the democratic party has changed a lot and identify more with the republican party. what things? well, we re for god, country, family and hard work. jesse: democratic policies are turning hispanics into republicans. but it s not just the democrats policies, listen to how they talk about them. we have a shortage of workers in our country and you see even in florida some of the farmers and the growers say why are you shipping these immigrants up north? we need them to pick the crops down here. if you go to any restaurant in san antonio, texas right now. you are going to wait a long time to get your tables even though there are empty tables because there is not enough wait staff. you are not going to get your food because there is not if you have people to work in the back. hire these folks. the diversity of this community as distinct as the bodegas of the bronx, as
they wear the wait staff. according to the book obtained by rolling stone. it is been two years since trump s presidency ended, and we continue to get more insider accounts of the casual racism and inappropriate behavior that he displayed in office. why can t republicans find a way to separate themselves from him? because they don t want to. it s not complicated. they are very comfortable in that space. there will be no you and our cries from this reporting. they don t see it as problematic, and in fact, their base leans more into that. it s just how they view it. they experience the same thing for me, it s been the same for many of us from time to time, but now it is much more out in the open, it is much more regarded as normal. and it s accepted. and so trump sees black
staffers and think that they are wait staff. surprised? no. shocked? no. do you think they re going to do anything about it? no. i think this relates back to the discussion that you are just having with the senator about the voting rights act. and the fact that the supreme court is going to be dealing with a very important affirmative action case in this upcoming session. and so you re going to see those two pillars, they were once supported very strongly by the republican party. they were taken out by the republican majority on the court. without a little bit no more of a peep. not even a peep from republicans inside of the party. and these are trump judges. i might just add for the record, that you, not just you, michael steele, but many of the viewers, affirmative action started under richard nixon, written by a black undersecretary.
the constitution, obsessed with guns, god getting up and going to work. they could be anywhere, at your job. at your school board meeting. at that vegan coffee shop where the service is bad but the wait staff is diverse and there s a homeless man living in the gender-neutral bathroom. while probably not there. [applause] reanimated corpses. not that one. undead, unmasked feasting on human brains. so if you are a democrat, don t worry. yet. night of the living conservatives. rated r. for republican. [applause] greg: i just had a mild epiphany i would like to share with you would like to hear it?