right? this is like talking about atari. this is a pre-trump conversation about american politics. another story we re talking about is the story of insurrection, and whether the vice president of the united states who stood between us in the abyss is going to testify about that. it s not as eleanor roosevelt said in 1940, it s not an ordinary time. and so i think if the republican party, and i m not a republican, i m not a democrat, but in so far as a historical matter, we need two functioning parties that have an allegiance to the constitution. that s the central question for anyone who wants to be president on the republican side. are you going to try to treat the unconstitutional nature of trumpism as a problem that must be eradicated. or are you just gonna tiptoe around it?
about in the lac caucus and latinos in the state legislation there. in every major pastor from all over. no engagement. he wasn t looking for it. because i think he s playing petty politics as the social philosopher joe scarborough says, he s a day trader. he s not looking at now, he s looking at history. he wants to be baby trump. he s gonna use race like trump did. don t forget, the entry of donald trump was birtherism. he s baby trump. i m gonna use this against blacks. i m going to use this against migrants. maybe trump fits him. he s a miniature trump trying to be like daddy, and daddy spanx him, they have a little inside fight, a little family fight, it s the same thing. i think the fear though that you raise, is that if he can get away with this, and cement this in florida, it will be
girlfriends, and others who circled him in his final years. the new york times calls it a chronicle of corporate greed, manipulation, misogyny, and sexual impropriety on a spectacular scale. that almost brought down paramount global. and the coauthors of unscripted join us now. wow, wow, wow. i don t even know where to begin. rachel, what s the most, the biggest takeaway in terms of this family? and the position that cherry red stone incident? ultimately, this is a family drama at its heart. if you like succession, you will like this book it s about people in universal themes, and it s about a woman succeeding against all odds in a very sexes. it, is it s a difficult position that she s been in the media world, it s gone through
the most important person in the he brought cbs from the last place to first, he had the golden, touch everyone loved him. but he had these dark secrets in his past. really shocking examples of sexual impropriety and assault on women. and that he nonetheless what launched a civil war in the boardroom, attacking shari redstone and the redstone family, trying to strip them of their control. knowing that this was gonna come out, that was one of the big mysteries that we looked into. ultimately, his efforts failed on a spectacular level when women came forward. we have new revelations about other things the board learned. that led to his downfall, including trying to cover it up, lying about it, a covering under the pressure of a hollywood manager who was trying to keep his client quiet. it s really quite a drama. in so many of these cases, the cover-up in many ways was worse. the board was, saying these things all happened years ago, they would really care about
politic tig politicians older than 75. probably a dig at joe biden, but also her former boss, who is 76. america is not past our prime, it is just our politicians are past theirs. our best days are yet to come if we unite and fight to save our country. when i look to the future, i see america strong once more. the america i see, the permanent politician will finally retire. mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old. joe, she said a lot of things that republicans want to hear. a lot of it was very trumpy. the mental competency test, we could have used that in the last administration, age aside. well, yeah. i mean, you have you had donald trump s own cabinet members talking about the 25th amendment, whether they d have to implement it or not. it wasn t a joke. no, it wasn t a joke.