of ayman, republican revote. house speaker mike johnson just pitches put to get the government open and legislate members of his own party are already shutting him down. plus, 60 or losing strap. the gop has lost almost every major election since 2017. when will they learn they need to change? and taking advantage, how president biden and democrats can keep it straight going into 2024 and beyond. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. republicans, well, happens i? this they just keep on losing. and this week the gop suffered more losses and states all over the political spectrum to, in large part, to a stubborn hard-line stance on extremism and abortion. out of step with the super majority of the american public on both of those. virginians were in full by weren t filled by glenn youngkin s gaslighting about a common sense 15 wake up abortion ban, that i described. it pennsylvanians refuse to allow a candidate who had tried to hide her radical views on abortion, ev
of ayman, republican revolt. house speaker mike johnson just pitched his plan to keep the government open and legislate members of his own party are already shutting him down. plus, 60 or losing strap. the gop has lost almost every major election since 2017. when will they learn they need to change? and taking advantage, how president biden and democrats can keep it straight going into 2024 and beyond. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. republicans, well ? they just keep on losing. and this week the gop suffered more losses in states all over the political spectrum to, in large part, to a stubborn hard-line stance on extremism and abortion. out of step with the super majority of the american public on both of those. virginians weren t fooled by governor glenn youngkin s gaslighting about a common sense 15 week abortion ban, that s how he described it. pennsylvanians refused to allow a candidate who had tried to hide her radical views on abortion, even scrambling
he s lived the american dream twice. he built an empire it wept bankrupt or whatever and he built it back again. so this is what republican voters are saying that went out in new hampshire. how do you, if you re running against him in the primaries republican primaries, how do you deal with those feelings? the folks that are supporting him are loving the fact that he s not a politician. i spent a good chunk of time in new hampshire last go-around of primaries. there was a lot of anger from the primary voters at this point about government about president obama, and i think that anger has only continued to build with these primary voters over the past few years. that s why they re coalescing around him. if you re running against a jeb bush or chris christie. he s only campaigning in new hampshire. you ve got to be worried when donald trump is leading the polls and not really spending any money on advertising. why does he need advertising? i know.
elizabeth warren among college-educated mostly women, an indication she could take a little heat on her left and a challenge on her left. what did you learn this week as to a better indication that she needs some convincing to actually run? we ve got a long time away from 2016. i know it s really fascinating and interesting. i think what s most interesting is how actually unified the democratic party is. if you actually look at where the democratic party is on issues and in terms of candidates versus the republican party with ted cruz in iowa on friday night basically doing an infomercial against the republican party in washington, i think the big difference between the parties is there is a lot of support for hillary, there is a lot of support on issues, there is a real crack-up in the republican party right now. rick santorum, of course, you ran for president last go-around. we talk about ted cruz. it s an opportunity to see him
elizabeth warren among college-educated mostly women, an indication she could take a little heat on her left and a challenge on her left. what did you learn this week as to a better indication that she needs some convincing to actually run? we ve got a long time away from 2016. i know it s really fascinating and interesting. i think what s most interesting is how actually unified the democratic party is. if you actually look at where the democratic party is on issues and in terms of candidates versus the republican party with ted cruz in iowa on friday night basically doing an infomercial against the republican party in washington, i think the big difference between the parties is there is a lot of support for hillary, there is a lot of support on issues, there is a real crack-up in the republican party right now. rick santorum, of course, you ran for president last go-around. we talk about ted cruz. it s an opportunity to see him