The border is getting worse and worse, AOC has a new accent, and the media is in a complete denial about how bad things are getting on the border. Also, the latest on plastic bags and Hillary Clinton has become Hillary Clinton.
00:50:06.040But here's what's really important. Here in western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, and other parts of the
00:50:13.400Midwest energy jobs are crushing it. I mean, not only are, I mean, if you look at my story today in the
00:50:22.360Washington Examiner, I interviewed the head of the Labor Council Board in the in the region. And he's
00:50:30.440the guy who got Connor Lamb elected in my district. And he's the guy who got Pam Iovino elected in that
00:50:38.680special election last last week. Why? Because he ran moderate Democrats who are fully supportive
00:50:47.040of these of these energy jobs. We've got kids that walk out of certain high schools, who provide these
00:50:55.460technical classes that are able to walk out and start making $70,000 a year in in in the Paris of
00:51:04.380Appalachia, where I live in Pittsburgh. That's a lot of money. And that also
00:51:08.980strengthens communities. And he his name is Darren Kelly. And he tells me, look, is there if they come here
00:51:15.820talking about the new Green Deal? My guys are not going to vote for him. End of story. End of story. And I think
00:51:23.780that that is the challenge that I wrote, we wrote about in the Great Revolt in terms of a 2020 election. So Democrats go
00:51:32.740full left, they had a problem. So here's the thing that that I see about him that I think is appealing,
00:51:44.660if America still is at all the America that I have always thought she was. Because I don't think that
00:51:53.460the Democratic voters are haters. I don't think that Republican voters are haters. And I think they're
00:52:00.360really sick and tired of being called names, of being taught to hate, they just they don't want
00:52:07.140anything to do with it. And when I see this guy, who is gay, a that's a that's a huge, that's a huge
00:52:16.300plus, if he becomes the nominee, that would be, you know, the first gay president. And you know,
00:52:21.700it would be historic and blah, blah, blah, it would carry its own numbers with it.
00:52:25.220At the same time, he he's gay, but he's not he doesn't hate Chick-fil-A, which, which I think is
00:52:33.560so refreshing. He's still talking about faith, it plays a role with him, and it seems genuine. And I
00:52:42.460think that's where Americans are, they may not, they may not agree with religion here and there,
00:52:48.020but they don't hate God, and they don't hate church. You know, he's, he's a guy that doesn't
00:52:56.920seem to hate America seems to like America. And he seems genuine, where where you got Cory Booker,
00:53:05.060and all the rest of them, even AOC is, you know, with her speech this weekend, I think she's becoming
00:53:11.000a phony. He seems genuine, and he's not going to, he's not a puncher. And a lot of people would say
00:53:19.740that that's a bad thing going against Donald Trump. But I don't think you're going to punch
00:53:23.520Donald Trump out, you're going to have to, you have to go the opposite way. And I think so far,
00:53:29.980this is the only guy that I've seen that might be able to do that. Right? I mean, Americans love
00:53:35.660aspiration, they will love to be part of something bigger than themselves. And that's the thing that
00:53:41.400Mayor Pete has going for him. He's served his country in Afghanistan. He so he doesn't, like
00:53:46.960you said, he doesn't hate his country. He respects people of faith. He doesn't, he's not condescending.
00:53:54.360He like, you know, he lives in South Bend, Indiana, the same exact town that Hillary Clinton
00:54:00.020needs to go to for an event at Notre Dame University. Because why? I don't need to win
00:54:07.140over white Catholics. I got this. And he doesn't take, you know, these voters for granted. So he has
00:54:15.480all that in his favor. Conversely, what he doesn't have in his favor are his policies. And we'll see
00:54:22.260how he navigates that through a primary. And if he's able to strike a balance on a lot of these
00:54:31.300things going left, he could be a formidable force against the president. But his challenge is going
00:54:38.500through the primaries. I think Selene, it's going to be interesting to see because he's never faced
00:54:42.580any pushback. I mean, he kind of has come out of nowhere the last couple of weeks, and so far has not
00:54:48.360seen the wrath of 20 other Democratic candidates who also want to win this nomination. I mean,
00:54:54.040do they have places to go? Because they can't beat him up on he's socialist. They are they're all
00:54:58.360socialist, too, or at least believe in many of the same policies. What where are they going to attack
00:55:03.360him? Well, I think they might attack him on being white. It might actually come down to that a white
00:55:11.780male. That's a real sort of problem with the with the woke crowd. If you saw the slate story about
00:55:21.220him last week, you saw the first sort of nibbles at that. And which, which they which they said, gay
00:55:29.300isn't intersectional enough. Just being gay doesn't make him a guy that understands the plight. Right?
00:55:38.380Yeah. I don't know anybody that talks like that. Can I just say that? I don't know. I don't know him
00:55:45.640either. I have interviewed, you know, hundreds of Democrats just in the past few weeks. And when I
00:55:54.480say the word intersectional, they're like, wait, what? Okay, so, so, you know, so, so Selene, let me
00:55:59.820take a quick break. Come back in a minute. I want to ask you about that. I want to ask you, what do you
00:56:04.640think is really going on? What the heart of the Democratic Party is when it comes to the people
00:56:14.220who are actually voting in the center of the country? What are they thinking? And what are
00:56:18.820they feeling? We'll come to Selene Zito here in just a second. She she's the one that got it right
00:56:24.260on Donald Trump. And I mean, really right on Trump way early because she talks to people. She's not one
00:56:30.880of these reporters. It just flies in. She actually drives the country and talks to people. I want to
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00:58:00.740Selena, as you're looking at the American people, and you're looking at the Democrats, they are going
00:58:20.760further and further left. They're talking about the end of the free market system, an end to capitalism.
00:58:27.560They are going for infanticide now, not just third term, but also infanticide. It seems to me they
00:58:36.780are overplaying their hand every step of the way. But I don't see the reaction from the Democrats who
00:58:45.180are in the country who, you know, for instance, you look over to England and the people who have been
00:58:51.560members of the Labour Party for a long time are like, look, we're becoming anti-Semitic and crazy.
00:58:56.900And I want nothing to do with any of this. But I haven't seen people walk away from it yet. What's
00:59:02.460happening? It's really, it's really incredibly interesting dynamic, Glenn. So take a look at
00:59:09.900AOC's election in 2018. She won the primary vote, which is essentially where the election is held,
00:59:19.540because it's a Democratic district. And she won that election. But look who she won. If you look at the
00:59:28.700exits, she won white intellectuals. She did not win minorities, she did not win the working class.
00:59:36.220So the Democratic Party has become the party of white intellectuals that is carried by the press,
00:59:48.960many of whom live in those same zip codes or share those values. But it's in great contrast
00:59:55.380with working class Democrats, suburban Democrats, suburban Democrats who don't share those same values.
01:00:06.540What's important to them? Jobs, job creation, the health and welfare of their community, which means
01:00:13.720infrastructure, and just sort of a sense of peace and prosperity in the country. Those are the
01:00:24.380important values among working class Democrats and suburban Democrats. When it doesn't, it's not
01:00:30.620divided by color. You have to remember that a lot of working class blacks and suburban blacks in the
01:00:39.360Democrat, within the Democratic Party are also incredibly pro-life. So you do not see them being
01:00:47.500supportive of the third trimester abortion. And you don't, and suburban Democrats, who do you think that
01:00:56.940all want Medicare, which is essentially Medicaid for all, right? Let's be, let's be really honest. It's not
01:01:03.020Medicare for all, it's Medicaid for all. You know, that impacts their, their bottom line. You know, that impacts,
01:01:10.300they don't want to give their health care up to, for everyone to have the same health care and for
01:01:15.820everyone to, and for them to pay for everybody to have the same health care. Is this just mass delusion
01:01:22.860on the, on the part of the Democratic leadership? They are appealing to what they perceive is the
01:01:32.860ascending, um, uh, uh, electorate, um, um, point of view. They believe that this is what women and young
01:01:42.940people, this is, this is what, what, um, the Democratic Party is appealing to. No! Okay, I, I, I didn't think so, but I mean, I just don't, I don't know any of,
01:01:55.500I don't know anybody that, that believes in these things, uh, and, and yet I don't see, I don't see
01:02:04.220Democrats standing up and saying, what the hell is wrong with you people?
01:02:10.480Well, because look what happens when you stand up and say that. You get destroyed. You say that on social
01:02:17.580media, you say it in a story, you know, I interview people and they'll be like, you know, if I say my name,
01:02:23.360I'm, I'm, this is my life's going to become hell. You know, people are very, very reluctant to say this,
01:02:31.340but I think when we look at the first results coming out of these primary contests, we're going to
01:02:39.260understand much better how people feel. Remember this, and this was in our, in the book, The Great
01:02:45.400Revolt, 34% of people who voted for Donald Trump didn't count anybody, not their wife, not their kids,
01:02:51.820their co-workers, anybody. And I think you find the same sort of dynamic with Democrats, not that
01:02:59.740they're going to support Trump, but that they're, they're afraid to come out and say, um, I'm not
01:03:05.34016 year old voting. I'm not for destroying the electoral college. Thank you. You're listening to Glenn.
01:03:13.060Appreciate it, Selena. Uh, she is, she is the best. We'll have her back on, uh, early and often. I want to
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01:04:34.740well, we'll tweet that out. Also get her book, the great revolt available everywhere.
01:04:38.400Well, our social studies classes are, uh, indoctrinating and churning out, uh, new
01:04:47.100socialists and new, uh, democratic, uh, thoughts. And I don't mean democratic as in, you know,
01:04:54.280the democratic party. I mean that we're a democracy, not a Republic. We are a Republic and it does
01:05:02.120make a difference. It's very important. And socialism is a very important to define, but
01:05:08.860you'll notice we're not really defining that. Um, people are trying to define that as a really
01:05:15.200only Sweden, of course, not, not Cuba, not Venezuela, uh, not any place that it's failed.
01:05:22.000Well, it's failed every place. No, no, not Sweden, not Copenhagen, not, uh, Denmark, not, uh,
01:05:29.900not any, uh, not any of those great countries, uh, you know, way up North with tulips and snow.
01:05:37.400Uh, that's not a socialist country. The prime minister of, was it, it wasn't Sweden. Uh, I can't
01:05:45.040remember. One of the prime ministers came to the United States and said, I just want to make it
01:05:48.420clear. We are not a socialist country. And if you look at the freedom scale, they are more free
01:05:53.440in business than we are. They are more pro free market than we are. They just have a gigantic
01:06:00.980welfare state. Now, the other thing is, is people are saying that Hitler was not a socialist and it
01:06:07.600is important for people to know that there are many forms of socialism, but they all end up the same
01:06:14.640way because eventually you run out of somebody else's money and you can't, you can't keep the
01:06:21.120system going. And also as our founders knew, when you put somebody really in charge and you make them
01:06:27.880a God, that's trouble. That's why all of our presidents recently have had way too much power.
01:06:35.360So we, we put together something because the Vox said, you know, the Nazis weren't socialists and they
01:06:41.160did this big piece on it. And I started writing something. I started sending it around to the
01:06:44.400researchers on the team and everybody was like, no, no, no, we got to add this. No, we got to add
01:06:48.140this. So it ended up to be less of a cliff notes version, but we could write a whole book on it.
01:06:54.520But I want to give you the, some of the highlights it's available today at the blaze.com. Yes,
01:06:58.840Virginia, Hitler really was a socialist. People are saying that the Nazis were not socialists.
01:07:05.940Let me just give you some of the, uh, the facts. Uh, and they say that, that, that, you know, they
01:07:11.640were, they were not socialists because of, you know, uh, several reasons. Uh, they were anti-communist,
01:07:19.760they were anti-Marxist, they were racist, they were nationalists, they were fascists. Well, let's,
01:07:26.320let's, let's take this one at a time. First of all, were the Nazis socialists? Well, yes, you know,
01:07:33.100Nazi was a pejorative. You didn't say that in the paper. You never called them Nazis.
01:07:38.660The Nazis, that was a pejorative word. They were the national socialists. That's what they were.
01:07:46.820And if you look back, Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party were very clearly socialist.
01:07:53.440They were, they, they, in fact, let me just give you this in, um, in, I think it was 1923, 1920,
01:08:06.620uh, 1920, here it is 1920. They, they put together their basic declaration of independence, 25 points
01:08:15.400of what they wanted. And yes, it's riddled with anti-Semitic stuff, but I want you to listen to
01:08:20.680this because this is what Hitler, he arranged this meeting of 2000 people and he stood up and he
01:08:26.200said, here's our platform. And later on, refused to change a word of it. No, all the way to his death.
01:08:31.980Not one word of this platform was ever changed. We demand that the state be charged first with
01:08:37.640providing the opportunity for a livelihood and a way of life for the citizens. That can be found now in
01:08:43.720the new green deal. The first obligation of every citizen must be to productively work mentally and
01:08:50.100physically. That is in the communist constitution. The activity of individuals is not to counteract the
01:08:57.520interest of the universality, the state, but must have its result within the framework of the whole
01:09:03.220for the benefit of all. Does that sound like, uh, communism? Does that sound like what's happening
01:09:12.000in Venezuela? We demand the breaking of debt interest slavery. Does that sound like the
01:09:17.760socialists here in consideration of the monstrous sacrifice in property and blood that each war
01:09:23.300demands of the people? Personal enrichment through war must be designated as a crime against the people.
01:09:29.360We demand total confiscation of all war profits. We demand the nationalization of all previous
01:09:35.340associated industries. Now listen to that. Do you hear Elizabeth Warren and others calling
01:09:41.820for the nationalization of certain industries? Yes. We demand the expansion on a large scale of old age
01:09:52.140welfare. We're talking about that now. We demand the immediate communalization of the great warehouses
01:09:59.360and their being leased at low cost to small firms. The utmost consideration of all small firms in
01:10:06.080contracts with the state, county, or municipality. The state has been responsible for the
01:10:11.560fundamental reconstruction of our whole national education program. Does that sound familiar like
01:10:18.420pre-universal education? That they are in total control? The comprehension of the concept of the
01:10:26.240state must be striven for by the school as early as the beginning of understanding. We demand the
01:10:32.560education at the expense of the state of outstanding intellectual gifted children of poor parents.
01:10:39.060We demand legal opposition to known lies and their promulgation through the press.
01:10:47.500Publications which are counter to the general good are to be forbidden. The good of the community
01:10:53.980before the good of the individual. For the execution of all of this, we demand the formation of a strong
01:11:00.000centralized power. This was their declaration of independence. This was what they said they wanted.
01:11:08.860And again, this was put into place in the 1920s and it never ever was changed. He didn't change even
01:11:18.880after he became a dictator. Not a single word. Now, one of the arguments is as well, they weren't the
01:11:24.560true socialist party. There were already socialist and communist parties. Yes, just as there are now.
01:11:30.300They're the democratic socialist here in America. The socialist party, the green party, the communist party.
01:11:36.640That doesn't mean you can't start a new, you know, socialist party today. And it doesn't mean that
01:11:41.820they're not all socialists. They all are socialists. The Nazis were fascist, not socialists is another
01:11:49.680argument. And we know that socialism is left wing. No, the origins of right and left really important.
01:11:58.960And this is European because it started on the tennis courts of King Louis before the French
01:12:06.380revolution. The lords and the and the and the ladies and the courtier were all they were all
01:12:12.280seated on the tennis court. And what was what happened was those who were loyal to the king
01:12:19.580were on the right. Those who favored a people's independence and democracy were on the left.
01:12:25.480Well, OK, wait a minute. You're telling me that people who believe in the Constitution would accept
01:12:33.740a king or a dictator. I don't care who it was. What George Washington was against a king and a
01:12:42.760dictator and a dictator. And anyone who claims to be and is a constitutionalist is against all of that.
01:12:49.680They were fascists. They weren't socialists. Well, no, they were the National Socialist Party.
01:13:04.760Fascism, you know, wasn't really. You could look through all of the newspapers of the past,
01:13:11.740every single newspaper of the past. They were always called the National Socialist Workers Party.
01:13:18.740That's what they were called. Mussolini referred to himself in his own diaries 12 days before he died
01:13:26.800and was hung by a piano wire. He claimed he was a socialist. Well, was he a fascist? Yes.
01:13:34.260Was he also a socialist? Yes. His party was the Italian Social Republic.
01:13:41.900Well, Nazis only adopted the title of socialist for political reasons.
01:13:45.400No, actually, a more fair assessment was that they were socialists and they also had other ideas like
01:13:56.500anti-Semitism. Every socialist leader at the time started the same way.
01:14:02.720They start with these grand, big ideas and it's all going to be utopia and then they try them out
01:14:07.440and then it doesn't work and it doesn't it doesn't achieve anything that's practical in the real world.
01:14:14.800And so instead they become a dictator and they turn to violence and torture and autocratic rule
01:14:21.620to maintain their vision. This has happened. Ask Mao, ask Stalin, ask Maduro, ask President Xi,
01:18:09.560He was the first to dream up using a gas chamber to, quote, gently and humanely remove those from society that were no longer having a productive use.
01:18:21.560And Richard Spencer, I'm going to leave it at him.
01:18:25.240Richard Spencer, he's the American Nazi.
01:24:18.300So I want to talk to you about the Washington Summit that is coming up in July, and I'm such a big supporter of all of the work that Christians United for Israel does, and you in particular.
01:24:36.580But first, let me start with any thoughts on what the president just said about the Iranian Republican Guard being an official terrorist organization?
01:24:49.260Yeah, Glenn, this is a major announcement, first of all.
01:24:54.320Look, I think the best parallel with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, IRGC for short, Glenn, I compare them to the Nazi SS.
01:25:01.900They answered, just like the SS, they answered directly to Hitler, the Revolutionary Guards answered directly to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei.
01:25:12.420And just like the SS, the Revolutionary Guards have their own, I guess you would say, economic or financial stakes all throughout Iran.
01:25:20.620They have made themselves into a big business where they control shares in the Iranian economy, Iran's oil sector, and the Iranian nuclear weapons program.
01:25:29.640All of this, Glenn, was spearheaded and controlled by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps.
01:25:38.360Yeah, in terms of the terrorism designation that we made today, that the State Department made today, look, the main thing, the IRGC, the Revolutionary Guards, they are in control of Iran's external operations throughout the world.
01:25:51.820That means, Glenn, they are in control, complete control of Iran's terror apparatus, whether that's in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, or, yes, right here in the Western Hemisphere, where we've seen Iran and Hezbollah strike over the past few decades.
01:26:06.200So the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps are the power brokers in that regime and the terror masters in Iran.
01:26:17.420You know, I think it's long overdue, number one.
01:26:19.840It was the right thing to do, just as a Jerusalem embassy, the Golan declaration, the right thing to do.
01:26:26.400Look, a lot of people would say the election's tomorrow, obviously, the Israeli election, Benjamin Netanyahu looking for re-election.
01:26:32.540He's probably, I'm sure, in support of the IRGC being designated as a terrorist entity.
01:26:39.000But no matter the timing, it's a good thing, Glenn, and it's long overdue, because if we're serious about confronting this Iranian regime and their terror tentacles throughout the world, the Revolutionary Guards is the place to start.
01:26:51.620They are the head of the snake when it comes to Iran's terror apparatus.
01:26:55.960And by the way, the State Department, Glenn, over the past few decades, has recognized Iran as the world's number one state sponsor of terror.
01:27:02.900That's both Democrat and Republican administrations, but this is the first administration to actually act on it in this way.
01:27:09.160We have such a turning of the tide with Israel internally.
01:27:14.940You have the president, you know, moving the embassy, the Golan Heights, which is if anybody's ever been there, you stand at the Golan Heights and you're like, there's no way that Israel could ever let this go.
01:27:55.560Whoever controls that controls the high ground.
01:27:58.180In past days before 1967, when Israel seized control of the Golan in a defensive war, by the way, against Syria and Egypt, Syria controlled the Golan.
01:28:07.960That meant, Glenn, they could rain missiles down on the Galilee below.
01:28:11.980It's a nonstarter for Israel to give that up.
01:28:14.760Number two, I think with the territories, he's talking about Judea and Samaria, the West Bank.
01:28:20.440Judea and Samaria from an Israeli perspective, number one, is absolutely essential from a security sense.
01:28:26.040Until there's a Palestinian authority under Mahmoud Abbas that shows that it's serious about peace, that's serious about recognizing Israel's right to exist, it seems like a no-brainer for Israel to hang on to that territory.
01:28:40.740Just from a security perspective, in the past, when Israel disengaged from Gaza, pulled out of southern Lebanon, unfortunately, Glenn, they were greeted with rockets and missiles.
01:28:49.400There's also the important factor, look, Judea and Samaria is the biblical heartland of Israel.
01:28:55.720The Jewish people were living there 3,500 years ago.
01:28:58.960So that's also a strong factor in that decision by Prime Minister Netanyahu.
01:29:02.600So, Eric, we have the election tomorrow.
01:31:04.320Yeah, I think middle of the road, Glenn.
01:31:06.620Truly, I would say, a moderate party from an Israeli perspective.
01:31:10.320Definitely not on the socialist left end of the spectrum.
01:31:12.800That would be the Labor Party in Israel, which is really struggling right now.
01:31:16.560But I would say middle of the road when it comes to more social, culturally.
01:31:20.960You would think they'd be more hawkish from a security perspective, since, again, they do have three generals among their top three members there.
01:31:28.760In terms of the West, absolutely, they'll be friendly.
01:31:32.220I've interviewed Moshe Yalon and Benny Gantz, who are two.
01:33:01.000You know, it's the big one from a pro-Israel perspective.
01:33:03.820Some 5,500, maybe 6,000 pro-Israel Christians and Jews will pack the Washington Convention Center in D.C., in the heart of the nation's capital, and advocate for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship.
01:33:19.340We've had, in the past two years, Vice President Pence in 2017.
01:33:24.480Last year, Ambassador Nikki Haley were the keynotes.
01:33:27.240This year, Ambassador David Friedman, who's our first ambassador at the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem.
01:33:55.280And I think the key thing, Glenn, is not only will we get together and we'll voice our support for Israel and the strong U.S.-Israel relationship,
01:34:02.020but a key thing about it is we lobby on Capitol Hill.
01:34:05.640You have thousands of pro-Israel Christians will fan out on the Tuesday of the summit.
01:34:12.200By the way, the date's July 7th, 8th, and 9th, coming up in just three months.
01:34:16.660But look, we will go to every member, all 50 states, and we will lobby them in support of a strong U.S.-Israel relationship
01:34:24.700and legislation, Glenn, that benefits the U.S. and Israel from a security perspective.
01:34:30.560Look, we've lobbied in the past on moving the embassy to Jerusalem.
01:34:34.240Also, the Taylor Force Act, real quick, it passed into law last year.
01:34:38.880Basically, that holds the Palestinian Authority accountable for support of terrorism.
01:34:44.200I don't know if the listeners might not know.
01:34:45.580They might know that when someone is killed, when a Jew or an American, Taylor Force was an American,
01:34:51.680when they're killed by a Palestinian terrorist, that terrorist and his family receive a lifetime stipend
01:37:10.980There's a story out from John Solomon, who we'll have to talk to again later this week.
01:37:15.840The Ukrainian law enforcement officials believe they have evidence now of wrongdoing by American Democrats and their allies in Kiev, ranging from the 2016 election interference to obstructing criminal probes.
01:37:32.000They have been trying to get the Trump Justice Department to act, but nobody seems to be interested in this.
01:37:39.040And I have a feeling that the Trump administration might become interested in this soon.
01:37:45.280The problem is that people on both sides are dirty.
01:37:50.360It was, you know, this is this is what they got Paul Manafort for, and they should.
01:40:22.520See, like, you know, the erector pili muscle is the muscle that controls the goose bump.
01:40:27.880If your erector pili muscles all over your body start standing up, that might be an indication of which one of the two photos you should vote for.
01:40:37.100In an NCAA tournament style bracket that will give us the results on Thursday.
01:40:40.920You've really kind of distracted me from anything you were talking about.
01:40:45.060A, that you know the erector pili muscles.
01:40:50.420And I've never thought of goose bumps as muscles, which made me go, man, the body is amazing.
01:44:27.860The conservative takeover of the Supreme Court that was anticipated following Donald Trump's two selections has been stalled by a budding bromance between the senior and junior justices.
01:44:39.580Chief Justice John Roberts and the court's newest member, Brett Kavanaugh, have voted in tandem on nearly every case that's come before them since Kavanaugh's joined the court in October.
01:44:53.200They've been more likely to side with the court's liberal justices than other conservatives.
01:44:57.780The two justices, both alumni of the same District of Columbia-based Federal Appeals Court, have split publicly only once in 25 official decisions.
01:45:09.040Their partnership has extended, though less reliably, to orders the courts have issued on abortion funding, immigration, the death penalty,
01:45:17.960in the six months of Kavanaugh's bitter Senate confirmation battle that ended in a 50-48 split.
01:45:24.660Roberts and Kavanaugh have obvious reasons for their reluctance to join the court's three other conservatives in ideological harmony.
01:45:33.160The Chief Justice's voice concerned about the court being viewed as just another political branch of the government.
01:45:39.140Oh, so the answer to that is to play politics and try to, you know, show some sort of future, you know, history, can look back at us and say,
01:48:01.960Similarities between the two men are striking.
01:48:03.900Despite their decade apart in age, Robert, 64, is an earnest and soft-spoken, but pointed in his questions to both sides during oral arguments.
01:48:12.840Kavanaugh, 54, is more demonstrative, but he tempers that with an inquisitive, open-minded manner.
01:48:19.560Whatever their reasons, the chief justice and the newest justice together have provided ballast for a court in transition.
01:48:28.060Following Kavanaugh's replacement of retired Justice Anthony Kennedy, Roberts has become the court's swing vote, and Kavanaugh often appears to be his wingman.
01:48:37.580Example, include the court's action last October, giving those challenging citizenship question in the 2020 census.
01:48:46.500Additional information about the plan.
01:48:48.160Its refusal in December to consider Republican-led states' efforts to defund Planned Parenthood.
01:48:53.920Its ruling in February that Texas cannot execute a prisoner who claims to have an intellectual disability.
01:48:59.280In all three of those actions, Associates Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch dissented.
01:49:04.040Associate Justice Samuel Alito made known his opposition in two of them.
01:49:09.660Roberts and Kavanaugh appear to have voted with the court's liberals, though the breakdown was not made public.
01:49:15.160Their differences have been rare, but noteworthy.
01:49:18.420In addition to one public vote to a criminal procedure case, Roberts sided with the liberals intemporarily blocking a Louisiana abortion restriction,
01:49:27.500while Kavanaugh would have let them go into effect.
01:49:30.740And while they refused to hear New Jersey County's effort to include churches in a historic preservation program in a Washington State high school coach's plea to conduct prayers on a football field,
01:49:41.720Kavanaugh warned of the need to protect religious liberty.
01:49:45.080Kavanaugh, perhaps, is seeking a low profile, has voted with the majority in almost every case so far,
01:49:51.680unless he is the author, which usually means just signing on to the opposition or the opinion,
01:49:57.600but often writes separately to explain his vote, a habit he picked up at the U.S. Court of Appeals.
01:50:03.100Kavanaugh has always had more of a moderate streak, even on the D.C. circuit, says Josh Blackman,
01:50:08.920South Texas College Law Associate Professor who follows the Supreme Court.
01:50:13.440He feels the need to explain himself, that he's not that right wing.
01:50:18.160Oh, because this is, you know, as a Supreme Court justice, you'd hope that the unfair treatment Kavanaugh received in his hearing would not change him at all.
01:50:29.000But as a human being, we all know that going through an experience like that will probably change you one of two ways.
01:50:34.740Number one, if you want to assign this to Clarence Thomas, the Clarence Thomas way,
01:50:39.760which is you get falsely accused of something, you get beat up in the press for a million years, and you become rock-ribbed.
01:50:45.960You are never going, you are going to go and never, ever try to please the media, try to please the historians.
01:50:54.320You are going to keep your, you're going to go with the Constitution 100% of the time,
01:50:58.740even if you're the only vote and it looks super mean.
01:51:01.540That's the Clarence Thomas way, if you want to summarize it that way.
01:51:04.400The other way is this sort of John Roberts way, where you are now, to show that you swear you're not super mega right wing,
01:51:12.660like he were portrayed, you start, you know, siding with the left a little bit more often,
01:53:59.080It's like going into McDonald's and, you know, the guy won't give you the burger, but he will give you all kinds of advice on how to fix your car.
01:54:12.120Look, dude, I'm not going to serve you until you fix your car this way.
01:58:22.760But you have something to barter with should, God forbid, things go crazy.
01:58:28.320By the way, things are getting crazier every day, so I'll stop telling you, you know, hey, maybe you should get some gold or some barter, some stuff to barter with with gold.
01:58:40.700I'll stop telling you that when the world stops going insane.
01:58:43.240So far, all those planes are taken off for crazyville.
01:58:58.900866-GOLDLINE, 1-866-GOLDLINE or goldline.com.
01:59:04.660Let me play Beto talking about Trump and how he's just following the steps of the Third Reich.
01:59:13.240I compared the rhetoric that the president has employed to rhetoric that you might have heard during the Third Reich.
01:59:19.240Calling human beings an infestation is something that we might have expected to hear in Nazi Germany.
01:59:24.940Describing immigrants who have a track record of committing violent crimes at a lower rate than native-born Americans as rapists and criminals.
01:59:33.580Seeking to ban all Muslims, all people of one religion.
01:59:36.520What other country in the face of the planet does that kind of thing?