historical film this year about the civil rights martyr emmett till, and that s airing for the first time tonight, so i m excited to share it with you we begin with what we ve learned about the republican party it is reeling struggling with the maga republican problems it created after a midterm fizzle. the red wave if at most has become a red trickle. definitely not a republican wave, that s for darn sure. republicans score they were going to sweep, a red suetsunam, and we believed them, but they did not. even tucker carlson accepting the reality of election results. that has basketball the mood as the year ends. donald trump announce he have running again. there s a power struggle in the house. there s the rnc s autopsy. and then there s all of the blame on what even the republican party s leader in the senate called low quality candidates part of the problem i don t think there s any question in my mind that hurt republicans all over is donald trump. some w
democrats have another way of being, which is they always criticize their own. it s just endless. and so here s biden having to get compliments from newt gin gingrich and did you see at the pelosi portrait unveiling, john boehner emotional, practically weeping in his love for democrats. i don t know what this exactly means. i think with boehner it s totally insear. i mean, he cries a lot. his signature thing is tiers. but for gingrich, he hasn t had a big platform lately. he might have wanted to be contrarian and he did get some ink over that. for biden he s like rodney dangerfield. he doesn t get any respect even when he s doing a really good job. and nobody you know, the messaging of democrats you
organization that has done so much, and you certainly more than qualify, succeeding one of the greatest freedom fighter i ve known in the legal world, cherylyn eiffel. you heard our interview with the parents of amir locke who tragically died at the hands of police in minneapolis. your reaction to yet another police shooting of a black man? first i want to extend my deep interest most insear condolences to ms. wells and mr. locke for the loss of their son amir. i can only imagine the devastation they re experiencing and i want them to know on behalf of the staff of the legal defense fund that we are deeply sorry for your loss. i also am very sorry for the entire minneapolis community that has now had to witness the tragic killing of yet a third high pro file killing just in the past 24 months. we re talk gt about george floyd, daunte wright, now amir
would people be as upset? i have not listened to any of the podcasts, but rogan admits he is wrong and said he is embarrassed and regrets it. the apology sounds insear. insear. sincere. i don t like whoopi goldberg s apology on the holocaust but i have known her for years and know he is not anti-semitic. if you don t like these shows don t watch them. if you don t like whoopi goldberg or joe rogan turn the channel. many on the left want to cancel and boycott. most people feign outrage when they are not offended. often to cancel conservatives.
about that. the problem is that what they say and what they do are not exactly the same. we continue to see him add to his forces along the border with ukraine even over the course of the last 48 hours. he s increased his military capability should he want to invade ukraine again. charles: to that point, if russia invades ukraine, what would the u.s. response be? is there a scenario that our troops would be deployed to the ukraine? the president has been crystal clear that the u.s. troops will not be fighting in ukraine. he s been crystal clear that should there be another incursion by russia forces that they will be met with swift consequences, mostly of a economic nature. he has been clear about the fact that we ll be willing to put in place economic measures of a severity that we have not done before. it won t just be the united states. other nations we have indications that they will try the hold russia accountable