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good under slab summer will go out

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there are to do not allow her

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to finish please help you go to jail for

6:23

fifty years if you're on the internet

6:25

trolling for images a children's insects

6:27

a lot exportation six see don't

6:30

think that's a bad thing as a dishonorable

6:32

he would sit with the said look

6:34

at said afghan government is made

6:36

up a former detainees in gitmo

6:39

this whole the bible laughed

6:41

about this war a working

6:44

did did he agree with this book that is being

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taught with kids that the babies a racist

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the year virtues and more of your habeas

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petition the government of acting as

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war criminals they're holding

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of the detainees by bar government

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that were acting as war criminals if

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core

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right critical race theory into

7:08

our legal system when

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you accuse somebody of a crime are

7:14

you calling them

7:16

a criminal can you

7:18

provide a definition for the word woman

7:22

fucking nonsense nonsense

7:25

what do we know about whether that rather

7:28

sad display of asshole or he actually

7:31

moved any votes or shifted

7:33

public opinion anyway foot does

7:35

not seems to have moved any votes

7:38

and is votes from what we understand right

7:40

now right think that

7:42

jackson came into this hearing ah

7:45

i'm a strong path to

7:47

being confirmed as he first block of us from purchases

7:49

country's history and none of that has changed in fact i

7:52

think if any votes or moves they were they might

7:54

have happened among the

7:56

senate republicans who might be embarrassed

7:58

to be dropping associate with question of dumb ass

8:00

holes like a rob portman

8:03

or arms mitt romney

8:05

your lisa murkowski your susan collins who might

8:07

have been on the fence this might help move them

8:09

and direction voting for it's terms of public opinion

8:12

that's shocking came into this as with the

8:14

greatest base of support of any it's supreme

8:17

court nominee since john

8:20

roberts and i don't

8:22

think she was any support it would not surprise me

8:24

if opposition grew a little bit only

8:26

because the right wing media

8:28

sort of ah taken a pass on

8:31

this confirmation hearing in this nominations

8:33

for the beginning and so it's a lot of the republicans

8:36

in the poll told gala who did the poll

8:38

that they did not have enough information to make a decision

8:41

and damn sure all these clips

8:43

are all over facebook and fox

8:45

news so there you may get may few but i don't think it changes any

8:47

of the dynamics

8:49

yeah the right wing media was like wait a minute a black

8:51

woman being nominated of the supreme court we're not going to sleep

8:53

on that he's a splitter we are you crazy

8:56

when i say get out of on that know you're right

8:58

amygdala body politic in march first the

9:00

eighteenth and found fifty eight percent

9:02

of americans support or jackson's confirmation

9:04

as you said hi since john roberts or seventeen

9:07

years ago though are pretty strong

9:09

base of support a mansion in cinema

9:11

seems solid

9:14

debbie stabenow was the odd number for

9:16

democrat in the senate or her job to count the votes

9:19

ah she said i don't know if any of us

9:21

will be able to sustain that with the grace the point intelligence

9:23

that she showed if anything it's just strengthening

9:26

how people feel about her on the democratic

9:28

side you see no change in any the votes

9:31

well i i write

9:34

if you're the mega base your the mag

9:36

of base you see this stuff on stuff on

9:38

on your prime time fox and you know

9:40

you're you're probably getting angry and outraged

9:42

and suddenly you don't like can potentially brown jackson

9:44

even though you never heard of her is how a

9:48

for for in the i've

9:51

been to be a few have fewer just a

9:53

casual news consumers just

9:55

happened to see you know turn on the news for

9:57

a couple minutes or to scroll through some headline

10:00

then you come away with the impression

10:02

that

10:03

the bunch of these animals were just yelling things

10:05

that her the didn't really make any sense like they sounded

10:07

extreme and incoherent which

10:11

, like you know you can do one or the other

10:13

but you do both and i don't know if you're landing

10:15

any landing any blows there on the supreme

10:17

court nominee particularly because

10:19

so many the issues they raised with her had absolutely

10:22

nothing to do with any of the cases that

10:24

she would weigh in on as in on court justice

10:26

they didn't really link her views

10:29

or judicial philosophy two cases

10:31

that she might see when she's actually

10:33

make year when she's a supreme court justice they

10:35

basically just talked about random

10:38

culture war said that they've been talking about for the last

10:40

couple years anyway and that they wanna talk about

10:42

in the midterms and they used they confirmation

10:45

of the first black woman to serve

10:47

on the supreme court as an

10:49

excuse to bring up all the attacks

10:52

they they want to bring up over the midterms that's

10:54

that's basically what i thought i think it's actually pretty obvious

10:56

to any sort of casual news consumer who saw

10:59

that get there was no subtlety that there's

11:02

no subtlety of in

11:04

there was stiff competition between graham just

11:06

holly marsha blackburn and

11:08

tom cotton for the title of our biggest senate

11:10

asshole that any and then none

11:13

of them we're able to beat the man who's

11:15

been training his entire life or

11:17

moments just like

11:19

under the modern left sensibilities

11:22

if if i ,

11:24

right now that that i'm a woman woman

11:28

then apparently i'm a woman

11:31

tell me does that same principle apply

11:33

to other protected characteristics

11:35

were example i'm characteristics were a smack man

11:37

could could i decide i was an asian man the

11:41

fine okay the

11:45

he is he having is he confuse what's going

11:47

on his ceiling always had good he is being

11:50

his for ted cruz self i look at

11:52

it every so often takers issues from a never seems like

11:54

of the washer via thing plucks

11:56

you've lot of loss you wash your second

11:58

grade class live near a third

12:00

they were flexing your fourth grade class elections

12:02

take last for everything in your life never won

12:04

anything until you realize the

12:07

only count as you can win they

12:09

never lose the biggest asshole so

12:11

congratulations said chris

12:13

you know and he just maybe mrs

12:15

but he just came from there

12:17

the montana airport where he was screaming at a bunch

12:19

of people do you know who i am covering

12:22

them into his every issue at the airports

12:24

precipitous that they did so funny

12:26

is the for ted cruz's he has

12:28

spent his entire life be the most of my to a person

12:30

and any organization room whenever

12:32

he's whenever been in the only people

12:34

who don't dislike ted cruz

12:36

of the people who don't know him and now he's mad at people

12:38

for not knowing him see that's why don't you know

12:40

she's

12:42

the know him is to loathe him i mean that

12:44

is just the truth i thought that the best comment about

12:46

ted cruz's performance came from our own tommy vietor

12:48

who tweeted i know politicians nope

12:53

, is consistently looks as petty

12:55

and small is ted cruz the as the human

12:57

equivalent of a flaccid penis in a freezing cold

13:00

pull this i

13:02

would say i just think if you have a little

13:04

ah

13:05

the behind a curtain here when time he tweeted

13:07

that i texted it to him as he said

13:11

it is that okay aranda by john and

13:13

i said which john the

13:15

subject of a real are you bother with

13:17

lawyer finds out on a bad yes

13:19

no i said because said said the time is it

13:21

but there's

13:22

no one no one is going to ever attack

13:24

you for whatever you say about ted cruz

13:27

unless it's a compliment says you're correct not

13:29

it a free shot as has even

13:31

republicans don't like ted cruz no

13:33

one likes ted cruz i will say

13:35

though and time his tweet total cowards ratio

13:38

ten times the number of like when our teeth on

13:40

that are , guys like that three

13:42

what is going going see what's

13:45

see , takers quote is it lindsey graham who said

13:47

that if ted cruz ah was murder

13:50

on the for the center the one way

13:52

it was it yet it occurs murder the fourth set at no

13:54

one would testify against the murder correct

13:57

correct that was lindsey graham everything

14:00

the know about why republicans

14:02

do what they did over the last three days in

14:04

l a times photographer

14:06

that a fantastic picture of ted cruz

14:09

searching twitter for his own name

14:12

just after he finished yelling

14:14

the judge jackson including them

14:16

for ridiculous quote that we had that first

14:19

clip which was do you think

14:21

the babies are racist

14:23

the egg he just i

14:25

wrote the first of all

14:26

yes it was a complete outrage what

14:29

republicans dead on the senate

14:31

it like everyone should be mad about i was mad about

14:33

it it was also fucking clownish

14:36

and ridiculous that i don't want to let that part go

14:38

either because ted cruz

14:40

is he didn't see it like blow

14:42

up a picture the kid's

14:45

book while the anti racists

14:47

baby more it up put

14:49

it on and evil the as

14:51

the supreme court nominee if she

14:53

thinks that babies are racist

14:58

it doesn't get more fucking nuts than

15:00

that it does when

15:02

there is

15:04

a more serious than got a most irresponsible

15:07

get some of the but it's many people pointed

15:09

this out but i think we should just reiterate

15:11

it which is

15:13

the fact that jackson had to

15:15

sit there and calmly take

15:18

all of this bullshit the is

15:21

the offensive to her as a person and

15:23

it bespeaks a larger double centered in this

15:25

country because take brett kavanaugh

15:27

for instance who got to take widget

15:29

admit lines of inquiry about

15:32

credible allegations sexual assaults throw

15:34

a fucking hissy fit act

15:36

like a giant asshole on the stand

15:39

and in one him votes that

15:41

is other thing a black woman could do in this country associates

15:43

you sit there and listen to these people

15:46

that your nicer demeaned hurts

15:48

demagogue her record and sit there and take

15:50

and how she did that i do not

15:52

know it is to her great credit i'm

15:54

sure it's probably it's spending an entire

15:56

weiss the into a bunch of vassals

15:58

like this maybe not always on national

16:01

television it's why she

16:03

was sitting there sitting there first place it's how she got

16:05

one for dallas and she'd also and in also recent

16:07

performances been through performances couple of confirmation

16:09

before so she's a pro

16:11

in every way you know even the

16:13

new york times

16:15

not in an editorial and and analysis peace

16:18

got exactly what was going on or they

16:20

wrote the message from the texas republican seems

16:22

clear a black woman vying for lifetime

16:24

appointment on the highest court in the land would coddled

16:26

criminals go easy on pedophiles and subject

16:29

white people to the view that they were by nature oppressors

16:32

i'm not subtle there's not really

16:34

that subtle i'll tell you what was the least

16:36

subtle things are in case you're wondering

16:38

if if if the republican senators

16:41

were still a little too subtle for you what they were trying

16:43

to do ah here's mega

16:45

youth media start charlie kirk saying

16:47

the choir part out loud on his show this week

16:49

quote kittens you brown jackson

16:51

is what your country looks like on critical

16:54

race theory your children and your grandchildren

16:56

going to have to take orders from people like

17:00

and what's amazing is that she has kind of an attitude

17:03

to fucking gross

17:07

how do you think your jackson and the democrats

17:09

on the committee handled all this bullshit i

17:11

mean she did a phenomenal job

17:14

producers and we like who knows how to anyone

17:16

has the forbearance to put up with

17:18

these people in answer calmly and

17:21

try to make sense of these asinine

17:23

questions to make legitimate points about the kind

17:25

of justice she would be make the case recovery she did

17:27

a phenomenal job i think

17:29

some democrats did better than others

17:31

obviously senator book senator gave or gave that

17:33

was incredibly emotional and powerful

17:36

and ah the

17:38

very worthy of the moment i

17:41

think the

17:43

democrats could have done more to push

17:45

back on her behalf to call

17:47

out of the republicans were doing more explicit waste

17:49

cobb and sort of it's this

17:52

is the asymmetry of a lot of

17:54

these hearings for democrats either

17:57

whether the house and senate as republicans

17:59

treat them as this performance art

18:01

for social media cable television and democrats

18:03

treat them as a serious congressional hearing nama

18:05

think we should act like them but we shouldn't

18:07

we should i we need to be able

18:10

to anticipate and respond to their tactics

18:12

more aggressively and

18:14

cleverly the just suggesting that they have exceeded

18:16

for time with surfaced cities like the problem

18:18

is not the your ass over six minutes at a five minute

18:20

a lotta times the promise your ass all

18:23

right i think that somehow we have to call out yeah

18:27

i just want to one

18:28

i want to have a play couple clips here just

18:30

to get content you burn jackson's voice is

18:32

near and cory booker speech which was

18:35

i thought phenomenal ah this

18:37

is as close as judge jackson

18:39

got to annoyed during this

18:41

or entire three days of really

18:44

annoying bullshit from republicans people

18:46

committee gave him very months my question is

18:48

do you regret that are not sen

18:51

why i regret it

18:53

is that in a hearing about

18:56

mike wallace the key in too

18:59

the adjusted on the supreme

19:01

court we spent a lot of time

19:05

focusing this

19:07

small subset of my

19:09

sentences you know and she goes on

19:11

to talk about how you

19:14

know any judge who has

19:17

to decide a case that involves child

19:19

abuse like some of these

19:21

cases that they're questioning her about

19:23

it is a grueling thing to go through

19:26

you know and and if if you know what to do

19:28

the vet to do this and i do it is

19:30

like you have to you

19:32

have to look to the images you have to read the testimony

19:35

the case it is not easy and and she

19:37

spoke eloquently i thought

19:39

about how awful and

19:41

hard it was and how just

19:44

this despicable these

19:46

crimes are and see

19:48

in her sentencing is

19:50

just right in the center

19:53

with all these other judges republican

19:55

nominee to judges democrat nominated judges

19:57

judges the josh holly voted for to

20:00

in the same fucking sentences

20:02

as they have with all other judges have and

20:04

yet she has to deal with us because

20:06

josh holly decided that it would be

20:09

a good line of attack that it was not

20:11

just soft on crime but also soft

20:13

on child's crime which is a you

20:16

know dog whistle to the fucking q and on people

20:18

who by the way got it because it was all over their message

20:20

board so they heard it they heard the whistle

20:23

and here's cory booker his speech which i thought

20:25

was by far just the best of the week it's

20:27

hard for me not to look at you not see my

20:29

mom not to

20:31

see my

20:33

i got one of them who had to come here

20:35

and sit behind you the attribute

20:38

she had to have your back see

20:40

my ancestors and years nobody's

20:43

going to steal the joy that woman in the streets

20:46

or the cause it i'm getting where the texts

20:48

nobody's going to steal bachelor you

20:51

have on the spot you are worthy

20:54

you are a great american i

20:57

will just say that i thought no

20:59

one made republican

21:02

senators the smaller

21:05

than cory booker did the other

21:07

day

21:08

no expression of outrage know

21:10

burn know tweet know attack

21:12

on republicans from any other democrats

21:15

i i get what you're saying about

21:17

you know or other democrats definitely could have done

21:20

a little bit more and when you actually look

21:22

through the hearings you know they said it

21:24

was gross , beneath

21:26

that the hearings and how are we dealing

21:28

with this and you know you're putting words in the

21:30

witnesses mouth like they did all that

21:33

dick durbin do not get control of the committee

21:35

and you know let them keep going and probably could

21:37

have dabbled them in earlier for sure

21:39

but like they did attacked

21:42

the other public and centers but that's not what was

21:44

needed that doesn't necessarily what

21:46

was going to stick with people what was going

21:48

to stick with people stick people are going to take away from

21:50

this and remember if they remember anything

21:52

aside from those fucking awful gross

21:54

attacks is what cory booker said

21:58

and i think that only cory booker could

22:00

done that and i i i don't know that we needed

22:02

another impassioned speech from like

22:04

a white guy on the committee like i

22:06

what what we needed was what cory booker

22:08

said just and and said thought that well i i

22:10

buy cried now multiple times when i've heard that

22:12

which is just it was in it was an amazing speak the

22:14

i i think you're exactly right about

22:18

the power of booker speech why but

22:20

also the right approach

22:22

is to return to first principles

22:25

which is it is not like

22:27

this hearing is theoretically

22:30

about the qualifications of the of

22:32

this judge to become a supreme court justice

22:35

but what if you hit and this is sort of are probably

22:37

try to do is say in a very good as dragging us all

22:39

into the might end up losing sight

22:42

the bigger picture which is

22:45

it is are horrendous injustice

22:47

that for the history of this country there's never been a black

22:50

woman on the nazis report deaths

22:52

horrendous and that wrong is

22:54

being right here and is being ready with a tremendous

22:57

qualified brilliant woman

23:00

apparently incredibly patient woman to do

23:02

it adds that you

23:04

don't i think that's why the number you know

23:07

in that poll that we talked about earlier in the podcast

23:09

are so high for for a relative

23:11

to set you know whether it was

23:14

a lady kagan or the

23:16

of course it's for republicans or whatever else

23:19

was because this is a moment people recognize

23:21

that moment and cory booker reminded us

23:23

of that moment as a sort of or horse or try that's

23:25

part of the tactic years in in of

23:27

with some efficacy because it took us

23:29

and told us and i know city mid american

23:31

spike as to hear just jackson's force

23:33

right to talk about acts as

23:36

a know kudos a cory booker for

23:38

sort of thinking about politics in a bigger

23:40

way and reminder guess of the greater truth here

23:42

and that's what cuts through all the bullshit

23:45

i think we're democrats need to keep in mind is

23:47

that when the most important things he said

23:49

was i'm not letting anyone in the senate

23:51

steal my joy

23:54

the town's you brown jackson is going to get confirmed

23:56

she's fifty one years old the gonna

23:58

be on the supreme court for a long time should

24:01

be the first black woman to serve on supreme

24:03

court after far far too long and

24:05

she's going to have a huge impact i'm

24:08

not just a symbolic impact but in the actual

24:10

decisions that she hands down and hopefully

24:12

she can about some point when the

24:15

liberal justices or and majority but

24:18

we're going to get around the court and that's the when and

24:20

and people should feel very proud of that in

24:22

should not let yourself get dragged down in the moderate

24:24

republicans because that is what they want our friend

24:28

heather muggy really made me think what the a tweet

24:31

where'd she she tweeted a picture of cruz looking for

24:33

his own name and she said yeah this is why

24:35

i haven't the amplified

24:38

a lot of the republican comments over the last couple

24:40

days even to attack them even to disagree

24:42

with them because that's what they want they

24:45

want us to argue about the

24:47

bullshit that they said they want us to remember

24:50

that that's what they said and what

24:52

we should take away from this hearing is what the

24:54

time you brown jackson said about herself

24:56

about her record about her life but her qualifications

24:59

and what cory booker said about what this moment truly

25:02

means for her for black

25:04

americans and for the entire country and

25:06

that's what we should take away from me this this

25:08

period end of last

25:10

year or so has been incredibly frustrating for a lot

25:12

of progresses right a lot of the things that

25:15

we hope to get done have run into joe manchin

25:17

or cure some cinnamon all that but

25:20

that great two thousand transaction was sitting there

25:22

in that hearing room yesterday it's it

25:24

is going to be confirms from courts

25:26

is

25:27

only because of the work

25:30

people did in the presidential election

25:32

an interpreter so for whatever

25:34

things that we want to get them we have not gotten done yet

25:36

that usually

25:39

important incredible thing that is going to

25:41

last for decades happened

25:43

because a bunch of people did a whole bunch of really

25:45

important organizing work and like so if you're looking

25:47

for reasons to remember what felt so good

25:49

this is one of them yeah you wonder

25:51

why you did the work this is why did we've

25:54

got little bit about different uses pod but even

25:57

though a lot of the antics from the hearings were just republicans

26:00

republicans it also seem like they were testing

26:02

outlines of attacked for the midterms on

26:04

their favorite culture where issues crime critical

26:06

race theory chance transgender rights

26:09

or i know you were to message box about this today

26:12

, do you what are your thoughts republicans

26:15

has to

26:17

strategies for twenty twenty two

26:19

and one of them if they have to keep

26:22

their base at a fever

26:24

pitch and that's what all this culture

26:26

war stuff is about it's about

26:28

weaponizing race in

26:30

crime and demagoguing

26:34

the trans community and everything else

26:36

is to scare the living shit

26:38

out of

26:40

the airbase breitbart more overwhelmingly

26:42

white base but they want

26:45

to do that for their base and

26:47

dad which they believe they communicate

26:49

with directly through fox they spark whatever

26:51

observe right wing media machine then

26:54

also have a separate message that

26:56

is about inflation in gas prices

26:58

ads and wherever we are in

27:01

the pandemic on election day canton so there's

27:03

this is the this is that first part about trying to

27:05

keep people as fired up

27:07

the as possible to get as much for know they can

27:09

possibly get it which is why they

27:12

you know it's it's not an accident

27:14

that they made this explicit appeals to queue and

27:16

aunts because you know and is less

27:18

we should be very specific about what that what that is

27:20

she went on is a halt

27:23

to the f b i have gotten message earth and republicans

27:25

need them as further coalition because

27:27

for all of the discussion of the strength

27:29

they have in the selection because of inflation

27:32

or gas prices present binds of providing be

27:35

political position of republicans continues

27:37

to deteriorate nationally their bases

27:39

shrinking as a percentage of countries and so

27:41

they need to and on said this is

27:43

this is explicit appeal to keep those

27:46

people in the base

27:49

yeah no i think it's a very good point

27:51

that republicans just

27:53

get their base excited outraged

27:56

over all this shit they like to do

27:59

that's probably not enough what

28:01

they have also is this message

28:03

about

28:04

inflation and chaos

28:06

everywhere and aren't you just unhappy with the way things

28:09

are going in the country particularly the economy right

28:11

arm that of course they may

28:13

end up winning the midterms based on that message

28:16

that's not what gets them up in the mornings right would

28:18

would get some up in the morning is picking fights

28:21

about race and sex and gender

28:23

and identity and that's

28:25

what did and you saw me tearing for that's what they really

28:27

care about but it is it

28:30

is tricky for them because some of the voters

28:32

they may get

28:33

by saying aren't you just pissed off about

28:35

inflation of don't you think biden should have fixed it by now

28:38

not agree with them are all of these

28:40

positions that they took this week that people saw on

28:42

tv or and i actually think that i

28:45

did today over reached

28:47

a good deal in this hearing because

28:50

it's like they like think they seemed

28:53

the with race and sex

28:56

and gender

28:57

in a way where you know like i said had ted

28:59

cruz's blowing up a kid's book marsha

29:02

blackburn is asking a supreme court nominee

29:04

to define the word woman i

29:06

mean it seems like an

29:08

obsession and again i'm not talking about to the base

29:10

the base buzzes the base gets hit the

29:12

base get outraged over the shit but for

29:14

most people who don't follow this it

29:17

seems fucking weird it

29:19

seems like a weird fucking obsession and also

29:21

like your this was this was of the hearing but

29:24

mike braun a republican senator

29:26

from indiana

29:27

said during an interview about your jackson's confirmation

29:30

on tuesday that he'd be open

29:32

to the supreme court overturning

29:34

it's nineteen sixty seven ruling

29:37

but legalized interracial marriage

29:40

in he'd be okay with that with the supreme

29:42

court leaving that issue up to the states also

29:44

of contraception as well here's

29:46

a clip so you'd be okay with the supreme

29:48

court leaving the question of interracial

29:51

marriage to the states

29:53

yes i think that that's something that die

29:55

if you're not wanting to supreme court's

29:57

to wait and on issue

30:00

the like that where you're not going to

30:02

be able to have your cake and eat it too i think it's hypocritical

30:04

not going to be able to have your cake and eat

30:06

it too interracial marriage

30:09

or they went on to ask him about chris while vs connecticut

30:11

which case about contraception he said the same thing

30:13

with that too so that's contraception your kids

30:16

to ninety

30:18

five percent of americans support interracial

30:20

marriage dan just i'd never thought we'd have to bring up

30:22

that number sum of all for

30:24

just ninety five percent of people supports

30:27

interracial marriage seventy eight

30:29

percent support birth control access

30:31

to fucking birth control and this country's

30:34

armed and you know marcus a stern

30:36

at slate point something else out with sort of

30:38

got lost in the hearings john cornyn

30:40

during the hearing when after all burgers

30:43

which is the decision that legalizes same

30:45

sex marriage in this country and

30:48

less you think that because oberg for

30:50

was decided in twenty fifteen that republicans have given

30:53

up on attacking same sex

30:55

marriage not

30:57

so not so because john cornyn

30:59

during the hearing started going after oberg a

31:01

felon basically let them know that yeah that's

31:03

that's what they want their justices to do that's what

31:05

they want conservative justice to do is under his to

31:08

overturn

31:09

oh burger fell and that's seventy five

31:11

per cent support for gay marriage in this

31:13

you know i

31:16

wouldn't expect to hear all that this week especially of

31:19

my brand talk about interracial marriage where you

31:21

were it's what is debris more surprised

31:24

by that

31:25

someone named mike brown said that are that

31:27

there was some one day my brontosaurus necessary

31:32

i do not agree i agree with senator from indiana

31:34

apparently i guess apparently sorry us what

31:37

, mean it's he made of he made a lame

31:39

attempt to clean up the statement later on which you

31:42

all heard at eyes are

31:44

you know we played the clip we didn't have the club originally

31:47

i'm like you know what he tried to clean up

31:49

let's make sure everyone can hear it does that barry was

31:51

right there right don't think that was that are

31:53

they that was of was mistake or that

31:55

mistake or it was a yes or no question

31:57

he answered yes there is no it

32:02

i mean i think there is something to

32:04

be taken from this it connects

32:06

to the earlier discussion about how

32:09

the republicans have been trying to weaponize

32:11

race and class and what i was

32:13

most struck by other than a

32:16

city united set of the united center so he

32:18

be okay with states banning interracial marriage

32:21

is there's almost no democrats talked about the

32:25

came and went the and yeah

32:28

i i you

32:30

know you have the scottish on the you know there's nothing

32:33

i fucking hate more that the people who have never

32:35

worked in politics suitors have access to twitter

32:37

who constantly does yell about democrats doing more

32:39

it's quite hard or do more

32:42

have more press conferences those people the

32:45

old a have no idea what is that type the

32:47

decisions

32:48

politicians have to make them how hard you just get your message out

32:50

and they never sort of account for the

32:52

democratic messaging disadvantage

32:54

or that there's no one person in charge of the party

32:57

but this this of those situations where democrats

32:59

should have done the guys why

33:02

is as much as wine statement

33:05

by one random senator who discovered existed

33:07

twenty four hours ago

33:09

what he's this is essentially the truth

33:11

the underbelly of the entire

33:14

republican message the republican

33:16

messages make america great again it is a

33:19

restorative message is that the

33:21

argument is that america

33:24

is getting more diverse it's change we are

33:26

heading towards able to racial democracies

33:28

and that multiracial democracy is bad

33:31

for you like

33:33

and so we're going to return to the period before

33:35

that before voting rights before so rights before

33:38

the supreme court legalized interracial

33:40

marriage and when people your

33:42

opponent's tell you something that is supported by

33:44

five percent of the countries that is poor

33:47

to their message you have to share

33:49

with them over them fucking heads on impulse

33:51

yes there was there was going on there were

33:53

none of confirmation or supreme court justice

33:56

ukraine gas prices everyone

33:58

saying tacos or but that's but i then

34:00

there's his learned

34:01

hopelessness among democrats that is

34:04

if the topic is race

34:06

crime it's an automatic loser for a so we

34:08

have to immediately ignore it let the pitch

34:10

go by and try to get on a more favorable territories

34:13

and we know republicans because

34:15

of their messaging our dictate the terms of conversation

34:18

in put a preposition america us so we

34:20

have to figure out how to take those issues on and

34:22

win them and then be able to move to more favorable

34:24

to rate and sofa votes republican just

34:26

imagine for a second the she was on other sites

34:29

and a democrat said something like that imagine

34:31

what the republicans when adults what fox would have

34:33

died third and statements on the floor the senate

34:35

the tweets air and there was nothing

34:38

lots of democratic activists talked about

34:40

it's i'm a bit of democratic groups pushed

34:42

it bites the official establishment

34:44

democratic party with this pitch go by and

34:46

or them and he teaches left until twenty twenty two

34:50

the into the the problem is some

34:52

democrats tree all

34:55

of these cultural or issues the

34:57

same they may believe

34:59

that they are all

35:01

the advice is and that we shouldn't talk

35:03

about them because in some sometimes it's unpopular

35:05

and look there are some positions

35:08

that we hold his democrats on

35:10

cultural and racial issues that

35:14

aren't as popular but we hold them

35:16

because it's the right thing to do and that's

35:18

our values and we believe in them and good for

35:20

us this what

35:22

what we saw this week

35:24

the republicans going after interracial

35:27

marriage gay marriage birth control

35:30

that is not something anyone needs to be afraid

35:32

of that is something the democrats should be shouting

35:34

from the rooftops ninety five

35:36

percent support seventy five percent supports

35:39

eighty percent support these are issues

35:41

that we are on the right this is issue that splits

35:43

the republican party right this unites

35:46

democrats this is seventy

35:48

eighty percent ninety percent support among independents

35:51

and probably half repub half a republican

35:53

voters believe these things to and

35:56

democrats should absolutely march away from

35:58

these hearings been like we saw this week that republicans

36:01

told the country that of a return to power they

36:03

want to go after interracial marriage they were to

36:05

go after gay marriage they want to go after your

36:07

contraception that's the kind of judicial system

36:09

that they want in this country you

36:12

know it if you're not doing that what are you doing the

36:17

maybe they will maybe they will it's just been a week

36:19

ah let's talk about what else democrats can do to

36:21

respond to these lines of attack at of the midterms

36:24

the national republican congressional committee lead

36:26

to an internal pulled the political this week that showed republicans

36:28

ahead on the generic ballot by four

36:30

points and seventy seven competitive districts

36:33

the joe biden one by an average of five

36:35

point five points twenty twenty

36:38

seventy five percent of voters in his district say that democrats

36:40

are caught out of touch or condescending and

36:42

those who identify the economy or inflation

36:44

as their top concern support republicans

36:46

by over twenty point the

36:49

internal nrcc paul so obviously

36:51

to be taken with a huge grain of salt

36:53

but you're decouple see chair

36:55

sean patrick maloney and the democratic candidates

36:58

in those districts how if

37:00

at all does what you heard this week from those republican

37:02

senators

37:03

change or shape your campaign going forward

37:05

it is yet another argument for why

37:08

making this election more of a choice

37:10

and less of a referendum is too hard for matic

37:12

is at it's republicans have unpopular

37:14

positions they are obsessed with cultural issues

37:16

that are massively detached from the huge challenges

37:19

that american families are facing instead of worrying

37:21

about gas prices are the costs of things at the grocery

37:23

stores they are focused on policing

37:25

kids box overturn a getting

37:27

rid of gay marriage deciding who marries

37:30

who write gay marriage and or a summer's

37:32

we have to go on office

37:35

and that that may not

37:37

be enough this is a brutal political

37:40

why it sure as hell better than

37:43

what it is has been happening so we have to go on offense

37:45

we have to attack the republicans we have

37:47

to do it with a unified voice with a singular

37:50

message we have to do is where

37:52

there is no were running we're not running local campaigns

37:55

are not this isn't the to do this is generic

37:57

democratic it's you know if republicans people

37:59

actually

38:00

like generic democrat better generic republicans they

38:02

really like generic democratic policies that are generic

38:04

republicans and so let's go

38:06

have the argue yeah

38:09

it's actually a lot more simple than

38:11

people may get to beat me to remind

38:13

people of their extreme positions and remind

38:15

them they will turn those positions into laws if they

38:17

were these are extreme

38:20

right wing culture warriors the

38:23

will fuck with your life if they when

38:25

they will fuck with ah they will fuck with

38:27

you over who you are

38:29

well you love who you marry what

38:31

you look like what you do with your own body

38:33

what kind of healthcare you can get how easy

38:36

it is for you to vote whether your vote will even

38:38

count they will not take care of you they will not

38:40

protect you about

38:43

themselves themselves themselves

38:46

a of themselves as

38:48

a you're upset

38:50

the country things aren't going well understandable

38:53

this is the alternative they have

38:55

offered this pretty

38:58

clear message

38:59

the messages it could be worse

39:02

ssssss , i

39:05

mean do we wanna be on earth is everywhere

39:07

said deal with this viewers yes

39:10

yeah there's also a number of

39:12

wonderful policies the democrats have that

39:14

if only we had a couple more democratic

39:17

senators would make a huge difference

39:19

in people's lives for three other that's

39:21

the other messages well we had a lot of good

39:23

stuff other than the german

39:25

speakers and cinnamon fucking with that he give us to

39:27

more senators we could actually passed

39:29

into law so that's that's the other side your your

39:31

bumper stickers it could be worse in fifty two

39:33

is the new system has affected

39:36

us i when we come back

39:38

then we'll talk to state department counsellor

39:40

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right now president biden as in europe for a series

44:51

of critical meetings were allies to discuss the russian

44:54

invasion of ukraine which is now entering it's

44:56

second month journey me now to discuss

44:58

by the strip of states berman counselor their choice

45:00

derek walcott deposit america he is

45:02

great we really agree to be off with the pod here

45:05

absolutely

45:06

the there can you let's start with the series

45:08

these this high profile series of meetings the president

45:11

is doing whatever he and the emission

45:13

from an accomplice abroad on this trip

45:16

sure a day and well today it's

45:18

been months since russia's

45:20

invasion of ukraine began

45:23

of course every day we see new images

45:25

of brutality and and terrible

45:28

things happening in you preach is so this was

45:30

a special nato summit normally as you know

45:33

the senate's take months and months and months

45:35

to prepare but this

45:37

is something that was not planned a month ago this

45:39

is just put together just really in the last

45:41

week and so it's opportunity the

45:44

president biden to be in

45:46

brussels with twenty nine other a

45:48

nato leaders and it also he's gonna

45:50

be seen meters of the g seven as

45:52

well as the european union so

45:55

really over the twenty four hour span here

45:57

this is a an opportunity for the president

45:59

said the signals with all of

46:01

our important partners who is

46:03

all be contributing to this effort to support

46:06

ukraine and punish russia but

46:08

also to chart a way ahead on some of

46:10

the things that were worried about happening

46:12

in the future we're going

46:14

those use as we sort of look at what's happening

46:17

they're sort of like two things that i think are true

46:19

with the same time one is anyone who works if the

46:21

sanctions that input into to put

46:23

into date by the u s nato

46:26

all of our partners that been very damaging

46:28

to the russian economy is to the oligarchs

46:31

who fun prudence efforts yet

46:33

at the same time it does not seem to

46:35

have stopped certainly not up the basin or even

46:37

it's really him the and some of the atrocious

46:40

and horrendous things that's ah

46:42

been present a prudent is doing in

46:45

you can other more levers the president wants

46:47

support as or thinks he's trying to get his allies

46:49

to agree to hear that were put additional pressure

46:51

on russia sure well

46:53

there's there's more sanctions that

46:56

are being outlined right now and effectiveness

46:58

today the president outlined

47:00

another three hundred some russian

47:02

individuals members of the duma other government

47:04

leaders

47:05

that united states gonna be sanctioning as well

47:08

as other defense entities as we

47:10

continue to though

47:12

it the various pieces of the russian economy

47:14

to fueling this conflict and also enabling

47:17

punto to stay in power on at

47:20

the same time the europeans are also going to

47:22

be putting additional sanctions on

47:24

which is particularly meaningful because the

47:26

extent of europe's economic relationship

47:29

with russia which is much larger

47:31

than the u s or relationship and

47:34

also importantly and this and this the presents

47:36

gonna be talking about with european union leadership

47:38

is working with europe on their

47:41

own energy independence because the area

47:43

where europe and russia have deepest

47:45

a relationship is on energy and

47:47

so europe gets a good

47:50

chunk of it's energy supplies from russia as

47:52

for many years so that is a point of

47:54

leverage that russia has over europe

47:56

europe is nevertheless move forward on

47:58

sanctions media which surprised

48:00

a lot of folks about the degree

48:03

of which europe was willing to go forward and meaningful

48:05

sanctions against russia and they're willing to do more

48:07

but apparently we're to talk to them about ways we can we

48:09

the united states can help european partners

48:12

become more energy independence

48:14

or less reliant on rush

48:16

that's more of a long term strategy to deal

48:18

with russia's influence of the recent correct yeah maybe

48:20

there's some short term things we can do to help

48:22

bridge you have these remaining

48:24

cold months to get to the summer and fall

48:28

but yes this is something that you're not going

48:30

to be able to wean europe

48:32

off russian energy and a matter of months

48:34

he gets could take years to do that

48:37

is there another important aspect

48:39

of this trip data do with the refugee crisis

48:41

in europe since i'm in prison by an intense to

48:44

address the reports today that united

48:46

states is super to accept that upwards of one hundred

48:48

thousand the ukrainian refugees

48:50

and make a significant resource commitment

48:53

to the region what can you tell us about that's

48:55

so in your i mean this is the largest

48:57

refugee crisis be seen in europe since

48:59

the second world war

49:01

there are more than three million folks who

49:04

left ukraine and and there's

49:06

than more than double that displaced

49:09

within ukraine so up at

49:11

this point about a quarter of ukraine's population

49:14

is displaced and what that means is that they have less

49:16

their home so they are either somewhere else in ukraine

49:19

seeking seeking shelter they have crossed the border

49:21

and become refugees on

49:24

, the brunt of that is being a

49:26

bore bind the polls and so the polls

49:29

right now have over two million refugees

49:31

from ukraine that's why prison biden

49:33

will be going to to meet most

49:35

of these refugees over the weekend and and also

49:37

meet with the polish government because

49:40

the polish government and or people are sacrificing

49:42

a huge amount so united states

49:44

we gotta do our part and so for that is

49:47

with the presence announced with that we'd be willing to

49:49

take up to one hundred thousand ukrainian refugees

49:52

are that's a significant number of units that

49:54

doesn't ever itself is more than refugees

49:58

all around the world that we take the year

50:00

annually on know

50:02

it is unclear frankly honey it is refugees

50:05

would want to come to united states at this point i mean

50:07

i think a lot the folks who let

50:10

ukraine because of the war that

50:12

they want to go back once the were in some big

50:14

since they want to go back to their own and so oh

50:17

but with nevertheless are willing to take up to

50:19

one hundred thousand and i think that's that's

50:21

the least we can do right now given the magnitude of this

50:26

another element of this is it i know is on the

50:28

agenda for dominion to go with nato

50:30

is the potential for russian cyber

50:32

attacks on us or nato partners ah

50:35

pniewska advisor jake sullivan talk more about this

50:37

the other day or what he tells her

50:39

with the united states is doing to prepare

50:42

for such attacks ads what

50:44

how we're seeking or with the discussions are

50:46

happy with our allies but what a response

50:48

to those attacks would look like sure on

50:52

obviously we've been worry about russian cyber attacks

50:54

for quite some time the preceding

50:56

this crisis and we've been the victim we're united

50:58

states have arrested cyberattacks of well as several

51:00

years or so

51:03

part of what we try to do is do is our resilience

51:05

and make sure that particularly

51:08

critical infrastructure is

51:10

protected as best we can are also the

51:12

us government these and we have information are getting

51:15

information out to industry and

51:17

to produce particularly those who would

51:19

be most vulnerable to arrest and cyberattacks

51:21

trying to build awareness among the american people

51:24

as well and so that's why glad you asked

51:26

me about it because i think you're

51:28

all of us ah could be victimized

51:30

by russian cyber attack in some shape or another

51:32

and so ah although we

51:34

haven't seen a silly evidence that one is moving

51:37

and we have to be vigilant and ready for one

51:40

arm , then also we've been very

51:42

clear to the russians that that

51:44

that would cross the line ah and

51:47

or your present biden when he was with

51:49

them up by to recoup last

51:51

summer in geneva when they had a summit meeting there

51:54

and it was shortly after the colonial pipeline

51:56

attack which , off

51:58

liner and the pipeline and

52:00

it was it was it was attributed

52:03

to to criminal network not

52:05

necessarily the back by the russian government

52:07

but yeah president present vine

52:09

said the president potent in the wake of

52:11

that lucky got a crackdown on these guys go do

52:13

something about this because you know you're gonna lie and

52:15

you pipeline soon where

52:17

would it would be pretty easy for us some

52:19

of those went offline though

52:22

i you know i think we're the

52:24

good news is we haven't seen evidence of that yet

52:26

the bad news with we have to be ready for it

52:28

and be vigilant in case one of those attacks were

52:30

to happen it's something for by talked

52:32

about with nato allies the

52:35

my years of going back and forth the nato

52:37

meetings and it's it's been an ongoing discussion

52:39

at nato for many years about what the alliance

52:41

conducive working with other countries

52:44

try to deter those attacks to then also

52:46

responded the thing will occur

52:49

yesterday secretary blinken reaffirmed

52:52

a statement of the president by did made ah

52:55

recently up are suggesting that

52:57

the russians had engaged in war crimes and

52:59

this was surgically can made a more formal

53:02

detail presentation of that

53:04

case can use what is the sort

53:06

of substantive legal value of

53:08

that and where is it go from here sure

53:10

well it it he said in that hope

53:13

last week the president and secretary

53:15

of state

53:16

they're did in their opinion they

53:18

work on to being committed inside ukraine

53:20

and we just needed it's use our own

53:22

eyes to see that happening with our is

53:24

hospital getting bombed the right shelters

53:27

that are clearly identified with children and and

53:29

being bombed us it's it is a war crime

53:31

to intentionally target civilian

53:33

areas and that is that is happening so

53:36

what was announced the other day you're at the state

53:38

department was the conclusion

53:40

of some evidentiary work that has done some

53:43

some research and gathering of the

53:45

data that couldn't could conclusively

53:47

say that were grinds had been committed

53:49

now there's various legal process

53:51

is underway and international community there is an international

53:54

criminal court which forced united states

53:56

is not part of but we can contribute

54:00

the didn't do it it it accent cases

54:02

are are , come

54:04

forward and so what

54:06

are the reasons why we did it yesterday is to make clear

54:08

that clear this that a and there's an evidentiary

54:11

basis for it the beaters

54:13

don't need to be accountable it

54:15

actually interesting the sweetest little off topic

54:17

but on monday of this week secretary blinken

54:19

with the holocaust museum here in washington

54:22

and announced a

54:24

conclusion that he had made the seats formatted

54:26

made formatted genocide had occurred in

54:29

burma ah several years ago

54:31

and that's something that's something that's of research and time

54:33

to come to that conclusion and

54:35

even though the these crimes that those crimes were committed

54:37

several years ago it was important for

54:39

us here today for years later to

54:42

talk about it if the show that that

54:44

we are watching and if there's accountability and

54:46

so that's part of what we wanted to make this announcement

54:49

yesterday that has been assertive process that

54:51

the us will be part of international community

54:53

to ensure that there's accountability for the

54:55

actions that are taking place today and ukraine dumb

54:58

so just so

55:00

the gonna do get on the suspects because

55:02

the us is not apart like russia not

55:04

a part of the international criminal courts the

55:07

if another country where a good for

55:09

maybe this is part of plan where to make

55:11

a findings to that court with us

55:14

would supply evident does he have it in akron for you

55:16

can we can provide information for

55:18

it it is for that case in

55:20

in so that's part of what we what we're

55:23

started do and it when the invasion started you put together

55:25

a team here in the us government to

55:27

to a crew the evidence and

55:29

sort of keep an eye on everything and he

55:31

said we had information that could corroborate

55:34

anything that were sitting on with

55:36

our own eyes me that's when it's remarkable that this war

55:38

is so much of it is unfolding

55:40

right unfolding front of us in real time either

55:43

from citizen journalists on the ground or

55:45

or the in an all of journalists we got the

55:47

out there in the field so this

55:50

was just the formal evidentiary basis

55:52

of of the war crimes

55:54

i know another topic of discussion among

55:56

the u s and in our allies over the course of

55:58

this twenty four hour period is about the potential

56:01

for russia to use weapons of

56:03

mass destruction there have been some concerns

56:06

, about the potential for using chemical

56:08

weapons and even nuclear weapons

56:10

and attacked attacked pretty disturbing reports

56:13

in a recent they are so that suggested that's

56:16

us military officials were unable to

56:18

get russian officials on the phone

56:21

to have conversations that may seem weird

56:23

to folks malik wow these are these phone busts

56:25

even in the height of the cold war find those

56:28

ten was very important keep those back channels

56:30

open so that no one misunderstood

56:32

something exact one had entered the

56:34

world and another was another accident occurred

56:37

yes exactly is earth

56:39

what is the level of concern about that are there other

56:41

back channels were unaware of were just communications

56:43

happenings that that are more

56:46

in the normal course of business here you

56:48

know what our flat what was the conversation like

56:50

about this concern so we

56:52

are very concerned about it in one of the reasons why

56:54

we're concerned is russes talking a lot

56:56

about it in as we've seen in

56:58

their playbook the to linda

57:01

the third that the ukraine is using

57:03

chemical weapons or ukraine and the us

57:05

are are creating chemical

57:07

weapons on their own the bio lab can scare

57:09

off for a wholly bogus right

57:11

and this is this is right out of their playbook but

57:13

that's increase a pretext or justification

57:15

in their minds the use of such weapons

57:18

so we haven't seen indications

57:20

that they're preparing for that however we are

57:22

hearing them say publicly and

57:25

, concerns about ukraine chemical

57:27

weapons which again is completely bogus

57:29

ah so that's why we need to be

57:31

vigilant about be vigilant it's

57:35

one of the things the president biden talked

57:37

about today at nato

57:39

and with other european leaders about

57:43

erie canal about their concerns with in also thinking

57:45

about what we may they do and response

57:47

or how we could how we could best prepare for that it actually

57:50

nato made some decisions today i

57:52

think i need was a military alliance and so

57:54

forth are nato military to coordinate

57:57

in response options

58:00

in terms of how if if if

58:02

god forbid a chemical weapon use there

58:04

could be a real danger to european countries

58:06

with you know plumes

58:08

of chemical weapons materials you know flowing

58:10

across borders about how we can best

58:12

defend ourselves from

58:15

the last question i know another huge

58:18

priority sector a blink end in the by

58:20

demonstration is trying to ah

58:22

reconstitute the nuclear agreement

58:24

with iran's what is happening in russia

58:27

the credit and complications are they really could tell me

58:30

about progress you're amazing and how you're navigating

58:32

the situation that russia is a poor was a part of the original

58:34

agreement plays an important role in

58:36

what a new agreement would look like yeah so

58:39

russia has been part of the of the

58:41

process going back to the original ran

58:43

agreement negotiated the obama administration

58:46

ah , for the negotiations with the iranians

58:48

to to curb their their nuclear

58:51

program program up until this

58:53

crisis up until the invasion they had they

58:56

a relatively constructive part

58:58

of those negotiations are they were throwing

59:00

up roadblocks or anything ah we

59:03

we hit a wrinkle a few weeks ago with

59:05

weeks but ah i

59:07

think it's that could be ironed out the we have we're

59:09

still not an agreement yes with a

59:11

return to that exists or called the jcp way

59:14

that the iran nuclear deal on

59:16

i think our perspective is dan first

59:19

that the policy that we inherited the policy

59:21

policy last several years now so

59:23

called maxim pressure against iran has not worked

59:25

at all it's made a runs program were dangerous

59:28

nuclear program more dangerous and it's made iran

59:30

and were dangerous actor or throughout

59:32

the middle east on so

59:34

we believe the getting back to the jcp away

59:36

with puts iran's nuclear program in program box

59:39

is the best way for i think particularly

59:41

given the moment where in where we were just talking

59:44

about the possible use a wmd in ukraine

59:46

the last thing we need is another nuclear crisis

59:49

in the world happen simultaneously so

59:51

we're not there yet it a deal on now i don't

59:53

know whether we will i be able to finish

59:56

the deal with the iranians because we still

59:58

have some details the to thing around

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we do into the deal reenter

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the deal i think we would make us safer

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for your weekend from nbc first read quote

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when donald trump travels to georgia the sunday for his

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latest rally he'll arrive in his weakest political

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position in months within his own

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party here's why in

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georgia poll showed the trump back

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david perdue trailing gov brian camp

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despite trump appearing in multiple purdue

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ads in missouri trump is now

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hinting that he may end his flirtation with endorsing

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eric great and after court filings

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revealed the former governors ex wife accused

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him of physically abusing her and

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their three year old son to the point where she

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slept in the child's room to protect i

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couldn't revolting arm and an alabama

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the former president made some news this week when he rescinded

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his endorsement of alabama senate candidate mo brooks

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because brooks' badly trailing his opponents

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but obviously from needed to concoct a better reason

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than that so he released a statement saying

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that brooks who famously

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urged january sixth rally going

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to quote start taking down names and

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kicking ass have and

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trump's words the on woke

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them what's trump's evidence for moberg going

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woke

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this is probably my favorite stories

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and months because

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most rocks at rocks at fat i

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am or now not as you look at the on

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the news we've been getting on thursday for while here

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have been referred to as my favorite

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thursday story there been a lot other good stories

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but you know brooks is a

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fucking lunatic the place

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insane stupid things

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twenty four seven he

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says wine saying

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that is not insane and that is the donald

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trump there is not be legal authority to re

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in state donald trump and remove joe

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biden from the white house right here and

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now he says out one thing

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and to huddle dropped calls and woke in

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out and or system to discuss fucking

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nothing has ever better explained

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the state of the trouble republican party than

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that say one thing and

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you are on the else it's a fucking

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great did you did you read the interview that moberg

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the day when he talked about this there was that that

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when trump was with him it was around labor

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day that last year in september

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and then he basically tells brooks

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i want you to rescind the twenty

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twenty election

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the and hold a special election in emergency

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like us to put me back in the white house get your

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by malevich and much he get more brooks

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one of the craziest fucking memorising congress

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be like whoa whoa whoa i

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, am i am just a i'm just

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a country lawyer lawyer i'd

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nazis i have the power to reasons

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to be trusted with

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that

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oh it's so good it's

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so good the

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i know we talking about trump's endorsement effect on other

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senate races last week but what do you think about how much

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it matters in these three states georgia alabama

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in missouri

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apparently doesn't matter very much at all the

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medicare is alabama right

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he can not help know brooks even

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be arm of rough sweat walk on him ah

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in georgia his candidate his candidate herschel walker

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his senate and is doing very well but or torture walker

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does not need donald trump's to be doing well i

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mean there is real evidence

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that

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current support is not worth as much as everyone

1:07:47

assumed it was now that does it mean that

1:07:49

trump's active opposition might

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be might not be very damaging

1:07:53

to people by simply

1:07:55

having donald trump indoor issue is not

1:07:58

the golden ticket to

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congress fit at what potentially was a few years ago

1:08:02

that a chance for

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the who's one more notable trump story

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are we should talk about the broke late wednesday night

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in the new york times this one is much more frustrating

1:08:12

than anything else

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remember when the times reported last month it manhattan

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district attorney alvin bragg had decided

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to stop pursuing a criminal indictment against

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trump for his corrupt business dealings well

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the time to get a copy of the resignation

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letter submitted by one of the top prosecutors

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in the case mark pomeranz who

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wrote in the letter that he believed

1:08:33

the former president was quote guilty

1:08:36

of numerous felony violation there

1:08:38

was enough evidence to prove from good

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beyond a reasonable doubt that

1:08:43

it with a quote grave failure of

1:08:45

justice for bragg not to hold

1:08:48

them accountable and move forward the indictment what

1:08:50

was your reaction to that story

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why does as you read it was like scott

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how to the time stumble on the resignation

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letter to they find it in mark from ours is trash

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it's watch isn't just say the mark palmer

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is gave it to warm up act which if

1:09:04

he has every right to do and i'm glad he thought he

1:09:06

did six like you're not

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woodward and bernstein getting something from dethrone

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the parking lot russia six it's if likes of the

1:09:12

he emailed it to you know or , you

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might have a he medical just read out the letter i know if

1:09:17

you what are they should just put it on a note that

1:09:19

but he never know he'd have a million twitter

1:09:21

followers right because the class that he would have

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if he adjusts and runs at the time flies

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be would be like occupy democrats

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democrats see if you say that it's

1:09:32

say lot of a i just lot

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envision people staring

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at the supreme court and watching me personally

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eagles fly head and city gets gonna

1:09:41

lie ahead of it gonna lie turns he goes right away with

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your suppose i was as a rule pulled

1:09:45

up at the last minute there i

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one did we learn from the story that with okay vegas

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news the cyrus

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vance the last year right

1:09:55

before he left office had in fact decided

1:09:58

to pursue a criminal indictment of donald it

1:10:01

was going to happen and then fuck and alvin bragged to

1:10:03

go over and backed off well what's going

1:10:05

on that like you know more about why

1:10:07

that happens library

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bag of the i mean it

1:10:11

seems like if you're reading the it when you

1:10:13

when i read the story couple times try to figure

1:10:15

this out

1:10:16

it seemed like what they had decided to move forward

1:10:19

with it the case they thought was going to be the easiest

1:10:21

to prove his that trump had falsified

1:10:23

his business records

1:10:25

the prosecutors pomerantz and

1:10:27

or his partner both

1:10:30

believed that there was enough evidence

1:10:32

to prove that trump had knowingly falsify the

1:10:34

records it seems like bragg the

1:10:36

yes the records were were false but

1:10:39

that maybe it would be harder to prove that trump

1:10:41

new they were false or the

1:10:43

new at which you know clue the prosecutors

1:10:45

disagree now look in these cases

1:10:47

prosecutors disagree with their supervises all the

1:10:49

time sometimes supervisors don't bring a case

1:10:51

that prosecutors very much want them to bring it

1:10:54

very much out of school for than for than

1:10:56

to go out and

1:10:58

publicized the fact that they thought that someone was

1:11:00

guilty that they were going to charge without charging

1:11:02

them like you wouldn't want that to happen in many

1:11:04

cases exclusive say i

1:11:06

noted donald trump so we stay whatever but

1:11:08

like that's not that's normal practice but

1:11:11

it does also suggests that like brags

1:11:14

official line right now is oh we're continuing

1:11:16

investigation if you really

1:11:18

have continued investigation and there might be a chance

1:11:20

that he dates from

1:11:22

then pomeranz putting that letter out

1:11:24

actually harms that investigation

1:11:27

which makes you think that pomeranz released a letter

1:11:30

because he actually knows that bragg

1:11:32

is never going to bring the charge against

1:11:36

suck dan actually

1:11:38

, waiting so long

1:11:41

wayne for that piece regal to it's not even an impeachment

1:11:43

eagle that he didn't i visited sabadell we've

1:11:45

been doing this for so long i said it is yes

1:11:48

it is evolves into the indictment eagle

1:11:50

three sisters sort of tie this

1:11:53

in a bow ah

1:11:55

as as poker sir should citizens

1:11:58

visit it seems

1:12:00

at least somewhat adjacent to the fact of

1:12:02

the republicans are running around using

1:12:04

democrats are being soft on crime when their so's

1:12:06

in this party leader the person who

1:12:09

holds fundraisers for them who attends rally

1:12:11

for that's who they are willing to

1:12:13

storm the capital for is a

1:12:15

fucking criminal

1:12:17

elemental city other being

1:12:19

a trump enabling republic it means you

1:12:21

are soft on crime

1:12:24

right and yeah seems like of point we could

1:12:26

point out at some point addition to

1:12:28

yelling fund the place of the top of our lungs

1:12:30

we could point out of the republican party has been

1:12:32

helping their leader avoid

1:12:35

criminal prosecution for years

1:12:39

yeah they love they love crime when

1:12:41

it's one of the when it's

1:12:43

one of their own when it when it's when it's committed

1:12:45

by a powerful republican

1:12:48

whatever putting a white and white collar crime

1:12:51

the surface

1:12:53

i read cute top that yeah

1:12:56

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