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All, i can win them back with nationalist. strong job. i like the deplorable message, people thought that was crazy. i thought he was just, it was a little bit dangerous, i thought, i thought he was, at this point, were in a point of no return. >> a point of no return. you said existential threat, what do you mean? >> well, i mean if were say were the typical conservative america, you and i am 65 million that vote for trump. we have the nfl, nba, silicon valley, apple, google, facebook, rockefel...

Republican or they didnt vote at all. and i can win them back with a nationalist, strong jobs. i like the deplorable message. people thought that was crazy. i thought he was eccentric and a little bit dangerous i thought. but i thought at this point we are at a point of no return and he is the anecdote. mark: you said existential threat. what did you mean by that. >> the conservative america, you and i. we look around, we have the nfl, nba, silicon valley, apple, facebook, rockefeller, the brook...

Christmas tree. its a 72-foot tall norway spruce from walk hill, new york. the evergreen will be cut and driven here to new york city next week before its decorated with 50,000 lights. the tree will be illuminated a block from where i stand on november 28th. its about 72 miles due north of here. got on the google maps there before i came out here. steve: thats right. sometimes when theyre looking for the christmas tree they just fly over the area in a helicopter and they will spot one and they w...

Go into dna science. on the other hand, in 1966 when the republican elections, nixon campaigned all over the country and began rising as the favorite against romney and rockefeller and others for the 1968 nomination. at that point lyndhen johnson lost his temp and referred to nixon as a chronic campaigner. he immediately became the face of the opposition. and it could be donald trump is doing a similar favor inadvertently. >> he needs somebody on the left. i dont know if hes picking they may or ...

>> i think so.n california gave us deukmejian, reagan, pete wilson, and it was sudden. it flipped suddenly toto a one-party state. that was this weird new combination of the democratic party. its a pyramidal society. americas wealthy people are left wing now. theyre very ultra wealthy and they have a subsidized poor on the bottom. that was the paradigm that overregulated, overtaxed and sent people out of the state. >> tucker: theres a question that i dont understand. lets say youre the 41-year-o...

Then they turn to the left and said, we are not j.p. morgan or rockefeller, were cool, we wear flip-flops. we have tree $3 trillion in assets. 90% of our campaign donations go to the left. >> steve: we have some names. google throws a lot of money around. >> but we cannot get anybody to say you are subject just like anybody else to monopoly questions. antitrust, product liability, patriotism, human rights, each side has their own vested interest in letting them get away with it. they look so coo...

Had a relationship with butina and the second one is george oneill jr., a rockefeller heir and worked on the pat buchanan campaign in 92 with erickson. details are piling up about butinas alleged influence campaign financed by support from the russian billionaire and with deep ties to the russian presidential administration and the word you cant use in the trial, the oligarchs son. and the senate today unanimously approved turning over that transcript, what she told them and details about the bi...

>> governor, may we ask you what you might have done differently thinking back now? >> nothing. there isnt anything i could have done differently. >> it was a weary governor rockefeller who hotel hopped from one delegation caucus to another. wife, happy, appeared anything but happy as her husband began to show the strain and perhaps the humility of it. >> with the demise of nelson rockefeller and exclusion of the moderate liberal side of the republican party, you began to see the reshaping of th...

That, but he did not go into the convention hall in miami beach having been assured of the nom nation. he was sure. >> nelson rockefeller decides at the last minute to try to make a serious push to gain the nomination even though he had vacillated for months. >> i felt crowds facing this nation at home and abroad were so serious that i had no right not to make available what experience i had for the use of the party in the country. >> rockefeller is probably the most liberal republican of the er...

>> reagan is in many ways everything nixon is not. hes smooth. hes handsome. people like him. and people are confused, theyre like, we believe that hes a true conservative and weve never really trusted nixon. okay, so now what are we going to do? >> the name of the game right now is stop nixon. now, if a lot of those southern delegates move away from nixon to ronald reagan, then they feel that nixon can be stopped on that first ballot. >> the real fear was that rockefeller and reagan could hold ...