presidency. people say, go bold. take it a little more cautiously. that s why we have debates. up next, michael bloomberg apologizes for his controversial policy from his days as mayor. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say