boeing is allowed, it doesn t change the truth. it does not change the truth. you had a similar experience in iowa. your guy, who is actually live the concept of conduct in politics, right? you ve shown your bipartisanship, you and drove across the country, drove from texas to washington. your vision, your idea of what that leadership looks like, how to say to republicans, we can take this party and rebuild it into something that s worthy of calling the party of lincoln, not getting traction anywhere. how do you fix this? what s the problem? at what point does will hurd say, i can t do anything for this party, maybe i cannot be in this party. well, look, this is my party, i m gonna fight to defend. i m gonna say there s traction. i ve been in this race a little over 60 days. i m near 50,000 unique donors, i m tied with nikki haley and mike pence in new hampshire, it s a critical state.
the day was different and trump s statement when he gave it was terse and extremely short. less than a minute. he didn t take questions, even though she and other reporters were told that he would. what does this tell you? well, i mean, this is what we were always told to do. you put on a front that we re gonna fight, we re fighting for everybody, we re fighting for the little guy, but when i saw him get out of the car i immediately knew with his body language that he wasn t happy. before he even started talking, i could tell he wasn t happy. and the fact that he didn t take questions also. you know, it struck me, i have a feeling with this one, you know, this is third time s a charm, i suppose, not to make light of it. but with this one i think he is recognizing with this particular judge he doesn t have control. he is not going to have control of the calendar. not that he has control with the florida case. i could see in his mind him thinking that judge, since he appointed her, may
manufacture an issue, and then say, i am the hero here. if you give me more power, i ll deal with it. and we ve seen authoritarian leaders do this before. it s in the playbook. and we have to fight against that. we take it to the school boards. we re gonna take it to the states. we re gonna fight for actual education. it s not about a left-wing or a right-wing education, it s about the real history of this country. speaking of activism, many have been very active on a number of issues. you have been very supportive of your texas colleague, greg cesar, in the third strike that he took part in today on the capitol. first of all, have you talked with him. how is he doing? yeah, greg is doing great. i actually saw him at the end of it, we just had votes. and, you know, greg, you look at someone like greg, and this is the reason why it s important to send organizers to congress. texas has been having a huge problem with workers dying on the job because they don t have access to water, t
in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior. yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes, these violent crimes in the devil s name? troy: the more tension there is, the more conflict there is, the more violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. brokaw: geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free for all. i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man. go ahead, troy, go ahead. now, let me tell you [ audience shouting ] sit down, man. hey! come on. no. you got it coming. you got it coming. dude. get up and get it. nah. hey, hold it! hold it! sit down! [ indistinct shouting ] brokaw: rivera suffered a broken nose but he says the s