i think you don t quite understand the dynamic in america that the reason the republican party will come back is because the policy agenda of president biden has not worked. that the policy agenda president trump looks better by the day. that the average person doesn t see the republican party as some kind of extremist group of people waking up everyday trying to change america. i think that is the narrative that is being pushed that will not hold, will not stand the test of time. there was one of the specific area want to quickly touch on and that is the state of texas s decision to introduce a new abortion law which, in essence, would make unlawful any abortion after six weeks. now, this, to many americans, looks like a fundamental challenge to the roe v wade rights of women to get an abortion. it is. your party, it seems, wants to go out there and overturn a woman s right to an abortion. is that correct? that is right. the republican party believes that roe v wade, a judicial decisi
costing many lives? has borisjohnson s handling of covid cost many lives? covid s a problem for the world writ large. the delta variant is coming back strong, there may be one behind it all i would say is, in terms of a worldwide pandemic, it came out of china, i think it most likely came out of a lab, and the world is. the more vaccines we can get out, the better. i d like to give more vaccines to africa. i think if we don t do that, we re all going to pay a heavy price. so here s what s going to determine 2022 in the united states. this is hardtalk, right? your view of the american political system, i think, is not right. i think you re missing the elephant in the room and think you don t quite understand the dynamic in america, that the reason the republican party will come back, it s because the policy agenda of president biden has not worked, that the policy agenda of president trump looks better by the day, that the average person
are you surprised at how open people like andy bigs and chip roy are at just saying their strategy? frankly, no. i ve been doing this for a while. in these settings they feel pretty comfortable openly saying it. it shocks the average person. i think so. let s go through them one by one. the enemies of the state thing. this is a guy who is an insurrectionist. did he get into more detail about who does he see as the state? at the moment the state, is controlled by democrats? he went on in that clip to name three house members that he considered to be radical leftists. they included jerry nadler, maxine waters. i think the average person doesn t see jerry nadler or
that doesn t mean that it doesn t make sense for some people to choose to wear masks. people who are a little bit nervous or themselves see the risk as higher. there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. but the science says if you have been if you haven t been vaccinated, you should be wearing a mask and strongly consider getting vaccinated. okay, but that s why we re confused. the average person doesn t know the difference between the cdc and w.h.o. not one group says yes, one group says no. and for most of us, we re not wearing masks anymore. we re vaccinated. you can t put the genie back in the bottle. your job at the white house doesn t even exist anymore. the president said very clearly, mission accomplished. do you see where you can get american people to start wearing masks again? i think that s not the task right now. the task right now is to get american people who haven t been
you know what i mean? so, is that where we are now, where the politics is very much about where you feel you are on the economic ladder, or is there something else that you think will drive it? good morning, joy. hey. good morning, everybody. i think that the wedge is really between right now there s a lot of us, nerds talking about these polls, and the average person doesn t pay attention to this. the average person pays attention to what s in their pocketbook, how their 401(k) is working, and how their economics on a daily basis is happening and you know, how their kids are going to school and if they re able to afford that. and so, we re talking about a wedge between those who are informed and those who are not regarding the everyday struggle. and that might be an economics thing, but it also might be an information thing. joy, i want to point out i know this segment is coming to a close pretty soon that there s people i appreciate how you framed this question, because