this. the activists we are american. we love the way you fight corruption. we would love he would also push the israeli government to end occupation. the senator responded, yes, so i m there. in the past, senator warren has described israel as a strong alley of the u.s. in 2014 she defended a senate vote to increase military aid to israel during the war on gaza. but her latest remark seemed to be more in line with 2020 rival senator bernie sanders. who is seen here posting with that same activist group. holding up a banner that reads, jews against the occupation. we ve reached out to the warren campaign for a comment on these latest remarks. here with me now, a republican congressman lee zeldin of new york. congressman, what does this mean, siding with this group on this issue? what you are seeing is a
if words count, if their space to have more dialogue, isn t it individual? maybe she knows which words. you know what i mean? some words are more trigger for other people. maybe there s been enough dialogue. i m just throwing out you re making great arguments. the government was probably arg, what else could she have intended but to kill him? she regularly, consistently it wasn t one text. she consistently and systematically badgered him with those words. that can t be what james madison had in mind when he wrote the first amendment. that s the massachusetts government s arguments. in this environment, where you ask the supreme court to kill hr the case, they don t have your side. they say they will take the case, or know they won t, and of the road. start your sentence. which is a long sentence. harris: how do you see it playing out? is there a precedent? there is no precedent. i don t think the supreme court will take it. i think there ll be some interest in and among the
and present a whole different load of facts that downer what he said during that primary debate? the thing about it, when you re governor, there are a lot of things taking place. so yes, the accomplishments the governor ticked off are true. at the same time, the democrats have a whole raft of ammunition that they ll bring up. they ll talk about how long term debt in the state increased 16% under his tenure. they re going to talk about how he vetoed a proposal to reduce class size in schools. so there s going to be, i think by the time this campaign is over, the u.s. citizens, the u.s. voter will be very familiar with a lot of minutiae of massachusetts government. it is interesting, for example, in massachusetts funding for higher education fell $145 million. tanch student fees rose 63% during romney s time in office. that s according to the boston globe as well. tuition rosa s well and we heard the government say that the education system in this country
written about this. being a ceo, running a company, whether a publicly trade company or a private company is very different than running the government. whether that is a state government or the federal government. by the way, the vice versa is obviously true. what we do know is this. we know that romney, governor romney, was the ceo of a wall street firm. and we know that that firm s job was to do was to maximize profits. we also know that after that, that governor romney was the ceo of the commonwealth of massachusetts and his record there was spotty at best. what we also know is that when he left, massachusetts climbed from 47th in job creation to today which is now tenth in job creation. so taking your point, can you take what he did at a company and at a state and apply that to the federal level to all 50 states? then that s a pretty hard road to tow. and i would not want to be that. if i m the obama administration, i would point that out every