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Has anyone else noticed what seems to be a disturbing trend among Right of Center journalists & pundits? There was a time when what I'm about to write would come off a pure tinfoil hattery, but... well, welcome to 2023. First we start with James O'Keefe. Back in February he was forced
Feinstein and she's leading and cleaning up and getting more money than they could have written money for. >> shannon: back to you larry. >> the best candidate should win. the reason people caught hell for saying you are woman vote hillary clinton. bernie sanders was the stronger candidate. and you ended up with madeline albright saying you are betrying your gender if you don't vote for her. that is dangerous rhetoric. >> shannon: there was a line a special place for women who don't vote for women. leslie and larry, great to see you again. >> thank you. >> shannon: time for the real news round...
>> shannon: larry, the dnc chair said we can't take african-americans and african-american women for granted. are they? >> i think they are. leslie confirmed that attitude. she didn't mean mean spirited way, but you go with the winner. the democrats instead of party of ideas they are a party of factions and race and gender and ethnicity frumps everything else. we want to reward them on the demonstration of winning. but hay can't have it both ways. they are saying to all of the identity groups, we want your votes and give you lip service, but power, settle down. we got this. we just want to win...
>> shannon: there are 43 black men running for seats. democratic committee only endorsed one. there is a concern that they are not serious backing women of color who want to get elected. black women candidates feel slighted by democrats. our talk show host leslie marshal. and host of ma l in washington and opinion editor of the washington times larry oconner. great to have you with us. >> good to be here, shannon. >> shannon: we'll talk about the dnc amanda brown leerman saying african-american are the back bone of the democratic party and we have made meaningful investmentes to turn out and