his new book, tired of winning, donald trump and the end of the grand old party is not tomorrow. it serves as a roadmap of what we should expect from donald trump if he ever reenters the oval office. he s going to take us inside all of that in a moment. also later tonight, john favrow, tommy vietor, my former colleagues of their pod save america. they will talk about how president biden should campaign against a fully authoritarian opponent. that s what we re talking about. now and later, congressman adam shift joins me on the deafening silence from his republican party. in the supreme court s ethics up today, and buccaneers the night on what former trump lawyer jenna ellis is telling prosecutors in georgia, and what that all means. but first, let s go back to that historical figure, trump seems to admire so much. this weekend, trump vowed to root out what he called the radical left dogs that live like vermont within the confines of our country. that is an exact quote. for th
someone from history, and i am not talking about someone that most of you would admire. as alarming as the rhetoric is, the things that he is planning to do, should he win reelection, are even more disturbing. during his three decades in journalism, jonathan carl earned his reputation as one of the best reporters in washington. he s tough, i should know, i spent years fielding tough questions from him, and if he is sounding the alarm, which he is, we shouldn t be listening. his new book, tired of winning, donald trump and the end of the grand old party is not tomorrow. it serves as a roadmap of what we should expect from donald trump if he ever reenters the oval office. he s going to take us inside all of that in a moment. also later tonight, john favrow, tommy vietor, my former colleagues of their pod save america. they will talk about how president biden should campaign against a fully authoritarian opponent. that s what we re talking about. now and later, congressman adam
brian, the media guy, who is constantly ravaging on how cnn people have the moral high ground and people at fox are dreadful, even wrote a book about that, he is number 18 on the weekend viewers. i mean, the only reason he s there it s because he is sort of a clone of jeff zucker. he looks like jeff zucker, he loves jeff zucker, he is jeff zucker, the boss mouthpiece. of otherwise would you give the guy job on tv? no. jesse: zucker might not be there for that much longer if this continues and maybe brian won t either. we will see what happens. miranda, thank you so much. they need all the help they can get. thank you. california governor gavin newsom spent the weekend checking some high-priority items off his list. no, not the criminals looting the walgreens or the people were leaving themselves all over the streets of san francisco. no, no. he s cracking down the public enemy number one.
didn t really talk about last night as we discussed this. and i will ask you this, peter. so then why not surgeon general, why not health and human services? why hud secretary? it is believed that he got the black guy job. look, donald trump does have a tendency to typecast people. he said jared kushner, his son-in-law should be the envoy for israeli peace. i don t know why he chose ben carson, but it would have made more sense to choose him as surgeon general because the expertise we ve been talking about, the fact he understands medicine, he understands the way hospitals work or health and human services. yes, that would have been where he had a particular background. there are conservatives, people that disagree with me that work on housing policy. and they do i think that donald trump likes his message to black americans. remember, he went to harlem.
i was so happy that he made it out. it seemed like i was reborn. that s the way i had the feeling when this guy was on the ground. you ll be fine, buddy. you ll be fine. good guy job, guys. once we got him out of the vehicle and my partner got him to safety, i looked back at the car and that s when i really realized, boy, we came really close on this one and it really doesn t hit you until that point. when you look back at it and you think, wow, that was really close. alexis suffers three fractures to his pelvis but escapes with his life. i think it was part luck and definitely wouldn t have had the same outcome had the citizens helped us. without their help, the outcome wouldn t have been the same and luckily those good citizens were there and helped us. otherwise, it would have been a different outcome. they made the difference,