anybody else in this country. but can we just pump the brakes a little? i think he would have done himself a lot of good. but it s not just in him. do you think it s not in him? the thing that strikes me strange about joe biden, you remember when obama picks him, obama was picking him a little bit to balance the tick tote the right. in other words, obama was seen as this correct. this black he was seen as black, period. and people thought he was very liberal. and joe biden was this traditional. now he s clearly on policies to the left of obama. because the party moved there and he doesn t want to go against what he sees as the base. you know, i just think that s the democrats are going to find out that was not a great strategy. next on gps what happens in 2024 is trump is going to try the coup. he tried in 2020, which was
the eight candidates who came forward to replace him, four were ethnic miginoritminorities. and sunak took his oath of office and lit lamps at his residence. the torrey party, the party of the old english aristocracy, has had an explosion of diversity. in contrast, about 90% of republicans in congress are white and virtually all the republicans are christian. much of the credit here should go to dave cameron, the conservative prime minister who took it upon himself to make his party more open to minorities of all kinds,. and once the party put out the welcome mat, it was not a surprise that so many migrants proved to be national torreys.
policy. i have 30 something seats. they have much less than that. and ultimately, i ve had such partners in the past, and they didn t change an iota of my policies. i decide the policy with my party, which is the largest party by far in the country. we are a center right party, a responsible party. but we are not going to adopt norms for the government that we continue agree with. and some of these things i don t agree with, so they won t happen. you talk in your book about the charges, you know, being levied against you, the court cases and such. the leader of religious zionism, one of these right wing parties, has come out with a proposed legal reform, which seems like they would undercut judicial independence in israel. do you support those, given that it does seem like it is in some way in some way you have a
something to do with the assassination of rabin, was on a terrorist list for the united states. would you legitimize a person like that, by asking him to join your government or do you even support it? well, first of all, you know, politics is a question of alternatives. the alternative government has right now muslim brotherhood party. that s the alternative between my government, potential government and theirs. they have the muslim brotherhood party which supports terrorists openly, which calls for the destruction of israel. it s amazing what no labor government, no left government in israel would do, the current government would do. would that justify your including somebody who has been regarded as a terrorist by the u.s. government? i ll get to that, i ll get to that. i would the people i m talking about, i decide the
mall and the it s just the worse a candidate is, the more it says to a certain kind of voter, let us show you how much we don t like what you re selling. we will vote for anybody who doesn t have a d by their name, because we just don t like your socialism, your identity politics, your sort of weird loathing, self-loathing for being white, which is not really helping minorities or anything. it s just sort of a kink, i think. some of the stuff that goes on in the schools, trying to get kids who are way too young to appreciate ideas about race and gender that should come later in life. i ve been saying it for years, the democrats just, to a lot of people, strike them as the party of no common sense. and, you know, i think you said it on my show friday night, if