this in another new york times report. democrats mounting a frenzied push pouring millions into last minute ads and whirlwind of campaigns to energize their debates and going into emergency drive and emergency all hands on deck meeting. yep, they re worried as jen psak icon firmed. democrats are kind of worried about where this is going right now and felt worse other the last week or so. and honestly perhaps the single strongest signal they know they ll lose, the ultimate swamp creature, the man who ll do anything for a job that lets him fly around the world on private jets paid for by you, yes, john carey is wind surfing towards the exit and he s preparing to leave the biden administration because he doesn t relish bed where whod
the policy has create add vortex where they ll lose up and down the ballot. it s the results of their policy. this is the thing, it s like i was talking about at the beginning of the show, they keep trying to come up with messages but it s not about messages when your actual life is so much worse on every front. yeah, they complain a lot about knock seizure disorders and all the sud democracy and if the supreme court makes a decision or congress won t vote in the green new agenda, they decide to do it another way, subverting democracy and that s the problem with the democrats facing time and time again. they say you wait for democracy and we hate angry political rhetoric and look at biden. that s all he ever does. yeah, look 500 plus riots we were having and kamala harris bailing people out as fast as she could and that s the problem here. you can redress your government
the white house to talk to the president on how to have a kind of an abortion. and they re talking about maybe setting up tent cities m and parks. they re starting to say maybe we could do this inay federal locations. i mean, it s as if we forgot what abortion is . no one ever thought this was a preferable surgery, as if it s chemo getting it through cancer. it seems as though people are making abortion seem like the ultimate positive, getting away from what it actually doesa . yeah, i think the democrats d are just absolutely. they re just they re just without an issue to run on going into the campaign. they think this is the one gift that they can do and they re overpromising. yet they re trying to say that roe versus wade taking that and pushing it down to aor the states so that the states get to make these decisions. i think there are millions ofe people are going to wake up d a few months from now and say weathertech they didn t get rid of abortions. my state of california orig
right now to prevent these deaths and fix the system? look, alicia, as you know immigration reform has been one of my top priority since i came into this senate a year and a half ago. i can t tell you how many hours i put into bipartisan negotiations last. year. year one on one republican conversations with my republican colleagues. the time i put with the parliamentarian of the senate, moving the reconciliation progress process that was unsuccessful. we have been pushing the white house to do more. i guess, good news is talks have reopened tween democrats d republican but whether it is the tenth anniversary of daca and the ongoing limbo that dreamers live in, this tragedy in san antonio and others are reminders of how broken the immigration system is and the urgent need for us to finally act. the reason you have these tragedies is because the lawful migration pathways just aren t there. s not worki
you have a mayor in new york city who likes to party .y the bottom line is simplyhe this the people who the democrats d allegedly care about people p of colorit in these democratic citiesie they don t care about and theyss will not address the issue because ifss they address the issue, they would have to acknowledge that they do not here are not going to stop this . you know, trey, you re also the head of the dallas loann officers association and we we never hear the names of alln the cops that are killed ain action doing their job, putting their lives on the line to meet these families on a regular basis and we don t talk about it. why is it that all these all these kids get shot, allse these people shot every weekendnd in chicago c, all these officers die and we never heare their names t? why is that so? and it goes against their narrative. over the last two weeks i ve been going to these different inner city communitiest meeting