i m no fan of the democratic platform. i haven t been for years, that s why i m a conservative republican. however, for the president s son to throw out that the democratic platform is similar to nazi germany is absurd. it goes to show you that he doesn t really understand history. first of all, it s awful, it s like projection because if you read through the 25-point plan of the nazi party back then and the republic and all those things, there s a whole lot in there that unfortunately is awfully reminiscent to some of the things that donald trump has actually advocated for. i mean, the whole idea of the tribalism and the nationalism and what steve bannon and those guys were perpetuating during the election, that s a lot closer to the nazi platform than what democrats are asking for today. and not only that. the whole idea of the press being called the enemy of the people. my en, it was hitler who called the press the lugan press, the
everybody hates sour grapes. -lost an election they called the race three days later. i will never forget someone calling me and saying move on, move on. don t bother with these lawsuits just do it. that s what we did. you know, listen, i know democrats aren t going to take any advice from me i m a conservative republican. she is not the hill to die on, the clintons. let her go. it is time to throw them overboard here. they are not genuine people. i can make the case to you strongly having been around them and knowing them far differently than others, maybe including robin. i m not sure. they have been the most destructive force in american politics in the last 50 years. nobody close to them. they have absolutely disseminated america s faith in government by everything they have done. it s really a shame and it s time for the democrats to unmore themselves from the clintons. brian: al gore i have never been in more awe of him. he had his heart broken. he went away. john mccain said i
hillary clinton is not a public official. hillary clinton was not, you know, is not part of the trump administration. you appoint a special counsel to investigate yourself. right. there are no grounds on which to appoint a special counsel in her case. the only reason, and look, i m a conservative, and i m more inclined to think that hillary clinton is a crook than not. having said that, you know, jordan and others are only saying this about the independent counsel because they want a tit for tat. they want somebody investigating hillary while the justice department, while robert mueller is special counsel on trump. they say, you get one, we get one. that gets to the politics of this, nick. we know from the president s standpoint, he s been bothered by the perception, if nothing else, the perception of the investigation, probably more than that, too, but the perception of the investigation. and he wants one to his former opponent. we ve got republicans saying the same thing now. w
very horrific day. i never experienced anything like that, but i wish steve, mr. mika, all those shot and injured a full and speedy recovery. representative, i m so glad to hear that you re doing better and that you heard the good news about steve scalise doing better too from mike vicar a. we have that ad that came out in georgia and both sides both parties are saying not good stuff, this ad that is attacking ossoff in that runoff. your reaction to that ad. well, i have not seen the ad, but i have heard a lot of the complaints about it. let s face it, we are in a world right now, a political world in america, where the rhetoric unfortunately has been heightened. some estimates are that both parties are going to spend around $50 million on that georgia race. i hope the republican candidate wins. sure, i m a conservative
back now with my panel. we have limited time so if we can be quick here. fred, the question is is steve bannon behind the president s what people think is tone-deaf message or messaging on jewish issues? is he putting forward anti-semitic messages, do you think? i don t know that there s anti-semitic messages per se, but i think it gives a kind of comfort to that. and that s why what the president did today i think was a good start. but it s very important to make clear that that has no place in this administration, that anti-semitism should get a full-throated kind of rejection. what do you think about that, david? look, i m a conservative republican who voted for hillary. i am not a supporter of this president. i don t think he s good for america. but if we re going to complain about him, let s complain about things that are real. you can t produce any specific evidence of anti-semitism.