had taken in earlier campaigns. right now being anti-establishment or at least being against the corruption is a good position to take. not trying to revert to an old d.c. consensus, which is much of what people are reacting against. to alex s point, i think this both presents a painful truth and an opportunity. we would expect if you look at times when a white majority has essentially ceded power, you have reconstruction, which ended in ethnic cleansing, and you have california in the 1990s which ended with a multi-racial coalition that has held more or less since that time. it is not hard for democrats to be the party of public education. we want kids to have schools that are safe and teach accurate history, not fairy tales. and many of those parents, white, black and brown, want their kids to be learning real history. right. and when we talk about it that way, even when some of those things are uncomfortable, we want our kids to learn critical thinking skills. that s how they re
to house democrats on friday said to progressives that this number, $3.5 trillion, is going to have to come down. here s how the head of your progressive caucus, how she reacted to that. take a look. it s going to be tough. like we re going to have to come down in our number and we re going to have to do that work. so we re going to get to work and see what we can get to. chris: so let me ask you the same question i asked mr. richmond. how do you get down to that lower number? there s two ways. one is you push forward fewer proposals but back them more fully or you keep all of the proposals but you give them sunset dates which as we both know is an old d.c. budget gimmick. chris, we can frontload the benefits and have less years but ultimately the president is an honest broker. he s going to bring all the stakeholders together and i trust his judgment to get a compromise. let me put one thing in perspective. donald trump left us with $7
to house democrats on friday said to progressives that this number, $3.5 trillion, is going to have to come down. here s how the head of your progressive caucus, how she reacted to that. take a look. it s going to be tough. like we re going to have to come down in our number and we re going to have to do that work. so we re going to get to work and see what we can get to. chris: so let me ask you the same question i asked mr. richmond. how do you get down to that lower number? there s two ways. one is you push forward fewer proposals but back them more fully or you keep all of the proposals but you give them sunset dates which as we both know is an old d.c. budget gimmick. chris, we can frontload the benefits and have less years but ultimately the president is an honest broker. he s going to bring all the stakeholders together and i trust his judgment to get a compromise. let me put one thing in perspective. donald trump left us with $7
laura: dan bongino a secret service agent, fox news contributor and the new book exonerated chuck schumer, host of aggressive progressive podcast. dan, did we give democrats a new talking point? are you revealing the second coming of hillary from the questions about fitness for her, physical and for him more cognitive for some people or maybe he lost a step or two? what are you thinking? yeah, i think you are really onto something, laura. let s go and get to the similarities between clinton and biden. number one, the resume, right? almost no prior business experience and the resume is deep, no kidding but it s old d.c. swamp stop. they ve been in the swamp their entire lives. you have the vitality issue. listen, fair or not those videos of hillary, no one wishes ill on anyone but of course she looked to be in a health crisis and that became a lingering issue. joe biden doesn t look energetic out there and finally, you have
we need a candidate that can speak to not just the head but the heart and the guts. laura: dan bongino a secret service agent, fox news contributor and the new book si exonerated chuck schumer, ht of aggressive progressive podcast. dan, did we give democrats a new astalking point? are you revealing the second coming of hillary from the questions about fitness, for her physical and for him more cognitive for some people or maybe he lost a step or two? what are you thinking? yeah, i think you arere realy onto something, laura.i am not . let s go and get to the similarities between clinton and biden. number one, the resume, right? laalmost no prior business experience at all, not outsiders. and the resume is deep, no kidding, but it s old d.c. swamp stop. they ve been in the swamp their entire lives. you have the vitality issue. listen, fair or not, we have those videos of hillary, no one wishesis ill on anyone but of course she looked to be in a health crisis and that became a linge