Was very much along the same lines as the way trump dealt with all of the accusations that came at him. any accusation against me is really an attempt by the democrats to impose their far left politics. is kavanaugh gonna be confirmed? i think he will be. since trump really has been elected, i ve never seen more unity amongst republicans and conservatives than right now. [chip] kavanaugh was narrowly confirmed saturday and immediately sworn in as the newest supreme court justice. [ronald] it became incredibly revealing of the strategies of the parties at this moment. the way justice kavanaugh was treated has become a big factor in the midterms. have you seen what s gone on with the polls? but you seem to be saying that she lied. you know what? i m not gonna get into it because we won, it doesn t matter, we won.
The details about that night that bring me here today are the ones i will never forget. [chris] donald trump was watching it and was very shaken by her testimony, thought it was pretty credible. and the word went back from the white house to the people up on capitol hill with brett kavanaugh. if you wanna save your nomination, you re gonna have to fight for it. [brett] senator, let me explain high school. i was number one in the class, freshman. -[patrick] and i thought. -no, no, no. -i m gonna talk. -[chuck] let him answer. i m gonna talk about my high school record, you re gonna sit here and mock me. [ronald] what was striking about it was how quickly the republicans on the committee pivoted from anxiety and concern, could we defend this to lindsey graham delivering this i will not be silent speech. what you wanna do is destroy this guy s life, hold this seat open, and hope you win in 2020. you said that. the way kavanaugh was saved
While officials try to figure out just what the rules are. [peter] amid the chaos, president trump is defending his actions. to be clear, this is not a muslim ban, as the media is falsely reporting. this is not about religion. this is about terror and keeping our country safe. [ronald] what trump realized was that the disaffected, often non-college, less affluent constituency that was becoming the core of the republican coalition, what they wanted was a government that would take on all the forces in society that they thought was threatening them. it used to be, when people would immigrate to america, they wanted the american dream. they didn t want to speak english and they wanted to assimilate. now we have people that are coming here who want to kill us. the muslim travel ban was a solution in search of a problem that didn t really exist. isis never sent anybody into the united states to carry out an attack. the real problem was people who are american citizens already living here getting radicalized by isis propaganda and carrying out attacks in the name of isis. what we came to understand in the early days
[bill] it s the republican party going along with trump that really makes trump such an important phenomenon. even if you didn t like a lot of what trump said and you were a little worried about even some of it, but the fact that the republicans were getting a lot of what they wanted, you got your tax cuts and the justices on the supreme court. that is really one of the under, i d say, estimated parts of 2017 to 2020. it was trump s republican party. thank you more than anything else for putting up with the neverending bullshit you have to go through. [ronald] people kept looking for the moment when republicans would break from trump, but there were millions of people who voted for him and continued to support him because they thought he cared what happened to them. it may have been a marriage of convenience, but it was a pretty stable marriage all throughout his presidency. [donald] america is the place where anything can happen.
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When he was in high school, which he denied. the details about that night that bring me here today are the ones i will never forget. [chris] donald trump was watching it and was very shaken by her testimony, thought it was pretty credible. and the word went back from the white house to the people up on capitol hill with brett kavanaugh. if you wanna save your nomination, you re gonna have to fight for it. [brett] senator, let me explain high school. i was number one in the class, freshman. -[patrick] and i thought. -no, no, no. -i m gonna talk. -[chuck] let him answer. i m gonna talk about my high school record, you re gonna sit here and mock me. [ronald] what was striking about it was how quickly the republicans on the committee pivoted from anxiety and concern, could we defend this to lindsey graham delivering this i will not be silent speech. what you wanna do is destroy this guy s life, hold this seat open, and hope you win in 2020. you said that.
[bill] it s the republican party going along with trump that really makes trump such an important phenomenon. even if you didn t like a lot of what trump said and you were a little worried about even some of it, but the fact that the republicans were getting a lot of what they wanted, you got your tax cuts and the justices on the supreme court. that is really one of the under, i d say, estimated parts of 2017 to 2020. it was trump s republican party. thank you more than anything else for putting up with the neverending bullshit you have to go through. [ronald] people kept looking for the moment when republicans would break from trump, but there were millions of people who voted for him and continued to support him because they thought he cared what happened to them. it may have been a marriage of convenience, but it was a pretty stable marriage all throughout his presidency. [donald] america is the place where anything can happen.
Just what the rules are. [peter] amid the chaos, president trump is defending his actions. to be clear, this is not a muslim ban, as the media is falsely reporting. this is not about religion. this is about terror and keeping our country safe. [ronald] what trump realized was that the disaffected, often non-college, less affluent constituency that was becoming the core of the republican coalition, what they wanted was a government that would take on all the forces in society that they thought was threatening them. it used to be, when people would immigrate to america, they wanted the american dream. they didn t want to speak english and they wanted to assimilate. now we have people that are coming here who want to kill us. the muslim travel ban was a solution in search of a problem that didn t really exist. isis never sent anybody into the united states to carry out an attack. the real problem was people who are american citizens already living here getting radicalized by isis propaganda and carrying out attacks in the name of isis. what we came to understand in the early days of the trump administration is that chaos is acceptable for them,
It has been a colossal political mistake. [bill] it s the republican party going along with trump that really makes trump such an important phenomenon. even if you didn t like a lot of what trump said and you were a little worried about even some of it, but the fact that the republicans were getting a lot of what they wanted, you got your tax cuts and the justices on the supreme court. that is really one of the under, i d say, estimated parts of 2017 to 2020. it was trump s republican party. thank you more than anything else for putting up with the neverending bullshit you have to go through. [ronald] people kept looking for the moment when republicans would break from trump, but there were millions of people who voted for him and continued to support him because they thought he cared what happened to them. it may have been a marriage of convenience, but it was a pretty stable marriage all throughout his presidency.