all of these people should know better. i don t know how we got to liz china and adam kinzinger. rick perry was the longest serving governor of texas three terms. he was cabinet secretary. he kept a low profile. i want to read you one more line that rick perry said that day about trump. quote, he offers a barking carnival act that can best be described as trump-ism. a toxic mix of demagogues means spiritness to lead the democrat party to perdition if pursued. rick perry ignored his own warning, don. and now the texts. jamie gangel, appreciate it. sure. threats of school violence spreading across tiktok putting schools on high alert. the threats weren t scene as credible but is this the new normal?
that are the most vulnerable. it s what he always does. it s the mean spiritness of this country. we re a rich enough country nobody should go hungry. again, these are mostly workers. the expansion of medicaid and most of the food stamp beneficiaries in these cases are people who have jobs and simply aren t making a decent wage. yeah, i should just say that basically it gives states the flexibility for folks whose incomes fluctuate to keep them in this eligibility category for not being penalized for getting a job if one goes away. here is a basic institutional question. you and your colleagues explicitly rejected the farm bill. it s an important piece of legislation that gets passed through congress and lots of deals go into it. how are you going to take them doing an end-run around you? well, i m not sure they can, but like many things trump does, he thinks he has all power, he can issue an executive order or a rule, someone someone
pressure, not a lot, from his right-wing base to do something about the budget deficit, which they blew a huge hole in. it s more than 70% of the tax cuts, the $1.5 trillion tax cuts went to the richest people in the country, the 1% richest. so the way so he starts with that aoes after the people that are the most vulnerable. it s what he always does. it s the mean spiritness of this country. we re a rich enough country nobody should go hungry. again, these are mostly workers. the expansion of medicaid and most of the food stamp beneficiaries in these cases are people who have jobs and simply aren t making a decent wage. yeah, i should just say that basically it gives states the flexibility for folks whose incomes fluctuate oto keep them in this eligibility category for not being penalized for getting a job if one goes away. here is a basic institutional question. you and your colleagues
application will be overlooked because of the way your name sounds. rich lowery is a national review editor and fox news contributor, and you listened to that and said it was off key and, characteristically self pitying. what do you mean by that? first of all, i m not a black woman, so full disclosure. thank you for that. there s a lot about the speech that i liked, but this passage in particular and the things around it i think, were off key. she s focusing on really minor slights and insults, some of which are inadvertent, and this is a person who s at the top of our national life she graduated from princeton, she graduated from harvard law school she has celebrated almost everywhere in culture for her beauty poise, and public spiritness what does she have really to complain about? a lot, if you listen to that speech. and she went on to say, as potentially the first african-american first lady i was also the focus of another
slights and insults, some of which are inadvertent, and this is a person who s at the top of our national life she graduated from princeton, she graduated from harvard law school she has celebrated almost everywhere in culture for her beauty poise, and public spiritness what does she have really to complain about? a lot, if you listen to that speech. and she went on to say, as potentially the first african-american first lady i was also the focus of another set of questions in addition to those subjected that other first ladies were subjected to saying was i too loud too angry, too emasculating too soft too much of a mom, enough of a career woman. i hate to tell her, but those same questions have been asked about many of the former first ladies. does anybody remember what happened to teresa hines cary and hillary clinton? many of those questions were asked. i went back and looked at the