and richard haas came in with a heavy hand. right before we went on the air, threatened we have to talk about the great it is sort of like putin and xi before the war, right. so make your argument. it is just like right here. you want to turn from morning yo, you we can t let that happen. give us why democracies are falling apart. some democracies like the united states that have been diverse, but allowed one group to oppress and maltreat other groups with forms of domination. what we re trying to do in the democracy, not so bad with democracies around the world, is to build democracies that are very ethnic and actually treat
for my private text or public you should apologize. you have revealed yourself as somebody who hate it american democracy. you have spoken and revealed yourself as somebody who only supports american democracy when your side wins. that sort of goes against the whole idea of person democracy there, doesn t it, chip? doesn t it? you re not ashamed of it, you should be ashamed of yourself in front of your children, you should be ashamed of yourself in front of your family, you should be ashamed of yourself in front of your constituents because you were working to undermine a free and i fair election. you were working to undermine a democracy. guess what. judges who are liberal, judges who within centrists, judges who were federalist society judges, they all agreed on the same thing. there was no widespread voter
all of their members as equals. that s something historically new and something very, very difficult to do and get right, but it can explain a lot of things we see happening in american politics. can i celebrate american democracy? please. you look back at the 2020 election, what do you see? i will bring it up again as i was telling old chipper there. one federal judge after another federal judge that s true. said we are a nation of laws. we can talk about the democratically appointed federal judges. i like to focus on the federalist society judges, the people appointed by donald trump that people on the left said, oh, my good, they re going to excellent and steal the election, well it came to a surprise to amy kony barritt. brett kavanaugh, no.
diversity can be a challenge for democracies. in this case though as we have said speaking about democracy. you had black women in milwaukee county, wisconsin, you had black women in philadelphia, you had black women in atlanta, people who were excluded from active participation in madisonian democracy for the longest time stepping up and actually making the difference in pushing aside the guy who did not respect the constitutional norms of our paddisonian democracy. i think it is nothing short of remarkable. particularly within black voters were the heroes of the 2020 election, standing up to donald trump, the rise in turnout in the key swing states and also to deliver the senate to democrats in that election.
is an offer to potentially negotiate, if ukraine is demili demilitarized, ukraine is not going to be happy about that, but it is not coming from the europeans, from macron, it is coming from a conversation with xi jinping. when putin decided to attack, he would have told xi in advance, but the chinese perspective for the last three weeks has been we respect ukrainian territorial integrity. the idea of a second cold war which the russians think we re already in is not where the chinese want to be. we have this offer of some kind of a discussion right now. the russians putting it out there. we have 30 seconds left. what are you looking for in the talks? do you think they ll happen? i m looking for the fact in the last three weeks the russians told everyone they re not interested in invasion, they invaded. i would not take anything the russianes say at face value, especially when they re right now literally on the precipice, on the doorstep of the capital of a 44 million person democr