country. we have to have some sort of balance and i would like to see that. yeah, fear is a powerful motivator in politics and the gop has been very successful at harnessing that fear including anecdotal evidence of things happening around the country and ascribing everywhere in america and getting the vote out and the democrats are not taking that seriously in 2022, they will face serious losses. mike: not long ago that we were hearing from defunding the police, do you think there are any regrets from the folks on the left when you look at the smash and grabs in places like los angeles and san francisco? i don t think i think people on the far left still support policies so there s not going to be self-reflection on that from your kind of far-left activist type person but more centrist, reasonable, normal, moderate democrats, the kind who would like to exert more influence over our president, i bet they they probably didn t like it when the left was talking about that.
fairly ten stris. within d.c. and among politicians and definitely on the debate stage among the 2020 field. we do see a lot more of the progressive wings of the party. again, people if you look at especially in the house, democrats, a very small portion of them are the super leftist, activist type of members. the majority of the party does play to the is iter. i think it is hard to juggle but pelosi has to deal with that. david jolly, 15 seconds. look might as well warm up, right? no, look, it is a diverse party but it s continuing to push the arc of progressivism. each parties do that over the course of time. michael bloomberg making the case the party needs to return to a traditional moderate path, i don t think is an electorally winning strategy within the democratic primary today. thank you. coming up, veterans make the
wouldn t. we reject that argument and say you have to comply with the subpoena. they took it to the federal district appeals court in washington, d.c. and that court agreed with the district court. they said the district court got it right. you actually do have to comply with this subpoena. what now this corporation is asking, they re asking for the supreme court to actually step in and offer them protection. what that would require is, first of all, the supreme court would have to say yes, we re going to consider this issue. if they did consider it, second, they have to say they disagreed with what the district court and the federal appeals court both ruled. they d have to overturn that decision. i think those are a lot of steps that have to happen if the supreme court wants to view this. they certainly can. that would be an activist type move on their part and typically they don t engage in those types of moves. interesting that you say this would be almost an activist type move. i
hear from the left strike me as transference in the sense they accuse their opponents of which they are things they are personally guilty. you are violent! you are racist! it s things that are so obvious about them. they seem obsessed with violence. not all of them. there are a lot of good liberals out there. but the activist type who thinks about violence a lot. no, that is true. it was true eight years ago for example at the dawn of the obama era. there was a whole obama assassination pawn, not from the right but from the left fantasizing about how the right were itching to assassinate obama. some guy in the ottawa sun of all places wrote a 700-word column describing in detail how some lee harvey oswald was just itching to blow the first black president s head off. what i find most revoting
as transference in the sense they accuse their opponents of which they are things they are personally guilty. you are violent! you are racist! it s things that are so obvious about them. they seem obsessed with violence. not all of them. there are a lot of good liberals out there. but the activist type who thinks about violence a lot. no, that is true. it was true eight years ago for example at the dawn of the obama era. there was a whole obama assassination pawn, not from the right but from the left fantasizing about how the right were itching to assassinate obama. some guy in the ottawa sun of all places wrote a 700-word column describing in detail how some lee harvey oswald was just itching to blow the first black president s head off. what i find most revoting