one assumes the economy will be okay and we ll get some infrastructure stuff through. i think biden is at least in decent shape to define to a draw and then it will be trench warfare in the house and the senate in 2022, and then we go back to the question we were talking about in the first segment, can you get some of those moderate voters that did vote for biden to stick with the democrats in 2022, which goes to the question of how worried are they about the republican party? do they think it s a republican party? even their own congressman they think is okay, but you re putting in power a party that has people like dan patrick. hey, don, here s a head trick. tell me about a woman named jo callaway. who is she to you and why is this the start to a major 48-hour period in your family? i would like to believe i was
jonelle callaway s greatest birthday gift when she was 30-something, i came along. she instituted the schools in california. when you re talking about whether or not to institute the filibuster, you re talking about whether to go to those schools and ultimately live long enough to produce a loving family turning 72 this weekend as i turn 42. i love you, mama. be well. i appreciate you, man. happy birthday to you. most importantly, happy birthday to your mom. we like that kind of thing around here. to don calloway, i think we have sustained the son of bill calloway. coming up after this next break, he s been one of the most prominent conservative voices through ten presidential
call one eight hundred, eight million friday night, the president is facing another daunting week, while there is a debt ceiling next week, things like that. he will be taking on the policy problems during his first u.n. visit as president, and republicans will be ready to pounce on his every word, movement and syllable. still with us, bill and don. i want to play for you the lieutenant governor of texas, dan patrick, on fox news last night. the revolution has begun. a silent revolution of the
our thanks. your rewards. urwiler. no doubt you ve noticed a pattern when it comes to just who the twice impeached president chooses to endorse as politico says, quote, if there s a thread running through nearly all of trump s endorsements, it is his habit of rewarding allies and punishing enemies. to some republicans, trump s efforts to take down gop incumbents in federal and state races are at odds with the party s interests in a midterm election where republicans are within striking distance of recapturing control of congress. a lot to think about and talk about, and we have don callaway, democratic strategist and founder of the national voter protection action fund, and bill crystal, author, writer, politico thinker and editor at
bin laden has been brought to justice an decade ago. we have the capacity going forward to make sure we have forces in the region and deal wl reemergence of terrorism. we succeeded in achieving those fundamental objectives. david, do you agree? it s hard to measure if we succeed and and ensuring this never happens again. i thinkve that s the issue and e concern. the taliban gives safe harbor to al qaeda. the taliban wishes to do harm on the united states. we have to deal with an enemy that wants to attack the u.s. the u.s. is in a more dangerous footing than we were two weeks ago. i m not sure i agree with the secretary s position on this. don, do you want to weigh in? it s just the hallmark of trump s administration is he is not thoughtful. he would do and say stuff, including we re going to pull