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imagine that. >> newt gingrich comes in. with a buzz saw. >> what we are living through is a fundamental civil struggle. a civil war fought in public speeches rather than with armies. >> the gingrich philosophy the only way for republicans to win back power was to be nasty. really nasty. >> for the democrats to basically say not only are we going to rape you but you have to pay for the hotel room is a bit much. >> to treat democrats not as opponents, but as the enemy. >> newt gingrich saw politics like war. >> at first the republican old guard shunned him. they thought his tactics were toxic. >> gingrich was kind of a nobody. he wasn't a great legislator. but what he had was a knack for stirring controversy and getting attention. >> american patriots. >> long before trump used twitter and fox to get around media filters, gingrich had c-span. >> i'm going to speak this evening on the looney left. the machine which controls the u.s. house of representatives. >> late at night gingrich and his allies would head to the house floo

former house speaker newt gingrich with us. also ahead, florida governor ron desantis shows republicans how to fight back against big tech and, yes, how to fight back against big national left-wing media who choose to defend big tech, silicon valley and social media. >> hunter biden's story was true, okay? we now know it was true. and the typical corporate media outlets, they just chose to ignore it. obviously, they wanted to beat trump. they had a view on the election. they tonight want to give it any air -- they didn't want to give it any air. so we rely on social media to go around that, not let corporate legacy media outlets control the discourse and let us speak. so you had "the new york post" to run it, and you couldn't get any traction, you couldn't get any reach on it because big tech put their thumb on the scale. so that was true. what they said at the time, oh, it was -- it's a conspiracy or it's based on half information. are you kidding me? you're trying to tell me if there was hacked information that could damage m

speaker. >> it was exactly what newt gingrich wanted. he made national news and damaged the democrats' reputation. >> tell investigated him and it made him a serious player in the eyes of republicans. >> i was a college teacher. >> gingrich had the greatest impact by teaching our republicans how to use his partisan tactics. he took over go-pac a fledging republican grass roots in 1986 and turned it into a powerhouse. >> he got car salesmen, he got football coaches. he spent a lot of time educating them through satellite television, audio cassettes, and he built up his own army. >> they were taught how to campaign and how to use extreme rhetoric to attack their opponents. it was called newt speak. >> they have to use words like sick and traitorous and corrupt in order to really get their message across. >> these are sick people. >> sound familiar? >> they're sick. >> by the 19 #90s newt gingrich catapulted from the fringe of the gop to a position of power in the party. the culture wars ramped up. >> antiabortion. pro school prayer. oppose

nancy pelosi is very critical of newt gingrich area newt gingrich is very critical of nancy pelosi but i have to tell you when iinterviewed newt gingrich for the book , he was criticizing her on policy as a hard liberal but then he started to talk about how much respect he had for her as a politician, as someone who knew how to get and use power for the purposes she had. he said when he looked at nancy pelosi, he saw a fellow pirate and if you're newt gingrich i think the words fellow pirates are intended as high praise indeed. >> over the next several weeks and months congress is going to be dealing with an infrastructure bill with continued response to covid-19, with many significant challenges. if you want to understand how nancy pelosi developed a strategy hto impact and operationalize, you should read madamespeaker , nancy pelosi and the use of power and that will give you the best inside view of her very critical time. what a delight to have you. ladies and gentlemen, may 12 at seven, education and politics with congresswoman rosa delauro, chairman of the house appropriations com

facing plunging popularity and his own ethics problems, newt gingrich decided to resign. his legacy has been both dark and far-reaching. a permanent state of war between the parties. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. please help us get every bottle back. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefi

you have to think long and hard who had as much influence as newt gingrich has had. he e-mails me, we e-mail back probably oncee every couple of weeks or whatever. he is wonderfully cooperative everything about his campaigns. how we canan do the contract with america. we talk about everything. we talk about reagan, we talk about klobuchar, we talk about clinton. what he thought of only talk about al gore. he would have to go back new speaker of the house in 1820s i believe 1830s. i'm a national political leader. as these two gentlemen. you see thenk republican party the conservative movement and the national movement his place in history is short. so when do think nancy pelosi has that same statuscy today? >> caller: as a woman, yes. she is not an idea factory the way gingrich is or was. she probably understands power better than he does. she has never been out to the speaker or run out as speaker or challenge as the speaker. it certainly is from ay political standpoint. an admirable woman and has done much with her tenure, or to tenures as speaker of the house. went

. >> this is the story of newt gingrich, the man who wrote the play book for the modern conservative movement. >> newt gingrich, a republican, is taking over a congressional seat that's been a democratic stronghold for a quarter of a century. >> in 1979, when gingrich arrived in washington, he had a singular goal, to blow up the political establishment, including the republican party. democrats had been in control of congress for so long, it was called a permanent democratic majority. it was a very different time in politics when civility and compromise matters. house republican leader bob michael was widely known as mr. nice guy. imagine that. >> newt gingrich comes in with a buzz saw. >> what we are living through is a fundamental civil struggle, a civil war fought in public speeches rather than with armies. >> the gingrich philosophy, the only way for republicans to win back power was to be nasty, really nasty. >> for the democrats to say not only are we going to rape you, but you have to pay for the hotel room is a big much. >> newt gingrich saw politics like war. >> at first, th

host: 2017 your book came out is newt gingrich a friend of yours? >> yes. i consider him a friend i don't know if he considers me. [laughter] but it's about his time and then to establish himself certainly one of the leading political figures in america today. you have to think long and hard to have as much influence as newt gingrich has had. and with that commentary and social media comments he e-mails me and we do it once every several weeks i did get unlimited access to him and his papers he was very cooperative for the book. and information from his campaigns and how we did the contract with america. he talked about everything. he talked about reagan and clinton and what he thought of gore.n and al you have to go back to who was speaker of the house in the 18 twenties to find a national political leader who had as much affect and not the president today as these two gentlemen and that includes newt gingrich. i think they do may history and the republican party and his place in history is assured. >> does nancy pelosi have the same status? >> as a woman,

we are working on speaker newt gingrich and so most of the author events will be politics and history, current affairs and bestsellers infection and all the other categories that make a small independent bookstore work. >> you have to go back and talk about why you invited newt gingrich to do an offer event. >> we are a relentlessly bipartisan. we are in business to satisfy. to give perspective on the issues that interest them and have something in the store that will offend everybody so we had nelson a couple of days ago, just a prolific and wonderful author, and he's fairly conservative and while he was in the store, congressman shift was shopping because he had just done a bookstore and somebody said to me you've done a very good job of having books that will offend just about everybody. there's something i like about that. i am in business to satisfy people's curiosities so it's wing to be broad, deep and balanced. >> the global war on morris and the big government. >> you are talking about two books that i wrote. originally my intention was to sell those two books but the publish

and former speaker of the house newt gingrich on the u.s. cut and run out of afghanistan and the consequences to come. all that and more while we look right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ ♪ maria: and first this morning the pentagon says that the situation is kabul -- in kabul is fluid and uncertain. we have more breaking news here as the attacks keep oncoming. the state department was hit by a massive cyber-attack with a possible serious breach notification by the department of defense and cyber command. president trump joined me this past week on mornings with maria on fox business to assess all of this including biden's afghanistan pullout. >> maria, you don't take the military at first, you take the military out last. this is like the captain jumping out the ship if the ship is sinking. it's crazy, it's too late now but you have to take out the soldiers first and then out first into the field. you have to take them back so that everybody is protected. the people have to come out of the country first. then you have to get all your e

and nancy pelosi is very grit cal of newt gingrich and newt gingrich was criticizing nancy pelosi. and when i interviewed him for the book he was criticizing as a hard liberal, but then talked about how much respect he had for her as a politician, as someone who knew how to get and use power for the purposes she has. and he said when he looked at nancy pelosi, he saw a fellow pirate and if you're newt gingrich i think the words fellow pirates are intended as high praise indeed. >> folks, over the next several weeks and months, congress is going to be dealing with an infrastructure bill with continued responses to covid, with campaign finance reform, with many significant challenges. if you want to understand how nancy pelosi develops strategy and tactics and operationally utilizes it, you should read nancy pelosi's. and it's congresswoman delauro, and then bill richardson how to navigate international hostage situations. google cornell institute, and follow the links to madam speaker, nancy pelosi and lessons of po power. ... >> at least six president recorded conversation while in

" came out, is newt gingrich a friend of yours? >> guest: i consider him a friend, i don't know if he considers me a friend. and authorized biography, took 3 or 4 years about his time, established himself, one of the leading political figures in america today, you have to think long and hard to come up with a political figure who has as much influence over the national political debate as newt gingrich. he still has regular commentaries, social media comments, fox news and his columns and things like that. he emails me and i email back and he was wonderfully cooperative in this book i got unlimited access to him and his papers and to talk to him about his campaigns and the house minority leader and the contracts with america, talking about everything. we talked about reagan and gorbachev and what he thought when we talk about al gore. you have to go back to probably henry clay, who was speaker of the house in 1820s were 30s to find a national political leader, not be president of the united states as these two gentlemen henry clay

imagine that. >> newt gingrich comes in with a buzzsaw. >> what we are living through is a fundamental civil struggle, a civil war fought in public speeches rather than with armies. >> the gingrich philosophy, the only way for republicans to win back power was to be nasty, really nasty. >> for the democrats to basically say not only are we going to rape you but you have to pay for the hotel room is a bit much. >> to treat democrats not as opponents but the enemy. >> newt gingrich saw politics like war. >> at first the republican old guard shunned him. they thought his tactics were toxic. >> gingrich was kind of a nobody. he wasn't a great legislator but he had a knack for stirring controversy and getting attention. >> gingrich started his own brigade called the national on por tunist society. long before trump used twitter and fox to get around media filters -- >> democrats have lost control of the radical left. >> -- gingrich had c-span. >> i'm going to speak this evening on the loony left, the machine which controls the u.s. house of representatives. >> c-span? yes, believe it or not

is newt gingrich a friend of yours? >> it is an authorized biography. i took three or four years to finish it. certainly one of the leading political figures in america today you have to think long and hard about a president that has as much influence over the national political debate as newt gingrich has had and still has with the regular commentaries and social media contents on fox news columns. he was more cooperative in this book and to talk to him about everything in the campaigns basically we talked about everything. we talked about race and gorbachev and al gore. henry clay who is speaker of the house in the 1820s, 30s. i think his place in history in the party in the movement is assured. do you think nancy pelosi has that same status today? >> she's not an idea factory the way that gingrich is or was, but she probably understands power better. she's never been ousted as the speaker or challenged as speaker. her authority is supreme. certainly from a political standpoint and an admirable woman who has done much with her tenure as speaker of the

newt gingrich, thank you so much. as i said at congresswoman alexandria because it is is very riveting online testimony about what she felt that they have the capital riot has now been challenged. raymond arroyo will join us and he has all the specifics, "seen and unseen," next. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose a cultural stories of the day. for that return to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. i've been looking forward to this for months. the golden globe nominations were announced on "the today show." this is as much fanfare is one of those at home zoom cooking segments. >> laura, aside from "the crown" or maybe "hamilton," nobody is looking forward to it. this is what happens when you shut things down, no more shared movie touchstones. there was one step that we have to rectify before the emmys and the oscars are announced and it's this instagram so that may have gotten more viewers than all those netflix nominees for best lead actor in a political drama, alexandria ocasio-cor

nancy pelosi is very critical of newt gingrich and newt gingrich is critical of nancy pelosi. i have to tell you when i interviewednt newt gingrich for the book, he was criticizing her on policy but then he started to talk about how much respect he had for her as a politician and a somebody that knew how to get and use power for the purposes and said when he looked at nancy pelosi, he saw a fellow pirate and i think the words fellow pirate are intended as high praise indeed. >> for the next several weeks and months congress is dealing with an infrastructure bill with wresponses to covid and campaign-finance reform with many significant challenges. if you want to understand how nancy pelosi developed strategies and tactics and operationalizes it, you should read madame speaker. that will give you the best ginside of you during these critical times. it was a delight to have you. ladies and gentlemen, may 12 ati education and politics with congresswoman rosa delauro, the chairwoman of the appropriations committee and may 19th, governor bill richardson talking about how to navigat

newt gingrich is not to blame for that. he's a tough fighter, but he was a firefighter he went after corruption when he saw it and defended people who needed defending when he saw that also. his motives were always mostly if not all pure and i talked to many, many people who work for newt gingrich and i talked to him that knows him and i came to the conclusion, this is a good man and because he's been so successful that it invokes criticism and someone like mckay would be a critic because he's a liberal and because he is envious or thus oppose to newt gingrich's ideas and strategies and philosophies. host: patch in keyport, new jersey, please go ahead with your question or comment for author craig surely. caller: thank you. mr. shirley, it's customary for former presidents to give speeches, write memoirs. what do you look at now like 30 years after the fact about ronald reagan taking one or $2 million per couple of speeches in japan? was that nonpresidential, unseemly? guest: pat, do you think it was? caller: i really don't

. >> host: your book "citizen newt: the making of a reagan conservative" came out, is newt gingrich a friend of yours? >> yes i consider him a friend, i don't know if he considers me a friend. was an authorized biography, three four years to finish it. it is about his time, his childhood in 1994, established himself as one, certainly one of the leading political figures in america today. you have to think long and hard to come up with the someone who had as much influence over the national political debate is newt gingrich has had and still has today with regular commentaries and social media comments and fox news and his columns and speeches. he was cooperative in this book, i had a limited access to him and his papers, to talk to him about everything going on in his campaigns, as house minority leader, how he constructed the contract with america and basically we talk about everything. we talk about reagan, we talk about gorbachev, we talk about clinton, what he thought of clinton, how gore and so you have to go back to henry clay who was speaker of the house in 1820s or 30s to find

was the unifier of her own party. >> she definitely lives in a polarized world as also newt gingrich pretty and follow the strategies and more polarizing nancy pelosi is critical and new gingrich is also very critical of nancy pelosi and i did interview newt gingrich for the book and on policy as a hard liberal but then he said or he started talk about how much respect he had for her as a politician it and is someone who knew how to get and use power for the purposes she had and he said that when she entered he look at nancy pelosi, he saw a fellow pirate. and i think of your newt gingrich, and i think that phrase as fellow pirate. >> in a few months infrastructure bill with a continued response to covid-19 and with campaign finance reform and with really significant challenges and if you want to understand it, how nancy pelosi develops strategy and tactics and operationalizes it, we should read this book and it will give you the best insight of these very critical times and such a delight to have you susan and join us in education and politics with the congresswoman and chairwoman o

but didn't do the revolutionary things that newt gingrich did. and then to go after corruption left and right. much more so than anybody else did. they are similar and different. to understand power better and he understands ideology and movements. teeseventeen the atlantic wrote about this about newt gingrich. for a few figures have done more than gingrich to lay the groundwork for trumps rise during the two decades in congress he pioneered a style of combat replete with name-calling conspiracy theories and obstructionism that poisoned america's political culture and plunged washington into permanent dysfunction. >> i reject that. add animosity for eons. when they really literally went to war to each other 600,000 men died as a result so it had to come to that and newt gingrich is not to blame for that. he is a tough fighter but he was a firefighter. he knew corruption when he saw and defended people who needed defending his motives were mostly if not all. i talked to many people and i acknowledged him. and i came to the conclusion of a good man

newt gingrich, thanks very much. good to have you weigh-in. >> thank you. >> martha: we bring in mercedes schlapp, active in conservative circles for many years. mercedes, nice to have you with us this afternoon. your thoughts on rush limbaugh and his passing today. >> well, first, we here at american conservative union want to send our condolences to the limbaugh family, to katherine. it's so heart breaking to learn the news of his passing, but knowing rush, he would want us to stand strong and stand bold and continue the fight. you know, he was not only the god father of conservative talk radio, but he was also the heart of the conservative grass roots activists. he gave us our direction. what we needed to do to be able to effectively communicate conservative principles, talk about the importance of defending the constitution and the declaration of independence and our freedoms. so knowing that, there is this void now in the conservative movement. it's really heart breaking. i have to tell you, i have the great hon

by that 90s newt gingrich again they were more willing to do it. mainly it was about society. and just a sense it was a beginning of what we came to for russian with donald trump as they were picking on the grievances of the whites even more than it ever happened before of white working-class americans. in the tea party was an extension of that. they were rebelling against the fact the gingrich republic once they came to power that seemed to pragmatic. they had become the establishment. when you are in power as you know you have to raise the debt, you have to have the budget every year. there voters were so radicalized to demand a balanced budget, defund plant parenthood and defund all sorts of programs they could not understand why the republicans could not force this and that gave, trump came along and harness that. which is why you have a president against the republican stance very much seem to be of that. i was in washington, yes he wasn't conservative politics. did he ever go with evolution as well as he is making this journey, at some point as he shrugged off the establ

newt gingrich so glad you came by. give my best to your wonderful wife. i never want to leave her out. >> i will. thanks. >> harris: furious backlash when an nba team owner confirms he told his team not to play the national anthem before tip-off at home games. what one state leader is suggesting that owner can do? plus this. >> the future ain't looking so bright. it is hard to make plans when you have an administration that's trying to crush your future. show me the proof this was canceled for environmental reasons not political. that's what hurts us the most. >> harris: displaced oil workers and their families. some of them you may recognize from this program speaking out after president biden canceled the keystone pipeline with the stroke of his pen. now growing calls for the president to go back on that decision. the power panel next. research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for

newt gingrich, fox news contributor, why is now the time to resurrect a blueprint idea of a blueprint that you launched nearly 30 years ago? hard to believe. >> it is hard to believe. i think the radical left as given us an enormous gift, working with a number of pollsters we found out that in fact john mclaughlin in particular, 30 issues were 75% or 85% of the american people agree and these are issues where the left is totally opposed, school choice for example is a 72% or 74% positive with black and martino families who realize the current school system simply isn't serving them, a number of other places, after all this talk about racism and racial division, 91-5 the american people prefer martin luther king's proposition that he cared about the content of your character, not the color of skin, that's why 91 to 5, terms of dismissing corrupt politicians bill and insisting that you know who is voting, but you can identify them, 88% issue and i think part of the problem is republicans don't appreciate the power of describing a better future, not just attacking the sick presence there

newt gingrich of course followed strategies. nancy pelosi is critical and newt gingrich is critical of nancy pelosi but i have to tell you when i interviewed newt gingrich for the book he was criticizing her on policy as a hard liberal but then he started to talk about how much respect he had for her as a politician as someone who knew how to get and use power for the purposes she had and he said when he looked at nancy pelosi he saw a fellow pirate and i think that that is intended as high praise indeed. >> over the next weeks and months congress is going to be dealing with an infrastructure bill with continued responses to covid and campaign-finance reform with many significant challenges. if you want to understand how nancy pelosi developed a strategy and tactics you should read madame speaker. it will give you the best inside of you. it was a delight to have you ladies and gentlemen may 12th with congresswoman rosa delauro the chair one of the committee and may 19th governor bill richardson talking about how to navigate inte

i had some differences with newt gingrich. we never would have taken over the majority without newt gingrich. he really changed the whole mindset of not to be submissive, not to be just looking for scraps on the table, but to take over the whole banquet. newt, he could be difficult, and again, if there's a criticism i would have of newt is that he also didn't stay focused. he would announce something on thursday, say as we are going back to the district. this is our issue and we are focusing on this. then he would be on one of the talk shows on sunday and go off on a totally different issue or say something entirely different from what we were talking about. so, it was hard to stay focused when newt was the speaker, because he was not focused himself. but having said that, he was very energetic. we never would have been in the majority without newt gingrich. host: election night, 1994, the republicans pick up 50, 60 seats. what was that like for you? rep. king: it was extraordinary. when they listed the candidates who could lo

gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the way in which may be it can stand on its own 2 feet. a big part of what i take aim at in the book isn't just the ideology in and of its own right but it's merged with capitalism which actu

for the full hour former speaker of the house newt gingrich. before i get to newt, does it trouble you that our government at all levels is now in our bedrooms, in our cars, in our religious institutions, in our schools? and they always have excuses for all this. it could be health. it could be for the god of the community -- it could be for the good of the community, whatever it is. whatever happened to individual liberty. who even talks about individual liberty or the declaration or inalienable rights? what kind of country are we turning into? we've been warned about soft tyranny. ladies and gentlemen, we're surrounded by soft tyranny, and it is getting increasingly more aggressive. you see the demands when it comes to vaccines. you see bureaucrats shutting down businesses? you see bureaucrats of the cdc telling landlords that they can't collect rent as they go broke? you see a president of the united states defying a supreme court ruling that says those bureaucrats don't have that authority? you see a president of the united states opening o

joining me now newt gingrich and congressman jim jordan. newt, some gop members it seems like they don't want to win back congress supporting this infrastructure. going to 4 trillion dollars. >> well, i think some of the republicans tend to take a short term win and forget the largest gain. they feel good. they have been bipartisan. they are getting something done. the thing they are getting done -- as you pointed out, they have no idea what is in the bill. they have no veto over what is in the bill. they will get a bill which is dramatically worse than anything they agreed to. they will have no ability to change it. it's going to be a disaster. there is a wing of the republican party which is the wing that reagan opposed and the wing we opposed when i was speaker of the house. it's a wing which says you always have to find a way to be responsible. being responsible means selling out to the left. these 17, many are good friends and i have respect for them but they got suckered on. this it's the wrong thing to do. they ought to rethink enoug

mark: welcome back, speaking with newt gingrich. when american corporations, you know when i was younger, they were pretty patriotic a republican supported them because they tended to supportbe capitalism and competition, not perfect no could be wrong party when you make what is happened to american corporation today or when i call these corporate people. gingrich: part of it is they hire all of the students who graduate from the ivy league schools so all of their senior staff represent into an american growth values. the more comfortable the chinese communist party are with the republican party the more comfortable that they would ever be with donald trump. and so, you see somebody but like the head of nike, and nasa nike is a chinese company. and that is really staggering and imagined in the 30s at the head of general motors matt said, that gm is eight german company. people would've been shocked and astounded. and yet part of it was just the power of money, the chinese have been very intelligent about taking care of certain compa

gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the way in which may be it can stand on its own 2 feet. a big part of what i take aim at in the book isn't just the ideology in and of its own right but it's merged with capitalism which actu

newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor joins me now. why is now the time to resurrect a blueprint, an idea of a blueprint that you launched nearly 30 years ago, it's hard to believe. >> i know, it is hard to believe. well, look, i think that the radical left has given us an enormous gift. working with a number of pollsters, we found out that in fact john mclachlan in particular, there are over 30 issues were 75 or 85% of the american people agree and these are issues where the left is totally opposed. school choice for example, is a 72 or 74% positive with both black and latino families will realize that the current school system simply isn't serving them. a number of other places -- after all this talk about racism and racial division, by 91-5, the american people prefer reverend martin luther king's proposition that he cared about the content of your character, not the color of your skin. that's like 91-5. you find that in terms of dismissing this corrupt politicians bill and insisting that you know who's voting that you can identify

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newt gingrich, thank you very much. i appreciate it. tonight, just when you think the biden administration could not get any worse, kamala harris finds a way. watch this. >> who is the real president of this country, joe biden over joe manchin? >> [muffled audio]. >> she can hear me. >> can you hear me? >> they are acting like they can't hear me. >> i can hear you. >> so who is the real president joe manchin or joe biden? >> come on, charlamagne. it's joe biden. no, no, no, no! it's joe biden. don't start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he is president. >> do you think joe manchin is a problem? >> it's joe biden and i am vice-president and my name is kamala harris. >> tammy: here with reaction, kellyanne conway. and fox news contributor ari fleischer. kellyanne conway, when you sound like a 7-year-old insisting who you are you have already lost. i don't recall president trump needing to remind someone when the president was. this is an extraordinary display about the problem with the white house. first the effort t