regions of russia, and for a temporary or hmm , even permanent residence, how does the liberal democratic partyk here, how does it help people? for all parliamentary parties, the two main areas of humanitarian law will start with the last one in our country. work in all four areas of the center care. uh, humanitarian supplies continue to go along the line of the liberal democratic party. eh, quite a powerful stream. there continue to work in the new territories of our volunteer landings and hmm common. eh, landing, in general, its number is already more than a thousand people , i must say. uh, of course, now, uh, there's no politics. the main thing is, uh, the main thing is in any country and uh in the usa, politicians win when they support the interests of ordinary americans, and ordinary americans are by no means for the destructive approach of the state department. as for the new territories. it is necessary to help people so that they will soon get the opportunity to live like a human being. unfortunately, it is still dangerous in kherson, we know the situation there. it's dangerous uh and

not a lot of the people are elected by the democrat party because a lot of these people the democrat party has so much control in order for them to when they have to run democrat before they can they have told me and you, i can't run as a republican in my district. help me change it. i have had so many and if you can get my support, i will booklet and bring somebody else get at least am doing a little bit of good right now. who controls the democrat party? and parenthood. the atheist of the people who want open borders and love the drug trade. people who want sex trafficking and people of hollywood. they take all of that money down to the democrat party and say good power, use the law keep these people under control and give us what we want. >> they want them to carry out their agenda. >> exactly, you know how it works. they give money to the politicianan, it is all corrupt. >> can't feed us t military but can destroy values and bring ndabout. you talk about covid-19. >> yes, the fight to do anything and now we are in inflation. we live productive lives, they know they can't come here

turn to diplomacy and of course the warmongers who now control the democratic party. we decided to smear them on the wall. and now these democrats congress tremble in a corner with fear and beg for forgiveness for allowing themselves such liberties. how to ask for diplomacy? now they have turned 180° and are supporting the warmongers . they say no, we don't need diplomacy. we don't want this anymore, and tucker is one of the main ones. the reason i left the democratic party. they are completely under the hood of the warmongers, so do not care about the ukrainians. otherwise, they would have initiated negotiations long ago, they don’t care about the americans, who are struggling with all their might just to survive, they are fighting inflation by raising prices for everything that is possible now everything is in the hands of the military and the proof of this is, both the hotheads in the democratic party and the rhetoric of the popular media so wanted to say nothing personal, this is business, but in relation

he is the play thing of the democrat party. een what the democrats have done to this country, do the folks in utah see that this is no time it play around? to time to be deceived or orel hor -- elow corrupt media and money to deter them, electing you helps to save the country. >> i believe most in utah will see through it and not fall for it that said, i've been surprised by the number who have fallen for it in some ways not surprise, given what i just mentioned about news media propping him up and money he has raised fr democrats, the more they come to realize mcmullin. that is a vote for biden. the less likely they will be to fall for it. when americans look at their 401(k) and the fact they are spending so much more money every month in utah we're spending 949 dollars per household on average more than we were as of january 2021, the day joe biden took was on the, they don't want t-- dk sportsb joe biden took office, they don't want more of joe biden's policies. this spending spree has been been on has to end. we can't have a

>> outputted right down to the democratic party upper salons of the democratic party. not the rank-and-file democrats, not a lot of the people elected by the democratic party. a lot of people are in this position where the democratic party has so much control that for them to win they have to run as a democrat and they told me and told you i can't run as a republican or conservative in my district. help me change it.i've had so many of them say that. if you can give my people support, i'll vote for it. i had my money cut from the teachers union. go out to school choice, i'm done. the reason i'm doing a little bitof good . so who controlsthe democratic party, planned parenthood . atheists and george soros on down. the people that want to open borders. the people that love the drug trade. the people that love the sex trafficking, portal people in hollywood. they sent all that money down to the democratic party and say get power, use the law to cheat reand keep these people under control so they'll vote for you. >> and they fund the politicians they want in office to carry

even then and at the end of that campaign that than 80% 80% k people had voted for the democrat party. now people say that all of these democrats switch to republican. fritz hollings stated democrat, george wallace dated the democrat. although southern governors all the southern centers on one switch and that was strom thurmond. only one. the rest of them stay democrat forever and black people voted for them. so when i started asking the question why did this happen, they goes back to stockholm syndrome. he goes back to cognitive dissonance. it makes perfect sense. you have been oppressed, you been beaten down for 400 years. of course you're going to take on the characteristic of your master. plus if they're just been paying attention to the civil rights movement we were fighting, bleeding, dying shot by water hoses, bit by dogs come eat hamburger beside them, drink on the decided to go to school beside them. of course when it came to vote were going to vote with them. makes perfect sense. >> host: why are blacks so skeptical about the republican party? >> guest: arm start, back in 19

they're subjenniferrent to the military industrial complex and the warhawks in the democratic party andeam media. >> tucker: it's why they basically kicked you out of the party, because you said, well, maybe we shouldn't bomb all the christians in syria. maybe there's another way. this is their red line. it's war. why is that? did you know that when you went into congress? >> no. the democrats that i saw, the democrats, leaders that i saw were people who took a stand for peace, people like my former ', the senator from hawaii. he served during world war ii. he understood the cost of war. the so-called progressives, they claimed in the past, at least, to be the champions for peace, to be people who understood in order to be prosperous and free we must be at peace. that's still true. we still cannot achieve prosperity and freedom unless we have peace, but now everyone in the democratic party, in the leadership in washington, is walking in lockstep as warhawks. no one daring to even step outside the line and say, hey, diplomacy, let's exercise diplomacy. >> tucker: what cowards. what cowar

democratic party, again, the oldest party in the american national. it's extremely divided, the southern democratic party the party of slave holding, not a whole lot this common with the northern party. not slave holding anymore, but still very, very distinct from the northern democratic party. the southern democratic party is very anglo. not yankee, but certainly anglo, native. they can claim to be true the americans. but the northern democratic party, the urban democratic party is heavily immigrant and so tends to be referred to more by the term tammany hall, a political club within the democratic party and in the democratic party per se. but this political club in new york controls new york city politics for much of the late 19th century and into with about the middle of the 20th century. and the image that you have here which is very much an image of tamny if hall certainly during suggests -- tammany hall suggests evil and corruption, again, from the perspective of that political culture. that is what tammany is, little call corruption. the readin

uh, humanitarian supplies continue to go along the line of the liberal democratic party.erful stream. there , our volunteer landing forces continue to work in new territories. and, uh, the total number of its total number of troops is already more than a thousand people, i must say. uh, of course, now, uh, there's no politics. the main thing is there. e. the main thing is in any country and in the usa politicians win when they support the interests of ordinary americans, and ordinary americans not for the destructive approach of the state department. what about new territories? it is necessary to help people so that they will soon get the opportunity to live like a human being. unfortunately , it is still dangerous in kherson, we know the situation there. it's dangerous uh and uh in donetsk uh not just in uh, zaporizhia, nevertheless, we have now held a serious round table with the participation of the leadership. e rostec. uh russian railways next to other uh, state corporations and u big business. in order to join forces, we do not need to be on different platforms and

through democrats intentionally lie deceive and mislead people especially when it comes to black conservatives. and the republican party >> so now answering these questions in his new book exposing democrats other dimmable and destructive lies and he joins us now. welcome. >> what you say to black americans who are skeptical when his looking for explosive cover? so as the back story my father was aco sharecropper. and he brought us out on the conclusion in tennessee. and he was so thankful that we started a gospel singing group. this is how have such intimate knowledge of the black church and he went to the college and university in memphis and then i worked at the correctional institution in south carolina. i was supposed to supervise over 100 hard-core felons every day. most the time i was by myself. had understand they were lying to me wanted to beat me up or kill me but i thought a lot of black men thinking why were they locked up like this? they told me was a bunch of rich white republicans that hated black people. that you would see a leprechaun before you would see a republican here in the ghetto. and in the mos

this democratic party apparatus is totally and completely corrupt. have a party that defund the police, abolish size, oppress the oppressors is how her kid should be interacting with one another. cancel culture. this is the democratic party. but i think two things are going on here. one the radical shift in the left number two you have to take yourself back to 2016 and this is when cults don't make tulsi gabbard came on the same. gabbard went to debbie wasserman schultz and said i think that you are reading this primary against bernie sanders in the swing of the party for then secretary of state hillary clinton. who by the way was being groomed as a russian asset appeared to love the russia thing. but you have to take yourself back to that. there was a reckoning with both parties in 2016 where the establishment was rejected. you could see it in every poll that seen and conducted. a republican, democrat, there were record high levels of discontent with the federal government. people did not like the establishment. republican party chose to listen to th

and so she was someone that was both thinking about how do we radicalize the democratic party? but also, does it look like to build systems of support for those like third party candidates? you know, from green party, dsa and others? and so that that's one person i talked to that i introduce in the book. you know, i spoke with a sex worker who a -- actress actually went on to onlyfans and had this kind of like awkward approach you. you said you wrote you sent her a really long message. it was on a long message. i yeah. i also copied and pasted it wrong so it said i promise to, make things weird for you and was just like, oh no, she's going to she's like, call the web police. i'm going to get kicked off of onlyfans. it's to be awkward. but she responded, and we had this conversation and she really interested in stuff around you know how do we organize around human rights for for sex workers and came from what i would see as a black feminist politic and that sort of next wave of feminism and that fight plays out online and what sort of policies and what decision do and and how hol

at the end of that campaign they found 8% of black people voted for the democrat party. people say all of these democrat switched to republicans, george wallace, those dramatics, wells barnett, although southern governors, strom thurmond, only one, the rest of them stated democrats forever and black people voted for them so when i start asking the question, goes back to stockholm syndrome, goes back to cognitive dissonance, it makes perfect sense, you've been beaten down for 400 years, of course you take on the characteristics of your master plus if they had been paying attention to the civil rights movement we were fighting, bleeding, dying, i hamburger beside them, go to the bathroom beside them, drink the water fountain beside them, go to school beside them, of course when it came to votes we were going to vote with them. makes perfect sense. >> wire blacks so skeptical about the republican party? >> guest: in 1992 a good friend of yours was over the rnc, george bush had just become president and the republican party had to have power in the house of representatives, w

a lot of these people are in the district the democrat. party is so much control that in order for them to win they have to run as a democrat before they can do some good but they have told med and they havee told you, i can't run as republican or conservative in my district. help me change it. i've had so many say help me change it. if you can get my people to support school choice i will vote forte it. go out to school choice. hosending a little bit of good writer who controls the democrat party? planned parenthood. the people that want open borders. people love the drug trade. and all that many down the democratic party use the law to keep these people under control so they will vote for you and o give us what you want. >> they fund the politicians they want an office too carry ot your agenda. >> you know how it works armstrong, you've been a washington man for a long time. the sending money to the lobbyists and they give it to the politicians. trucks that cannot beat us militarily but they can destroy our values and bring about fear. you tal

i'll put it right down to the democrat party the upper escalon to the democratic party. t the ranking five people that vote for the democrat not a whole lot of the people. that i elected by democratic party because you know why a lot of these people are in districts where the democratic party has so much control that in order for them to win. they have to run as a democrat. so before they can do some good and they have told me and they told you man, i support a lot of what you talking about, but right i can't run as republican conservative in my district. help me change it. i've had so many of them sickness help me change if you can get my people support school choice. i'll vote for it. but right now. have my money comes from the teachers unions. if i go out to school choice, i'm done. they're just gonna bring somebody else in. at least i'm doing a little bit of good right now. so who controls the democrat party planned parenthood? the atheist from george soros on down the the people that want to open borders the people that love the drug trade the people i love the sex t

she is leaving the democratic party, the 2020 democratic party presidential candidate, posted a video on her youtube channel, where she lashed out her full policy, calling them warmongers, who driving the world tools, a nuclear catastrophe. i can no longer remain in today's democratic party. it's now under the complete control of an elitist cabal of warmongers, driven by cowardly woke miss, who divide us by racial lighting every issue and stoking anti white racism. who demonize the police to protect criminals at the expense of law abiding americans. who believe in open borders, who weaponized the national security state to go after their political opponents and above all, are dragging us ever closer nuclear war? go are stated that the democratic party and joe biden are pushing the world to world war 3. she accuse volunteers, you know, not using their political power to protect the people, but rather the further personal interests, the former presidential hope went on to say that the requests are undermining the rule of law and turning the us into a banana republic. let's take a closer

let's look at democrat party's history. was party of confederacy. ident of confederacy jefferson davis was a democrat, generals were democrats, the kkk was spawned out of confederacy and embraced by democrat party, to oppose reconciliation and that is what they did. took a republican president, grant to send u.s. army to 29 wipe c them out. the klan prospered. segregation. plessy versus ferguson. supreme court gone rogue, again. democrat party. pushing segregations for another hundred years after the civil war, supreme court stepped in with brown vs boboard of education. another decision to do what? stop the democrats. from being racist. and discriminatory against blacks. the 1964 civil right act, and 19 65, they were passed to stop a large number of democrats from stopping blacks from voting. or stopping the implementation of the civil war amendments, we have wilson, one of earliest leading so-called progressives, american marxist, he was a racist. he -- recession gated civil service. >> we had everything possible to put down blacks. he embraced uge

tammany hall was not the democratic party itself, it was a political club within the democratic party. there is christendom college here and there is the sac group. and the real power in christendom is -- they are the ones who control everything. that is how tammany hall functioned. and it did give some specificity as well to the northern democratic party. we don't have too much time to look at it in this class, but the democratic party is the oldest party in america. it was in an extremely divided region. the southern democratic party, they were slaveholding, not a lot of common -- after the civil war, they were not slaveholding anymore, but it is still distinctly southern and very, very distinct from the northern democratic party. the southern democratic party is very anglo native. but the northern democratic party is heavily immigrant, and so tends to be referred to more by this term, tammany hall,. a political club within the democratic party. this political club in new york controlled new york city politics for much of the late 19th century and into about the middle of the 20th c

i was a democrats but i am more independent. i just like to vote for either party. sometimes the extremists are too much and that goes for democrats and republicans. that is why i have changed and became an independent. host: when it comes to beto o'rourke, what are you supportive of him on? caller: women's rights. the abortion issue is a big thing for me. there is just so -- my family and friends are dealing with this issue. the abortion. so, that is the main issue. the economy. people talk about the economy and that is important but it does that matter whether you have a democrat or republican running the office, the economy, people need to realize is a cycle. it goes up and down. that's is important and i know people are hurting. i certainly have giving members and grandchildren that are -- have family members and grandchildren that are hurting and are in college and have had to drop out because they have to help fight -- filling members financially. i know the last session you had was on character and character matters to me. anybody that is associated with donal

even that the end of the campaign 80% of black loop over the democratic party. republicans. george wallace a southern governor's only one switch that was rod thurman. only one. the rest of them state democrats forever. and black people voted for them. i started asking why did this happen? it's like stockholm and dust to cognitive dissonance. it makes perfect sense. you have been oppressed, even beat number 400' years. you're going to take the characteristic of your master. if they just them paying attention to the civil rights movement we were fighting, bleeding, dying, getting shot and bitten by dogs. they go to the bathroom beside them they drink from the water fountain beside them. theyim go to school beside them. carson came to vote we went about with him. it makes perfect sense. lack so skeptical about the republican party? ask armstrong, back in 1919 a good friend of york's, lee atwater george bush and just become president. in the republican party had not had power in the house of representatives in 40 years. we got to start working with the district. we ain't got the

the future of the democratic party, tulsi gabbard. y don't remember, here's a selection. >> watch out for the next superstar. >> here we go. >> tulsi gabbard. >> tulsi gabbard is a rising star in this party. tulsi gabbard should be here tonight. we do not have enough young veterans in this party, enough young woman, people of color. >> you are considered a rising star in the democratic party. you had a position of leadership in the democratic national committee. >> her story is tailor-made for hollywood. i half expect natalie portman to be vying for the role. this story is not to be believed. >> tulsi gabbard is going to be the one to watch tonight. >> told c gabbard is a iraq war veteran. yesterday she was promoted to major. she is a rising star. the fact that she's not here for whatever reason. >> in a battle i want her in my trench. >> me too. >> tucker: did you hear that? she is a rising star. hollywood is going to make a movie about her. i want her in my trench. it's pretty hard to believe now that was the absolute consensus among

it is alive and well in the democratic party. the number reason why i left the parties is that last piece by joe biden said if you don't vote for me then you ain't black. then i will tell you right now hispanics and blacks are leading the democratic party joe biden is the imperial wizard of the democratic. - - party. steve: even saying this is been the motivation for a while. >> look at the media standpoint. this was a republican with these remarks it would be outrageous otherwise this would be major news and the news cycle for the entire week but we didn't hear a whole lot about it but in time the only time we read about it in these outlets did not share these were democrats that made the statements which is why one of the reasons from the douglas society entity is to share this with the african-american community that may be center-right meaning that they were swept over by the mainstream media. they collude with the dnc and democrats to white wash all of the racism that comes from the left and that's one of the things i want to

what does there is a they are just as excited about someone leaving the democrat party. >> it is bad news for democrats, when i hear them say good we didn't want her, who is there left? they did the same thing with joe rogan, he said he was a bernie sanders supporter then so many democrats in media, alike they are embarrassed. then overtime, he is friendlier to some aspects of the republican party and then they are mad about that. one thing i did want to say about tulsi in addition to, that and i'm struck by so much that has not changed about what she think, the parties have changed. she has been denouncing regime change and foreign entanglements and neoconservative policy agenda for years, denouncing it. when it was a left wing position. but now we're in a place where the democratic party is marching the representatives, not the actual people, but representatives lock, step in line with the kind of interventionism with ukraine and support and endless financial support for the war. and it is the republican party, minority but only opposition toa ukraine endless funding of ukraine from

this is what they doo marxist left and democrat party. why do democrats hate america, u.s.der rate highnhighest in 25 years. big cities shattering records. philadelphia, my home city, people can't go out on the streets, the cities are depopulated. they are getting out if they can afford to, poorer people who can't, are abused. this is undermining police forces in america. what have democrat done to fix it? how will they fix it when they broke it just like they broke our economy and inflation and on energy and energy independence, they broke police enforcement. that is what what happened. they like to say they support abortion because they believe women are a right to choose and protect their bodies. rape is way up here. way up. particularly in the heavily populated inner cities. don't those women want to protect their bodies? how come democrats don't support, that mark? what are you saying? everything i just described you, is a man-made disaster. that is a democrat party made disaster, that is continuing, look at immigration on the southern border. bbc, heartbreaking condit

black person would vote for the democratic party. number two, every inner-city is a failure because you have democrats who are communist that sit in inner cities and only keep doing poverty as a con job. i do not know why black people fall for the con job which is the democratic party. number three, we need to have two separate countries. because the republicans believe in god and democrats believe in abortion and the devil. the republican party believes in free speech. the democratic party believes in censoring and shutting people up. the republican party -- -- host: got it. guest: i did not really sure a question in that. host: you know, there is a point he makes which is the very violent cities and the very cities that are impoverished are all run by democrats. guest: i think that is the nature of cities. i think that we have the states that have high crime rates and those include republican states. then violence is an american and dimmick issue that is not specific to party or race -- gun violence is an american issue that is not

is primarily a two-party country, if you are not a democrat, how would you describe yourself, is thereor l or or label that fits you, there doesn't have to be. >> i am not thinking about party affiliation. but i have always been an independent-minded person. if you are asking me, i'm an independent. trey: you have always been. since i met you, you have been independent. i was maybe among least surprised people. you have a new podcast, tulsi gabbard show, i have no idea how you came up with the name. >> creatively. trey: do you see -- no less creative than my own show title. do you see yourself ever get back i elective office, or are you content. you have a huge platform, republicans like you more than me, i tell them, the fact that she is not a democrat does not mean she is one of you. what do you see in the next couple years for yourself? >> you are asking if i'm content, i'm not. life is short. and there are many, many challenges that we face here in the country, many in the world. the tulsi gabbard show is an opportunity for me to have an unfiltered and unlimited platform to be able

mechanism for a ceasefire, this letter caused a wave of criticism from both other members of the democratic party as well as from the ukrainian authorities on tuesday, the head of the progressive focus in the house of representatives of the pro-military party said that there was a mistake. the draft of the letter was created several months ago and the assistants of the legislators sent it in disagreement. more about the situation and the future of support for ukraine . ostap, congratulations, yura , a lot of things have been happening in the past few days, how do these 30 democrats explain the appearance and withdrawal of this letter and what their position really is people, the situation is quite strange, i saw yesterday the mayor this letter that you spoke about later after the flurry of criticism, and which poured out on the signing of this letter, we saw another appeal from prime minister jay-pal from representatives of the passive wing of the democratic party, there she explains what is wrong understood this letter and that in no case did the congress call on me to end military or economic s

look, he courted the democratic party's endorsement in this race, convinced the democratic party note. he explained to them very specifically, look, i can get elected in utah, because i'll have an "i" after my name instead of a "d." he supports nuking the filibuster to support s-1, a bill that would get rid of the state's ability to require voter id. the state's ability to determine legislative boundaries. he would nuke the filibuster to get that passed. that would lead to the automatic registration of millions of illegal aliens on to our voter registration files. >> sean: it became a 51-49 senate, and/or 51-48, if mcmullen says that he's going to vote for somebody for senate majority leader, right? >> well, he claims he wouldn't. he claims he would maintain his independence. not really a thing. you can't get committee assignments. the last guy who tried this was a senator from oregon back in 1953. didn't work, because he couldn't get committee assignments. he affiliated with democrats, like all the independents do, and became a democrat. >> sean: we see with the 50/50 senate, for ex

that's today's democrat party. s why would anyone choose voluntarily today with their track record and that kindrd o i comment to be a member of this party? now, hispanic americans theyiversee and multifaceted as they are, they want what weal all want. tha they want a government that works for us , not against us .s the fact is pa, more hispanics are beginning to see what reagan democrats saw in 1980ntra that the country that they lovee is better led by conservatives than by a party that deceives and disrespects them day in and day out. so o. on election night in 2020e when so many republicans were in distresre ins, of course, abt the results that were happening, i saw a positive. when we look at florida, the coalition that the republican ends have been able to put together in that state is really something thatm they should try to replicate as much as possible. goingoforward.g forward up and n the east coast with a strong contingent of seniors, latinos, young professionals, african-americans. orida a is the future

unfortunately today's democratic party does not. government that is of, by, and for the powerful elite. i'm calling on my fellow common sense independent minded democrats to join me in leaving the democratic party. >> all right. let's go to jessica tarlov. maybe not a complete surprise she would have decided to leave, but she didn't announce becoming a republican, but leaving the democratic party. >> down one. we were already down that one, probably everybody else who says they're democrat and is supporting her online or tuning in, that's part of a show, she will have a new 30 minute show. tulsi gabbard hasn't been a democrat for a very long time. it is not because i am pissed off she criticized the 2016 primary process, upset debbie wasserman schultz, she has been vindictive and spiteful and angry towards democrats. she has attacked our infrastructure. she i thought in the last primary, 2020 primary, she would have been happier if donald trump ended up winning. she does things that are completely inexplicable. i am certainly not go

unfortunately today's democratic party does not. d it stands for a government that is of, by and for the powerful elite. now i'm calling on my fellow common sense, independent-minded democrats to join me in leaving the democratic party. elizabeth: what do you think, congresswoman? >> i mean i think listen to what she said. everything she said is accurate. you know, i have known tulsi. i met her when i was mayor of the city of irving. when i talked to some of my colleagues on the floor they will say she was one of the best democrat congress members they ever worked with. she was open-minded. they didn't always vote the same or always agree on policies. she at least had an open ear. her party really did her a disservice when she ran for president but everything she said, i mean i don't even recognize the democrat party anymore. they keep changing -- it is not working and god lover. elizabeth: what you think the "realclearpolitics" at senate at 50-50, gop seems to start to lead there, talking about elitism, byron, "wall street journal"

, how does that differ from the old democratic party?you did say new democratic party. >> i don't know if the term is exact ly new or old. for a long time the democratic message has been ignored and we've allowed the far left to determine what that message is. that is untrue. even when you look at defund the police, that was not a call by the main stream radically practical democrats i like to classified myself as republicans took that message, hijacked that message and made it appear like that was the message of the democratic party. even the president called for proper funding of the police and in fact, republicans blocked some of the funding that we wanted. so if anybody is defunding police, it's the republican party, not the democrats. >>> coming up, pop singer meghan trainor tells us the real story behind her first big hit. it's all about that base. >> that base, no treble. how did you get that. >> and the book he never published about the fictional death of one of his biggest rivals. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines

the democrat party came in with a wrecking ball named joe biden. the congress matches behind him. at there are moderate democrats. every damn one of them voted for social and voted for inflation and voted to drive up energy costs. not one has taken a serious stance for law and order, period. we have lousy education system in this country because the teachers unions are too political and they bought and paid for the democratic party. our students scores are in the toilet. if you want more of this america, it's there for you. it's only been less than 2 years. want 4 years of this? and 5 million illegal immigrants coming across the border because the democrat party is a disaster. i have 2 minutes left and i am giving it back to you. if you don't vote in 19 days you will lose your country. it's that simple. >> sean: let me add one thing. in the democrats did win, what does that mean for the country? as bad as things are now. we get the eliminate of the legislative filibuster and get court packing and d.c. and puerto rico statehood. the democratic party will forever alter the great syst

arc flowers represents the democrat party in the democrat party is the party of child abuse. and we have to stand up and stop it right now. to protect children, we protect them from making serious mistakes that will last a lifetime. the same mistakes and regrets that many, many trans people have. mr. flowers: extreme examples allies lies is what marjorie taylor greene is doing. >> s the time. i really need you all to follow up early seconds for a question, 32nd rebuttal. please don't talk over each other because that slows us down. mr. flowers: congresswoman green, i let my job as a government official to run this race because of january 6 you are part of it. my granddaddy was the sheriff, my uncles were police captains. one of whom was injured in the line of duty. you spent your time in congress these last couple of years providing aid and comfort to the january 6 insurrection act's. my question for you is, why do you care more about those criminals in jail then you do about the people of our district? rep. greene: you want to know something, i care about stopping the two-ti