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00:01:48.000Alrighty, so the big story of the day is that the President appears to be at odds once again with his own Attorney General.
00:01:53.000And again, this comes from the fact that Trump simply does not understand the value of tact.
00:02:00.000He does not understand what it means to just be quiet every so often.
00:02:04.000And this has led to an open conflict between Trump, who continues to sound off like a talk radio caller on virtually everything that he sees around him, as though he's an observer of the political scene and not, you know, the most powerful person on the face of the Yesterday, the Washington Post reported that during President Trump's Senate impeachment trial, Democrats repeatedly asserted he is not above the law.
00:02:25.000Since his acquittal two weeks ago, the president has taken a series of steps aimed at showing essentially that he is the law.
00:02:30.000Now, that, of course, is not seriously true.
00:02:33.000The president has every authority to take people who he believes are militating against him in the White House and move them out of the White House.
00:02:39.000The executive branch is a unitary branch of government.
00:02:42.000That means the president is in charge of that branch and he has hiring and firing power inside that branch except for the specified offices that have to be approved by the Senate of the United States.
00:02:50.000It is also true that the presidency carries along with it the pardon power and the commutation power, which we're going to get to in just one second.
00:02:57.000I, for one, have long suggested, Republican or Democrat, that pardon and commutation power is stupid and should not be given to the President of the United States.
00:03:04.000That the reason it was originally granted was specifically to attempt to foreclose political prosecutions because you never know that the next president might come in and then immediately pardon or commute the sentences of people who are politically prosecuted.
00:03:17.000With that said, And the idea that the president of the United States, or the governor of a state for that matter, should have the ability to overrule a jury after a long trial simply because that governor knew the person or had feelings about the person?
00:03:29.000That seems to me to be a large-scale stupidity that should be rectified immediately.
00:03:34.000Again, I've been consistent about this since the Clinton administration, so this is nothing new for me, but that is indeed a power of the presidency.
00:03:40.000And President Trump found it yesterday.
00:03:42.000He found that pardon and commutation button.
00:03:45.000Like baby Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
00:03:48.000He just started hitting that pardon and commutation button over and over like he was gonna bring him a Diet Coke.
00:03:52.000It was fun times for the president yesterday.
00:03:54.000He decided that he was going to pardon or commute the sentences of a bunch of people.
00:04:00.000So, for example, yesterday he pardoned seven people, including the so-called junk bond king, Michael Milken.
00:04:08.000There's actually a fairly solid case for why Michael Milken never should have been prosecuted back in the 1980s, that that actually was an overzealous prosecution.
00:04:14.000But Bernie Kerik, the former New York City police commissioner with whom Trump is friends, that guy was fairly clearly engaged in bribery and corruption.
00:04:21.000He also commuted the sentence of Rod Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois, who is as corrupt as anybody who has been in modern American politics.
00:04:28.000Blagojevich, of course, he knew from his days on Celebrity Apprentice.
00:04:32.000There were 11 people who benefited from executive grants of clemency that president issued on Tuesday.
00:04:38.000Blagojevich, of course, was sentenced to 14 years in prison in 2011 for trying to sell or trade to the highest bidder of the Senate seat.
00:04:44.000Barack Obama vacated after he was elected president.
00:04:46.000Apparently, he literally was caught on tape saying to people that he was not going to give up that effing seat for nothing.
00:05:02.000Former owner of the San Francisco 49ers who pled guilty in 1998 to concealing an extortion plot by a former governor of Louisiana.
00:05:09.000He was prosecuted after he agreed to pay 400 grand to the former governor Edwin Edwards to secure a riverboat gambling license for his gambling consortium.
00:05:17.000Now again, that one maybe looks a little bit different in the sense that he was actually solicited for a bribe.
00:05:22.000He wasn't the one who was actually pushing for the bribe apparently.
00:05:25.000He also pardoned Ariel Friedler, who is a technology entrepreneur who pled guilty in 2014 to conspiracy to access a protected computer without authorization and served two months in prison.
00:05:36.000He commuted the sentence of Chinese Nicole Hall, who was sentenced in 2006 after being convicted on various drug charges, so that one is more along the lines of his criminal justice reform or his pardon or commutation of sentence for Alice Johnson.
00:05:50.000He pardoned Michael Milken, which is pretty controversial, but again, there were a bunch of people, including the prosecutors in his original case, Milken, who suggested that he probably shouldn't have been prosecuted.
00:05:58.000He commuted the sentence of Crystal Munoz, who was found guilty in 2008 of conspiring to possess with intent to distribute marijuana, and she was sentenced to, apparently, two decades in prison.
00:06:09.000Again, that one is more along the lines of criminal justice reform.
00:06:13.000Apparently he commuted the sentence of one Judith Negron, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison in 2011 for her role in orchestrating a Medicare fraud scheme.
00:06:20.000Again, this is more criminal justice reform type stuff.
00:06:23.000He apparently pardoned Paul Pogue, the founder and former chief executive of a large construction company in Texas, and David Safavian, a top federal procurement official under President Bush, who was sentenced to a year in prison in 2009 for covering up his ties to Jack Abramoff.
00:06:38.000So there's a lot of accusation that the president had engaged in Some form of corruption by issuing these pardons, or at the very least, he was misusing the pardon power.
00:06:45.000That was clearest when it came to Rod Blagojevich, who was guilty as the day is long and really should not have been let out of prison early.
00:06:53.000With that said, it's the president's sort of inconsistent use of this.
00:06:56.000I mean, the entire House GOP delegation in Illinois blasted the pardon for Rod Blagojevich.
00:07:00.000My guess is that President Trump probably thought he was doing something bipartisan because Blagojevich was a Democrat.
00:07:04.000But the Illinois House GOP delegation, which includes Adam Kinzinger, Darren LaHood, John Shimkus, Mike Boss, and Rodney Davis, issued a statement saying a commutation of Blagojevich's sentence would set a dangerous precedent.
00:07:16.000President Trump went ahead with it anyway.
00:07:19.000All of this comes amidst the president fulminating, being very angry at a lot of the Justice Department activities surrounding, for example, Roger Stone.
00:07:29.000There's a report from the Washington Post yesterday that William Barr has now said that if President Trump continues to tweet about ongoing cases, it's gonna force him to step down.
00:07:38.000According to the Washington Post, Barr told people close to Trump, inside and outside the White House, he is considering quitting over Trump's tweets about the Justice Department investigations.
00:07:46.000Foreshadowing a possible confrontation between the president and his AG over the independence of the Justice Department.
00:07:51.000Yesterday, the president declared that he was the chief law enforcement officer in the country.
00:07:54.000Of course, that title is officially the AG's, but it is also true that the AG works at the pleasure of the president.
00:08:00.000And so the president does, in fact, have the constitutional authority to intervene in particular cases.
00:08:04.000The proper remedy for a president misusing that wouldn't, in fact, be either impeachment or the president losing an election.
00:08:11.000Suffice it to say that the conflict between Barr and Trump, again, comes down to Trump not acting in his own best interest and people around him giving him good advice and President Trump ignoring it.
00:08:20.000This is one of the big problems for President Trump is that the president is constantly doing whatever comes into his head and then people around him tell him this is a bad idea and if he is smart he stops and if he is not smart he goes ahead and he does it anyway.
00:08:34.000It is simply a fact of the matter that the smart move here would be for the president to stop doing these silly things.
00:08:39.000I mean Trump himself is admitting that he's making life more difficult for Attorney General Barr.
00:08:45.000The idea that Barr is some sort of political hack for the president does not help the president, and it doesn't help Barr, and it also happens not to be particularly true.
00:08:52.000Trump sounding off about cases in which Barr has a role is really dumb.
00:09:57.000Was Barack Obama a not-powerful president because he didn't use social media in the same way as Donald Trump?
00:10:02.000Now, I know there are a bunch of people on the right who are screaming at their speakers and at their radios right now saying, right, but Obama had the media behind him.
00:10:09.000Yes, but Donald Trump is the single greatest magnet for cameras in the history of mankind.
00:10:15.000If Donald Trump were to publicly do anything, if Donald Trump were to publicly go out and blow on a pinwheel, the media would come and they would cover that for three hours.
00:10:24.000So don't tell me the president doesn't have a way to funnel his message to the public without using the dumbest possible tactics on Twitter.
00:10:31.000Okay, with all of that said, the reason all of that is important, of course, is because the President is in the middle of a re-election campaign.
00:10:36.000Trump is in the middle of a re-election campaign.
00:10:38.000A re-election campaign in which he is running against possibly the most dangerous Democrat in the history of the Republic to get the nomination.
00:10:45.000I say that without reservation, actually.
00:11:48.000But Bloomberg is not dangerous to the heart and soul of the country in the same way that Bernie Sanders is dangerous to the heart and soul of the country, which suggests, of course, that Trump needs to run a good race.
00:11:57.000It is incumbent on Trump, for the sake of the country, that he not start declaring himself, quote-unquote, the chief law enforcement officer of the country and then acting with all of the constitutional prerogatives available to him in whichever way he sees fit.
00:12:09.000Like, use just a little bit of common sense.
00:12:18.000Okay, but if the president doesn't do that, then he puts the country in serious danger of having a communist as president of the United States.
00:12:26.000We can get to Bernie in just a second.
00:12:28.000I will say one thing that is hilarious to me is the fact that Democrats can't understand how President Trump has such a good economy.
00:12:36.000There's a piece by Jared Bernstein, the chief economist to former VP Joe Biden and senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, lamenting that we have such a good economy with such a terrible leader.
00:13:03.000So if Trump wishes to have a strong America, if he wishes to retain the presidency, he needs to run a smart race, not just a gut-level race.
00:13:10.000Because the fact is, whoever is the Democratic nominee has at least a 40% shot of being President of the United States.
00:13:15.000Okay, in a second, we're gonna get to Bernie Sanders, who is indeed the clear frontrunner in the Democratic Party at this point.
00:13:22.000It should scare the living hell out of you.
00:13:24.000Not because I think Bernie Sanders is likely to beat Trump.
00:13:26.000I do not think he is likely to beat Trump.
00:13:28.000But because the mere possibility of this ideologically garbage candidate being president of the United States should terrify everyone.
00:13:39.000Everyone of any semblance of sound mind should look at Bernie Sanders and say to themselves, forget about all of Trump's character flaws, okay?
00:13:47.000The possibility of Bernie Sanders, an 80-year-old, Socialist, who has never produced a thing, who stumps for the destruction of America's foreign policy, military, and American domestic economic power.
00:14:02.000That that person could be President of the United States should terrify anyone who has two brain cells to rub together.
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00:15:46.000Okay, so Bernie is clearly the front runner.
00:15:48.000And Democrats, instead of realizing that this is crisis point, That we have now reached crisis point that Bernie Sanders, who, as I say, is a lifelong ward of the state.
00:15:57.000I mean, the man has never held an actual job in his entire life, and he is as old as my grandparents would be.
00:16:07.000He is a welfare queen, Bernie Sanders.
00:16:09.000Bernie Sanders has been living off the taxpayer dime.
00:16:12.000By the way, every job his wife has ever held is adjacent to his government service.
00:16:17.000And as we will see, that has some pretty ugly ramifications.
00:16:20.000That guy is leading the race right now.
00:16:23.000He has a clear lead in all of the national polling, all of it.
00:16:25.000There's another poll today showing him up past 30%, so he is picking up support.
00:16:30.000As Biden fails, and as it becomes clear to Democrats that Bernie is the most likely nominee, they are convincing themselves that he has the capacity to win.
00:16:38.000Over 70% of Democrats believe that Bernie Sanders can beat President Trump.
00:16:42.000He now has in the RealClearPolitics polling average an 11-point lead on the rest of the Democratic field.
00:16:48.000The polling in Nevada is solidly behind Sanders.
00:16:50.000In South Carolina, the latest poll has Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders tied, which is a disaster area for Joe Biden because if he loses South Carolina, he is toast at that point.
00:16:59.000There is a poll in California that shows Bernie Sanders up heavy in California as well.
00:17:05.000A lot of the polls where Biden is the placeholder, Biden is likely to flail out.
00:17:12.000There are two late-breaking polls from California.
00:17:14.000One shows Bernie all the way up at 32%, with the next closest competitor, Biden, all the way down at 14%.
00:17:20.000Another poll shows Bernie at 25% and Bloomberg at 21%.
00:17:23.000We'll get to Bloomberg, as I say, in just a second.
00:17:38.000But because what's going on right now is such frustration inside the Democratic Party at the reality that Donald Trump is president, that they will vote for a communist to stop Donald Trump.
00:18:10.000So there is an ad that is now cropping up about Bernie Sanders from in 501c4 that is led by somebody who was once a staffer for Senator Joe Manchin in West Virginia.
00:18:21.000And that ad points out that Senator Bernie Sanders supported a compact between Maine, Vermont, and Texas that originally proposed dumping low-level radioactive waste in a small minority community in far West Texas.
00:18:32.000The waste never made it to a community called Sierra Blanca, which is a low-income, largely Hispanic town in Huntsmouth County.
00:18:49.000In this small area of Texas that is heavily Hispanic, the buried lead in all of that is that Sanders' wife, Jane, now serves as an alternative commissioner for the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission.
00:19:03.000Question, what exactly does Jane Sanders know about the disposal of radioactive waste?
00:19:08.000I missed the part where Jane Sanders is an expert in radioactive waste management.
00:19:12.000The answer is, of course, she does not have any expertise in that area, but again, she got that job because she happens to be married to Bernie Sanders.
00:19:20.000Also, it is worthwhile noting that Jane Sanders got her job as the Dean of Burlington College in all likelihood, not in all likelihood, certainly, because her husband is Bernie Sanders and is a ward of the state.
00:19:34.000As has been widely reported, Jane Sanders, as president of Burlington College, not only cleared a rather large salary for herself, she got a 72% salary increase over six years at Burlington College, she took out a loan, which may have been taken out, there were investigations ongoing, into how she took out a loan to buy a large chunk of land that ended up bankrupting the college entirely.
00:19:55.000I mean, the college literally had to declare bankruptcy.
00:19:57.000But she apparently was also funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to her daughter's and trustee's son's businesses.
00:20:13.000So yesterday, Bernie does this town hall on CNN.
00:20:16.000CNN's been doing this series of town halls where everybody gets up there and they are asked very easy questions by a series of increasingly sycophantic CNN reporters.
00:20:24.000And Bernie has asked about Bloomberg, and he says, I'm offended that Michael Bloomberg is trying to buy the presidency.
00:20:29.000Before we get to the clip, I just want to point something out.
00:20:31.000Every Democrat who says that they are offended that Michael Bloomberg, by pouring his own dollars that he earned himself into presidential ads, that that is buying the presidency.
00:20:40.000Let me just point out that Bernie Sanders has promised voters free college tuition, free healthcare, free housing, free childcare, and a free unicorn.
00:20:49.000So he's trying to buy voters with my money.
00:20:52.000At least Bloomberg is trying to appeal to voters with his own money.
00:20:55.000At least Bloomberg is spending his own cash on why he's such a great guy.
00:20:58.000Bernie Sanders is pledging to spend my cash to prove to you what a wonderful guy he is.
00:21:02.000I have far less tolerance for this whole Stop trying to buy elections from people who literally try to buy elections by promising you free crap.
00:21:11.000Anyway, here is Bernie Sanders ripping on Michael Bloomberg for, quote unquote, trying to buy the presidency, as opposed to Bernie Sanders, who is apparently spending $50 million a month at this point on advertising.
00:21:20.000I do think it's a bit obscene that we have somebody who, by the way, chose not to contest in Iowa, in Nevada, in South Carolina, in New Hampshire, where all of the candidates.
00:21:55.000Advertising is not buying the presidency any more than advertising for Nike is forcing people to buy Nike shoes.
00:22:01.000If you don't like Bloomberg, you are free not to buy his routine.
00:22:05.000Again, you may not like that he's buying the ads.
00:22:07.000Believe me, the amount of publicity he's getting for buying the ads is nearly even with the amount of publicity that he gets from the actual ad buys.
00:22:14.000But this is not a Bloomberg defense, right?
00:22:16.000I think that Bloomberg, again, is paternalistic.
00:22:18.000I think that he thinks he should be president on the basis of virtually nothing.
00:22:23.000Sanders says he's very offended that Bloomberg is trying to buy the presidency and then he immediately refuses to answer whether he will take Michael Bloomberg's money in the general election.
00:22:32.000Because it's all fun and games ripping on billionaires until you need to seize their wealth and use it to control the means of production if you're a commie.
00:22:41.000If Michael Bloomberg doesn't get it, you get the nomination, would you accept it?
00:22:43.000If he says, look, I got $500 million left over that I'm going to give to you, would you accept that?
00:22:50.000Well, we're going to, what I did say is that if Mr. Bloomberg wins, and I certainly hope he does not, I will support the Democratic nominee.
00:22:59.000As of now, we have not taken, we don't have a super PAC.
00:23:46.000How has this lifelong communist been able to escape the media's actual hard questioning for decades?
00:23:55.000I mean, seriously, the only person I've seen ask him a hard question about nationalization of resources, which he was stumping for when he was my age, OK, he was in his mid 30s and into his 40s and he was still doing this routine.
00:25:03.000I'm not saying that I do all of these things, that I show up late to work like every single day, and that I then blame all of the employees around me, or that I publicly rip on them for the purposes of advertising.
00:25:11.000I don't say that I do this, but if I were to do this and then I were going to replace me, I would go check out ZipRecruiter.com to find a suitable replacement for me over at ZipRecruiter.com.
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00:27:28.000What if we invested in human needs to care for one another instead?
00:27:31.000What if we invested in human needs to care for one another instead?
00:27:34.000Okay, first of all, on a historical level, I think it's a fairly good thing that the United States military is larger than Germany, Japan, and Italy combined.
00:27:41.000That seems like that's probably a good idea, like just looking at some history.
00:27:45.000Like, I'm very happy that the United States military is hegemonic.
00:27:50.000But Bernie is such a flaming communist that he's like, what if we took our entire military budget and we used it to pay for free childcare?
00:27:58.000And we just, but do we really need a military so large?
00:28:41.000You know, people who created a business and then sold lots of products and did lots of voluntary transactions and employed tens of thousands of people and provided products to presumably millions of people and made millions of people's lives easier.
00:28:53.000Or the octogenarian communist who has done zero useful things his entire life except suck off the teat of the state and the billionaire taxpayer.
00:29:01.000And sponsor his wife for positions for which she is utterly unqualified?
00:30:32.000Okay, so Bernie yesterday, while he was on CNN, he also decided to sound off on national rent control.
00:30:38.000So not only does he want to sink the US economy, he'd also like to destroy the national real estate economy, which is one of the great sources of wealth in America and has been for generations.
00:30:49.000Let's just be clear about what rent control does.
00:30:51.000Rent control says that you cannot rent this thing that you built at the price that you wish to rent it at, at the market price.
00:30:58.000Instead, Bernie Sanders is going to decide what you should be able to rent your apartments for.
00:31:04.000Rent control has failed every single place it has tried.
00:31:08.000Because it turns out that you cannot have some sort of politburo sitting above developers and deciding what they ought to charge, because eventually developers will be like, guess what, I'm not making enough money from that, I'm not going to build.
00:31:19.000And Bernie knows that, which is why we're going to end up with a bunch of federally subsidized housing projects, presumably designed by Bernie in classic East German style.
00:31:28.000Here is Bernie Sanders talking about national rent control, as though the great solution to a shortage of housing is to create more shortage of housing by disincentivizing development.
00:31:38.000I spent my entire childhood in a rent-controlled apartment in Brooklyn, New York.
00:31:44.000And that meant that my family, at least, we didn't have a lot of money, but we didn't have to worry about rents, you know, going up by 10-15%, which many Americans do.
00:31:53.000We believe that rent control is an appropriate tool nationally to tell landlords that they cannot simply jack up their rents to any rate that they want.
00:32:04.000Okay, you know what else tells people they can't jack up their rents to any rate that they want?
00:32:18.000But he doesn't understand how markets work.
00:32:19.000He thinks that basically a developer just sits there and then goes, I'd like to rent this place for a million dollars a month and I'll force you to take it.
00:32:41.000We're going to get to that in one second.
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00:35:42.000We received, uh, released two rather detailed letters, uh, from cardiologists, and we received, uh, we released a letter that came from the, uh, head of the U.S.
00:35:55.000Congress, uh, medical group, the physicians there.
00:35:59.000So I think we have released a detailed report, and I'm comfortable with what we have done.
00:36:03.000Just to be clear, you don't plan to release any more records?
00:36:08.000Okay, I've decided we're not releasing any more medical records.
00:36:11.000Yes, I had a heart attack in the middle of this campaign, but I'm not releasing any more medical records, even though before I said I would.
00:36:17.000By the way, his own campaign secretary is now suggesting that if you ask for his medical records for a near 80-year-old man who had a heart attack in the middle of the campaign, that if you ask for those medical records, this is the equivalent of birtherism, of asking for Barack Obama's birth certificate.
00:36:34.000Don't worry, these people are totally sane.
00:36:36.000I think that the American people deserve to know exactly as much as every other candidate has released in this race currently and historically.
00:36:44.000And what you're seeing right now is really reminiscent of some of the kind of smear, kind of skepticism campaigns that have been run against a lot of different candidates in the past, questioning where they're from, aspects of their lineage, etc, etc.
00:37:09.000Finally, Bernie Sanders sounded off last night on CNN, on foreign policy, and suggested, as always, that the Israeli government is racist.
00:37:15.000So Bernie, Who suggests that he is proud to be a Jew, yet is supremely happy to campaign with actual overt anti-Semites, genocidal anti-Semites.
00:37:24.000I mean, I talked about this on the show yesterday.
00:37:26.000People who have overtly called for the destruction of the state of Israel, which implicitly means pushing the Jews into the sea, the murder and expulsion of millions of Jews.
00:37:35.000Yesterday, he found time to call the Israeli government racist.
00:37:38.000Quick note, the Israeli government represents a population that is 20% Arab.
00:37:44.000Arabic is an official language in the state of Israel.
00:37:47.000The only place that is racially discriminatory in Israel, seriously racially discriminatory in Israel, are the areas governed by the Palestinian Authority.
00:37:55.000There are large red signs off the road Producer Colton can testify to this because he saw them.
00:38:00.000There are large red signs off the road in Israel for the areas governed by the Palestinian Authority.
00:38:06.000Those large red signs say, if you are an Israeli citizen and you drive off this road and you drive into this Palestinian-governed area, we cannot protect you and you are taking your life into your hands.
00:38:20.000The great irony is that Bernie Sanders, who spends his days defending Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, If Bernie were not overtly anti-Israel and famous, if you're just an elderly Jewish man from Brooklyn who made the mistake of taking a wrong turn off the road in the West Bank and he ended up in the middle of Ramallah, Or if he ended up in the middle of Nablus, Bernie would be a dead man.
00:38:41.000Because that's what happens to elderly Jews who end up making a wrong turn off that road.
00:38:45.000But here he is suggesting the Israeli government is racist while maintaining, by the way, he has maintained this, that we should send hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars in foreign aid to the Gaza Strip, which means literally handing money to the dictatorship, the terrorist dictatorship, Hamas.
00:38:57.000Here's Bernie Sanders being a good Jew, guys.
00:39:00.000It just means, like, he's such a proud Jew, don't you understand?
00:39:03.000He's never had a good word to say about religious Judaism.
00:39:06.000Every policy he's ever pushed, including the dissemination of policies that would crack down on churches and synagogues, is directly against religious Americans.
00:39:16.000He stands against the State of Israel.
00:39:18.000And when I say against the State of Israel, I mean against it.
00:39:20.000He's campaigning with people who have overtly called for its destruction.
00:39:23.000His campaign with Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib and Linda Sarsour, all of whom have implicitly called for the destruction of the State of Israel, in some cases explicitly called for that.
00:39:38.000Okay, every single Jew that I know, with the exception of some Sephardic Jews who come from, like, Morocco, every Ashkenazic Jew who has lineage in Ashkenazic Jewry has relatives who died in the Holocaust.
00:39:49.000I mean, just as a statistical matter, there were only like 13.5 million Jews on planet Earth during the Holocaust and six million of them died.
00:40:01.000A bona fide on being a proud Jew would not be hobnobbing with people who want to murder Jews or stand in favor of people who want to murder Jews.
00:40:36.000That to be for the Israeli people and to be for peace in the Middle East does not mean that we have to support right-wing racist governments that currently exist in Israel.
00:40:47.000Okay, I just want to point a quick thing out here.
00:40:48.000By the way, he says that the current... So apparently it's about Bibi Netanyahu.
00:40:51.000Weird, because Benny Gantz, you know who else embraced the Trump peace plan?
00:41:04.000Bernie can get away with this crap where he says, I stand for the security of Israel, but also, I will do everything in my power to campaign with people who overtly call for Israel's destruction.
00:42:12.000Here's what's happening inside the Democratic Party.
00:42:14.000All the same people who are suggesting that if you supported Trump to stop Hillary last time, that meant that you bought into all of his, that you bought into all of his worst excesses.
00:42:51.000I'm on the record, I will vote for whomever, I will gladly and easily and handily vote for Bernie Sanders if he's the nominee.
00:42:57.000This is not personal, but my political strategist is like, it's a four alarm fire in my political soul.
00:43:05.000I mean, how do you as a democratic party tell everyone to get behind someone who is, and I don't know, I have no freaking clue what democratic socialist means, but everyone thinks that's what he is, and it sounds scary.
00:43:17.000It sounds scary, but I don't have a clue what it means.
00:43:32.000We've turned a Republican Party that used to be in favor of small governments, limited government, in order to protect individual rights, into a big government party.
00:43:38.000The Republican Party is a big government party.
00:43:41.000I mean, this is an unfortunate truth of life.
00:43:45.000The Republican Party is moving swiftly in the direction of the British Conservative Party.
00:43:49.000And meanwhile, the Democratic Party is moving swiftly in the direction of Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party.
00:43:55.000America is different because America understood basic fundamental precepts about America's goodness in the world that Bernie certainly does not accept.
00:44:03.000About the necessity for individual rights that Bernie certainly does not accept.
00:44:08.000And the Democratic Party centralizing around this guy is scary.
00:44:10.000It's the reason why I've been saying, like, forget Trump versus Sanders.
00:44:14.000Forget about the outcome of the election.
00:44:16.000It is a horrible thing for the Democratic Party to be centralizing around a radical wing that is overtly anti-American on foreign policy, like truly believes that America is a force for evil in the world, that read Howard Zinn and didn't see it as a counterweight to the rosy history of the United States or as a balanced or as a balancing perspective, but instead read it as the only thing you need to read and then use that as their handbook.
00:44:39.000The Democratic Party has centralized around a candidate who rejects the basic notions of individual rights that undergirded the country, that rewrites American history to be an unending series of abuses and excesses.
00:45:01.000But I think it's horrible for the country to have a Democratic Party That does not even agree on the basic principles that undergird a free society.
00:45:08.000That scares the living hell out of me.
00:45:13.000And meanwhile, Michael Bloomberg is now becoming the moderate Democrat's last best hope.
00:45:18.000President Trump is going at it with Bloomberg on Twitter, and it's basically just two New York billionaires yelling at each other.
00:45:23.000So President Trump tweeted out, What Mini Mike is doing is nothing less than a large-scale illegal campaign contribution.
00:45:29.000He is spreading money all over the place, only to have recipients of his cash payments, many former opponents, happily joining or supporting his campaign.
00:45:39.000Mini is illegally buying the Democrat nomination.
00:45:42.000They are taking it away from Bernie again.
00:45:44.000Mini Mike, major party nominations are not for sale.
00:45:47.000Good luck in the debate tomorrow night, and remember, no standing on boxes.
00:45:51.000Trump, obviously, is very much bothered by Michael Bloomberg.
00:45:54.000It is also true, by the way, I just want to point this out, that in terms of, what he's saying about Michael Bloomberg spreading around donations to silence people, that's been true for years.
00:47:21.000Ryan Cooper has a piece over at The Week called, Mike Bloomberg is not the lesser of two evils, suggesting that if Bloomberg is the nominee, he will not show up to vote for Bloomberg against Trump.
00:47:30.000But presumably he will for Bernie Sanders.
00:47:33.000He says, as I've written on many occasions, I think Bernie Sanders is the best candidate.
00:47:36.000But given the abominable Trump presidency, I've also said I'll vote for whoever wins the Democratic nomination.
00:47:41.000But that was before Michael Bloomberg became a serious presidential contender.
00:47:46.000New York Times has a piece today called, Michael Bloomberg has to debate without a net.
00:47:50.000The former mayor will have to set a stand on his own because he won't be able to just throw out ads.
00:47:56.000I'm, again, highly amused by the same media that have protected Bernie Sanders from his own explicit anti-Americanism on a variety of issues.
00:48:05.000They've protected Bloomberg for years, I mean, Bernie, for years on this stuff, now being like, well, Michael Bloomberg's gonna have to answer some serious questions.
00:48:12.000When does Bernie have to answer a serious question?
00:48:17.000About his treatment of women in the 1990s, there are lots and lots of allegations about him saying horrific, abusive things to women in his office that are disgusting and disreputable.
00:48:26.000He should have to answer questions about paying people off for their silence, which apparently was a widespread thing that Bloomberg did.
00:48:33.000The Huffington Post reports that when Bloomberg's plans for New York City failed to gain popular support, his vast philanthropic network helped to gin up the illusion.
00:48:43.000He would just sort of pay people to say things.
00:48:47.000So, you know, all of that should come up for debate.
00:48:50.000All of that should come up for debate.
00:48:51.000But the fact that Bernie's not been asked any of these questions is truly astonishing.
00:48:54.000Meanwhile, there is no other sort of moderate contender here.
00:48:58.000Now, Pete Buttigieg has gained no sort of national credibility.
00:49:01.000Amy Klobuchar has gained no sort of actual credibility.
00:49:04.000The other moderates in the field do not exist.
00:49:30.000My... It's hard to think of something that would be worse for the country than Trump versus Sanders, but...
00:49:35.000We have earned all the, we bought the ticket, we take the ride, man.
00:49:38.000This is the world that we have created for ourselves.
00:49:40.000Alrighty, time for a quick thing I like and then some things that I hate.
00:49:44.000So things that I like, there's a good book by Ruth Weiss, who is a professor over at Harvard University called Jews and Power.
00:49:50.000And the book is all about the relationship between Jews and power.
00:49:52.000There's sort of this weird notion that Jews were not anywhere close to the centers of power for a long period of history, basically between the destruction of the Second Temple.
00:50:04.000And the creation of the state of Israel.
00:50:06.000But Ruth Weiss talks about sort of the survival of Jewish communities and the way that Jewish communities existed in tension with the ruling powers of the time, how they would go out of their way to demonstrate their patriotism and then were crapped on anyway by the ruling powers of the time.
00:50:20.000Because whenever you are an outsider group living inside a state, you become the quick Subject of animosity and we are seeing this happen again today in Europe you're seeing it happen inside the Democratic Party in the United States where Jews are constantly accused of dual loyalty if they believe in the existence of the state of Israel even though nobody ever asks Italians in the United States if they say we believe in Italy nobody ever says okay well that's because you have dual loyalty to Italy right that's just not a thing that comes up ever in any case the book is is good it's sophisticated it contains a good history of sort of the Jews from
00:50:50.000Basically, second biblical, second temple era to modern politics.
00:51:11.000He has some interesting solutions to what he sees as systemic problems with trade and manufacturing in the United States.
00:51:18.000He's announced the formation of American Compass, which is a new organization dedicated to helping American conservatism, what he says, recover from its chronic case of market fundamentalism.
00:51:28.000Market fundamentalism is the belief that limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty, or free markets and limited effective government, or free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, or individual liberty, limited government, free markets, that these are the sort of nostrums of a past age.
00:51:45.000And he says, without question, these principles are vital, but an emphasis so monotonal is neither supportive of effective deliberation nor genuinely conservative.
00:51:53.000Why don't we just look at a policy and ask, does it expand economic freedom?
00:51:56.000Suggests Heritage Foundation VP Jack Spencer.
00:51:59.000Because, says Oren Kass, there's more to life than economic freedom.
00:52:02.000This is where we get into real dicey territory.
00:52:04.000He says there's more to economic freedom than economic freedom.
00:52:08.000He says a society that attempts to maximize everyone's freedom at every moment will fail miserably in preserving individual liberty and limiting government over time.
00:52:16.000What is missing from our public debates is a distinctively conservative approach to economics.
00:52:20.000The modern right-of-center coalition is the product of the fusionism that joined economic libertarians with social conservatives and Cold War hawks in an era when the defeat of communism was of preeminent importance to all three.
00:52:31.000Having for decades outsourced their economic thinking to libertarians, conservatives now watch from the sidelines as classical liberals, i.e.
00:52:37.000libertarians, and modern liberals, i.e.
00:52:39.000progressives, debate how best to pursue their shared and unquestioned priorities of personal consumption and aggregate economic growth.
00:52:46.000Okay, first of all, I'm wondering where he is getting the notion that modern progressives are interested in aggregate economic growth.
00:52:54.000Bernie Sanders is not interested in aggregate economic growth.
00:53:23.000Orrin Cass says, See, this is the part where I don't get it.
00:53:25.000government programs and less regulation, the other advocates more.
00:53:27.000Both claim the mantle of buzzwords such as dynamism, opportunity, and mobility.
00:53:31.000Neither prioritizes the traditional structures of family and community that provide the foundations of a flourishing society or the capacities that a nation must nurture and sustain to remain strong.
00:53:41.000See, this is the part where I don't get it, because now Oren Kass seems to be conflating government programs with traditional structures like family and community.
00:53:50.000Like those are not part of government. - Yeah.
00:53:54.000I've talked consistently throughout my career on the necessity for a social fabric.
00:53:59.000A social fabric outside of government.
00:54:00.000And conflating government and social fabric is precisely what the left does.
00:54:03.000The left says that government and social fabric are one and the same.
00:54:06.000And now what you are seeing on the so-called common good conservative right is exactly the same sort of conflation.
00:54:11.000Okay, well we can use government to prop up the social fabric.
00:54:14.000As opposed to substitute for the social fabric.
00:54:16.000But which policy exactly has the government instituted that has propped up the social fabric in a serious way?
00:54:24.000As opposed to that same government then being captured by the left and being used to destroy that social fabric.
00:54:29.000See, these common good conservatives who wish to maximize the power of government in order to use it for their own pursuits, pursuits with which I may agree, by the way, seem to be forgetting the lesson of Lord of the Rings, which is that no one can wield this ring.
00:54:44.000And that the power of the ring not only corrupts, but also can be wielded by your worst enemy one moment from now against you.
00:54:53.000But, says Oren Kass, consensus views across the political, business, and academic elite have enormous blind spots from the dangers of globalization to the cost of college for all education system to the value of belonging to a particular place.
00:55:05.000At home, the data on collapsing families, shuttering communities, stagnating wages, and declining life expectancy are well known.
00:55:10.000Abroad, America's capacity to protect and advance its national interests is likewise waning.
00:55:16.000The problems animating America's resurgent populism are very real.
00:55:19.000They'll be solved neither by the ideological alignments that governed us into the crisis, nor by that populism itself.
00:55:24.000Look carefully though, and green shoots are emerging." And then he quotes Josh Hawley saying that liberty is not about choosing your own ends.
00:55:32.000He says that we actually want to have, we need to use government basically.
00:55:37.000And then he quotes Marco Rubio saying, we have neglected the rights of workers to share in the benefits they create for their employer, which is a complete misread of how economics works.
00:56:05.000If the idea is that economic inequality in and of itself is an inherent bad, because some people are richer and some people are poorer, regardless of absolute material living standards, I don't think that that understands the purpose of an economy.
00:56:19.000Which is to allow people the ability to trade in goods and services they see fit.
00:56:25.000By the way, that's a moral problem in and of itself.
00:56:27.000I mean, there's an actual commandment in the 10, it's one of the big 10, that you are not allowed to cover thy neighbor's property.
00:56:34.000If your living standard is going up and your neighbor's living standard is going up more, and you're jealous of your neighbor, and this creates a social problem, that's not a social problem, that's a problem with you being a jerk.
00:56:43.000It is, we used to just call this envy.
00:56:46.000It's one of the seven deadly sins, last time I checked, in Christianity.
00:56:50.000And in Judaism, again, that violates the Ten Commandments.
00:56:52.000But, says Oren Kass, we have to take that seriously.
00:56:54.000He says, that a new conservative economics will give weight to the value of diffuse and widespread investment, not just the value of agglomeration.
00:57:03.000It will consider the benefits that locally owned establishments bring to their communities alongside the benefits that hyper-efficient conglomerates can deliver.
00:57:10.000So, in other words, you'll punish Walmart for entering your community because you want to keep the small mom and pop business alive, even if it means that people don't have the option of shopping more cheaply and then using the extra money for their families.
00:57:20.000He says it will insist on recognizing the importance of non-market labor performed within the household and community, rather than assuming that higher monetary incomes in a society of two-earner families must indicate progress.
00:57:31.000Well, again, I think that there's a lot of importance to non-market labor performed within the household.
00:57:36.000I think that that labor is indeed, in many cases, more important than the labor done outside the household.
00:57:42.000But that does not mean that it is compensated in terms of money.
00:57:45.000I mean, the fact is that it does have some sort of economic benefit to keep somebody at home taking care of the kids.
00:57:49.000I mean, otherwise you got to pay a nanny for the first thing.
00:57:52.000But the idea that the government has an involvement in that is sort of bizarre.
00:57:57.000He says conservative economics will also accord equal respect to the concerns of capital and labor.
00:58:02.000As I've discussed on the program many times, the false division between capital and labor is a really interesting one.
00:58:09.000Because if you are a worker at a company and you also own a 401k, are you capital or are you labor?
00:58:15.000Because you own stock in some other company, so you're a capitalist when it comes to your 401k, but you're a laborer in terms of your salary.
00:58:21.000Also, the reason why you are earning a salary, and presumably you're not invested in the company in terms of stock, is because you are interested in short-term gain, which is the salary.
00:58:31.000You're earning more from the company than most stockholders will earn from the company in that year, because most people don't just get a dividend.
00:58:37.000And even if they do get a dividend, it probably isn't 50 or 60 or 100 grand, which is the salary that you're earning from the corporation.
00:58:44.000As a laborer, you are being compensated.
00:58:46.000As an employee, you are being compensated.
00:58:48.000This division between capital and labor, as though capital is just there to harm employees, and as though labor is only there without reference to the future of the corporation, that isn't true either.
00:58:58.000Because if you're a laborer, you do have a stock in the future of the corporation.
00:59:01.000Because you want your job to be there tomorrow, presumably.
00:59:05.000He says, conservative economics will accord equal respect to the concerns of capital and labor, rather than claiming that whatever is best for shareholders in the short run will eventually prove best for workers as well.
00:59:15.000Well, nobody suggests that if you have a management that only looks at the short term, that that management is doing its best for the workers or for the shareholders, by the way.
00:59:25.000Like how many shareholders are very much in favor of owning stock that they believe will not be there 10 years from now?
00:59:34.000You short sell stock thinking that, but you don't buy the stock thinking that.
00:59:37.000Says it will favor collective worker representation that affords real influence in terms of setting terms and conditions of employment over the fiction that individual employees enjoy the freedom to each negotiate their own terms.
00:59:47.000So now he is stumping in favor of a Bernie Sanders plan, it sounds like, in which half the board is made up of worker representation, which means lower rates of investment, lower rates of capital, lower rates of economic Movement inside businesses.
01:00:02.000You can't be quite as entrepreneurial if you have to consult with people who wish to raise their own salaries, which is what presumably the labor bargaining would do.
01:00:08.000We did try this in the 1950s and 60s, by the way.
01:00:10.000It completely destroyed the auto industry in the United States.
01:00:13.000And the notion we've never tried this before is just not true.
01:00:15.000Unions were incredibly strong in the auto industry in the 50s, 60s, and 70s.
01:00:18.000By the 80s, virtually all of our major car manufacturers were bankrupt, specifically because of those deals.
01:00:39.000Is the idea that we need to make t-shirts in the United States, we can't make them in Vietnam anymore?
01:00:42.000Because the price of t-shirts is going to go up.
01:00:44.000I mean, we are both consumers and producers.
01:00:47.000Bottom line, he says, our goal for American Compass, this is the new movement, is to reassert ideas like these for a conservative coalition that once understood them intuitively because they are natural outgrowths of conservative principles.
01:00:57.000Well, no, now you're misdefining conservatism.
01:00:59.000Conservatism was based on the idea that we are creatures created by God with individual rights that preexist government and a limited government is created in order to preserve those rights.
01:01:08.000I don't know what conservatism he's talking about.
01:01:10.000Presumably that conservatism is one that suggests that the be all end all is institutions like family preserved and forwarded by government.
01:01:20.000But that is kind of different from American.
01:01:22.000That's more European conservatism than American conservatism.
01:01:26.000That doesn't mean American conservatism is anti-family, it just sees a different role for the government, and particularly between the state and the local and the federal government.
01:01:32.000I think that if local governments want to shore up families with social programs, that's their prerogative, and I don't really object to that if you want to live in one of those communities.
01:01:39.000America must reorient its political focus from growth for its own sake to widely shared economic development that sustains vital social institutions.
01:01:46.000First of all, I don't understand growth for its own sake.
01:01:49.000Growth for its own sake has resulted in the greatest prosperity in the history of humanity.
01:01:54.000Seriously, like that's kind of a good thing.
01:01:56.000That's growth for the sake of the 7 billion people who live on planet Earth.
01:01:59.000And yes, the 330 million Americans who live in material excess in the United States.
01:02:06.000He says, we must set a course for a country in which families can achieve self-sufficiency, contribute productively to their communities, and prepare the next generation for the same.
01:02:13.000That all sounds great, but it has no limiting principle, meaning that this could easily support an Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders agenda.
01:02:19.000He says, all this requires an economic consensus that emphasizes the importance of family, community, and industry to the nation's liberty and prosperity.
01:02:28.000And if what we are calling for, in the end, is a movement that puts government at the heart of American conservatism, then that means the destruction of the village in order to save it.
01:02:38.000Alrighty, we'll be back here a little bit later today with much more content.
01:02:41.000And stay tuned because tonight, Michael Bloomberg is on stage.
01:02:43.000He will be the center of attention because every Democrat is determined, apparently, to make Bernie Sanders the nominee.
01:02:47.000Look, by the way, final comment on the debate tonight?
01:02:50.000Look for the murder-suicide from Elizabeth Warren directed at Michael Bloomberg.
01:02:55.000The patented Chris Christie, Marco Rubio presidential debate murder-suicide in which a candidate who will not win the nomination takes out a candidate who could win the nomination and then ends up destroying their own career in the process.
01:03:05.000Watch for Elizabeth Warren to do this to Michael Bloomberg tonight while Bernie just sits there going, Hey look, I have stupid ideas, but nobody's gonna stop me.
01:04:00.000But Trump derangement syndrome has now progressed to so advanced a stage that the American left is blaming President Trump for schoolyard bullying.
01:04:07.000We will examine who the real bullies are and how they get away with it.
01:04:11.000Then postmodern Pete Buttigieg declares words have no meaning, everyone comes out as queer, and President Trump pardons a couple of jailbirds.