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Former defense vek tare, william cohen. thank, secretary, for joining. so, listen, the former president is slamming lindsey graham, calling him a rino, you know, for saying that he would pardon because he is upset that lindsey grahams saying he shouldnt get a pardon or whatever. what is going on here? >> well, this is what a dictatorship looks like. we have seen this white elephant sitting in our living room for the past five years. he has never tried to hide who he is or what he believes in and...

Fair, things of that sort and they have a disposition. whoever he puts up, well have experience and well be able to judge them off of that. but as far as just a philosophical beliefs, no that wont stop me from supporting somebody. >> meanwhile, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is already hinting at his parties potential objections in the statement, quote. the american people elected a senate that is evenly split hefty 50, to the degree that president biden received a mandate to govern fr...

And yet most republicans still say that theyd support him if he is a candidate in 2024. so joining me now to discuss, the former defense secretary william cohen. thanks, secretary, for joining us. so listen, the former president is slamming lindsey graham, calling him a rino, you know, for saying that he would pardon and -- because hes upset that lindsey grahams saying they shouldnt get a pardon or whatever. what is going on here? >> well, this is what a dictatorship looks like. we have seen thi...

I realized that i had been addicted to politics, i had created this reverence for the leaders of "stop the steal." i felt like i was -- which is more than ironic looking back. helping prevent a second civil war. and this is just -- >> hes writing a book that he says will help people who got addicted to trump the way he did. so we followed him around a trump rally to see if he could get through. >> how are you doing, patriot? >> how are you doing, plan? >> good. i know you dont remember me. i saw...

And bureaucratic edicts and march and april of 2020 i dont think theyre going to say, well, lets just go back to reverence for election day. they are one hundred and two million people voteli absentee r early voting. we have sixty four percent. weve never done that before. and the error rate the rejection rate of ballots in many states decreased by a magnitude of ten .. so we have three times b the number of ballots being basically mailed in and yet the rejection was only a tenth of what we did ...

Edicts on march and april of 2020. i dont think they are going to say, lets just go back to a reverence for election day. they had 102 million people vote absentee or early voting. we have never done that before. the rejection rate in many states decreased by a magnitude of ten. so we have three times the number of ballots being basically mailed in and yet the rejection was almost a tenth of what we did on normal absentee ballots and that gave a lot of room for error. i dont think they will ever...

Blige. when were featuring a dr. dre, a snoop dogg, were not asking larger questions about who is making allegations about these people over years and years and years. yesterday for me was a complex truth, you know. i was overjoyed to see hip-hop make it this far, and these are the songs i grew up on. so it was a party. but i did feel a churning inside that brought me back to the larger questions of the day about gender-based violence, about race and racism in the nchl and about how some of thes...

That unlike saddam or muammar gaddafi, were never going to be able to find out. >> now do you think to yourself in a democracy you should or the head of statete is right? r dont you have a right if youre a voter? shouldnt canadians have a right to know where he is? yeah, but it doesnt matter because justin trudeau can hide anywhere. hes a master ofhere. disguise y place in the world. justin trudeau could blendwe in and youd never know it was him.yo and to prove it, were going to show you a serie...

To politics. i had created this reverence for the leaders of stop the steal, which is more than ironic looking back. helping prevent a second civil war. and this is just -- >> hes writing a book he says will help people month got addicted to trump the way we did. we followed him around a trump rally to see if he could felt through. >> are you a patriot? i know you dont remember me. i saw you several times last year. its like a drug because im going to get a patriotic t-shirt. >> he thought he wo...

Held accountable for that. >> do you think the leaders who made these promises that he had couldnt keep, that there would be evidence that would change the results of the election, do you think they bear responsibility for the mob that stormed the capitol? >> no, i dont. they created a grassroots movement that was "stop the steal." i realized that i had been addicted to politics, i had created this reverence for the leaders of "stop the steal." i felt like i was -- which is more than ironic look...