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Part of the way they decided to placate those critics was to create a new thing in u.s. law. a new limit in the law on what our country could spend on anything. we could spend up to x amount, but if for any reason the government wanted to spend any more than that, the congress would have to affirmatively regroup, write a piece of legislation and pass a new limit on what we could spend. that process was created in 1917 to placate the isolationists who didn't want us to enter world war i. that is the very specific history of how we got what we call the debt ceiling. we got it in 1917, the same y...

Republican vote bush did not speak out. when biden created a humanitarian national security and economic meitner at the southern border bush did not speak out but when donald trump began to call out and dismantle bush's globalist legacy bush couldn't stop himself, then it became personal. >> bigotry seems emboldened with our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories, and outright fabrication. we've seen nationalism distorted into nativism, a fading confidence in the value of free markets and international trade. reducing the return of isolationists. in all these ways we need to rec...

America is isolated and friendless. america may be a strong powerful rich country but everybody needs friends in the world. the iron he is the democrats actually are the isolationists and donald trump was reaching out on the telephone and traveling the world pursuing what was actually a successful us foreign-policy. >> what the world looks like if the taliban is recognized so if that were to be the case what does that do to the world? what does it look like to you? >> the fact that caliban can say america has gone tail between their legs, the fact they are saying that gives great comfort to te...

Would love you to weigh in on this as well -- learn its lesson when it comes to nation building and trying to democratize nations in the middle east. you talk about afghanistan, the long history the united states has with afghanistan, you look at what has happened in iraq, you think about the history with iran dating all the way back to the mid '50s and how that worked against them as well, putting the shah in power. will america at this point ever learn its lesson in understanding to a certain extent as to whether or not they should leave it up to the people of that nation if, in fact, they w...

Hearings on the activity of the white house. that is not a situation president biden wants to be in, and more broadly, everything congressional democrats and the president have been able to accomplish so far in his term has evolved total unity. needed total unity for the rescue package and the infrastructure bill. now they don't have it. in the last hour, there was a conference call, congressional leadership leaning on members on the infrastructure piece of this. the same is ultimately probably going to be true around afghanistan, as is always the case, the party who is most united tends to be...