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Nutcases on the view say nasty, vicious invective or for that matter because there's a democratic party saying, well, that's their problem. >> i think they're going to be crushed this fall. i think it's going to be worse in twenty four. the core problem is simple things they believeth in don't work. you know, the whole build back better turned into build back poorer. all of us are poorer today literally everybody listening us tonight is poorer because the democrats and joe biden and the country is on the edgebi of bankruptcy because the democrats and joe bidenen words aren't going to overcome ...

Town and that's how -- >> i think it was four. >> close to 400. >> 50 of them died, but bases of our meeting tonight, we called a reconstruction in what went right and what went wrong? holy macro. i want to talk about reconstruction. the physical period of time from 1865 to 1877. you know, in the schools, we came to reconstruction and the chapter ended on the civil war. >> how are you gonna build this part of the country with malice towards, as lincoln's words, how can you do that? >> no one on the civilian side, on the confederate presidency, was ever forced to concede and repudiate what they...

With the atlantic. mitch mcconnell has given the go ahead to participate in talks on gun legislation, but what does history teach us about what republicans actually do versus say until inevitably the focus shifts away from the latest outrage? i mean how much is short term theater to fend off longer term change? >> it's exactly that. historically we've been on this ride before, and opponents of gun control have always found that one of their most potent weapons is delay, to try to push back action, to engage in discussion that allows the immediate firestorm to dissipate. and i would say the ove...

Affecting families personally. there's pressure on lawmakers to act but when the bills have come forward you see a divided congress. we're making slow progress, but two bills met very different fates the other night, one bill offering just $28 million in supplemental funding to the food and drug administration to help alleviate the shortage basically broke down on partisan lines. republican leadership opposing passage of the bill, that they've been railing against the core problem for days. the second bill had more broad support and only nine republicans opposed it, but these nine are the clas...