as something exclusively associated with the right in politics. cbs news last year said fascism is defined as a political one that embraces far right nationalism. and then to be massively accelerated last few years and the democrats everyone in the establishment lost our minds over trump he is an authoritarian bringing fascism to america and if anyone who supports him is a nazi these are some of the things they said spirit there has been a lot of rhetoric about trumps and trumps policy i don t think that is a stretch at all. just like vladimir putin or air to wander president xi he used the government corruptly to go after his perceived opponents. but it wasn t trump promoting the racial segregation that the nazis would cheer but the woke left everyone from elementary school to universities it wasn t trump using the power of the state it was the democrats and the big tech donors interfering the elections to suppress stories on to the candidate is not trump using the power
u.s. capitol. we have the right to peaceful asystem bem. brett: i covered 2020 turmoil as a journalist, anchor of special report, i was writing a new book about another president, another era, another political crisis, i was drawn to the clear parallels between then and now. i m here at tomb of grant in new york city, story of his great heroics as civil war general is well-known. but his story as president grant not so well-known, i gripping drama courage, bleed shed and statesman ship, and still resonates today, some of history s towery figures always seem destin for greatest ins grant of the not one. no one seeing him growing up would have predicted he would he or she the height rgt he reached, his father was a tanner, his mother a devout methodist. his father swung an apartment for his son to u.s. military academy. grant did not want to go to westpoint. he thought if my father wants me to go, i will do it he graduated 21 in class of 39. brett: and he caught in me
as something exclusively associated with the right in politics. cbs news last year said fascism is defined as a political one that embraces far right nationalism. and then to be massively accelerated last few years and the democrats everyone in the establishment lost our minds over trump he is an authoritarian bringing fascism to america and if anyone who supports him is a nazi these are some of the things they said spirit there has been a lot of rhetoric about trumps and trumps policy i don t think that is a stretch at all. just like vladimir putin or air to wander president xi he used the government corruptly to go after his perceived opponents. but it wasn t trump promoting the racial segregation that the nazis would cheer but the woke left everyone from elementary school to universities it wasn t trump using the power of the state it was the democrats and the big tech donors interfering the elections to suppress stories on to the candidate is not trump using the power
u.s. capitol. we have the right to peaceful asystem bem. brett: i covered 2020 turmoil as a journalist, anchor of special report, i was writing a new book about another president, another era, another political crisis, i was drawn to the clear parallels between then and now. i m here at tomb of grant in new york city, story of his great heroics as civil war general is well-known. but his story as president grant not so well-known, i gripping drama courage, bleed shed and statesman ship, and still resonates today, some of history s towery figures always seem destin for greatest ins grant of the not one. no one seeing him growing up would have predicted he would he or she the height rgt he reached, his father was a tanner, his mother a devout methodist. his father swung an apartment for his son to u.s. military academy. grant did not want to go to westpoint. he thought if my father wants me to go, i will do it he graduated 21 in class of 39. brett: and he caught in me
Wrong with our system. everyone can see it, that is why it is powerful lisa great to see you, you nailed it, thank you. thank you for watching set your dvr, see you next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. it was a year when racial violence and civil strive threatened to cast drought on legitimacy of a presidential election. both parties agreed on the stakes, the future of the republic itself. the election was chaotic. no winner declared that night. before it was finally settled, an electoral college controversy sparked a wild, worrisome scene at