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nation are bailing out depositors in silicon valley, california, new york, maybe from china, this is a bail-out. they're going to pass that fee on to community banks. every bank in america. >> martha: as we prepare here in las vegas for president biden's second west coast fund raiser of the week, it's worth pointing out that even though there is no official re-election campaign announced, he told democratic donors last night that he intends to finish the job hi started, neil. >> neil: thanks, peter doocy in las vegas. i had a chance to catch up with kevin o'leary from "shark tank fame." take a look. >> there's a lot of problems with what we just did. on policy has unintended consequences. nationalizing the bank is what happened here. no going forward, a lot of bank managers are saying wait a
washington or really considering what the alternative is? there's a real gap between the those saying they approve of what he's doing and where democrats stand in the polls. there the problem is it may not be enough. >> i think if you're a democratic, nationalizing of this race is definitely a problem. i was in kansas last week, and it could not be more of a study of that. the republican focusing on all these national issues and the democrats talking about grocery food prices. that's how you have to run if you want to survive. >> that's right. i do think -- to kristen's point, in any other election, we would say, well, the democrats are absolutely toast here. look at how unpopular the president is, not only under water but well over 50% disapproval in many of the polls they've seen. he has improved over the last few months which shows you how low he had sort of sunk over the summer. still, you're talking about a
texas, you can see the republican governors are trying to assert more state authority over immigration policy, which is a -- which is an arena that the courts through american history was ruled is almost exclusively a province of the federal government. at the same time they're doing that they have filed -- there are currently 20 lawsuits pending by various coalitions of red states trying to restrict biden's ability to undo hard line enforcement policies from donald trump. so you can see the red states trying to gain control over immigration and i see that as just one front in the much larger war in which through the same combination of actions in court and the unilateral actions in the states the red states are trying to really reverse what has been a 60-year progression in the u.s. of nationalizing more rights and limiting the ability of states to restrict them. instead we're seeing states roll back abortion rights, lgbtq
are currently 20 lawsuits pending by various coalitions of red states trying to restrict biden's ability to undo hardline enforcement policies from donald trump. you can see the red states trying to gain control over immigration. i see that as just one front in the much larger war in which, through the same combination of actions in court and the unilateral actions in the states, the red states are trying to really reverse what has been a 60-year progression in the u.s. of nationalizing more rights and limiting the ability of states to restrict them. instead, we're seeing states roll back abortion rights, lgbtq rights, voting rights, censoring teachers, banning books. this is a serious attempt to, in effect, have a revolution from below and to seize control of national policy even while democrats hold the white house and congress. >> you've written extensively about how they're trying to build this nation within a nation. focusing specifically on immigration, it's clear their
24 hours since that briefing, and we still don't have an answer. it shows that it's not a mistake, it is intentional, just looking to make it as obvious as possible over the weekend -- "my message to the company is running gas stations and setting prices -- this is a time of war and global payroll. bring down the price, reflect the cost of the product, and do it now. what is it, nationalizing the gas stations? he is attacking small businesses in the united states, running a gas station. it's not like running apple. not doing any of the things that joe biden's donors do. it's a small business. if he sells our national assets to our enemy -- so, no one with a basic understanding of economics can
indicate that americans are disgusted with joe biden's performance. if with the january 6 months, they preferred trump now in a head-to-head match up. while. americans now the field establishment when they see it. handling of covid, asked -- afghanistan, prices at the pump, grocery store, crime surge, thousands of flights being canceled, that was fun, so biden tipping over on his bike yeah, that is bad. but america tipping into third world status that is unacceptable. and that is the angle. joining me now is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and fox news contributor. he is the author of "feeding big government socialism, wrote. i want to get into the new american majority. but this idea of nationalizing civics might have kind of an allure on the surface.
by pillaging their treasuries, and desilva imprisoned for money laundering, his brother, hit on the party leader and making money off of nationalizing a lot of the industry, and in peru, kershner in argentina, they went to prison so the biden family kind of smacks of this and it stinks to high heaven. rachel: is the gop doing enough to take advantage of these numbers? >> i was criticized the republican party because they didn't do enough to engage and invest in latino outreach and engagement which is a critical voting block and now what has happened because of everything they turned into an asset for them and i'm not seeing the
brown voters, latinx voters are hit by voter suppression also. and so we've got to come together to push them. we need corporation to say weigh in. this is the moment. midterms are around the corner and we know that it's going to be harder for people to vote. >> a lot of people have tied voting rights to what happened on january 6th, to former president trump's big lie. none quite like former vice president pence, who referred to the filibuster as a power grab, saying, quote, their plan to end the filibuster to allow democrats to pass a bill, nationalizing our elections would offend the founders' intention that states conduct elections just as much as what some of our most ardent supporters would have had they do one year ago. >> the filibuster is a racist role. it was put in place to continue
this be painful obviously i also see all the nationalizing of industries that are putting down entrepreneurship and very surprising really expecting new roles in their economy. do you really think they need sanctions at this time when he is about to be voted on? >> sanctions at this time would make china incredibly vulnerable even by their own numbers they have shown that the economy is slowing and fast because they've only shown a little bit of growth in the fourth quarter. and these numbers are exaggerated. as you have pointed out they are shutting down large portions of the chinese economy. it's critical for the tech sector as they go into a retreating state and they would not stay at the bottom had not been for this announcement a couple of days ago.
their economy again and their people. obviouslyis i also see something else. i see all the nationalizing of industries they're putting down of entrepreneurship and the degree of free enterpriseea really affecting their growth in their economy. do you think i they really neede sanctions at this time, especially with president xi up for another five year term? sanctions at this time wouldwo make china extremely vulnerable. you know, they claimed eightna l point one percent gross domestic product growth last year. but even by their own numbers, they show that their economy isc slowing fast because they only claim four point zero percentnt and you know, brian, those numbers are exaggerated. they've got a debt crisis y they can't get past. omicron, as you pointed out, is shutting down large portions of the chinese economy, including shenzhen and the south, which is critical for the tech sector and their markets have really gone into retreat and they would have stayed at the bottom had it not andnd for a governmet