. well, it s significant because what he s doing is great damage to the historic foundation of a very important relationship, the u.s. s relationship, which has already depended on broad bipartisan support so that is securable through changes of government in both countries. instead, he s made it subject to the same divisive, racist politics that he s applying to immigration, that he s applying to policing and gun issues, and decided to make these members of congress, who have been his foils for this racist rhetoric of his, part of the story in the u.s./israel relationship. israel had made a decision a month ago to allow them to visit israel even though they hold views that are very critical, which i strongly disagree with by the way. but israel made the sensible decision that any member of congress should be able to visit because of the strong relationship they have with this country and with both parties.
getting involved with the congresswomens trip to israel? why did you feel the need to get involved in the well, i m only involved from the standpoint they are very anti-jewish and they are very anti-israel. i think it s disgraceful the things they ve said. you have lists this isn t just a one-line mistake. what they ve said about israel and jewish people is a horrible thing, and they ve become the face of the democrat party. so, ambassador shapiro, if the president intervened, how significant is that? well, it s significant because what he s doing is great damage to the historic foundation of a very important relationship. the u.s. has a relationship which has always depended on broadus bipartisan support so it s durable through parties through changes of government in both countries. instead he s made it subject to the same divisive racist
mind it s starting to look like trade wars are neither good nor easy to win. no, i think that s right. i think to steve s point, you know for the last couple of years a lot of this is sort of background noise. the president would make the threats and impose some tariffs but most is services or things produced domestically. a lot of the imports don t come from china, a lot of things weren t subject to the tariffs. they were fairly small, but as the stuff that s subject to tariff gets to be a larger swath of the economy then you re going to start to see regional effects if china weakens the currency that has effects on japan and south korea and then that affects our trading relationships with them. this is grown enough to the fact that it has material effects on the economy. i still don t think we re at a place that it s likely that we ll see a recession in the near term. but the sort of thing that can start shaving significant amounts off gdp growth, less job creation, and it means le
i don t think you are right about this. death recorded is what is in most of these cases that you have you have identified as executions, it doesn t mean that he was executed. it was a category that was created in 1823 that allowed judges to abstain from pronouncing sentences of death on any capital convict whom they considered to be a fit subject for pardon. i don t think any of thee executions have you identified here actually happened. well, that s really important thing to investigate. tucker: [laughs] it might have been an important thing to know before writing the book but she didn t. melissa francis, co host of outnumbered and after then bell on fox business and she joins us. just for context for our viewers, this woman calls herself dr. naomi wolf. she has advised presidential candidates, al gore, most famously.
correct. i don t think you are right about this. death recorded is what is in most of these cases that you have have you identified as executions. it doesn t mean that he was executed. it was a category that was created in 1823 that allowed judges to abstain from pronouncing sentences of death on any capital convict whom they considered to be a fit subject for pardon. i don t think any of the executions have you identified here actually happened. well, that s really important thing to investigate. [laughter] tucker: it might have been an important thing to know before writing the book but she didn t. melissa francisco host of outnumbered and after the bell on fox business and she joins us. just for context for our viewers. yeah. tucker: this woman calls herself dr. naomi wolf she has advised presidential candidates al gore most famously she was a road scholar you and i were raised to believe she is really impressive but she is