give some of these republican officeholders truth serum. and get out why they were doing this. like, why get into the whole election came? what would they say? because well i think power is one thing. but to really have no principles that you can particularly articulate other than winning. i mean, and texas it s particularly interesting, and it s interesting in a lot of the states. cnn missouri, ohio s not like you guys are on the run. you re doing fine! you don t have to rig the rules. the paranoia is so the paranoia, yeah. but to holders point, if there wasn t so much no, there weren t. it s a confession. it s a snake eating its own tale. exactly. thank, you my friend, as always. today, the florida state house of representatives cast a bill that prevents colleges and universities in florida from spending any money on anything that promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion. the state senate already gave this bill the greenlight, so not heads to f
color. and tucker carlson is no different in that attitude than white people were in the 1700s. and i think it shouldn t be shocking, but it remains shocking to me, and i think it s worthy of calling it out when we see it. the idea that the day after january 6th, when a largely white mob attacks the capitol, and this man is drawing a line saying, this isn t how white people fight. well, yesterday, the day before he wear that tat next, we saw how white people fought. absolutely. passed is never passed. was s never was. and so, what do we see? we see this kind of through line. we can trace the great replacement theory back to 1790, the first immigration act, which establishes access to u.s. citizenship for white people only. when whiteness hasn t even been consolidated as a category. immigration loss shows us this. take us back to 1919 with medicine grants book, the passing of the white race. 1920, the rising tide of color against white supremacy.
trump s way today. even when things go badly, the worse it is. we have just the person to talk to about the president s very bad day in court joining us next. he served as acting solicitor general. great to see you. thanks for joining us tonight. great to see you. so lawyers for the president have been trying the shield him from investigation by congress. trying say congress has no right to do that. trying on block access to his financial records. it is my sense that he is losing all of these cases but that today s loss might be a bigger deal. absolutely. you called it a body blow. it is a body blow. and there were several other body blows as you mentioned today in the courts. the immigration loss, and the other losses that he faced today. and i think basically, you ve got that and you ve got congress really investigating the ukraine thing hard. and altogether, you ve got a lot
we have just the person to talk to about the psz s really bad day in court next. and active solicitor general in the obama administration. thank you for joining us tonight. great to see you. so lawyers for the president have been trying to shield him from investigation by congress. trying to say that congress has no right to do that, trying to block access to the financial records. it is my sense he is losing all of these cases but today s loss might be a biggerer deal. you called it a body blow and it is and there were several other body blows as you mentioned in the courts. the immigration loss, and the other losses that he faced today and i think basically you ve got that and you ve got congress really investigating the ukrain thing hard and altogether you ve got lot of fenonnonall against the president and it suggests
it, the worse it is. we have just the person to talk to about the president s very bad day in court today joining us next. neil serveds a acting solicitor general in the obama administration. it is great to see you. thanks for joining us tonight. great to see you. so lawyers for the president have been trying to shield him from investigation by congress, trying to say that congress has no right to do that, trying to block access to his financial records. it is my sense he is losing all of these cases but today s loss might be a bigger deal. absolutely, rachel. you called it a bod by blow. and it is a bod by blow. there were several others as you mentioned today in the courts. the immigration loss and the other losses that he faced today. and i think basically you have got that and you have got congress really investigating the ukraine thing hard. altogether you have got a lot of phenomenon all against the president. i think it suggests really, you