about accepting the idea of liberal media that is the washington post is, you know, exactly the way the guardian is. you know, american newspapers try by and large. they have sensibilities, they have outlooks, you know, the biases and lived experiences of their journalists will affect their choices, but you know, they have an outlook that is different, i think, than the sort of more explicit place on the spectrum that you might find in the uk. i think msnbc, for example, does play what happened on january 6 the investigation, the aftermath, the implications to a greater degree, a more disproportionate degree, you could argue, than, say, a place like npr or the new york times, which does cover as well in great depth the kinds of policy arguments and political debates that robert just referred to. i would remind you that cable does everything disproportionate. it never does things as sort of a magazine with 17 different stories an hour. they cover three or four stories an hour, and o
the possibility of congress if they disagree overriding it. voting to override it. democrats said that s fair. that s right. we will do that. and so that is what we should do so that we aren t each party isn t trying to blackmail each other, threatening to destroy the credit of the u.s. this touches so many americans because so many auto loans for sure. tied to the national interest. you destroy and drive up the interest rates of america you raise the cost for every american. it s not just shooting yourself in the foot it s lopping off your leg. we need to finish it with a credit app. let s call it the mcconnell credit act, but what was right in 2011 is right now. the people even remember policy arguments from 2011. i think so many people in washington think that politics started four or five years ago.
now, dana, that gavin newsome appears may win. but, you know, larry elder s within striking distance. is what he has said about senator dianne feinstein. dana: oh, right, because well, senator dianne feinstein has said she s not going anywhere but apparently all the democrats are like oh, counting the days maybe she s going to go somewhere. so they re hoping that the democrats are saying if larry elder or another republican wins and they re the governor and she dies, he gets to report another republican and that will be the end of the senate. one, it s offensive to dianne feinstein so not only are they talking about racial issues, sexism and it s awful. but notice in the comments when they said they were going back and forth with each other. larry elder was making all policy arguments and gavin newsome made only personal attacks. so i think that s one of the reasons the californians that want to vote newsome out are thinking about it. i don t love the recall process,
6. she knows or should know that she has the capacity to inspire some tiny percentage of her followers to violence. so she should be much more responsible. she should be ashamed of herself. and the problem with that, there are plenty of policy arguments to make against aoc and the squad. there are plenty of them, we could go on all day about the policy differences that marjorie taylor greene has with aoc. that s what she should be doing, and not calling her names and not threatening her. she knows darn good and well when she makes comments like that, she accomplishes two things. donald trump loves it and her base starts donating money. she s raising money off that type of rhetoric. the key here is not to go after the other side or even republicans on name calling, but let s stick to policy, get away from the personality crap, and let s stick to policy. yeah, i mean, i will tell you, i tried to talk to marjorie taylor greene last week, i m sure you saw some of the video of this, and
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