objectively to most political consultants, they will tell you she is running the most disciplined campaign out of the entire group. joe, go ahead, get in, sorry. yeah, i was going to say, that i think she has been running the most disciplined campaign and shown the most growth. i agree with mark on that. and i think the other thing that is going on. she is, the candidate i think, who is doing the better job of directly connecting with her supporters. and in that, that is something that trump did as well, she is doing it very effectively. and the style of her campaign, and the way, where she is coming from. comes from completely different, she has values, we, you know, i agree with mark. they are very, she is coming at it from the same place, but with completely different value structure and i think, and she is connecting in a way other candidates are not. she is going to continue to grow, i think. thank you, joe, thank you, mark. see you guys soon. i appreciate it. thank you.
medicaid cuts in here. over $200 billion in food and nutrition support and when you have a ten which i think it will be, not five, but 10% across the board that will hit everything people care about from cancer and alzheimer s research to headstart funding. so i think that also this is part of trump s strategy of diverting the shiny objects from a value structure that i think most of middle america may not support. those are very important signals and a very important reminder from you. jacob soboroff, let s focus on the policy behind the numbers regarding the wall about the administration continuing to separate children and their families long after the courts ordered them to stop. you ve spent so much time, what are the facts here? andrea, i see this court ruling that came down friday evening as directly related to the president s budget request
for up to a year. california radio host, he joins us tonight to explain how exactly this works. so, law ethan, thank you for joining us, especially on this topic. thanks, tucker. tucker: law sends a clear message what our values are. not just who we want to put in jail but who we believe. it is worse to call someone by the wrong pronoun than it is to deliberately infect someone with a fatal disease. that seems like an inverted value structure to me. well, it s not worse. and i m not quite sure where the year is coming from in terms of punishment and, of course, that s up to the judge. but what we have is something called elder abuse is what happens. as our demographics change the law needs to keep up with that if you want to be called something shouldn t i as basic human decency call you what you want to be called. tucker: i do that. that s not what we re talking about. women get married, for example, or whatever. i want to call you whatever you want to be called.
seniors could be imprisoned for up to a year. california radio host, he joins us tonight to explain how exactly this works. so, law ethan, thank you for joining us, especially on this topic. thanks, tucker. tucker: law sends a clear message what our values are. not just who we want to put in jail but who we believe. it is worse to call someone by the wrong pronoun than it is to deliberately infect someone with a fatal disease. that seems like an inverted value structure to me. well, it s not worse. and i m not quite sure where the year is coming from in terms of punishment and, of course, that s up to the judge. but what we have is something called elder abuse is what happens. as our demographics change the law needs to keep up with that if you want to be called something shouldn t i as basic human decency call you what you want to be called. tucker: i do that. that s not what we re talking about. women get married, for example, or whatever. i want to call you whatever
radio host he joins us tonight to explain how exactly this works. so, law ethan, thank you for joining us, especially on this topic. thanks, tucker. tucker: law sends a clearus message what our values are. not just who we want to put in jail but who we believe. it is worse to call someone by the wrong pronoun than it is to deliberately infect someone with a fatal disease. that seems like an inverted value structure to me. well, it s not worse. and i m not quite sure where the year is coming from in terms of punishment and, off course, that s up to the judge. but what we have is something called elder abuse is what happens. as our demographics change the law needs to keep up with that. if you want to be called something, shouldn t i as basici human decency, call you what you want to be called. tucker: i do that. that s not what we re talking about.