You have a gop, the grand ole party, who s done nothing but try to revoke the freedoms of the people. and it s upsetting. it s upsetting to us. so, as our urban corps continue to grow, with more diverse demographics, you re starting to see the results yield in our representation. that could not be more exciting for. us as it relates to whether we should be courting urban or rural, we ve got to do both, riverdale. that s a no-brainer. we have to court both the urban core and the rural communities. what i ve learned, since being a member of agriculture committee, we share some of the same problems. when we talk about some of the health care disparities, when we talk about some of the disinvestment in the communities that we ve experienced at the urban core, like lack of broadband, these are issues that also impact the world rural communities. so, we have to speak a language that they can relate to, so they can understand who s actually delivering real results to their problems. and i c
Car think and consultants that they have to pick liz cheney are and one of the firms said they can no lodger work with her. bill, the grand ole party. they do not want liz chain toe win her primary in wyoming and they don t want her to be back in congress and say things that they were not able. she s in a tiny minority in her party. there were nine votes on her side, 202 i think the other way, and instead they want her to lose. they really about their roles. bill kristol, good to have you with us. appreciate your perspective. brand new, the cdc says it s okay to mix covid-19 boosters. how should you pick your next shot?
This president has been about. starting today the grand ole party is engaging in some creative brainstorming. also at the retreat this year we ve brought in some innovative outside of the box speakers, t.e.d. talks speakers that we ve seen to provide a little a little creativity to our members. even if you can t always see it, rest assured that there is a lot happening behind the scenes at the republican party retreat. the speakers that we ve had are innovative. they re not looking from a concept of a short time frame. they re looking at what the world holds. if you watch inside, which you don t always get to see, but inside these conference, a lot of debate, both sides, challenge. challenge. challenge would seem to be something lawmakers at this week s retreat are intimately familiar with, and some challenges seem to have been overcome. the gop house cooperated on a
Seats to gain control of the senate. most believe it s in their favor. democrats hold 21 of the 35 seats up for grabs. the gop holds only 14. but a slew of republican incumbents now face primary challenges from tea party candidates. no doubt emboldened by their growing power in washington. who will force them into primary battles, essentially, over who is the most conservative. that s going to divert the gop s time and money away from defeating democrats. even mitch mcconnell is facing a challenge. if you re wondering why, the senate majority leader minority leader, sorry, opposes the budget deal, look no further than good old matt beavan. the tea party affiliated businessman who s challenging him in the kentucky primary. all just another sign of the growing war with the the grand ole party. today we thought we d introduce you to a few of our favorites we ll be watching as we head into 2014. let s meet the challengers.
Approve. so you can see the president is standing among americans is at its lowest point ever. the question now becomes can the republican party capitalize in the grand ole party still divided between so-called moderate republicans and committed conservatives. the brawl has been going on for years. and right now the tea party is right in the middle of it. according to real clear politics average, a possible presidential candidates. chris christie a moderate is ahead at 189 percent. conservative rand paul 17%. senator ted cruz 12%. florida senator marco rubio 12%. congressman paul ryan 11%. and jeb bush 10.5%: all these men have a chance to run against hillary clinton in 2016. mrs. clinton is far ahead of any democratic challenger and will remain so. with americans disenchanted by obama care and a bad economy, it would seem the republicans would have some momentum, but they don t. because there is not one
Approve. so you can see the president is standing among americans is at its lowest point ever. the question now becomes can the republican party capitalize in the grand ole party still divided between so-called moderate republicans and committed conservatives. the brawl has been going on for years. and right now the tea party is right in the middle of it. according to real clear politics average, a possible presidential candidates. chris christie a moderate is ahead at 189 percent. conservative rand paul 17%. senator ted cruz 12%. florida senator marco rubio 12%. congressman paul ryan 11%. and jeb bush 10.5%: all these men have a chance to run against hillary clinton in 2016. mrs. clinton is far ahead of any democratic challenger and will remain so. with americans disenchanted by obama care and a bad economy, it would seem the republicans would have some momentum, but they don t. because there is not one
Without any health insurance. that s theoretical. now you have got the voters who are seeing their premiums go up and seeing all this chaos. and the voters are going to react against the party in power. against the party who has thrust this upon them. they are not going to go back to theory. you know that. well, we are not going to go back to a status quo where the insurance companies were taken one out of every three healthcare dollars for corporate profits, stock options, executive salaries, advertising, marketing and the cost of paperwork. because a trillion dollars in our economy goes for things that run related to healthcare. that s why we don t need a healthcare system that s run by insurance companies. all right. but if that s your position and certainly it is, shouldn t president obama be upfront about that? and he hasn t been. he has been deceptive. well, no. let me make my case and you can reply shouldn t he say that dennis kucinich and
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New jersey governor chris christie easily won re-election on tuesday night. that prompted this headline the elephant in the room since it s well known that governor christie is rather hefty, some people are taking aback. joining us now from washington laura ingraham. what are they going to call him a donkey? it s g.o.p. the grand ole party the elephant. mark halperin has that new book out they didn t mean it that way. are you telling me the brain thrust time magazine putting the elephant in the room christie silhouette doesn t know how people are going to take that? is that what you are telling me? o reilly the only thing they didn t do is put the trunk on him. actually have a trunk drawn on him like a big cartoon. it s offensive? is it satirical? what is it? it s a little tongue in cheek. someone like christie he will be in good humor about. this i don t think he will care about this one bit.
obamacare by morning years ago. the white house knew it and debateded it internally over six people served [cheers and applause] joining us from san francisco, big country music fan dennis kucinich former congressman and fox news analyst. you are honest guy and that s why we have you on the program. your party is headed for big trouble. you know it, i know it, rove knows it. are you going to tell the folks that? well, first of all, bill, the american people are concerned about the inability of both political parties to deliver jobs, to deliver healthcare for all, to solidify retirement service to keep us out of war. so, i don t see this as a democrat/republican thing. you are right i have watched many of your shows. the rollout of the healthcare plan has been a disaster. but, an even greater disaster is the fact that you have auto million people