altered by evidence, and i found that to be very interesting and very disspiriting, frankly, because i couldn t budge him. bart, when you talk to republican officials before the 2020 election and they were willing to tell you in that very scary piece that they were in conversations with the trump campaign, that there was a plan afoot to have state legislatures replace the vote with what they wanted to be the result of the election for their state, you wrote that up before the election in a way that was illuminating and shocking, but it was ultimately borne out. do you feel like in your reporting right now, particularly of this idea about, you know, moving to throw out thousands if not millions of votes in the 2024 election, do you feel like you have similarly sort of uncovered something that might seem sort of farfetched
arpaio here, he s saying politics now is entirely tribal. our tribe has arpaio on its side therefore i m on arpaio s side and it s very, very disspiriting. george f. will thank you for sending the country to the dictionary again for ans.a.t. word and thank you for joining us tonight. glad to be with you. coming up, the trump white house a house, john mccain, and honor. that s next. (driver) i can t believe that worked. i dropped the keys. (burke) and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thing or two because we ve seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum searching for answers like where to treat, can feel overwhelming.
he was a congressman of bravery on occasions, voted against, inspite of pressure, against medicare part d. opposed no child left behind because he thought this was instrugs on the state and local responsibility. when he said good-bye to all that and he s going to do whatever the audience in front of him wants and expects to have done. which is why it was so shocking what he did in arizona with arpaio. when he said i m honored to have arpaio here, he s saying politics now is entirely tribal. our tribe has arpaio on its side therefore i m on arpaio s side and it s very, very disspiriting. george f. will thank you for sending the country to the dictionary again for ans.a.t. word and thank you for joining
normal, and then we have to sit through today, the mike and sarah huckabee explaining to the native african-american moplation why they shouldn t be offendsed by what the president said yesterday. we can go and play that game back and fomplgt no. it is a all very, very disspiriting. it hamsz every day. you are right. we are to the beyond outrage. we are living outrage. i think the effect of that is just a numbingness of what our dialogue has become. look, every time he says pocahontas, he s probably giving a big dopamine hit to his base. and that s a lot bigger than probably a lot of native americans who are actually offended by this. whether it is a calculation or not, it seems to be the reality we are living through. and we need to explain why the native african-american population is so small in the first place. i don t know that it is a last gasp. he has empowered folks out there this is where thought leadership and moral leadership is so important. a leader who appeals to ou
frankly, i find it just very, very disspiriting, and i wish our president would pay as much attention to people on his side of the political spectrum and tell them, hey, rein it back, guys. this is not the way that we ought to be working with each other in this country. okay. i m open to mitt romney to tell us exactly who it is who he wants the president to say, stop saying what. what is he talking about? stop defending that young girl. i mean, is that really what he s trying to say? you know, look. e.j. made a really great point. there have been times when on the left we have criticized sarah palin and michele bachmann earlier this year because of her migraines. i personally and other women that i know who are democrats actually defended that because, again, the point is, none of this is acceptable, republican, democrat, what have you. again, who is romney talking about? you know who he s talking to is those right-wing conservatives. they re not going to vote for him anyway. he ha