News, analysis and interviews with politicians and observers. Well hear less from him on tax cuts and republican policies that might refer it makes a difference depending on the brand of republican running, especially if they are an incumbent. Desantis has been pro actsive aligning himself with trump. To put it mildly. So of course hes going to do that. On fox every night talking about it. Hes going to be somebody that thinks this is a great, great boost. There are a lot of republicans that are squeamish about the thing the president says that dont line up what they are doing and saying. Florida is a good experiment for this. I was covering the governors race. This is a great experiment. Look, i think in the general election, trump is more of a negative than he is a positive. I think he motivates democrats in a way they have not been motivated since barack obama came onto the National Scene in 2008. But, in the primary, he can
deliver nominations now as weve seen. Desantis aligning him
horizon like with barack obama in 2008. it looks to be kind of a big unwieldy messy field, idea logically, generationally gender race, all over the map. yeah and here s kamala harris along with a few others, here s what she had to say about how democrats should sort of brand themselves. we re talking about those issues and we won t be shut up. and we won t be silenced. we won t be silent about immigrant rights. we won t be silent about a woman s right to control her own body. we will not be silent about equal opportunity and equal justice under the law. these issues that they are trying to diminish and demean, are the very issues that will define our identity as americans. leaning into to what a lot of people call identity politics
of their country and whether or not they identify themselves as patriots is all-time low 54%. extremely 54%. only a little, 4%. what do you make of this? first of all, having lived through the 9/11 immediate aftermath and gearing up for the invasion of afghanistan and whole notion that the nation was under attack from abroad, i think classically clayton, if you were to go back and check out surveys when ever we were enganged in foreign conflict. people come together. that s natural. now it s much more ambiguous. we re fighting ourselves as well as foreign enemies. politically, idea logically, racially, there s so much going on internally. i think that was 81% very or extremely patriotic. that s not so shabby. i wish 81% of people turned out
theirs is a relationship kerry has been building for years acts of surveillance have become since his time as senate foreign essential to racial injustice relations committee chairman, which may explain why he s front and racial inequality in the and center in this story with the president in the backdrop. united states, the ways i ll try to make it sound more clear. again, he will not do it alone. the way we police black and we talked about martin. browns, girls and women s bodies lets talk about the folks at the is part of the problem. table representing palestinian interests and israel interests. one, our knee jerk response, we what do we know about their keep saying this, to come to relationship and the likelihood this conversation after what happened to trayvon martin not of of these talks going better. only shows a real danger that we the two lead negotiators have internalized but the response is been down this road before. to create more surveillance, to they know each other
across lines of race and ethnicity and ideology to come together around a common cause. one of the reasons i wanted you around the table, lots of reasons, as much as i do not agree with the tea party movement philosophically, idea logically, what i do like is even the sense if you lose an lec, it doesn t mean you lose the right to speak out and speak your goal within the context of a democracy, right? whether or not i agree with the goals of the movement, i thought there was something important about the idea of not being discouraged even when you lose. is there something is the right better at moving forward even after big losses on the right to push forward. if so, is there something to be learned about that. i m a first amendment guy. i believe everyone, if you do it peacefully win the bounds of law should be able to protest,