because the ideas you hear in rooms like this when you talk about banning critical race theory and talking about a rigid election that wasn t rigged in 2020, that s what we re hearing in places like texas starting to enact bills. there is a bill there to ban critical race theory. there s a bill restricting voting rights, stemming from the big lie of 2020. the national ethos is trickling into the statewide impact. before i let you go, i know you asked caitlyn jenner her thoughts on the election lie. what did she say? reporter: i did. she was a little squishy on that. she talked about needing to have faith in a secure election system, but at the same time was not really full throated in backing, for example, the restrictions that are trying to be passed in places like texas. she said she thinks confidence is growing but didn t back anything up. i think squishy on that issue. i asked her, don t you think it
the farmers are getting hit by the tariffs. oh, boy. is donald trump going to lose the farmer vote? or are the democrating going to blow it. it s a great big deal. this is a mess. and farm income is down about half since 2013. people are on the ropes. and we re in we re in a world of hurt. you know it. international trade is about relationships. and this president is seems to be unable to build build those relationship that is have to happen. there is an opening there. and then you. you didn t back hillary clinton because she voted for the 1994 clinton i voted for her. hold on. you voted her. in the general i didn t endorse her. you didn t endorse her. right. fair enough. is the clinton crime bill going to prevent folks like you from supporting joe biden? what s going to prevent people like me from supporting
happy about it. i wore a tucks. dress up for democracy. i m trying to continue to push. so i m sad that she lost, but see, that s what you ve got to do. i actually dovoted for a state candidate. walked out and he was on the street. we ve got black men the streets. you don t also get you what want but i like that underneath of the governor s level and much like what happens in congress, there is a real change and a significant trend towards supporting more policies that hold accountability, that reform criminal justice, that affect climate change and women s rights. i heard from a lot of people who maybe didn t back cynthia nixon but liked that she was in the race because she was pulling andrew cuomo to the left. absolutely. is that an effect of her candidacy? absolutely. he came out more aggressively for women s rage and against trump. the andrew cuomo was aligning to
kelly when he was there but now he is your chief of staff. and they feel like the new secretary kristin nelson is an obama era holdover a lawyer, little experience, didn t back president trump when he was running, backed jeb and wasn t really for the wall. so what are these people in this union who not feeling so good about the leadership there? what are they getting wrong? that was one person. i want i thought that was incredibly regrettable and error riddled interview. first of all, i serve with general kelly and serve with care can i citizen nielsen, everybody ought to learn how to pronounce it because she is going to be our deputy of homeland security and she dual a good job there she testified under oath how she feels about all of these issues. people can go and pull that testimony. she is strong. she s smart. i get a little tired of women having to doublely prove themselves but that s
untruth. how does he prepare his cabinet members to deal with the questions. do you believe there s 5 million votes casts illegal without documents. do you believe that because spicer would not say he believed it. there are willing to disagree on donald trump on facts? on whether it s friday, trump says it s thursday. whether the boss says one thing you have to back up the boss. no, sean spicer didn t back him up today. do you brief it was he didn t throw the bus under the bus. did you hear ta trump lied