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classroom and making abortion a homicide. texas republicans are making their extreme platform very, very clear. how they are taking a page from the project 2025 playbook. later my keynote conversation with charlamagne tha god. why he says we need to quit the small talk and commit to deeper and tougher conversations. we are just getting underway on a wednesday. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. [ indistinct chatter ] if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist oh no. what if we don't get down in time to get a birthday gift for zoe? don't panic. with etsy we can find the perfect gift, and send her a preview right away. i love this. thanks guys. ooh, that's a relief.
you've heard us talk a lot about project 2025 on this show. it is the 900 page playbook for a far right agenda backed by many of trump's closest allies and it lays out policies and plans that trump could put into effect if he wins in november. the republican party has not officially endorsed it yet but some members got closer than ever to embracing its most extreme principles that the texas gop convention last month. watch this. >> they want to take god out of the country. >> it is not a battle between republican and democrat, it is a battle between sane and crazy. the forces that are targeting this country. they are organized, they are incredibly well-funded and they are committed. look at what the democrats have done.
fact that all of us who have demanding lives in public service sometimes misspeak. >> greg: all right dana, let's examine the article itself. >> dana: okay. >> greg: you might not know this but it was carefully and sensitively edited. the author a believe was a previous democrat rest secretary? s. dana: yes, ye >> greg: three differentree meetings over several monthsra dating back to january. i'm not sure if you are aware of this information. [ laughter ] >> greg: i getnfor the sense that this was an intentional project from the democrats, not from the republicans. dan >> dana: it would not surprise me. a remember the abc pole, 86% ofl h americans, including democrats, believe that biden was too old to run. it was also because these things were happening and then peoplee were talking to the media. and yes, one of the reporters was a democratic house press a b carrier -- secretary i believe and then became a reporter. for people to say this is a hit
powering smarter savings. powering possibilities. you've heard us talk a lot about project 2025 on this show. sit the 900-page playbook for a far right agenda that is backed by many of trump's closest allies. and it lays out policies and plans that trump could put into effect if he wins in november.
before the november election. of course, there's still a slim chance we might see something happen in d.c. if the supreme court danes to decide the absolute immunity issue and return it to the judge to put it back on the trial track. and of course, down in florida, judge cannon has made sure that that case will make zero progress. >> down in florida, safe to say, forget about it. molly, evan, glenn, thank you all for starting us off. don't go anywhere if you're watching from home. in fact, stretch your legs, sit back down, and turn up the volume. when we come back, bibles in classrooms and making abortion a homicide. texas republicans are making their extreme platform very, very clear. how they are taking a page from the project 2025 playbook. and later, my keynote conversation with charl main the god. why he says we need to quit the
for president biden to be there as america's leader, but from a political standpoint, what is the image he's trying to protect -- excuse me, project, and how important is it? >> it's really, look, it's really important, because it really is a struggle for democracy. i think -- and we were talking about this before -- the more he can get out there, every time biden gets out and speaks, people are like, oh, he sounds pretty good. i mean, that state of the union address was excellent. it was so -- >> they said he knocked it out of the park that night. >> and he was so good, in fact, that trump was like he's on drugs -- remember the trump world was -- couldn't even like conceptualize it. so you need to get out there. this kind of thing is good. he did this before the midterms and a lot of people in the media were like this doesn't work, people don't vote on democracy. and in fact, it worked really well. also, d-day is really important, and world war ii was one of the sort of, you know -- the thing that sort of created american democracy in a different way and
jennifer, former white house communications director for president obama, and reed, cofounder of the lincoln project and a veteran republican strategist, jen, what do you make of this argument by republican? >> i mean, this is a pre-dobbs, i saw that senator cassidy said that he voted against it because democrats are making a show -- try to show that as if contraception was not readily available to women, well, senator, not anymore. you know, there are times where you can say that democrats took votes to try to get people on the record to -- for political purposes, but this is a time where democrats took votes to get them on the record on a women's rights issue. and i'm kind of surprised that more republicans did not choose to vote for it, because it's something that they will rightly pay a price for in november.
been popularized amongst evangelicals in particular and among more charismatic pentecostals, but what it calls for is in line with this idea of an appeal to heaven. it is this idea that their political opponent, again, are not just political opponents. they are dark cosmic forces, principalities of evil, satanic. that has kind of created the permission structure for a lot of the things we're seeing on the right right now. >> how does thet gop's new party platform compare to project 2025, which is the most extreme we've seen? >> i think that there's a lot of overlap. some of the things that, you know, i think in the platform there is, for instance a call for a constitutional amendment that would require statewide office holders to win a popular vote in at least the majority of texas counties, which would effectively lock democrats out of elected office statewide. there was a call that abortion would be labeled homicide, a call for the state board of education to require the bible
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