most worrisome thing. including canada and other european countries are coming to this point of active discrimination and perhaps persecution on the door. ashley: you talk about the future and worry about what is going to happen and in covid, made it hard for people to come to church. you call them little emperors, you refer to them as, do you think far left politicians or people following this ideology, understand the repercussions that follow by doing this? i actually not only feel they understand, they are adopting similar or same tactics and play book from the chinese communist. i feel in that way, the communist party has successfully penetrating or exporting these
tactics, all matter of total control. it is a matter of power over the church and those mayors or governors such as in california. i mean, they just want to be the lord over the church and over the people of faith. i mean, the name of the covid. i think that is the key that the american christians should be prepared for the kind of persecution the chinese christians, saudi arabian christians may have been facing. we need to be prepared. ashley: bob, before i let you go, how can americans who do not adhere to practices of being progressive and trying to censure everything, how can they push back on this?
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i do like ron klain. i not he s been a very effective chief of staff for the white house. he s helped to steer through important legislation through congress, got the covid relief bill, the infrastructure bill, the inflation reduction act, the prescription drugs reduction, you know, all these things are really important and wouldn t have happened without ron klain s leadership. he s someone i ve admired and respected for some time. i worked with him back in the clinton administration back in the 90s. it s going to be hard to fill his shoes, i think, to replace him. having said that, you know, i think it s it s not unusual, as you said, not surprising to have a turnover at this point after two years. at this point in the trump administration, i think they were already on their third chief of staff. so having one chief of staff last this long is pretty impressive. and i m not sure who the replacement will be, but i m hoping that it be someone who is not a white man, honestly, becaus
overseen including the withdrawal from afghanistan, some low approval ratings for president biden, as well as the issues involving the economy and the inflation. but this comes as really there has been relatively low turnover in this white house. klain is perhaps the most high-profile official so far who could be leaving in the coming weeks. of course this is a very grueling job. sources have said that he has talked for quite some time about the possibility of stepping down. it is very rare for a chief of staff to stay in this position for all four years. and pretty soon, the topics of conversation will start to shift on who to who exactly will be replacing him. officials have quietly been speaking about this, and a few potential replacements on the table include steve rushett i, a longtime adviser and counselor to the president. also jeffrey zeints, who led the