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host: to jerry, also on the republican line, this time in chicago. caller: thank you, c-span. i am totally with the previous caller. when trump was in, the economy was great. we were highest in energy, employment. the border was well taken care of. our taxes were lower. gas was much lower. biden is ruining this country. i cannot see why people cannot see that. china is communist. we have trouble on the ports, with the border. they want to start paying people $450,000 to be immigrants -- he is destroying everything. he does not even know where he is at or what day it is. he is not running this country good. he does not know anything about business. he has not done anything in 47 years he has been in politics. and i think he is doing a horrible job. host: a florida congressman, a war veteran, spoke on the house floor during the debate ahead of the bill passed to present gold medals to american servicemembers in afghanistan. this is the comments on the floor the house earlier this year. [video clip] >> the fact is, we could give everyone of them 1000 gold medals, and it would not

jerry is running against an accolade of donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. trump. donald trump. former president donald trump. this is not a trump rally. he doesn't want to talk about trump anymore. well, i do. >> greg: you mentioned a trump 24 times during that speech and that's once for every time he peed almost. thanks to inflation, supply chain issues and labor shortages, this thanksgiving will be the most expensive meal and history of the holiday. but i guess that makes it a good opportunity to have a simpler more authentic pilgrim thanksgiving. you can actually recreate the original menu that was there in 1621, just ask pelosi. she was there. joe, what gives? >> you're going to save money with old joe this thanksgiving, not spend money. just follow the rules. first of all, any relatives that are not vaccinated. they can't come, you cross them off the list, right? saving money right there. anyone who is driving long distances, can't do that. global warming, you're off the list. and my ultimate thanksgiving many saber, turkey jerky. turkey jerky. turkey

. >> -- jerry pollock. >> that is not a valid point of order. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. higgins is now recognized for five minutes. >> my, my, my. good lord help us to be protected from this threat from within. american pate patriots are done with career politicians insanity. we are nauseated by the continuous attacks on working americans and american industry. this entire debacle of a hearing today has been reflective of the exact reasons why my leagues across the aisle will lose their majority status very soon. we have a smashed economy. we've witnessed a disgraceful retreat from taliban terrorists overseas, abandoning americans. we have a disintegrated southern border, we have unbelievable inflation, medical oppression. we have parents, american parents being threatened by our own doj by having the audacity to exercise their first amendment rights to assemble and address grievance. we have the companies brought before us today, american men and women for a public beating by the democrats on this committee. they have done incredible work to actually lower emissions. th

>> greg: first of all thank my man jerry for new shirts, gutfeld number one on television. he made a new logo for me. he didn't like the other one for me. made a bunch of these. all right. tonight, i got gutfeld 11:00 p.m. exclamation point amanda her dad wrote dirty harry and apocalypse now. jimmy, comedian extraordinary do this quickly. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ all right. take a look at this raccoon. don't get scared, jesse. on the beach stealing chips. there you go. that's why they wear those little -- what do you call it? >> katie: bandanna? >> greg: i don't know anymore. just shut up. >> shannon: so we want to take just a minute here at "the five" to wish a very happy birthday to john and rita this is the 80th birthday for both of them. super big fans of the show very patriotic. john is a retired u.s. navy reservist. four children, three of them are in rotc at villanova. proudly served in the will army. great grandchildren, too. we know you watch all the time we wanted to say happy 80th. >> jessica: i can't read a prompter.

. >> harris: house republicans are taking aim at attorney general merrick garland demanding jerry nadler hold a hearing on the controversial memo targeting parents at school board meetings. those republicans wrote this. concerned parents voicing their strong opposition to controversial curricula at local schools are not domestic terrorists. parents have an undisputed right to direct the upbringing and education of their children, end quote. and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell with these suggestions of issues garland might be more concerned about. >> 2020 saw the homicide rate jump more than at any point in over a century. our southern border saw more illegal crossings last year than any year on record. these are the sort of issues that should keep the department of justice up all night long. but alas attorney general garland has other priorities. >> harris: a new piece by tammy bruce the national school board association domestic terrorist debacle. she is now in focus, ur op-ed. the one thing that stuck out to me more than anything else was the question which you say has strong ev

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in a letter to the chairman, jerry nadler, republicans say they need the hearing so the committee may examine the troubling role of the national security division in targeting concerned parents at school board meetings. nadler is not likely to grant this hearing request. wednesday merrick garland was pressed on the memo which sparked outrage. garland said she was only trying to ensure public safety including school board members. >> don't believe it's reasonable to read this memorandum as chilling anybody's rights. it's about threats of violence and recognizes the constitutional rights to make arguments about your children's education. >> republicans are not buying it. they say the justice department way overstepped their authority here and the two senators are calling for garland to resign over this matter. martha, comes on going. >> martha: thanks, mark. there's a significant shift in the narrative around the deadly shooting on alec baldwin's film set. the new mexico sheriff in charge of this investigation telling fox news earlier today that it is too early to say this was an accide

jerry dunleavy? guest: the incident he is referring to that loudoun county a judge, i believe yesterday in juvenile court, did conclude that a teenage girl had been sexually assaulted by a teenage boy who had been wearing a skirt and the girl's restroom. that is what a judge concluded yesterday. that incident, the father showing up at the school board meeting and protesting, that incident was one of a number of incidents cited in the national school board association's letter calling on the justice department to take action. that letter has apologized for. host: melissa, bloomfield, iowa, independent. caller: thank you. speaking of the national school board association, i would like to hear what you have to say about biden offering the person in charge of the national school board association that sent that letter to the government a job in the government and i would like to let biden and everybody in the government know we american people run this country, he doesn't. thank you. host: go ahead. gues

in other words give us everything or we are not sitting at the climate table and john jerry is more than willing to go along with this disastrous to render. when marco rubio introduced a bill that would have and products tied to the ccp's systematic oppression of the leaders john kerry along with big tech were instrumental in hobbling better first. why? because john kerry didn't want to offend china. that is why. the fact is he's been undermining our country to appear china for years. >> it was comprehensible that the united states and china would find cooperation on climate change which we found some common ground. we had disagreements with china on key issues absolutely but climate has to stand alone. i will fighting this issue that is a trade issue or a cyberissue and we are going to fight about that while the world is falling apart you would really be certifiable. >> our borders falling apart but now you are worried about the world. what a certifiable here is believing china plans to live up to any climate commitment it makes. despite signing the paris accord china bought 3 times mor

and jerry done libby previous the senate judiciary committee with merrick garland. watch washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on wednesday morning on c-span or on c-span now. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> wednesday morning, merrick garland testified that an oversight hearing -- live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with the day's biggest political events. we will hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> how will redistricting affect upcoming u.s. house says on montana and pennsylvania. we will discuss this with political journalists. this is just over 20 minutes. >> well currently, there are about 334 million people living in the united

. >> greg: he's got the money, what he's doing is what jerry seinfeld should have done, other people with half a billion dollars, he's doing it to protect people who could be canceled or don't have the money or the will. >> i can't imagine having money and never saying [bleep]. >> greg: you just said it twice and you don't have that money. >> i don't have that money. >> you must have f you money if you are going to say f you. >> he's only going to meet with certain trans people, you mean he's treating trans people like individuals? he's saying the same thing, i would have trans friends if they are funny people but we do that all the time with each other. you're supposed to treat other people as individuals regardless of gender, race, isn't that what we are supposed to be doing? >> greg: this is going to be the topic of our next block, the idea that it's not about the identity block, it's about who are the jerks versus the nonjerks, that's how we should be segregating. we should be segregating the jerks. >> i like it to. >> greg: up next, he couldn't say anything nice about condoleezz

jerry, how low can this go? >> well, i suspect it can still go lower. you are absolutely right, bill. it is an historic decline. remember when he came in he had a certain amount of honeymoon that president trump never had. he was enjoying approval ratings around the high 50%. there was a sense the country wanted to month ofsh and he promised to heal the country. almost everything he has done has been not only divisive in so many respects whether regard to the enormous spending plan, the border, what's happening in afghanistan, but also as revealed a level of ineptitude and concern and most of all you see the economy and inflation rising. i don't think it is surprising. the thing i would be most worried about for biden the economy is deteriorating. inflation as everybody knows. seeing the highest rate of inflation in more than a decade. prices for all kinds of goods are going up and a tremendous supply squeeze. every evidence that the economy could drop into recession. we'll have gdp numbers for the third quarter will be weak. we could see a decline in t

in part two jerry brown. even back in the 80's, he began the process of revolutionizing the judicial intel in california and by then i mean appointing women, people of color, folks who were gay. he really changed things. governors that came after him were more conservative and reverse it all. today, however we have a situation across the country where it is not unusual at all to see women and judges of color on the bench. can we do better? i think we can do a lot better. it is just not unusual. when i started, it was highly unusual. if you turn on your tv and you see these judge shows, it is not unusual to see women and judges of color everywhere. it is really becoming more commonplace for people of color, women to be on the bench. i believe we can do better. susan: what has increased diversity done to the system? ladoris: the whole premise is you believe you have a stake in the system if you see people who look like you. who navy have your background. i think that is sure of anything. any system at all. it i

gravely unjust redistricting session where republicans engage in deliberate, shameless, extreme partisan jerry mandserring. texas gained two new house seats fueled by the growth in our lat -- latino nation. republicans chose not to add the districts and according to a lawsuit filed by the mexican american defense fund, drew maps that diluted the voting rights. this process was opaque. perhaps because texas republicans hired a political operative known to have republican members of congress sign nondisclosure agreements. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record an article from the texas tribune entitled texas appears to be paying a secretive republican political operative $120,000 annually to work behind the scenes on redistricting. >> without objection. >> thank you so much. my own district was impacted in a process i have described as being akin to looting. what steps is the justice department to ensure that redistricting plans do not violate the voting rights act and discriminate against racial, ethnic and minority language voters? >> we announced before redistricting plans began bec

jerry, a democrat in tennessee, livingston, tennessee, hi, jerry. your next. -- you are next. caller: look at the numbers when biden was in office, 9%? now, what is it, 4.5%? i was at the lumber yard yesterday and building materials have come way down. we are on the road to recovery. look at the vaccines he's gone out since he took office. seniors are fixing to get a raise, you know? i think people are just down on america too much right now, especially the republicans. i think they really are and i don't know why. host: we will go to john in pennsylvania, a republican. what do you think? how do you think the president is handling the economy? caller: horrible. i am a small business owner. i could understand one gentleman that called up earlier who did not have a high school diploma who thought joe biden was doing a great job. a retired schoolteacher gave him a b? that is why our system is failing. you have schoolteachers that don't have enough education or intelligence to see this guy is ruining this country. the town hall -- talking about the restaurant, they paid the worker

jerry, a democrat in tennessee, livingston, tennessee, hi, jerry. your next. -- you are next. caller: look at the numbers when biden was in office, 9%? now, what is it, 4.5%? i was at the lumber yard yesterday and building materials have come way down. we are on the road to recovery. look at the vaccines he's gone out since he took office. seniors are fixing to get a raise, you know? i think people are just down on america too much right now, especially the republicans. i think they really are and i don't know why. host: we will go to john in pennsylvania, a republican. what do you think? how do you think the president is handling the economy? caller: horrible. i am a small business owner. i could understand one gentleman that called up earlier who did not have a high school diploma who thought joe biden was doing a great job. a retired schoolteacher gave him a b? that is why our system is failing. you have schoolteachers that don't have enough education or intelligence to see this guy is ruining this country. the town hall -- talking about the restaurant, they paid the worker

congressman jerry nadler told us that they that if he became chair of the judiciary he would give us the real hearing and he delivered on his promise and 2020. we were there is speaker pelosi and congresswoman when the house of pass the time limit bill. >> that's long past as a subcommittee we had been. but your time has expired as a gentleman points out. could you wrap up? >> certainly i would just say as the grandmother of two biracial children who have two mothers, i want this country to reflect their lives. i do not want them to be ashamed of who they are pretty want their ability to be recognized to the constitution of united states to be true and i believe the only way that can happen is by instituting, enacting the era, thank you. >> thank you. misstatement you are not recognized for your testimony. >> chairwoman melania, ranking member, distinguished members of the committee on oversight and reform, i am honored to testify today against the proposed equal rights amendment to deny state constitution. i currently serve as a senior policy analyst with independent women's voice a

jerry mcaulliffe is turning to the star power. i'm molly line. griff: i'm griff jenkins. we're starting with the race, our mark meredith is in richmond, virginia, voters have just 10 days to make their final decision, hey, mark. >> griff, good afternoon to you, he's opening the biggest names including former president barack obama will bring out his base and the voters. a poll came out that showed next and neck. the numbers have been surging in a race considered for a long time to be in democratest favor. mcauliffe is urging his party to take this more seriously as he tried to label his opponent, the trump. >> we don't need a donald trump in khakis, we need someone mo understands how serious this is. we don't need someone with no experience in government. >> but youngkin has been speaking out education, and controversial curriculum voices and he kicked off his own bus tour earlier this morning. >> folks, we're going to teach all history, the good and the bad. we're not going to air brush our history. [applause] >> but what we're not going to do is teach our children to vi

jerry mcaulliffe is turning to the star power. i'm molly line. griff: i'm griff jenkins. we're starting with the race, our mark meredith is in richmond, virginia, voters have just 10

yesterday congressman jerry nadler doubled down. >> i know doj and its components are key to the biden administration's national strategy countering violent extremism. this growth and extremology violence and intimidation directed at healthcare professionals, teachers, social essential workers and school board members. >> any domestic terrorists. form everywhere hawaii congresswoman and presidential candidate fulg, tulsi, i'm exited to talk to you tonight. you have been although a democrat, on the outside of the democrat machine and in your day and age it wasn't that long ago by the way was it 1 to 18 months ago. you were labeled a russian asset slur invogue domestic terrorist. tulsi, do you see the same motives behind these accusations? >> yeah, this rely comes down to the reality, will, that the american people are facing some incredibly serious challenges and really what we need right now are competent and caring leaders who put the interest of the people and our country above all else. but that's not what we have. this is a bigger problem than democrats or republicans. this is abou

. >> jerry electric workers across the u.s. are walking out of factories protesting biden's federal vaccine mandate. these are images from a walkout in ohio. others are reported in indiana and south carolina. ge is requiring all of its employees get jabs or receive an exemption by december 8th. and open t. to dialogue. immediatian dave chapelle says is he willing to sit down with netflix employees to discuss his jokes about the lgbtq community. his publicist saying quote the streets are talking and dave is listening. when everything is open i'm sure the communities will come together. this as the associated press issues a correction on this photo of a netflix counter protester. the a.p. falsely claimed that he screamed profanities but the protester took to twitter saying he only yelled i love dave chapelle. on to thursday night football fans tuning in to fox to show the cleveland browns pick up a big win over the denver broncos. >> johnson cuts back and no signal yet. touchdown. >> cleveland johns ran all over the broncos defen

expose garland's agenda to politicize the doj, along with this exchange with the committee chairman jerry nadler. watch this. >> the chairman just said this before doj was political and went after their opponents. are you kidding me? three weeks t ago, the national school board association writes president biden, asking him to involve the fbi and local school board matters. five days later, the attorney general of the united states does just that. a snitch line on parents started five days after a left-wing political organization asked for it. o se that's not political, i don't know what is. it's a video about parents at school board meetings, moms and dads speaking at school board meetings, and you guys aren't way to let us play it? >> an objection has been heard that you failed to give the 48 hours request required by theeeh rule, and therefore -- >> what rule? mr. chairman, what role? r >> sean:fo what rule? did we get an answer? ask yourself, what are democrats like nadler so afraid of? why are they so resistant to transparency and openness? why so resistant to making sure that childr

it's great to see you and we expect term and jerry nadler to reconvene at any moment now. we've been taking some brief resources throughout. but the ag has been pressed on some very hot issue items on the hearing room. >> while at points it seems to be channeling sergeants scholz from hogan's heroes. that's the successful efforts to bust into the interior department, and it's been like a sensory and memory deprivation tank for weeks. and that was clearly arnie. but on the school board issue he did say reassuringly that he does not view any of these circumstances coming out of school board meetings to be cases of domestic terrorism. but that answer leads to new question, why are you launching this national effort to monitor and coordinate with local officials on school boards? that was particularly interesting when he was asked a question about the loudoun county controversy. there you had an alleged rape by a transgender student and possibly in two different schools. his immediate reaction to that was, that sounds like a local case, not a case that would come before him. w

i congratulate liberty university and president jerry privo on this milestone and wish the institution another 50 years of success in fulfilling its mission to develop cease centered men and women and instill in them the values, knowledge, and skills needed to impact the world. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost, for five minutes. mr. bost: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. thank you, madam speaker. as ranking member of the house committee on veterans' affairs, one of my top priorities is protecting the constitutional rights of our veterans. today, i want to rise -- raise awareness of a policy that strips law-abiding veterans of their second amendment rights. specifically, the policy that kisser v.a. to report veterans who need help managing their v.a. benefits to the nix program. thereby making it illegal for them to possess firearms. to illustrate this practice, i would like to tell you a story about a hypothetical veteran nam

here is congressman jerry nadler, the chair of the house judiciary committee. >> you have assumed this enormous responsibility as a crossroads in our nation's history. for four years democratic institutions that you have sworn to protect versus a judge now as attorney general were deeply undermined by the former president and his political enablers. during that time the trump administration leveraged the department to protect the president and his friends and punish his enemies real and imagined. when the former president lost the last election, he summoned the top law enforcement officers in the country and demanded that they use the full power of the federal government to install him for another term. trump's plan failed at least in part because at least some department officials refused to help him overturn the election. even now, however, the ex president and allies continue to cast doubt on the last election and appear to be drafting plan to overturn the next one. next time we may not be so lucky. your task as attorney general is unenviable because you must build back everything d

host: let's hear from jerry. go ahead. caller: i would just like to say global warming is something that the far left likes to blame everything on, from global warming to they like to blame inflation, the length of blame of innovation. i see the alaska pipeline and you can see the glaciers receding over two decades of time, but by the same token, 2000 years ago, there were 2000 feats of ice in the same place. the reality is that geologically, we go through warming and cooling cycles. the oil comes out of the ground, and it flows right by the arctic ocean, and then it is a hundred seven degrees when it comes out of the ground, even though you can see your breath in shady places when it is the middle of july. obviously, they have to have very hundreds of thousands of tropical conditions, and so, by the warming and drying cycle, the earth is going to warm and cool off at various times, and this is a climate change story. >> this is in the wall street journal. biking artifacts pinpoint europeans crossing. i knew look at wooden

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kind in wisconsin and jerry in western illinois and kirkpatrick in arizona. they are republican leaning. then you have this weird case in the valley. the man 2 represents a democratic district is retiring, but his seat mate the west said i will run for that seat because my seat was made more republican in redistricting and i might lose. i nearly lost last time around to an under-funded latino and now he is getting a lot of money. we are likely to see a pick up of 4 republican seats. that's not good for the democrats. >> dana: you have not raft lost a single step. >> it's a sad condition. >> bill: virginia could affect the biden agenda. now you are getting manchin and bernie sanders show consumes democrats. these 2 met yesterday after sandra smith put this in a local newspapers in manchin's hometown and kamala harris showed up in the same town without telling manchin. it did not sit well with him. >> dana: no. doing an ad there. manchin and sandra smith talked it out and everything is great. >> bill: they took a picture together. >> dana: i don't think it will

he was the one who 24 hours after the events on capitol on jerry sixth, people be brought on the no-fly list and four or five are confirmed to be not able to fly with despite not having been convicted of anything. >> tucker: this is the kind of thing again that they complained about after 9/11 and nobody cared about that these people had a different religion or from different countries, foreign nationals. it's happening to americans and i still do not think anybody seems to care in our media. did you notice anybody caring? >> tucker, the whole thing is so extraordinary that the very existence of the congressional committee, of course there is crimes committed on january 6th. the justice department is the agency who is supposed to investigate a crime and they're doing it very aggressively. the largest law enforcement investigation in the history of the country. lies congress running a parallel investigation into the behavior of private citizens where they are gathering data on people. they have power to investigate crimes and very limited circumstances and what they are doing, liz cheney

and jerry issueds the order, -- issued the order, disbanding the army. i didn't know it was going to happen. i know senior members of the joint chiefs of staff didn't know it. cia didn't know it. the suddenly the army is totally disbanded, and you have these hundreds of thousands of people who are armed and trained in the use of arms who are set free. and within a few weeks, they're lining up wanting their pensions, and we had to pay some of them in order to keep some peace. and then we started to rebuild an iraqi army, and it's taken some time. so i think it was a bad decision. if jerry bremer was here, he would tell you it was the right decision. but i think it was the wrong decision. and most importantly, it was not what we told the president we were going to do. host: given that the u.s. is now out of iraq, at least in terms of being a combat force, what ultimately is the -- what's the legacy within the military, and within policymaking community, as you understand it, what are we going to be like because of the iraq experience? gen. powell: let me s

and jerry issueds the order, -- issued the order, disbanding the army. i didn't know it was going to happen. i know senior members of the joint chiefs of staff didn't know it. cia didn't know it. the suddenly the army is totally disbanded, and you have these hundreds of thousands of people who are armed and trained in the use of arms who are set free. and within a few weeks, they're lining up wanting their pensions, and we had to pay some of them in order to keep some peace. and then we started to rebuild an iraqi army, and it's taken some time. so i think it was a bad decision. if jerry bremer was here, he would tell you it was the right decision. but i think it was the wrong decision. and most importantly, it was not what we told the president we were going to do. host: given that the u.s. is now out of iraq, at least in terms of being a combat force, what ultimately is the -- what's the legacy within the military, and within policymaking community, as you understand it, what are we going to be like because of the iraq experience? gen. powell: let me s

there have been a lot of stories about how he ivanka trump and jerry trump took advantage of this. some suggested this was a nefarious scheme by them to line their own pockets. i actually don't think that is true. i think a tax break past that was very favorable to real estate and not surprisingly, people around donald trump who are real estate investors took advantage of. host: we have president trump talking about it is february 1 2020 speech. listen. >> opportunity thousands are helping americans like army veteran tony rankin's from cincinnati, ohio. after struggling with drug addiction, tony lost his job, his house and his family. he was homeless. but then, tony found a construction company that invested an opportunity zones. he is now a top tradesman, drug-free, reunited with his family, and he is here tonight. tony, keep up the great work. guest: it is a great story, but it is not true. rankin did get hired by a construction company, but it was not connected to opportunity zones. that company has later gotten involved in opportunity zones. he more than blurred the line. the m

but that's what jerry is supposed to do isn't it. mr. feigin: unlike the other evidence you cited, there was going to be no cross-examination here. the only people who might've known what happened were -- and possibly tamerlan and both of them were dead. this investigation it hit the end of the road. there was no way to figure out what happened in the district court recently determined that. we are here and abuse of discretion review and moreover i think this is subject to harmless error analysis and if you look at the details the jury heard and i'm happy to list them all. >> along the same lines, you say on page 39 of the brief but under the federal death penalty act the countervailing interests that would justify excluding evidence, you can do that if they outweigh the information's probative value. on the other hand if the countervailing interest substantially outweigh, do you really think that's a difference in practice? i thought we would air the other way on the federal death penalty act we want the countervailing evidence that wou

there have been stories about how ivanka trump and jerry to trump in their real estate interest -- jared trump in their real estate interest took advantage of this. there are some stories this was nefarious by them to align their own pockets. -- to line their own pockets. i don't think that's true. i think a tax break past that was favorable to real estate and people around a donald trump that were real estate investors, including jared kushner, took advantage of it. susan: we have president trump talking about it in his february 2020 state of the union. >> opportunity zones are helping americans like an army veteran from cincinnati, ohio. after struggling with drug addiction tony lost his job, house, and family. then, tony found a construction company that invests in opportunity zones. he is now a top tradesmen, drug-free, reunited with his family. he is here tonight. tony, keep up the great work, tony. [applause] david: it is a great story, but it's not true. tony rankin did get hired by a construction company. but it was not connected to opportunity zones. although that company has do

>> jerry has that. >> we had something like 87% drop in a screening and we think that cancer overall we have missed 80 million cases. >> part of my story is the fact that covid delayed my mammogram for six months so who knows what would have happen, but having said that i was diagnosed in june and i'm still going through it in my second surgery is monday, a week from tomorrow. this is a tough thing because you have to sit back and say how did this happen. i didn't have any history my family you know but one in eight women will have breast cancer. it's very real and part of my message and sitting here with these beautiful women is to say if it can happen to us, it can happen to you. cancer does not discriminate. there are things you can do to prevent it, tried to reduce your chances so i recommend people go to websites-- rachel: what can you do? >> you can change your diet think about exercising more. decrease your sugar intake, stop drinking alcohol. i mean, these are things that will help especially with estrogen. i said to myself, i had no history, no gene, where did this come from

jerry parscale -- >> [applause] >> thank you very much. good evening. i want to thank john for those kind words and on behalf of my fellow trustees, thank all of you for being here. it's an honor to welcome you to the latest installment of the reagan foundation speaker series, a time for choosing. as most of us regulates no, it is a phrase made famous by president reagan's pivotal 1964 speech. as has been said at the start of each of these events, that speech referred to often as the speech set in motion a chain of events that would launch a political career, defined the conservative movement and reshape a party. today, the party once led by ronald reagan is facing its own time for choosing. what are its core philosophies? what should the party's and for? what domestic policy and foreign policy positions are absolutely essential? in may, june, july and september, guests at the reagan library heard from speaker paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo, and governor chris christie. they offer their own views and perspectives in answer t

but the standard set by behavior on jerry six, that's an instruction on the government. the department of the interior issued a statement that refused to condemn it or the writers were quoted directly. leadership upholding the right of free speech and peaceful protest. end quote. so they are not insurrectionist, they are peaceful protesters because they voted for joe biden! this is what happens when law enforcement becomes personal prayer this is a nightmare scenario. this is the country that judges you on the basis of who you vote for and will put you in jail if you vote the wrong way. not a defense of any room and oh conduct that occurred january 6th. but the events that day, keep in mind, were organized demonstration against the unequal enforcement of the law in this country over the past four years. that's exactly what we have seen period. anyone awake knows it is true. instead of -- people are upset, what are they upset about? our leaders doubled down on unequal treatment under the law. that's what they are doling out, even bigger helpings at this point. criminals w

jerry is in broadway, virginia. caller: if it ain't broke don't fix it. at that is why this country is indeed terrible shape it is in now. this administration is trying to fix everything that is not broken and it results in tragedy after tragedy. they do not obey the the supreme court anyway. the supreme court ordered them to reinstate the mexico policy. have they done it? caller: first of all, it should be six years and you are gone. no lifetime appointments. clarence thomas doesn't do anything. six years, you're gone. also, you have to show your work report. i can't imagine anyone getting to sit there and do nothing. these are not respected, wonderful people like we used two think. they were -- to think they were. they have to be held accountable for the work they do. six years, you are out. when you get to be 80, think about the shortness of your mind. we all know about what happened with brett kavanaugh. mitch mcconnell needs to go. host: it sounds like you are talking about age limits for supreme court justices. caller: yeah. let's be real. no lifeti