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Sent out, he was talking about all the bipartisanship between republicans and democrats whether it was on infrastructure or other bills, but then the last portion was, meanwhile, republicans many congress -- in congress are extreme. does this kind of messaging from the white house work or do the american people get the reality of the grocery store and the gas station? >> no, completely, its like a magic trish where they -- trick where they want you looking one place while theyre doing something ...

And now for my final thoughts. the power of the first branch of american government, congress, comes from its ability to tax and spend, a formidable strength. the power of the president, the second branch, crucially includes his or her role as commander in chief of the armed forces. the power of the third branch by contrast is simply its symbolic authority. the supreme court cannot enforce any of its own rulings. it relies on the other branches and the public to accept them. that is why the legi...

Cost of living for many years. the rest of the country is seeing what happens when you have an open border. weve been a sanctuary state for years. the rest of the country is seeing an increase in violent crime, weve had soros-backed district attorneys in our major cities for years. so i think is really seeing in a very amplified way the consequences of one with-party rule, the consequences of these radical, pailed policies. and i think thats -- failed policies. and i think thats why, in a sense,...

- now, he has described himself as a radical. he sees himself as a disruptor. - because i believe in change. - what makes fox unique, in some ways, is the way in which its integrated to the political activities of a specific american party. - mr. ailes is here, and he might like to-- - roger ailes actually advised nixon in the white house, on communications matters, and ailes and murdoch sought to make foxs studios the replacement for the smoke-filled backrooms that the old party bosses used to ...

Martha mcelderry sally and mark >> stakes in a u.s. senate race, the control of the united states senate often hinges on one or two seats. this is a critical moment for our country and our state. >> what ive been doing is fighting for arizonians. >> senator mcsally voted for a $1.9 trillion tax give away to big corporations. >> my opponent will enable the radical left and their agenda to be forced on us. he ledover the last decade one of the most radical political organize saiations in modern hi...

The best and news programming. >> rupert murdoch came to this country and it was a bank shot coming here. he had done business with american television companies, hed had asylum or look at. >> thats not really true. >> now, hes described himself as a radical. he sees himself as a disruptor. >> i believe in change. >> what believes -- make sparks unique is a ways its integrated to the political activities of specific american party. >> he is here. >> rod rails advised him on white house matters a...

Of the hands of political appointees of the department of justice, putting that decision-making in the hands of a career prosecutor, never a political appointee, in jack smith. it is absolutely wrong for former president trump to accuse him of being a radical, leftist, liberal, prosecutor. there is no basis for that. everyone involved in this investigation now, and both investigations under jack smith, are career prosecutors. the people were politically appointed by president biden, and they wil...

Somehow managed to slide back, in and so they are gone as well, yes his popularity has waned because hes a maniac, and people are tired, yes its trump fatigue, is trumps arrangement syndrome, we are already tired of the chaos and even those people who are, we will call them, the radical rights since he likes the call is the radical, left the radical, writes they are tired to, and we need to see america prosper, we need to see america move forward, and under a trump administration that could neve...

A new show at Tate Modern in London is dedicated to the Polish sculptor Magdalena Abakanowicz's monumental fiber installations.

At the same time as they engage in this real desperate situation. so that they can start thinking of creative ideas. how radical have we got to be? we have to be totally radical but we are not going to be totally radical until we all agree that we have got to be. we did as far as covid was concerned, we did as far as the second world war was concerned. there were mobilisations in both cases in a way that you would never have dreamt possible. we can do it with climate change. in terms of radical ...