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information. if you release it ideas, that should be against the law. right now it apparently is not. >> brian: yeah. which is insane. >> ainsley: which is surprising. >> brian: you would think -- one of the theories is, put it out, the put the draft out there see the backlash and see the pressure before it's formalized. maybe the supreme court justice alito will back off and realize we have to get a compromise because the country will go a flame. >> steve: he wrote the opinion. >> brian: yeah, he wrote the opinion and it leaked out. it didn't happen that way and the threats were a plenty and when it was finally put into play, the results, you could say that swung an election maybe kept the senate in democrats hands. >> ainsley: i want to know if they want to know who leaked it. it could be a liberal justice that might have wanted it to get out there to change the votes. it could have been a conservative who wants the votes to stick. >> steve: it could have been a justice's family. >> ainsley: it could have been one of their aides or clerks.
mask mandate and now you've got a whole pledge. the left wing blue checkmark brigade panic because elon musk, as you just read that tweet is saying, hey, i believe in freedom of speech.ed how and if you wondered how much of a rigged job we are dealing with right now at twitter, someone who comes in and says t i want to have content neutral a policies that allow a robust and uninhibited marketplace of ideas to flourish is being attacked by the left wing in this country. they don't want an actual marketplace of ideas. they don't want to debate t ideas. they want tot cancel people into your point, sean,po you know,ow right now c comics are terrified to do their comedy. many places but on collegeid campuses the most because kids come up on stage and say, hey, that was an inappropriate joke. we didn't enjoy this andst this is why we have to destroy what i think the two twin pillars of the democratic party right now identity
would you put a heat pump in your house that they didn't have them? the problem with the electric vehicle is the range of the charging points around the country. until you get that infrastructure right, there's more expenditure that needs to come across, people will be very resistant to trading in their very reliable car that they know and love for something that is much more theoretical. we human beings are very bad at conceptualising abstract ideas. ~ ., , ., ., very bad at conceptualising abstract ideas. , ., ., , , ideas. would you put a heat pump in? auain, it ideas. would you put a heat pump in? again. it rather— ideas. would you put a heat pump in? again, it rather depends _ ideas. would you put a heat pump in? again, it rather depends on _ ideas. would you put a heat pump in? again, it rather depends on how- ideas. would you put a heat pump in? again, it rather depends on how much it costs. in my pocket, and want to know whether what i'm doing at the moment, and this is where the government needs to get its messaging sorting out, if i knew at the end of my payment that i would actually be saving money through a heat pump, then i would probably be more inclined to do it. but that's not the way the government is presenting this today. let not the way the government is presenting this today.- not the way the government is presenting this today. let me bring in sam - quick— presenting this today. let me bring in sam - quick question _ presenting this today. let me bring
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on. i'll drag him around. i'll show him whatever he wants to see. i want to convince him and show him some of his policies are not the right direction. i don't need him campaigning forme i need him to change some policies. >> not a very traditional campaign appearance. >> as much distance between you and the president now as between here and alaska i want to say after that answer. >> we've had our differences as you know on oil and gas and arctic oil exploration. tug-of-war, had to really push him a long ways to get him to agree to move forward on what we think is an incredible oil and gas discoveries opportunity. thousands of jobs not only for alaska. but we battle all the time. i'd love to take him to fairbanks and show why the e. pay is wrong. >> senator, is obamacare going to hurt you? you voted for obamacare. >> i have to say when he mentioned tonight he's challenging people for ideas, great. i've laid out a lot of fix it ideas. i know he looked at the republicans, i've talked about a catastrophic plus plan, a copper
thousands of jobs not only for alaska. but we battle all the time. i'd love to take him to fairbanks and show him why the e-pay is wrong. >> senator, is obamacare going to hurt you? you voted for obamacare. >> i have to say when he mentioned tonight he's challenging people for ideas, great. i've laid out a lot of fix it ideas. i know he looked at the republicans, i've talked about a catastrophic plus plan, a copper plan. >> a lot of democrats are proposing fixes, a lot of people like you. >> i put one a year ago almost now on the business issues we saw coming way before where we are today. so as he made that challenge, i want him to embrace some of my ideas because i think they will solve some of the problems. so will the health care issue -- people will use that against me. they will do that somehow everyone's the 60th vote in this whole world. >> right. >> but at the end of the day, what i hear from alaskans, let's fix it where it's broken. we propose time after time ideas and we're going to continue to
conservative judges going to reach back it ideas that we haven't cred part of the law for a century. ginnsburg example is on point. there are certain things that happened in our lives and we should all contribute. that the i'd yf social security. what joan was just talking about yb here the great irony is, that we tried to graft that idea to a conservative idea and say, let's make this more market friendly. now the conservatives are saying, no, no, no, we can't do that. yes, we like that idea for 10, 20 years but now that democrats like it, we want no part of it. it is really very ironic. it'll be a sad day if this conservative supreme court decides it use these arguments to throw out what i think is the most important piece of social legislation in 30 or 40 years. >> now, joan, it is interesting to me in the politics of this, mcconnell, mitch mcconnell said
isn't it ideas versus reality? he would've wanted a public option. but in some cases, it might not have gotten through the congress because of democrats who weren't necessarily supporting a public option. >> well, i believe that's the line that they tried to peddle. but this last week we saw tom daschle give an interview for his new book. that says that the white house traded away the public option very early in the process in 2009, long before it ever hit congress. and so, again, people are going wait a minute, the president was saying as late of september he supported a public option but actually already traded it away. so it didn't really have anything with how anybody in congress felt. and so that's the problem that we're getting to. if you look at the hispanic vote, it's actually shifted weirdly, almost 20 points towards the republicans since july. and that's not because they think that the republicans, the party that passed the immigration bill in arizona, you know, represent our great champions of, you know, hispanic