trump is going to be drownedym by a towering blue tsunami and swept away forevery along with the rest of the republican party , the collaborator's anyway and polling numbers seem to confirm that this was going to happen. and so, by the way, did the private betting markets, at least one of those markets that set the spread at eighty twenty for hillary clinton that morning? in the end, of course, they were only wrong. wrong. midnightous by midnight trump had h won anda lot of highly educated extreme ,well credentialed people suddenly looked ridiculous. hillary clinton herself was so shocked by the results that night that she refused to give a concession speech. she went to bed hoping it was just a dream. you probably remember all of that very well, but it was what happened next in the days between the election and thanksgiving that it turns out in a lot of ways was much more important. what happened during that period setap a course for where we are right now. where we are right now isin speeding toward one of the great disasters in our history. so the leaders ofrt the democratic party couldn't in effect handle the outcome ofe the twenty sixteen election. , they snapped under the strain of it,t, under the crushed expectation. butn rather than look inward and assess their own role in the disaster , what did we do wrong? why did voters reject us and other questions that emotionally mature adults might have asked democratic leaders instead immediately set out to find somebody else to blame for the election results and soon they settled on russiatl. vladimir putin got donald trump elected. they told us hillaryhiin clintos said that repeatedly. now at first itke was hard to take any of it very seriously. we tried, but there was no evidence it was true at all. and so a rational person c concluded the obvious. this was a childish psychological defense mechanism. it was not a factual claimha. and yetac they kept saying it in the face of no evidence and over time to begin acting on it like it was true . and then even over more time they paralyze the entire federal government for years fruitlessly trying to prove rue core claims off russiagate. but they never could because those claims weren't true andri yet critically they clung to those claims. they never stoppedtilaimth repeg the talking point. the russian government quote hacked our election. it was jen psaki not long agoou saying it out loud like it were true . noww here's the context as shery said that psaki was trying to e explain, the biden administration is in effect working to overthrow the russian government right now. and for once, jen psaki was telling the truth.. that is why democrats have convinced themselves that russia stole the presidency which rightfully belonged to hillary clinton and they mean it when they say it and that's why they are taking us to war with russia. now, there are a lot of things going on here, a lot of threads as in any big story. but on some level the core motivation is just that simple .ar in uk yes, werain know it's not. we know the war in ukraine isde not about saving democracy. please. we know it's not about protecting the sacred borders of a sovereign country. we know the administration doesn't care about those principles because they are on our country and we see how they act and we know forn dead o certain. and this comes as sad news to a lot of americans who are compassionate. but we know now that the war in ukraine is certainly not about helping the ukrainian people is poor people. peo many more ukrainian civilians will dieple.an certainly thanksr the bush administration's policies. if you wantedta to save ukraine, its people, its infrastructure, its nationstru, you would push a a settlement. now you would have done it two months ago, but they're not doing that . they rejected out of hand . not so that's not their goal. saving ukraine, saving human lives. no, that's not their goal. not instead, the war in ukraine is designed to cause regime change in moscow. they want to topple the russian government. that would be payback for the twenty sixteen election. so this is the logical maybe the inevitable end stage of russiagate then we should have seen this coming because they said it out loud years ago. here's adam schiff from two years ago predicting it, saying watch. >> this is one witness put it during our impeachment inquiryry ,the united states and ukraine and her people so that we can fight russia over there and we don't have to fight russia here. so we arm ukraine so we can fight russia. russi now how many americansa. whatever you think of putin, probably not much justifiably. probably not havestifiably -- af interest in moving to russia. but how many americans then or now want to quote fight russia? a a very small v group. but adam schiff said it out the time in the houseon of representatives we don't arm ukraine so we can help the ukrainian. they're merely unfortunate pawns in all of this . we arm ukraine so that we can punish russia. why for stealing hillary clinton's coronation if only wee had taken adam schiff seriously as he said it again and again and again. but now we can't help but take adam schiff seriously becauses he's one of the prime movers of this war. adam schiff spent this weekend w in eastern europe checking on the progress of the war.h he has done so much to bringth about. he traveled there with nancyy pelosi and a number ofna other f the most conspiracy minded democrats in congress. these are the russiagateindebe true believers seeing their theory come to fruition. that's come this is here's the group s pelosi schiff in the rest meeting with the presidentw of ukraine, jim mcgovern was to meet you and to remind you as well chasing jason adam>> schiff of california, yolla. . so how did adam schiff and nancy pelosi wind up in charge of america's foreign policy as we stand on the cusp of a third world war ?hy and why are republicans supporting them? and what happens when you put people with a demonstrated lack boundaries or self-control or wisdom in charge ofwi somethingi as important as the fate ofll nations? well, here's what happens. watch as one after the other. the democrats you just sawha on tape announcet that this regime change is not nearlyct over . in fact, this war has justs begun. thing >> but one thing is reallyel clear that this delegationeg i understand but also president biden be very clear with his mostst recent aid package request. it is a historic request that we're going to push hard and united congress to help pass. simple sems a very message. we are a not interested in stalemate. we are stal interested in going back to the status quo. the united states of america is in this to win and we will stand with ukraine until victory is one .ress that was congressman jason krot ,a confirmed buffoon telling t us that we'reel not in it to achieve a stalemate. s we're reallytalemate some of use under the impression based on their public statements that we were defendingnge the sovereignty of another country, ukraine, that it's not up to us , it's up to the voters of ukraine because ukraine is a democracy. but here's congressmanan crowe telling us we're not going to accept a , quote, stalemate. t we're in it to win it.until we t we're going to win. we're here till we get victory . well, that raises the obvious question what is winning? w what is victory? how do we know when we've won will jason didn't tell us and neither by the way, did nancy pelosi.e she just said we're going to keep sending weapons to ukraine until the fight is done. we continue to say thank you for your fight for freedom that when you're on a frontier of freedom that your site is a fight for everyone.e. and so our commitment is to be there for yous and to fight done. how do we get here exactly? if do you feel betrayed if you're one of the millions of good hearted americans who put a ukrainian flag pin on your lapel or put on in front ofh your house expressing solidarity with the poor oppressed people td in ukraine, you probably didn't think you were signing up for this nancy pelosi telling us we're in a war with a nuclear armed power with no clear end date.ar seen that movie before? d one ar oh , we 2 just finished one aftr twenty years in afghanistan will look likenist that . this is an open ended conflict, said nancyfl pelosi, just like c the war on terror. and just in case youu mi missed, they all repeated that line. here's your nightmare again. a adam schiff in charge of the war against russia. watch whole freedom ruling has an interest in the outcome of this war and ensuring ukraine is victorious and were are determined to do everything to make it so. we are proud to stand shoulder to shoulderr with ukraine and we will continue to these people are playing dress up.p. they have no idea what they're talking about and they don't care. they get to pretend totend be statesmen for a day. but when adam schiff and nancyy pelosipe again people with a o demonstrated years long record of being willing to say anything for personal power, pything to improve the fortunes of their political party when they're standing up with a foreign head of state s sayingng here's a here's an open check, you fill in the number. you've got to wonder whereer this is going. we know where it could go. this is the most reckless foreign policy in our lifetimes in american history. we're watchingin a a group of dechert. in some cases senile leaders casually dismiss the consequences of going to war with a nuclear armed nation, dismiss the consequences of nuclear war like it's not i even worth thinking about but it is worth thinking about. they tell us daily vladimir putin's dai evil and insane and that may well be true., but this same man has threatened to use nucleararun weapons against the united states and westernit europe if this continues and why don't we believe himim? you may have missed this . new york times didn't even have time to cover it. lt here's russia's foreignt.t. minister just last week underscoring the point russiana foreign minister sergey lavrov with a chilling warning the risk of nuclear war is a real one . speakingsp to state run media, lavrov said the danger was serious. it is real.el it cannot be underestimated. e he added that he did not want to see these risks of nuclear war quote, artificially inflated. it is not see it as an artificially inflated sense of risk, says lars art lavrov. so what they're saying is we will use nuclear weapons n againstuc you and your allies if you don't back off. if, for example, this seemstr existential like you're trying to overthrow our government, it's hardly defensive russia top say that's a real possibility and has been for quite some time. so it's twoome years ago that vladimir putin revised russia's nuclear deterrent policy. now the neww ow policy allows russia to use nuclears weaponsap in response with conventional strike. that means some sort ofat non-nuclear provocation. now in march, russia's former president dmitri medvedev, who sits f on russia's security council, reminded our country of this policy. he warned joe biden that russia would indeed use nuclearth weapons against the west in response to any, quote,, act of aggression that is committed against russia and its allies. now. what that look like? would it include helping to shoot down a russian transport plane carrying hundreds of r ofta russian troops? the pentagon hasgo admitted doig that . you don't have too be for russia to see that as a pretty reckless act and not just doing it but then bragging about it to nbc news. where doess that get us ?ut. out.ould find we do know that putin has f placed russia's nuclear forcesrs on high alert. and again, russia hasrl the largest nuclear arsenal in the worldd,. wou and again, why wouldn't he use those weapons?ey they tell us daily he is evil and insane and he may well be a risk. yeah, but no one in washingtonin seems worried in the slightest. in fact, congressman adam kinzinger is clearly something to live for at this point. ,tois now calling for a blank check, an open ended conflict in ukraine using the same legal justification that got us into iraqo for nearly 20 years. an ai he wants an authorization to use military force. >> watch. it i senator kaine was with uss and he said it is too soon to begin talking about potential use of force in ukraine. do youne think he's right? no, i don't i don't think we need to be using force in ukraine right now. i just introduced in a enlargement authorization for the use of militarymi force giving the president basically congressionalin leverage or permission to use it if wmdf nuclearizes, biological ores chemical are used in ukrainent doesn't compel the president to . it it just says if it is used he has that leverage. there mayev they be a point that wes have to recognize. you know what this is at worlde war two prior to m world war tw, there were moments and nobody ever wanted to get involved d and eventually came to realize they had to. i hope weon don't get to that point here, but we should>> be ready if we do prior to world war two, says adam kinzinger. so last year adam kinzinger wasa a guy who'd been redistrictedino out of his own district and it was troubling for some kind of cable news contributor from the future looked grim for adam kinzinger. now adam kinzinger is on a sunday shows every a weekend doing his winston churchill imitation. so you can see there'sing his av in incentive for mediocre and intellectually limited membersell of congress to play the warhawk. but you ha to ask yourself why all of a sudden is everybody talking about chemicalg a and biological weapons? it was just a couple of weeks ago that joe biden, a the united states promised to respond quote incyte p, to the potential use of chemical weapons by russia and the united statesu would use itsse chemical weapons against the russians if they use them against . e ukrainian and then because you're s supposed to admit that you have chemical weapons, joe national security adviser whose memory j still works, walked it back ande oh , no,nt the president misspoe just like he didn what he told us . this was a regime changeethis w. we would never use chemical weapons, said jake sullivan. c but foror bu some reason a lot ofn people in washington in both parties are still talking a lot about the u.s. using chemical weapons in russia. here's one of the most limited members of congress, michael mccaul, a republican from texasi regarded as a mouthpiece for the intel agencies. listen to what hehehe says. what would happenwo if a chemicl weapon was dropped in ukraine and or a short range tactical nuke. the question there is wouldt the world ideally sit back and watch that happen without doing anything? what would we what should wewh do? we do. >> i i just find it hard to believe and when i talked to the secretary general of nato, their job is really to defend nato, not to trigger article five . but in my t judgment that that'h beyond the pale that crosses a red line. and i think if that happens, we would have to respond in kind. so stories like this give people like michael mccaul a chance to give you a morepe lecture on television, which is the whole appeal. but again, all of a sudden youof have sitting members of congress with access to high level cto intelligence talking casually about using chemical weapons or nuclear a weapons against a nuclear armed state. so it's not a defense of t russia. you don't have to believe russia was justifieds in invading ukraine.ju they weren't it's not i a defenn of putin to think to yourself hold on a second here. how did we get here talking about nuclear war on the sunday shows. should weay? be are we ready for that ?th it's clear no one in the bidenen administration cares or is worried about it at all. the escalation continueses at a remarkable pace and you know that if you watch the money we're continuing to shovel cash to the government of ukraine, which just last year democrats described as one of the most corrupt in the world. but whatever and we'rere sendina money to ukraine at levels that are astounding. joe biden signed off joe bi funding package in march for thirteen point six dollars billion in aid for ukraine. additional then he sent an additional one point three billion in late april. then he sent three hundred and fifty million in february.ha he also sent eight hundredlso million in march. that he in addition to all of that , joe biden has requested another thirty three billion dollarsnd for ukraine and that requestth includes funding for longer range artillery of a heavier caliber than the howitzers we've already been sending there. to in other words, we're sending artillery to ukrainehat that can easily strike russian a territoy and we're sending thirty three billionng. how much is thirty three billion in a moment when congresson is writig checks for trillions? int well, to put it into context.is thirty three billion isby more than double what the biden administration spends protecting our national borders. and that's just one check to ukraine. but it's doublene c the annual budget to protect our borders. the administration taxes want to double just requested 15 billion for the entireio budget for us customsn. and border protection and just eight billiononan the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. so we're spending twice on their borders. what we spenders on our own ine request in one week. how much issp thirty three billion? well, it's more than we spenden on veterans affairs every month taking care of our own veteranst and a satis point of all this is it hasn't caused the russians to withdrawo from ukraine and no one's claiming that it will. it hasn't bankrupteddn't putin. it hasn't crippled the russian economy. it certainly hurt our economy . the dailying on here? well, the daily mail is reporting that a russian oligarch with close ties to vladimir putin, he's on the bad list right now because he met w with the president's son in moscow several times to discuss investment deals. so that oligarch strangely is being sanctioned by the uk buty not by the bidenon administration, by administration for all itsts bellicose talk about russia's decided not tode sanctionci thee oligarch who's friendsh with the president's son just to restate this has nothing to do with ukraine. the war in ukraine does not have anythinge to do with ukraine. the long term fortunes of the country or the health and safety of its people has to do with other things. the administration's request, for example, for ukraine aid didn't see this coming includesp a pathway to citizenship for afghan refugees, their spouses and children quote the secretary of homeland securityndhe in the secretary'sa discretion may adjustctst the status of an afghan national to that of an individual lawfully admitted for permanent residence. oh , so in an aid package meanta to defendck the borders of another sovereign nation, we continue to degrade her ownwn that she didn't thinkuk defendig ukrainian democracy meant admitting tens of thousands of more foreign nationals into this country overnight. if you want to know why ourhi leaders are determined to escalate this conflicts, there's your answer. it means more power for them. itm. means revenge for the 2016 election. and if that means triggeringon a nuclear conflict between our's nation and theirs,, so be it. brian dean wright is a formerfi cia officer who has watched this from the beginning and joins us tonight to assess. thanks so m much for coming on f this is y one of those stories. there's so much going on andth now the cornier i think what exactly is happening in ukraine? i'm for the ukrainian people. en wknow, i'm offended u that russia invaded. but i mean, we'rere getting right up to the brink of somethingab horrible here. why is nobody saying anything about it? w well,el i think that you'vet outlined many of the motivations. i think one of the things that some of my colleagues who havef thathoye wide eyes oe also worried about is the fact that we're sending a billions w of dollars., but it's weaponry that once it gets into ukraine g we're not controlling. so it includes something called a stinger missilest and of coure can take down commercial airliners. so we're bringing those into polandais, so wein. we are turning them over to the ukrainians and then they disappear. a so we are we are pushing up against this conflict not just with russia t for all the reasol that you just outlined, but we're also potentially introducing thingsgs, the black market, things that could get into the wrong hands and now we have hav a disaster. so i think that what you're really facing at this point is a collectivero of peopleth in washington, d.c. that don't understand sacrifice. hi nancy pelosi is not going to send her children to ukraine. joe biden's not some hunter to p ukraine. and so they're not going to pay the price. but the kids of all the folks watching this tonight, they're ising to pay the price. and so i think fundamentally a o there's a disconnect between the people who pay with their blood and treasure and the people who are making the decision to send us off to war . i don't understandw you can si. you can simultaneously argue that putin is a nuclear armed, crazy, bloodthirsty, demented, unpredictable, ruthless and at h the same time pokeim him in the face with a stick and hope for the best. >> i mean, which of these is true ? >> it's illogical. so of course it's illogical. it's something that i talk a lot about my podcast you talk a lot about on your showic that we are losing logic because logical and reasonable people o aren't part of the conversation. there's a there are alternative ulterior motives herens and ind think fundamentally we have to stop and ask ourselves a , w can we afford this ?e because when we talk about 13 billion or thirty three billion dollars,av that's money that we don't d have. that's deficit spending. so we're just printingit s moneb and then we're issuing debt, which means interestop rates on top of that . so it's more than 13 billion orl thirty three billion. and i think you highlighted something important with a border. c's not just the border itself . joe biden asked congress for three point nine billion to address the opiate issue. e my goodness, that'sve even less than his 13 billion. so he's put he's prioritizing the ukrainians beyonds 100,000 people in this country who have died from the opiate and attacks and drug war . right. soe we just have a fundamentalp disconnect between what the people in washington, d.c. think is importantle and what they're signing up for and what the rest of us are forg to have to pay . ms and if you look at it in relative terms, as you just said, it really is so so deeply revealing. randi wright, great to see you. yothank you . l you bet.ot so there arere a lot 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redefining insurance weaponizes motherhood how conservative women are being accused of exploiting. if you need to do something to feel okay to drive you're not okay to don't drive but so suddenly the same kind of nihilism you're seeing in our foreign policy. what happens.s. you're seeing applied to ourse domestic policy and even to questions of science. so the people in charge aree telling you that biological isn't real and if you d disagree, you're a racistis. . for a lot of lifelong democrats, this is bewildering. this .tn't sign up for thi colin wright's been a democrat all his life, didn't sign up for this . up so a year ago he came up with aoi cartoonng to illustrate what he thought was going on .t chan he hasn't changed, butge the people who represent him in the democratic party have become very unreasonable . elon musk agrees.ar he justto shared this cartoon on twitter in the wall street journal op ed. conrad explained that he madet the cartoon just kind of sort out how he feels as a lifelong democrat clone. right. is an evolutionary biologist and we're happy to have youan join us . thanks so much for coming on .n. so you can describe this better than i can paraphrase.hrhr what why don't you draw this cartoon? what does itn? mean? yes, i drew this cartoon in bed one night in my pajamas because i have this increasing feeling of alienation from the political left and a lot of core values that i felt were central to who i was as a voter. suc so on issues suchh as as freeor speech, for instance, i that iel think the left hadd heldf as being sacrosanct for much of its history, you know, it's it's been these values of free speech where generally held tor be like these these core values in order to t uphold free speec, to speak truth to power, it's being increasingly viewed as sort of well, it's unacceptable . i mean, people are being called racist for wanting free speech. i mean, you keep hearing that is that when you signed up as a liberal or democrat, you thought the democratic party represented you even five years ago? woulden it have been plausible that somebody in msnbc would say you're racist if you want free speech? well, no. if we're viewed as hostile to to the government as being hostile to, you know, these ideas that we have of freeec speech and on issues suchh, as like racism, for instance,e where the previous values that we had of judging people by the content of their character, for instance, rather than by , you know, the color of their skin, this has been replaced by these sort of identity politicsso and equity initiatives that are really valuing group groupiv identity over individual rights and then on the issueson of y women's rights, for instance, we see youou know, i don't thin ofri the right has been always the best or most consistent on these issues. but at least the right knows what a woman is.you know, an you know, as an adult human female and i say this as a biologist so i say that with certainty. hthe left on the other hand , you know, they can't even tell you what a woman is so e they can't even really pretend to understand or to protect women's rights. of so this is the kind of my growing feeling of of being disaffected fromel the left on these many issues.broad feel i think a lot of americans and people abroad feel the same way. i think people abroad too.ucee. i agree with that. in this country. t the world takes its cues from us . the west does and they're they're coming. right.on thank you for that .ve ifg you like that conversation, we had a long conversation, right, for an episode ofan tucker carlson . say you can check it out on fox check f station if you like. so nina jankowicz is in charge of regulating disinformation for the government and our dhs secretary who should be really ashamed that he's hired her , that she's now a lawls enforcement officer tells you's with a straight face that she's perfect for the job. watch this . republicans are criticizing your decision, the administration's decision to choosest nina jankowicz to lead this disinformation board. they say she boa is not somebody who is neutral. your response eminently qualified. a renowned expert in the fieldfi of disinformationel. absolutely. so all republicans are upset? no.lel allie normal people who believe in enlightenment values are terrified by the idea that bytr the administration is trying to control what you say and think t because they're notha allowed to do that . those rights are given to you by god, freedom of thought, freedom of conscience bdo, peri. this is republicans and it's not just about nina jankowicz is likee a total idiot, obviously, but you never know that from watching televisionwa watch the administration's allies in the mediatcs. n there's been an uproar in recent days about the department of homeland security setting uppd se what ta call a disinformation governance board. this has been mostly a fox world story. it could come up earlier today on cnn state of the union.hat ia but i don't thinknd people know what it is and what it isn't. and there's just been h a lot of right wing uproar without knowing what it is being a stronger advocate to tech companies and engaging the public in academiach, that'. really what they're after. well, that sounds like common sense, butut when i google this, all i see is like joe biden's ministry of truthut, they'rere going to say, you's know, theres this incredible backlash to something that sounds like basic government bureaucracy. yeah, it soundsuc like common sense.at the government gets to decide, but you're allowed to think about news stories. reach you're not allowed to take the facts in and reach your own decisions because you're not an adulta. you're a surf in a country where the people who are in chargee decide what you believe. so ifot that doesn't bother you, maybe you deservees show at cnn. they're not looking more into the person running all this jankowicz. so we are we took a closer look and we found that throughout the coming pandemic this will not shock you in a jankowicz far from fighting disinformation toted up the government of china and she assured youou know, the virus didn't originate in a lab in hong. no. in fact, she criticizedci the intel community forze lookig into that possibility. she said it gave credence to t quote conspiracyo theories. of course, it turned out to be almost certainly true then this means a jankowicz this world renowned expert went on the record to support government control over what watch allowed to say, and shudder to think about a free speech absolutists. we're taking over moreon platforms what that would look like for the marginalized communities all around the world which are already shouldering so much of this abuse, disproportionate amounts of this abuse and traumatizing themselvesauma as they try to protectti themselves from it, you know, reporting, blocking, etc. we f need the platforms to dora more and we frankly need law enforcement and ourl, legislatures to do more as well. iount and in other countries they're lookingries, t at this . s you know, the uk has an online safety bill that's being considered right now he where they're trying to make it illegal. there's currently awful but lawful content that exists onlinet where people are being>> harassed. so here we have t anotherr: s entitled white lady telling youn that you're racistg if you r disagree with her, of courseac has nothing to do with race. if it did,eply she'd be deeply worriedd about people in baltimore living, but none of them care.e.at they rea what they really care about isur making sure youe can never criticize the people they work for and you should know that you should haveum clear eyes. and that's sean davis. doese. he or the ceo of the family. he joins us tonight.thch sean, thanks son. much for comig on . you wonder if if we allow the administration to cross this line, then are there any lines left to cross? s well, i don't think so, especially when you look at what happened in in 2020 because i think what they're actually setting up at dhs here is the full run of their control of information in twenty twenty they did a test run with one hundred nine laptop and all theseai former corrupt spooks came out and said oh it's russian disinformation which is a lie. and thent they peddled that to c the tech companies and then the tech companies dutifullyendy banned anyone who talked about one hundred laptop from being on the internet a. is and what this new office doesst is just g give them the ability to launder that fake news except do it anonymously.. these idiots don't have to go and sign a letter with their names on it anymore. they just get to whisper to g scary poppins, the government propaganda nanny and take care of it forov chief. i mean, i've been brooding on this a week and she's so self evidently ridiculous and soso self discrediting, do you think oh they made a hugeti mistake. they're so dumbng they putt yoe, in charge but 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the eve of that event . thanks a lot for coming on .er so congrats on the poll numbers showing you ahead. but i still thought it'din be worth hearing you explain why you want to be in wen the senate, what you do if you get there. well, so there simply i fightht for normal people becauseec i think for so long the republican party we've said people that represented the donors or the other special interests in our country, the corporate class that's for example, forcing pharmaceutical companies to give almostg ph alf these children. those people have a voice in washington dc but normal people don't. i and if i could say, tucker ,n i think that what's at stakeel in this electionec, this primary in particular is what kind ofl republican party will we have w will we have the old republican party that started started stupid and wars that shift american manufacturing base to china and that didn't actually defend america's cultural values or are we goingng to have a republican party that fights 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