bill: oh, god. that is the evidence. there is nobody booked, two weeks away. they don t want to play for donald trump. this is a republic. you are not summoned to perform for the king or for the dictator. in some places, if kim jong-un calls you to sing, you better show up. cause otherwise bill: you don t know anything about the hollywood industries. they will perform for joseph stalin, okay, if they think it is going to help their career. t okay? they are afraid, these groups, rock groups, pop groups, even the country people, are afraid that if they do it, that they are going to lose bookings, they are going to be attacked on the internet, they are going to be smeared all over the place, and so they are not. i can t believe you are denying this. it is so obvious. i i find it extremely hard to get exercised about something
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is why they are going after the attorney general, jeff sessions, secretary of state rex tillerson. the couple that are payback, they re going after betsy devos, the education secretary because the democratic party is owned lock, stock, and barrel by the teacher union. and she is a fighter for school choice. they are going after pudzer bill: politics. absolutely. bill: it looks like trump is going to be the strong man and he is calling out gm for making a car in mexico and trying to embarrass them. but, you know, all of a sudden, ford says, we are not going to build a $1.6 billion plant in mexico, we are going to build it in the usa, and all the jobs that come along with it. so it looks like being a strong man is working for trump. at least in the beginning. well, maybe. look, i accept that the ford ceo today in his statement saying, we made this decisionn because t in the best interest ofof our company. the facility in mexico is unneeded, we will keep the small car production
politics of it, that he doesn t like obama policy. tpo h h bill: no. make america great again bill clinton said it was a way of a wink and a nod, a dog- whistle, to white southerners. well, guess what, bill? bill: he is campaigning for his wife.e what do you think make america great again refers to, lisa? i think it refers to what reagan had said when he used the slogan of restoring the american dream. bill: very good, lisa boothe, everyone. but, bill bill: the reagan years. when america was dominant in a foreign policy, exercised its superpower status, that was notp a racist era, juan. i have to tell you this, though. juan mentioned the fact that bill clinton was saying that the slogan was a racist dog whistle. guess who used the slogan repeatedly when he ran for president in 1992? president bill clinton. so that is just how ridiculous the left is, the fact that president bill clinton is usingl this slogan to malign donald trump when he used it
stick. bill: but they are not going to stop. they are not going to stop but he can chip away at it slowly.p look, you had jim brown over at the trump tower talking nice about donald trump. i understand bill and hillary clinton are going to go to the inauguration. bill: that is what i hear. slowly, if he improves the economy and the inner cities, they can chip away at it. they will always use it. c they used it against bush, a compassionate conservative. they had georgeac bush 43 draggg black people in chains behind a pickup truck, if you remember that. it is a playbook that they always go back to. but one the people are seeing through and are sick and tired of. bill: per se, to our interview with charles krauthammer at the top of the program, this plays into the difficulty of booking inaugural talent. t because these entertainers, nott the brightest people, many of them, in the world, the blacks aren t going to like me if i show up or the hispanics