THE FOUNDATION "There are more instances of the abridgment of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments of those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations." James Madison (1788) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 1914, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia after the.
hammering nonstop donald trump on mar-a-lago and january 6th and things like that. whereas the republicans, jason chaffetz said, you know, they didn t really have a game plan. they didn t really coordinate their line of questions. the questions selection and stuff like that. i think a lot of people who were watching were frustrated because they have listened to so many republicans talk about theories and then yesterday when given the opportunity to ask the questions of the big guy if he fbi they didn t. ainsley: i thought that congressman wesley hunt came prepared. if you read the soundbites of him and what he was asking, he came very prepared. he knew about donald trump. he knew about all the classified information and how he as president was able to have that. how he could have declassified it. and then talked about joe biden having classified information in his garage. brian: yeah. what about the laptop? in 2019 they knew the laptop was real. but you allowed the new york post
i m not going to say we don t have a checkered past, but look at how far we have come in such a short period of time. i want the best person that works hard, has the grit, and the determination to be somebody in this country to be given those kinds of opportunities. that s why i m sitting here in the halls of congress not because i m black but because i worked hard and i m the direct descendant of a slave. my great, great grandfather was born on a plantation and yet here we are. we need more of that, not less. and let s stop partitioning america and realize we are on the boat together. rachel: wesley, one of the things that surprised me, i assume based on the voices from the far left, aoc and everyone just freaking out about this decision, that democrats would be against it. but actually the polling shows 60% of democrats are for it and i can t remember the exact
hypogonaddism rachel: get him on the podcast, promise to ask that question. will: gop congressman wesley hunt, a few separate topics, including this. great to have you with us, congressman. supreme court last thursday knocked down the use of racial preferences in college admissions. interesting to see the reaction of colleges and universities since that decision. essentially harvard has said we are going to try to find new ways to continue to use race in our admission practices, and new york times on u.c. davis. u.c. davis says the scale rates, what they call calling the scale the socioeconomic disadvantage scale and it rates every applicant from 0 to 99, taking into account life circumstances such as family income and parental education, admission decisions are based on that score, combined with the