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money at it, that's of the government does how many where stars on their shoulders. >> friends still active duty in the military, what do they have to say about what's going on currently but the wokeism in the military with lowering his standards, are they as frustrated as you are? >> and real old in the marine corps military standards so they are hiring ready to go golfing but it is, it's taxing on the soul, they want for their junior troops what they had, a standard that looked unachievable until they were shown they could achieve it, what does it do for you in life? that's what they want. wokeness is another topic that attacks in some areas and doesn't and others but the idea they can't recruit and they want to lower standards, it's something that will rot from within. >> there was a recipient on "fox
>> biden since he was running for presidency, not since he got the presidency? >> that is correct. again, there are staff who get in between, i talked to the secretary and a bunch of folks at the white house but him? no but i offer myself as a resource person because i don't just visit the border, i live here at the border. >> is the only blue dog democrat left in congress, the only sane democrat left talking about issues that matter to the country. the party doesn't pay attention to him. >> they don't want to admit there's a problem at the border with that's been the continuing conversation since biden took office and appointed kamala harris as border czar and hasn't spent time at the border if they avoid the issue, people won't understand largely they are right because bill melugin of fox news is the only one thing attention from the media, it's a
on end which leads to the problem with counting late ballots and the result was can't be surprised at the conclusion, a lot of people, well-meaning people have serious questions about the veracity of these elections. >> i think you're right about that, it shouldn't take this long, what can kat that many in one night, there's no reason other states shouldn't be able to do the same self making sure elections run well should be huge priority but also as much as i think voters will be discouraged by the issues, the flipside when you see how close margins are, voters realize my vote count where people thought it doesn't matter, it will be a landslide for this or that person, why bother voting? your vote matters in a big way
the country. if we stay on opposite ends of the room, if our party doesn't try to move it capture the concerns of those people who do not see themselves as a rabid democrat, or a progressive democrat. they see themselves as middle of the rotors. i know these people. i have represented a whole bunch of them. when you have swing districts, and you have swing states, if we don't have candidates who can speak to that middle, who can capture those people and bring them, and make a healthy majority where we can compromise and actually solve problems. then we are either going to break apart, or will end up with a third party before it is all said and done. >> i would prefer one of those outcomes over the other, i have to admit. >> i would too. don't get me wrong! i want the democrats to understand something. everything you're hearing about the republicans winning the polls, and republicans are
decades. that's not real competitive multiparty democracy. >> yeah. >> so by definition, the parties are going to take turns with power. if one party can't be trusted with that party, that's where the breakdown happens. that's exactly what we face. >> i kind of think of these -- i'm projecting, i don't have a crystal ball. i feel like as we watch these moments, 2020, 2022 and 2024 as kind of a stress test of the american democracy. 2020 is sort ofam the test of a external threat. does the center hold? do the institutions hold up? in large part this he do. 2022 the voters, can they distinguish between those who are lying to them? 2024 is if we do elect all these election deniers into office, what happens to this system when corroded from the inside add opposed to the threat coming from the outside? >> this is a great point. two things to think b one is just election night and election week after 2022 which is what
the room, if our party doesn't try to move and capture the concerns of those people who don'tth see themselves as a rab democrat or a very progressive democrat, they see themselves as middle of the roaders. i know these people. i represented a whole bunch of them. and when you have swing districts and you have swing you states if, we don't have candidates who can speak to that middle, who can try to capture those people and bring them and make a b healthy majority wheree can compromise and actually solve problems, then we either are going to break apart or end up probably with a third party before it's all said and done, i'm guessing. >> i would prefer one of those e outcomes over the other. i have to admit. >> i would too. don't get me wrong.me i want -- i really -- i mean, i want the democrats to understand something. everything you're hearing about winning the ns are polls and republicans are going to win and we're losing in the polls. do not believe it. i have been on both sides of
voters. in 2018, you talked to the fox news audience, and felt like that is a necessary part of campaigning. do you still think that it's possible to be a democrat in this age. talk to fans of donald trump, or believe that something nefarious went on in the election, and get their votes. >> it sure is hell better be. if you look at this, alex, let's look at the country. we have 25 to 30% of americans that are totally in the tank with donald trump and his lies, and the big lie, the fraud, and elections don't count unless we win. but then you have the rest of the country. if we stay on opposite ends of the room, if our party doesn't
when books are written, they will mark down he gave this speech sixth days before the 20 election because there is going to be some outcome in the next month or year that is significant y in terms of liber democracy. >> i totally agree. i think we talk about this fascism or whatever foreign models. we have competitive multiparty democracy in the american south for about eight years after civil war.ar that was replaced by one party. i don't want to foreclose what happens on the other side of any given election. civil society exists. speech still exists. mobilization exists. so it's not like there is some definitive, like, people need to understand that -- i thought the president did a good job here is democracy is a process and not a destination. it's a journey, not a destination. something that you're working
authority over your party as well. at the moment, those three things for liz truss are looking incredibly short in supply and it is notjust as a result of the last 2a hours, as we know, everything that has happened since the mini budget has led to this point. the question remains and we have to be honest, we don't know the answer to this question. can liz truss, will she want to try and ride it out? there is no indication from downing street she will want to do anything other than that at this point, but can she? when you speak to people here, although there are conservative mps, i think we are up to ten her publicly calling for her to go, others privately criticising her, there still discussion about what comes next and what further instability that may cause in allies liz truss, as there is some allies, if you are thrust into a position we have another leader of the conservative party imposed by the mps, that might mean the party doesn't come back together and it may end up in general election territory. we know the polls look terrible for the conservatives right now, so we are at a point where there is an awful lot can of
and certainly with him going to wisconsin and georgia where the democrat party is sending him to campaign before the midterms, why aren't they sending that message. he talked about i used to get in trouble if i would speak too much like i was behind the podium versus in the crowd. he got it, sees the disconnect between this administration, the inflation with a high class problem and obama is not able to state with vigor, what are you guys doing? listen to americans, respond and act like you care. so he totally gets it to me, unfortunately the rest of the party doesn't but we're seeing point turned. on the election. >> tyrus: your wife's premises [laughter] >> greg: all right. you are italian. i mean --. >> tyrus: checking all the white supremacist boxes.