You have a good night. I am laura coates, everyone. And listen, right now you are looking at capitol hill. Thats the home of the United States house of representatives, call the peoples house, the place where you would expect the people that you elected to legislate your actual priorities. You are number one is supposed to be their number one. Let me ask how many of you out there, at a party, as your top priority or even on your bingo card today, nancy pelosi getting kicked out of her office in the capital building. Anyone . Anyone . I did not think so. But tonight, sources tell cnn that the now former Speaker Mccarthy, who is behind the interim speaker Patrick Mchenrys move to kick former Speaker Nancy Pelosi out of office space. Its things like this that drive voters crazy. You are telling me that, within hours of throwing out the speaker, with no clear succession plan, 44 days away from yet another manufactured Government Shutdown with concerns over the economy looming, border, Nati
harris: former president donald trump remains in iowa two more events today after being there over the weekend for some big ones. he is going after one rival in particular, his former cabinet member, nikki haley. she is rising in the polls. trump is warning supporters take nothing for granted. don t stay home, just please. the polls are showing we ll win by a lot and worst thing you can do, let s just stay home, alice and let s watch it on television. we don t want to do that. you have to get out. harris: whoever alice is, she got a shout-out. i imagine there are many beautiful alices out there. florida governor ron desantis is pushing back on speculation that he will drop out of the race if he doesn t make a strong showing in iowa. here he is. i ve put a lot of time here because i think it s important and i think that iowa gives you an opportunity to be on the
Flo: well that makes me good and damn mad. linda lavin: and alice wanted to be right and she wanted to be strong and she wanted to be the leader. alice: we work here. we do the same work. mel: don t give me that women s lib junk. alice: junk. alice: well in that case you can run it without me and flo and vera, because we quit. linda lavin: and he tried to run the diner without us. man: going over to barney s burger bar and getting some decent service! male worker: what about these eggs? linda lavin: and it wasn t possible. flo: on behalf of alice, vera, and myself, kiss my grits! linda lavin: when i was invited to speak for the votes that we being taken to pass the equal rights amendment, i thought, how do i do this? linda lavin: so it occurred to me to wear the alice uniform because they knew her and they were her. linda: i hope that all of the alices that work unprotected will carry the message to their bosses.
Linda lavin: so it occurred to me to wear the alice uniform because they knew her and they were her. linda: i hope that all of the alices that work unprotected will carry the message to their bosses. that we want and we have earned our economic rights. alan sepinwall: in the 70s, we can talk about the women s movement. but in, in the 80s, you ve got reagan. reagan: government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem. alan sepinwall: and you ve got family ties with alex p. keaton as like the ultimate reagan fanboy. kid: what s taxes? alex: a tax is a terrible, hairy liberal monster, the only thing that can stop the terrible tax monster is a republican. michael gross: america was taking a conservative turn in a big way. emily vanderwerff: and networks were chasing that kind of high gloss, aspirational fantasy. aramide: and you see that reflected in something like