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77WABC Radio
"jim clyburn" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Has the capacity and the capability uh... to be president of the united states have called upon to do so i know that your i mean uh... i love this rights because she's a woman jim kleiber and you don't like comma here she races because she's a woman of color in the first woman to be vice president and so that's the reason why people don't like because her she's black you're racist so you better supporter because she's black i don't think that's going to bring people around i may be wrong but i don't think yelling that if don't you like kamala harris you're a racist is going to bring a bunch of voters all are yep you're right jim kleiber said it spot on right right spot on here yet i'm sorry you have you figured it out i'm a racist i hate black women that's what he's saying if you don't support kamala harris and that's part of if you remember what they did the media did and what democrats did never forget with barack obama right remember when he was running it was like well if you don't support barack obama that's your racist tendencies coming out you couldn't disagree with him because of policies you couldn't disagree with him because of what he stood for no no if you disagreed with him you disagreed with him because the color of his skin and you're a racist and they shame people into voting for barack because obama people are like well i'm not racist i'll prove it here i'll vote for that guy there see i voted for that guy now you can't tell me i'm a racist jim cliburn's like hey if you don't like kamala then it's because she's a black woman so you hate women and you're and you hate and you and racist that's what you are you are a racist 1 -877 -381 38 11 1 877 38 1 38 11 let me go paul
Mark Levin
Rep. Jim Clyburn Blames Racism for Kamala Harris' Low Approval Rating
"Has the capacity and the capability uh... to be president of the united states have called upon to do so i know that your i mean uh... i love this rights because she's a woman jim kleiber and you don't like comma here she races because she's a woman of color in the first woman to be vice president and so that's the reason why people don't like because her she's black you're racist so you better supporter because she's black i don't think that's going to bring people around i may be wrong but i don't think yelling that if don't you like kamala harris you're a racist is going to bring a bunch of voters all are yep you're right jim kleiber said it spot on right right spot on here yet i'm sorry you have you figured it out i'm a racist i hate black women that's what he's saying if you don't support kamala harris and that's part of if you remember what they did the media did and what democrats did never forget with barack obama right remember when he was running it was like well if you don't support barack obama that's your racist tendencies coming out you couldn't disagree with him because of policies you couldn't disagree with him because of what he stood for no no if you disagreed with him you disagreed with him because the color of his skin and you're a racist and they shame people into voting for barack because obama people are like well i'm not racist i'll prove it here i'll vote for that guy there see i voted for that guy now you can't tell me i'm a racist jim cliburn's like hey if you don't like kamala then it's because she's a black woman so you hate women and you're and you hate and you and racist that's what you are you are a racist 1 -877 -381 38 11 1 877 38 1 38 11 let me go paul
WTOP
"jim clyburn" Discussed on WTOP
"Evening I'm Dmitri sodas. We have one here as our producer and the top stories we're following for you tonight. Campaign 2024 President Biden announces he's running for a second term aides say his age should not be an issue. Concerns about the president's age are one reason a CBS News poll shows just 22% of democratic leaning voters are excited about another run by a man who would be 86 when his second term expires. Press secretary karine Jean Pierre raised eyebrows by saying this when she was asked whether mister Biden would serve all 8 years. That's something for him to decide. I'm just not going to get ahead of it. She later posted on Twitter he would serve all 8 years. Stephen portnoy CBS News The White House. A lot can happen between now and next year's presidential election, but many members of Congress are preparing for a potential Biden Trump rematch. WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. Montana senator Steve daines is responsible for trying to get Republicans back in power in the Senate, and he supporting President Biden's predecessor. I'm proud to endorse Donald J Trump for president of the United States. Stains speaking on Donald Trump Jr.'s podcast. Congressional Democrats citing President Biden's success against mister Trump in 2020, believe he would again be a good political foil. But South Carolina congressman Jim Clyburn speaking on MSNBC cautions about making the campaign too much about mister Trump. I don't believe this is about stopping Trump. This is about continuing our pursuit of a more perfect union. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, B news. When the news came out that Joe Biden had announced for another run for The White House, how did Republicans respond to they have one message or several? They released an AI generated video ad that was a hypothetical. What would life be like under Joe Biden another four years and other Republicans are sort of attacking his age. They're attacking his results on inflation, cost of living issues, supply tissue issues. And so there's really been no through line. And I think for me, that's sort of the news of the day. They haven't yet figured out how to frame or attack the incumbent president. Politico national politics correspondent Adam wren earlier tonight on WTO. Former president Trump is hinting that he won't take part in Republican primary debates. Mister Trump wrote on truth social that the debates were scheduled without the approval beforehand by the Trump campaign, two debates have been scheduled so far. The first GOP primary debate set for August and Milwaukee. The second will be at the Ronald Reagan presidential library in California. The hill reports that Donald Trump took issue with that location because the publisher of The Washington Post is chairman of the board of trustees at the Reagan library. A nearly 30 year old rape claim against Donald Trump has gone to trial, CBS News correspondent Matt piper on the trial of E Jean Carroll versus Trump in New York. 9 New Yorkers have been assigned the task of deciding a former president Trump attacked and raped advice columnist E Jean Carol in a department store bathroom in the 1990s, and if he later committed defamation against her, during opening arguments, an attorney for Carol said they bumped into each other at the store at first engaging in friendly joking banter as they walked. Then the attorney said Trump suddenly pushed Carol against the changing or wall and raped her. He has denied the allegation. Trump strenuously denies it as we hear it is unclear whether Donald Trump will attend any of the trial. It's an issue the judge brought up after excusing jurors tonight, the judge said he would need to know for sure by the end of the week for logistical reasons associated with securing the building for a former president. New tonight here on WTO chief justice John Roberts says you won't testify at an upcoming Senate hearing on Supreme Court ethics in a letter Roberts declined the invitation from judiciary panel chief senator dick Durbin. He noted how uncommon it is for chief justices to testify before congressional committees. Roberts also included a statement of ethics, principles and practices signed by all 9 justices to his letter to German. The request came after a report found that justice clarence Thomas had gone on several luxury trips at the invitation of a GOP mega donor, the trips were not disclosed on Thomas's public financial filings. Politico is also reporting that justice Neil Gorsuch did not disclose that he sold a property to the CEO of a law firm that law firm later brought cases before the court 22 of them. The Taliban have killed the leader of the Islamic State sell behind the suicide bombing at Kabul's international airport, as people were being evacuated during the American withdrawal from the country in August 2021. CBS News national security correspondent David barham carved a path of death and destruction through the crowd, one of the dead was marine staff sergeant Taylor Hoover, his father, just got a call from the Marine Corps. Does it matter to you whether or not it was the Taliban that apparently killed him or the United States? I don't care who it was that killed him. It's one last terrorist that we have to worry about. Does it feel like justice to you? To me, it won't be justice ever. U.S. intelligence officials became aware of the insurgents death in early April. They are not releasing his name. Tonight, two months after a fairfax county police officer shot and killed an unarmed man, suspected of stealing sunglasses from Tyson's quarter center, a judge is granting a rare request in the case, a special grand jury will now investigate the police killing of Timothy Johnson. Shortly after a grand jury declined to indict Wesley shift lit in the killing of Timothy Johnson near Tyson's mall, the Commonwealth's attorney delayed, and then canceled his press conference. Steve justino later sharing, he was exploring all options. We now know he made the rare move to request that a judge grant
WTOP
"jim clyburn" Discussed on WTOP
"Local 26. Where electrical contractors come to grow. Good afternoon, I'm Mark Lewis. Jacob Kerr is our producer. The top story we're following, President Biden today, formerly announcing that he's running for reelection in 2024. That announcement came in a three minute video. Four years to the day that he announced his run for the 2020 election. The president says we remain in a battle for the soul of America. He enters the race with the power of the incumbency, and little significant democratic opposition. But he also faces the headwinds of low approval ratings, and the biggest question his age. How do democratic voters feel about the prospect of a second Biden term? Currently age 80, Joe Biden is the oldest man to serve as president, and he'd be 86 by the end of a second term. A new CBS News poll shows a majority of democratic leaning voters believe mister Biden should run again, though 45% say he shouldn't. Asked how they feel about a reelection effort, just over half of those inclined to support a democratic ticket say they feel accepting of this one just 28% say they're confident, even fewer, 22% say they're excited. That CBS White House correspondent Stephen portnoy. Meantime, members of Congress are laying the political groundwork for the next presidential campaign, and many are looking forward to a possible rematch of 2020. More from WTO's Mitchell Miller. Today on the hill. Montana's Steve daynes is the first GOP senator to endorse former president Trump for 2024. The best four years I've had in the U.S. Senate is when president Trump was serving the Oval Office. Stane spoke on Donald Trump Jr.'s podcast. Many Democrats believe their best chance of holding on to The White House is going up against mister Trump again. South Carolina congressman Jim Clyburn says the president needs to stay energized and looking forward. But speaking on MSNBC, he also acknowledged the president's age, he's 80, can't be ignored. That is something that we just can not pretend. It's not on people's minds. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO. Republican presidential hopeful Mickey Haley has been part of her day in Arlington. Abortion was a major theme for her remarks. The former South Carolina governor is an abortion rights opponent, but she says she can bring consensus on the issue to The White House. No one talks about finding consensus. Everyone goes to the barricades and attacks the other side. They've turned a sensitive issue that has long divided people into a kind of gotcha bidding war. How many weeks are you for? How many exceptions are you for? And the list goes on. Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned roe versus wade last year, abortion as has been an energizing issue for Democrats who have portrayed Republicans as extreme and out of touch. Closing arguments continue in D.C. federal court in this seditious conspiracy trial of Proud Boys leader Enrique tarrio, and four associates. They are charged with plotting the violence that engulfed the capitol on January 6th of 2021. A defense attorney says prosecutors have used tarrio as a scapegoat for Donald Trump after the former president's supporters stormed the capitol. He notes that tarrio was not in Washington the day of the riot, the jury could get that case later today. Huge news in both the entertainment world and the civil rights movement. Harry Belafonte, the legendary singer, actor and political activist, has died today at his home in Manhattan at the age of 96. WTO entertainment editor Jason fraley looks back at one of the 20th century's most compelling figures. Born the son of Jamaican parents in 1927 Harlem, Harry Belafonte served in the navy during World War II before befriending an unknown Sidney Poitier as aspiring actors
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Poll: Democrats Now Sympathize More With Palestinians Than Israelis
"Is the baron Boris Epstein. Welcome back to America first. Happy Friday. Happy Friday my friend. It's an honor to be with you and honor me with the audience that is beautiful Friday it is president Trump dominating the polling winning all across the spectra putting on putting out powerful videos but a great week. Yeah, we played clips for two clips from his video at the top of the show. If he keeps on doing that, he will be just fine substantive policy videos, but you mentioned polling. Let's talk about a poll that I'm sure disturbs you, my dear friend. This is from the daily caller, Kate Anderson. I need you to react, especially when it comes to how these people vote in the federal elections. Democrats now sympathize more with Palestinians than Israel for the first time in decades, the latest polling, this just blows my mind. This is from Gallup Boris. Help me understand this. Now, 49% of registered Democrats have a preferential view of the Palestinian authority over Israel and the pro Israel vote has sunk to 39%. Do these people not understand the difference between these two communities? They do not understand it. And it is absolutely disappointing, depressing and awful, that the left in America, Ilhan Omar, she looked like AOC, Jim Clyburn, Nancy Pelosi. Their push to anti Israel, anti zionist, like beyond anti semitic agenda so far that now as well as pulling low solo with American public. President Trump stood for his move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem he took out from Soleimani, he fought for Israeli independence. He recognized the goal on heights and he was the best friend to the State of Israel, really an American history, but now you've got the left, let's just be honest, there isn't just about being anti Israeli or anti zionist, anti semitic.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jim clyburn" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"That the state folks are having to deal with. So it's not, it's unlikely that this will drag on and on and on, but we may not know tomorrow night. It may be Wednesday, we're discussing the results. Jody, is there something to about the race and Georgia ultimately the outcome that even sets up us up in a more specific way come the next presidential elections, which are now less than two years away? Who's counting Carol? We're already there. We're already playing this game for 2024. Well, it's interesting because there are some people that say Georgia is one of the new swing states that Democrats have to win. It's not it's not Ohio and Florida anymore. It's Georgia. It's Pennsylvania. It's Arizona or Nevada and Colorado, but Georgia is right in there. So Georgia has become in some ways very, very important. It used to be a reliable Republican state. Then it shifted back to Democrats being able to win. And now it's really almost a swing state. So this is going to be important. And as we've seen, because of this rule with the 50% having to get to 50%, you end up with runoffs. We have consecutive times here. So it plays an outside role that way as well. Runoffs that end up costing quite a bit of money. Given that it's another month and it's such an important race for both Democrats and Republicans. We're speaking right now to Jodi Schneider, political news director for Bloomberg television and radio. She's in our Bloomberg 99 one studio in Washington D.C.. We should note a couple of things here. The Warnock campaign is the biggest spender at $26.2 million followed by George honor a super PAC funded by democratic leadership aligned with Senate majority PAC at 22.1 million. The most expensive race of the year exceeding $255 million in ad spending this according to ad impact Carol. Hey, Judy, one thing I want to also ask you over the weekend, President Biden talking about South Carolina, being the first go round if you will. Primary when it comes to the presidential race, this was a state that was important to him last time around. What's the significance of that? Yeah, well, first of all, historically, you know, we've now Iowa was first, right? Everyone had to go to Iowa, pay homage, but I think Iowa did a lot of damage to itself by not being able to know who won last time as I'm sure you recall four years ago. So I think that this will be telling. Of course, President Biden, for his own reasons, did very well in South Carolina. And Jim Clyburn, you know, really helped deliver that state to him, which gave his campaign another boost that it needed to keep going. Had he not won South Carolina. We would be having very different conversations these days. We wouldn't necessarily be the president of the United States. So I think he personally wants to do it. But there's also a lot of talk that Iowa's time has come and gone. It's an anachronism, this caucus, bears outsized importance, and it has become, if you're a Republican state, so the Democrats, you know, it doesn't do them a whole lot of good to have their dominating caucus. That would be the first. Of course, there's a lot of discussion now, Maggie Hassan, who is senator from New Hampshire, is now saying, well, she doesn't like that. New Hampshire comes after Iowa. Why should South Carolina be close? And so we're going to see, again, this is kind of an inside baseball game. We political wants. Probably care about this more than others do. But being first is important. And it looks like the Democrats are heading much more to South Carolina than I am. Well, those local economies also care about it because it's a big boost in terms of bringing in dollars. Everybody just living their private chats to campaign there and stay in the restaurants and eat the local food. Stay in hotels exactly. Hey Jody, before we let you go, our Republicans doing anything to shake up their nomination process, similar to what Democrats are considering. It doesn't look like it at this stage, but you know, once this gets in the water, maybe they'll look at it as well. So, you know, once things tend to shift, sometimes they shift both ways. But this is really been more on the Democrat side. One thing we'll note is the reporters hate having to go and the candidates. I'm sure it happened to go to I 1 January, but Michigan has moved up the list and it's called in Michigan. Yeah, it's just gonna say. Yes. All right, the Warren go go south, go warm. All right, Jody, thank you so much. Jodi Schneider, she's political news director at Bloomberg TV and radio joining us from her 99 one studio Bloomberg 99 one studio in the nation's capital. Quick check on the trading day folks who were pretty much near our lows of the session so that's down about 2% on the S&P 500 Dow Jones Industrial Average down about 1.6%, 554 points to the downside and the NASDAQ really the laggard down 2.2% as we speak. Russ 2000 down, 2.9%. So really taking the front of it. Let's
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jim clyburn" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The United States in a must win match of the World Cup and a torch passes as speaker Pelosi steps down. From the Bloomberg interactive broker studio in New York, welcome to the second hour of balance of power. I'm David Weston. In the wake of the midterm elections, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi announced that she would not run once again for a leadership position in the democratic caucus, ending a very long and very accomplished period, whether you like what she did or not she was very effective. There's just no doubt about that. We turn now to somebody who knows the speaker very well and nadeem Al shami, his policy director at brownstein Hyatt, farber schreck, and he's earlier served as chief of staff to speaker Nancy Pelosi. So thank you so much for being with us. Let me start with the most obvious question. Were you surprised when she announced that she would not run for reelection to leadership? One thing that the speaker had taught all of us who work for her and even her members is never be surprised, right? Everything is planned, everything is strategic. So frankly, no, if there was a time that for her to step down, I think that was it, but that was based on I'm sure some thinking and she even said it. But her decisions are always strategic and what's interesting is how the democratic next generation of leaders kind of moved in to that position without the big, we have the big fight that the Democrats sometimes are well known for. Well, it is a next generation because her number two steny Hoyer also announced he would not be in leadership and also Jim Clyburn although he'll remain as takes a step back as well. So it'll be almost a clean slate for a leadership. What does that mean for leadership of the caucus, particularly as it moves from majority to minority status? Yeah, of course. I mean, look, each Congress, the caucus changes. It just becomes more universally maybe progressive, more middle of the road, more new dam, more, like every caucus is different. So with this new leader, Jeffries and whip Clark and caucus chair Aguilar, I got to get used to it. Look, they're going to be dealing with a caucus that is only four or 5 seats away from the majority. They're going to be expected to be united. They're going to be expected to have their voices heard with the new with the new leadership. And it's going to be some I'm sure some give and take. Let's just say within the caucus to almost two to see where this new leadership is and how far they're willing to go and how far are they willing to push back. But look, everybody's looking at 2024, frankly. Democrats doing so much better. So the number one goal here is to do no harm, make sure that you fund the government, make sure that you have the deal with the debt limit so the government doesn't default on its obligations. Make sure you do what needs to get done. But keep an eye on the prize, which is 5 seats and the majority in 2024. Speaker Pelosi from the outset at least was extraordinarily effective. It sort of keeping everyone more or less inside the tent because she had a pretty wide range of views in her caucus at any given time, particularly with the more progressive somebody will call it the squad coming in. Well, Hakeem Jeffries be able to keep everybody together because there's a tendency for that to splinter, is there not? Well, look, I mean, I fully believe that he will. And the reason is that I think the difference that sometimes gets missed between Republicans and Democrats, whether the more progressive side of the democratic party or the more conservative freedom caucus type of the Republican Party is at the end of the day, Democrats come home to vote. On something that maybe 30%, they support, but it has 30%, right? They're not willing to not pass the infrastructure Bill or a reconciliation bill that doesn't go far enough. Because they believe in the role of good legislation. So that's always a positive for Democrats. But look, did this come in Congress, it's going to be Republicans are going to be control of the House. They're going to attempt to pass legislation. That gives you is a priority for them. That makes it very easy for Democrats to remain united. And vote in opposition. So I think the tests are going to be on whether there's an agreement on debt limit, for example. When is that going to entail? If you don't deal with it during the lame duck. And how many votes can Democrats deliver and so on? But, you know, just from experience, I think they'll remain united for the most part. And yes, there will be some inside the fights. There's no question about that, but this is part of the caucus. But if nothing gets done in this Congress will that be a success for the Democrats because it will prevent the Republicans from having successes? Well, it depends on what the definition of gets done is. Yeah, well, look, if you're going to be stopped for legislation that you are completely opposed to, yes, that's a success. But if you're going to be working on some bipartisan bills, for example, in the healthcare space, in the mental health space, dealing with the opioid crisis, things along those nature, yeah, there is bipartisan support for those kinds of bills. Right? But the question is will Republicans spend their time doing that or they spend time on legislation that's not going to go anywhere? Nancy Pelosi is no longer going to be Speaker of the House or even in the leadership of the democratic Congress. She will have a seat, however, in the House of Representatives, representing her old district out in San Francisco. What role will she play as maybe senior adviser conciliatory? I think she's going to play the role that if she's going to be asked for advice she will absolutely present it. I'm sure members are going to go to her and ask her to travel for them. Perhaps continue her fundraising, but I read that she's going to be focused on looking at her papers that she's collected through the years. Talking to the historians at the Library of Congress and things along those along those lines. But look, what could be better than to have the speaker leader Hoyer and whip Clyburn right there in case you need some assistance. A little bit of an intellectual capital there, I'd
Mark Levin
Jim Clyburn Compares 'Election Deniers' to Nazism
"Go ahead Congressman you've repeatedly made comments about Hitler about nazism about Germany in the 1930s in recent years You've gotten a lot of pushback from that from Jewish organizations and others who say it belittles the suffering of the Holocaust of the millions who were lost Your response I've talked to many Jews There are many years in my congressional district And they are very supposed to buy it They know that this is the stuff that causes those kinds of deteriorations in democracy This is not anything about whether or how difficult it was I talk about slavery and how difficult it was but that to discuss the facts of what's going on here election denials setting up positions by which little committees by governors can overturn the results of election There we go Hillary talks about 2024 We've played that before Where she talks about how that will be Fixed election for the Republicans 2022 they keep talking about the Republicans as election deniers I'm telling you they're laying the foundation
Mark Levin
Jim Clyburn Says U.S. Is on the Same Path As Germany Once Was
"Now listen to this jerk Cut 5 go It's what happens In a country that follows what happened in Germany in the early 30s And I say this in 2018 they caught a lot of help from a lot of people for having said it without it was true then and it's true now This country is on track to repeat what happened in Germany when it was a greatest democracy born elected a Chancellor who then co opted through the media that this past president coined the press the enemy of the people That is a bunch of crap and we know it And that's what's going on in this country The press are the enemy of the people because they are up the backsides of every Democrat in this country And the press had been called the enemy that people since the beginning of this republic you schmuck You don't even know history You don't know American history You sure as hell don't know German history And yet you refer to it
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"jim clyburn" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
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"jim clyburn" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And less on the administration and the headaches For more information about Jewish communal fund visit our website at JCF NY dot org and request a new fund kit Market movers We talked with GM CEO and chair Mary bar lawmakers Senator Rick Scott Republican of Florida coming from Jim Clyburn the House majority of medical experts Doctor Anthony Fauci thank you so much for being with us The people who shaped the future Speak to David Weston When it comes to energy no one knows it better than Dan jorgen Bloomberg balance of power Weekdays at noon eastern Derek Johnson he's president and CEO of the NAACP On Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com And JIT New Jersey institute of technology makes innovation happen The university helped biomedical engineering professor Tara Alvarez launch a startup that may revolutionize vision therapy Our startup through NJ is called oculomotor technology We create virtual reality vision therapy in a head mounted display So it's gaming and basically sugarcoating the therapy so that children and young adolescents don't even realize they're doing therapy To accomplish this we need biomedical engineers which are here in on JIT campus a computer scientist artists people that are into story development and then we are collaborating with a lot of the large pediatric medical centers This idea of a startup culture is extremely important to not just nj IT and the national science foundation but also to the U.S. as a societal hole And JIT New Jersey institute of technology Learn more at JIT dot EDU Broadcasting 24 hours a day At lumber dot com and the Bloomberg business app This is.
Mark Levin
Rep. Jim Clyburn: Now, Working People Have a Tough Time to Vote
"No election is on Tuesday We know why elections have been put on Tuesday Working people have to go through some people I thought it was the constitution And for states working people Let me ask you a question Archer's second tire to people like this who make it sound like it's so hard to vote that people are really prevented from voting Now we've been told that people of color have a more difficult time to vote elderly have a more difficult time to vote Millennials have a more difficult time to vote Poor people have a more difficult time to vote And now we're told working people have a more difficult time to work All you have to do is what the Democrats
Mark Levin
Rep. Jim Clyburn Doesn't Know What Days of the Week an Election Takes Place
"And here's James Clyburn at The Washington Post today Post does it slimes do it They all do it Cut four go We need to beef up our election Funded for our election We need to have election day as your national holiday We have elections on Tuesdays In most countries like ours the elections all weekend Elections are on the weekend Folks we have elections for four 5 6 weeks leading up to election day What's he talking about And almost every industrialized country they've gotten rid of drop boxes And mail in voting So he wants to play that game He doesn't care and justify the means That's the nature of the Marxist mentality He just power hungry
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jim clyburn" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"We didn't know that And guess what We won over 38 seats Because we had expanded the people exactly what in fact had passed And one of the things that I remember saying and I'll end this I remember saying to president Obama when he passed the Affordable Care Act I said you have to take a victory lap And he said there's so many things going on We have done a time to take a picture of that As a consequence no one knew what the detail of the legislation was They don't know a lot of the detail of what we passed So the difference is I'm going to be out on the road a lot making the case around the country with my colleagues up for reelection and others making the case of what we did do and what we want to do What we need to do and so I don't think I've over promised it all and I'm going to case stay on this track You know one of the things that I remember I was talking with Jim Clyburn who was a great help to me in the campaign in South Carolina and Jim said and when he endorsed me And there was a clip on television in the last couple of days And Jim has said that we want to make things accessible and affordable for all Americans It's healthcare That's education That's prescription drugs That's making sure you have access access to all the things that everybody else has We can afford to do that We can't afford not to do it So I tell my Republican Friends here I come This is going to be about what are you for What are you for And lay out what we're for Mary Russa.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jim clyburn" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"They estimate more than 109 million Americans will travel over the long Christmas and new year's week more than 100 million are expected to drive despite high gas prices nearly 6 and a half million are expected to fly And if you're flying today you want to make sure to check on the status of your flight ahead of time as several airlines are already scrapping flights amid a surge in COVID cases and uncooperative weather The recommended isolation time for healthcare workers who test positive for COVID-19 is shortening Brian shook reports The CDC shortened the period from ten days to 7 The new guidance allows for asymptomatic healthcare workers to return to work after 7 days and a negative test The move is in part due to healthcare workers shortages as the Akron variant cases ramp up nationwide The CDC added individual employers can shorten the time period if they are experiencing staff shortages The White House says it's seeing a surge in demand for COVID test press secretary Jen Psaki made a comment during a press briefing Thursday the U.S. government is buying half a billion at home test kits for distribution to Americans who seek them senator Chris Coons of Delaware as a latest lawmaker to test positive for COVID other lawmakers who recently tested positive include House majority whip Jim Clyburn and New Jersey senator Cory Booker a tragedy played out in a California stored dressing room Thursday night as police responded to a call of possible shots fired LAPD assistant chief Dominic choice as officers opened fire on a man who allegedly attacked a woman but a stray bullet apparently traveled through to a dressing room in a Burlington store We were able.
Mark Levin
Rep. Jim Clyburn Pushes Trillion Dollar Spending, Ignorant of Long-Term Implications
"The number three Democrat in the house was on MSL with the morning schmoe And he basically said what I've been saying he gave it up Take a listen cut 12 go So what do we need to do We need to have the child tax credit for the players We need to expand Medicaid So that people can get the help that they need And of course we need to do something about expanding Medicare But we should not do one at the expense of the other And then the other thing we need to do as I've heard on your show this morning We need to stop talking about these ten year numbers That's what got people to either whack They don't realize that when you use that 3.5 number you're talking about ten years People think in terms of budget then one two three sometimes 5 years Well let's say your house markets you don't think in terms beyond that So if you can get this discussion the focus on exactly who will be trying to do to get people back to work with our economy and moving again I think that we will get through a good place So in other words do exactly what I said they would do last week and what I've said today Play with the numbers Get these programs in place don't talk about the out ears what they're going to cost Don't even look at them do one three 5 years max just get them in place Get them in place and that way we can show a lower number So what I was talking about last week a couple of times and I'm talking about now Monday And I sure as hell hope people don't fall for this I hope mansion doesn't fall for
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Jim Clyburn Has Some Explaining to Do
"Clyburn probably has some explaining to do. I'm quoting here from the washington post back in march of twenty or april first twenty twenty. Jim clyburn changed. Everything for joe biden's campaign in late february before the coming pandemic had begun to sweep the nation back in the democrat. Primary field was crowded and it looked like former vice president. Joe biden's campaign was hanging by a thread. Congressman james clyburn stood behind a lectern and began talking about fear. I'm fearful for the future of this country. The south carolina lawmaker said three days before south carolina's primary while urging votes for biden. I'm fearful for my daughters and their children and their children and their children's future weeks later clyburn was less anxious reports. The washington post his emotional endorsement of biden as the democrats proper antidote. For the era of president trump had earned clyburn the title kingmaker another notch in a long career that has made him the highest ranking african american legislator on capitol hill. Yeah he's he's got another notch. Alright he's also got some explaining to do anybody who voted for joe biden. This is the result of your catastrophic decision back in november. I hope you're happy. We not to worry about mean tweets. No more feuds with rosie o'donnell so i hope you're happy as we are now a country that has committed the unthinkable we are we. This country has demonstrated its ability to surrender to
Talking Tech
Making broadband more affordable
"If you're listening to this you likely know that broadband has played a major part in your life last year amid the coronavirus pandemic people went to work online school online and visited relatives. Remotely that is true but there is some good news congressman fcc. The federal communications commission have recognized that broadband access equal across the country. Whether it's having the funds to pay for connectivity or just lack of high speed access period right now the fcc creating a program called the emergency broadband benefit program which offers a fifty dollar monthly discount for broadband services. So you get the discount off your bill. And that goes up to seventy five dollars if you live on tribal lands and also i one time discount of up to one hundred dollars for a computer. A tablet purchased through a participating provider. There's one discount per eligible household. What's ineligible household. You might ask. Well includes those who are currently on the lifeline program which helps low income. Americans purchase cell phone and broadband access and others. Like those on medicaid or usher assistance program or the school lunch program. You can find out more about eligibility and the program in my story on tech usa today dot com or you can go to fcc dot gov and search for emergency broadband benefit program. People are supposed to be able to apply for that next month. In the meantime congress look into extend the funding for that program and also attack. What's called the digital divide by expanding high speed broadband access to currently unserved and underserved areas in the us. It's part of a ninety four billion dollars proposal. That democratic sponsors congressman. Jim clyburn of south carolina and senator amy klobuchar of minnesota they hope will become part of president biden's infrastructure plan. It's called the accessible affordable internet for all act and we'll be tracking its progress in the days to come on tech dot. Usa today dot com.
NPR's Business Story of the Day
One Medical's Coronavirus Vaccine Practices Spark Congressional Investigation
"Are investigating a major healthcare provider that led people jumped the line to get covid nineteen vaccines. They're following up on an npr investigation of one medical documents. Show that company administered vaccines to ineligible patients. Some of whom had connections with company leadership. Npr investigative correspondent. Tim mack joins us now. Tim good morning. Good morning what lawmakers want to know. So basically this is a subcommittee. That's led by congressman. Jim clyburn this is the house. Select subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis. And what they're really looking for is evidence that the company intentionally distributed vaccines to ineligible patients across multiple states which is incidentally one of the conclusions. Npr investigation published about a week ago. One of the committee's concerns is that there should be an equitable distribution of vaccines one that prioritizes those most at risk in society rather than the wealthy or well-connected and so the committee is giving one medical two weeks to provide documents about their vaccination practices. One medical of course is a primary healthcare provider that is publicly traded and valued in the billions of dollars. It's business model is to provide tech driven primary health care for members who usually pay about the two hundred dollars a year in. Okay so you you pay this fee. You can go to the doctor when you need a checkup or whatever they were also helping to get vaccines out there. But now here they are giving the vaccines to the wrong people. What does that mean for. Local health departments that were using one medical as a distribution source our distribution channel right so we reached out to every local jurisdiction where one medical best business. We found that eat. Local jurisdictions have cut the company off from vaccine. Allocations are not planning to work with them again in the future. For example san francisco county made the unusual move of not only halting apply vaccine so the company but also demanding one thousand six hundred and twenty doses back in san mateo county said it had done an investigation and found at one medical had vaccinated seventy individuals who are eligible to be vaccinated at that time it to stopped the allocation vaccines to the company. So those are just a couple of examples.
WHAS 840 AM
"jim clyburn" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Mikey Cheryl of New Jersey first raised this concern Jim Clyburn Who has a couple of offices in the Capitol, befitting his position in the House, said he has one where his name is right on the door. But the writers Went right to his unmarked office. And Clyburn said, How would they even know that? That's where he would have been? School shootings? Synagogue? Church shootings? Charlottesville, Capitol Hill? Is there a pattern here that law enforcement is seeing when it comes to domestic terrorism? In some us Yes, In some ways, No Sherry. I was talking to one intelligence official here in New York, who Who said on what handed? There's nothing to compare this to because It's been the civil war since Americans were really fighting Americans and S O. The intelligence officials are having to adjust the way they think about these threats, because honestly, who could have imagined Now. On the other hand, authorities say this is no different than what happened with Al Qaeda and with Isis propaganda is circulated on social media. It Radicalizes lone individuals who find Confederacy online. You have a lot of sources in law enforcement, and you talked to him about a lot of things in the past. Is this something that really is a grave concern to them like, for instance, what it was after 9 11. It is of grave concern. And it is a whole new way of thinking about the threat picture because, after 9 11 there was a good deal of focus on on external threats. All of this is from within. And yes, there's concern that some of it is stoked by outside forces. But these Air American insurgents that attack the capital on January 6th and you've had now National guard troops who may have deployed overseas to Iraq and Afghanistan to defend the country who now have to come home. Gets into Washington D C to defend the capital against American citizens, So it is unlike anything we've really seen in recent memory. It really is a B C's here in Kentucky. Thank you so much. Thanks, Terry. Dozens were arrested this week, just days after the siege on Capitol Hill details coming in about those involved some We've learned our believers in the cult conspiracy..
KSFO-AM
"jim clyburn" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"This might give new meaning to the bite in China connection. Biden refused to declare that China was even an opponent, he says they're competitors. They're not a competitive there. An opponent the Democratic establishment. If they're not in bed with the Chinese, they're certainly giving them a soft massage. Train supera weeknights 9 to 11 on 5 60. S F. O J. Suppose Dan Bongino explains the problem with cancel culture in less than 20 seconds to see the video of the Portland mayor being attacked in a restaurant. He's a leftist. Why? Because unprincipled revolutions always eat their own is people embrace the power of attacking and canceling others. And as you run out of targets, you get afraid you might be a target. So you preemptively attack someone else to make sure you're not a target, too. Ladies and gentlemen, it is damn well true. And if you are any bit of a student of history, you know exactly what I'm telling Bongino weeknights at 11 on 5 60. SFO. Everyone knows making fun of Hitler is funny. Don't be stupid. Be a smarty coming joined the Nazi party. But Ben Shapiro says no one's laughing at physically story in order to justify being a terrible person. All you have to do is say that the other side is Hitler. This has been the entire Democratic Party playbook for the past several years. Jim Clyburn, the Congress person who is largely responsible for Joe Biden, being the Democratic nominee in the first place, this one, a lot of black voters behind Joe Biden in South Carolina. He suggested that Trump is just like Hitler. He was elected in November. 1932 with the biggest party in the Reichstag was then asked to be chancellor by Hindenburg, and then he proceeded to murder all of his political opposition. So there are few there a few small differences. I feel like we could identify. They're also Hilary's, a vicious anti Semite who then murdered six million Jews and started Ah World War that engulfed several continents. So I feel like they're a few key distinctions between Trump and Hitler. Also, Hitler had a funny mustache. Anyone here casually throwing around the Hitler comparison. I know nothing think on the bench of hero shows for you weeknights at nine on talk radio. 5 60 KSFO. Mm hmm. Armstrong and Getty Show. Mm hmm. Way, have an update on the world's most famous pigeon, the greatest pigeon who has ever lived Who is going to be executed?.
KSFO-AM
"jim clyburn" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"Don't be stupid. Be a smarty come and joined the Nazi party. But Ben Shapiro says no one's laughing It physically story in order to justify being a terrible person. All you have to do is say that the other side is Hitler. This has been the entire Democratic Party playbook for the past several years. Jim Clyburn, the Congress person who is largely responsible for Joe Biden, being the Democratic nominee in the first place, this one, a lot of black voters behind Joe Biden in South Carolina. He suggested that Trump is just like Hitler. He was elected in November. 1932 with the biggest party in the Reichstag was then asked to be chancellor by Hindenburg and then proceeded to murder all of his political opposition. So there are few there a few small differences. I feel like we could identify. They're also Hilary's, a vicious anti Semite who then murdered six million Jews and started Ah World War that engulfed several continents. So I feel like they're a few key distinctions between Trump and Hitler. Also, Hitler had a funny mustache. Anyone here casually throwing around the Hitler comparison. I know nothing think on the bench of hero shows for you weeknights at nine on talk radio. 5 60 KSFO. Wait. I'm coming to your city. They get tossed, saying you conscious sound will be flying higher than a jail. And if you want a little bag and they're coming home, the president of the United States incited this insurrection. This armed rebellion against our common country. He must go. He is a clear and present danger to the nation. That we all love. Democrats are going to impeach the president for a second time. One week, one week before he leaves office. Why? Why politics and the fact that they wanted they want to cancel.
Morning Edition
House prepares to impeach Trump for inciting the U.S. Capitol riot
"Democrats are moving forward with the plan to impeach President Trump for a second time. President has just nine days left in office, and Democrats say this week they plan to file an impeachment resolution. This follows Trump's incitement of his supporters last Wednesday, hundreds of whom descended on the U. S Capitol. The violent scene left five people dead, including a Capitol police officer and NPR congressional correspondent Kelsey Snell is here with us this morning with the latest take healthy. Good morning. How will this impeachment proceeding work? Well, it will start today when Democrats plan to bring up a resolution that would call on Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th amendment. Democrats will try to pass that unanimously, but Republicans could and probably will block it with just one objection. After that, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is basically giving Pence 24 hours. I kind of ultimatum to decide if he's going to invoke the 25th amendment. If he doesn't she plans to bring the process you know to Ah, hold of bring together the process to hold a vote on impeachment. Which could happen as early as Wednesday. Now on the question of impeachment, it's currently just one article referring to incitement to insurrection. It's based on Trump's address to the crowd before the riots began, and his attempts to overturn the election in 2020 more than 200. Democrats have signed on, and I'm told that they expect some Republicans will support it, too. You know, Democrats are pretty unified and saying what happened? The capital cannot be swept under the rug. Is that Trump can't be allowed to simply leave office without any consequences, And they want to make sure that the Senate has the opportunity to vote to convict so that it can bar trump from holding future federal office. Okay, Kelsey. This actually brings me to the question of Republicans. We heard a few of them say over the last few days, they want Trump out of office. How widespread? Is that feeling within the GOP, you know, some of that is kind of hard to gauge because most of them have been quiet. We know that Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski was the first to say that Trump should resign, but she's been joined by retiring Senator Pat Toomey. He was asked about this yesterday on CNN. I think at this point with just a few days left, it's the best half forward. Now there are a few others that agree. But some others, like Missouri Senator Roy Blunt, who's part of Republican leadership, says he basically wants Trump to be quiet for 10 days and just leave. You know, House Republican leaders have also mostly been silent, except for Liz Cheney, who has often broken with the rest of House Republican leadership when it comes to Trump Okay. This process the house wants to do is is really quick. But there's still the Senate, right? And you know, that is really the wild card here because Republicans will control the Senate until the Georgia elections are certified. And then the Senate has to meet and do some required organizing work. So that means that Mitch McConnell would control the timing and the Senate is out of session. So what would need to happen is they would have to bring them back into session. They would start a trial basically around Inauguration Day. Once an impeachment trial is triggered in the Senate, it stops everything else from happening. It forces senators to come to the Senate floor stick down six days a week until the trial concludes, and that could take weeks. House Minority Whip Jim Clyburn floated a proposal that he says could solve it. Here He is yesterday on CNN President Look Bad 100 days he needs to get his agenda off and running. Maybe we'll send you the articles. Sometimes after that, Ah, 100 Days is a really long time And that could be well after Trump leaves office And you know, Democrats want to proceed for all the reasons I've mentioned before, but this creates a really complicating political moment for Biden as he tries to, you know, move forward and move the country ahead. And this is all happening. I 30 seconds with you as we prepare for Joe Biden's inauguration. What are the concerns about safety? Yeah, they're still concerns the capitals a little bit like a fortress right now, with fences and National Guard troops and there. There's a process of a review right now. But there are serious concerns about whether or not the capital but will be fully safe for the bite. Administration were told that there are really efforts right now trying to Trying to beef up security and take every precaution. Possible.
The Bone 102.5
"jim clyburn" Discussed on The Bone 102.5
"This is one of the 11 of those ones. They pulled him out of his house with his grandmama sudden and throw him in the back of a car and arrested him from your eye. Like he crashed through. Hey, I like how they all straightened up today. You know this dude that was sitting at Nancy Pelosi desk. Right now. Right? Knows we will not back down. Put his feet up top, but she don't like a dozen people. Double bubble. Well, you know what? Now He has been arrested and he has gone to the people's jail. And you could appreciate that to your feet up. Oh, hey, you're going to tell you what you better keep your feet on the ground, You might have to run right? The greatest thing about him is the mug shot because because he literally has the nerve. Heaven. What did I do? Look, But I can tell you that, But I can tell you, though, Mo, he looks almost totally different from He shaved that Harry took that hat off. I wouldn't recognize him. But you know, if you're gonna do all of this stuff and be on TV, I wouldn't go back to my house. Well, getting well, the only one that seems to be the smart one out of the group. And that's a very you know, that's a curve that I'm great and smart on. Okay. The whole is the horns guy the horns with guy. What did with Bruce Hornsby do? We was horse. Bruce Hornsby is currently a O. A w o l. You can hear it in he is gone. I think that Well, I'm gonna tell you who I who I wanted to get. Um, I wanted to get to dude, that for me, I was asking Spike. What was the low point of What was it that Took you by surprise the most And I'm not just saying the fact that they got it in for me. It was the fact that the rebel flag was brought into the capital. So you get a guy. Hold on. This is the first time That treasonous flag has ever been in brought inside of the capital. And if you look at the picture when you when you look at the picture and how they framed it, I may have this wrong. I kind of heard this in my sleep. Y'all know what I listen to the news and my sleeping sometimes, you know, that's how I woke up and thought Benghazi was a dude. You know, not a whatever anyway, um so Yeah. If you look in the background, the pictures on the wall There are two former congressman. One was one of the biggest apple ish abolitionists and one was the one of the biggest segregationist the symbolism. Of the Confederate battle flag. In our in our capital that represents the our entire country. That my friend that that's what it is for me. I see that that That's just represent most offensive and agree. Just pictures. Yeah, absolutely. Zee. Terrible man. That's terrible. Like, um This seems like a out take from like a third. This seems like something we see in a third world country. Kind of a thing, And they're just as an American, Um, you know who was And in the Navy. You you're in the military. You are sworn to fight all enemies, foreign and domestic. And brother. Let me tell you when they're running up in the capital. I don't care if you have an American flag. You running up in that capital and you're trying to breach security and you're trying to hinder our process. You are enemy of the country. Those we're not Patriots. Those were something else. And now I see Nancy Pelosi's laptop was taken. Also representative Jim Clyburn. His laptop and his iPad were stolen. They have four people up on this thing on TMZ saying, Do you know these people? Um, one of them looks like a dude with bad teeth that used to, um harass me. On Twitter, but you know, I'm straight. And that's cool. I just have to tell them that I'm not into what you're into. One of them looks like bone fan Mark. Um, and the rest of them bone familar you seriously is a black dude might be Oh, okay. Okay. I'm gonna sing. What would you do that It's not him, but it doesn't matter, man. You understand? We're on the radio mo and that what you think? What do you think? What do you think I audiences right now? We broadcast in the edit these crowd? Yeah. Listen, this is the Walmart crowd, brother. He can be Got bond money. Come on. Oh, seriously, man. What you gonna do mark like that? Sorry, Mark. Good Lord. And I was gonna tell you all this weird dream I had last night, but I don't feel calm. I wrote out the dream. I'll just say this. I had a dream last night. Somebody came to me in the dream. And told me something. And when I woke up this morning, I remembered it and I wrote it down. Now I'm wondering Where did that come from? Because it's information. That I It didn't come from me. What I wrote down was new to me, and it's not something that I know it was knowledge that I did not have that I remembered from a dream, and I wrote it down. What is that? E don't know. Mm hmm. You see what I'm saying? Jr? Yeah, You ain't Jr I was. I was dreaming something somebody came to me. And they said, Hey, Kevin, A B, C and D. I'm just paraphrasing. I wrote down a B, C and D. And I go. Wow, That makes sense. But where did that come from? I have no idea where that came from. So when I don't know things,.
106.1 FM WTKK
"jim clyburn" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"And the president if the Democrats pursue this could not have a trial until after he has left office. So I think it's got real constitutional problems. But most importantly, it's not healthy for the nation. Articles of impeachment could begin produced by Tuesday or Wednesday. According to House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn. Two Republican senators are also facing calls to resign. Ted Cruz of Texas and Josh Holy of Missouri, both men embraced the president's position. But the election was rife with fraud. Yesterday, hundreds of people demonstrated in downtown ST Louis outside the old historic courthouse They painted the words resigned Holy in big yellow letters on the street. Turning to the pandemic. President elect Joe Biden is expected to receive his second dose of the vaccine tomorrow. America's listening to Fox News Raise both arms and wait goodbye to anything that holds you back. Let the world see those under arms Dove advance cares. New formula with natural oil is effective in kind to skin, leaving under arms feeling healthy and protected. And you more confident and carefree I heart radio goes one on one with the Goo Goo dolls on finding inspiration for their music. Every day. There's something different that'll inspire. You mean just the fact of just picking up a guitar and accidentally playing the right. Three chords can spark an inspiration and you to create something. I mean, I was living in New York. Just taking a walk would inspire you just the energy of the city. The other thing that inspired me a lot was working with some guys who have a very, very, very, very hard core work ethic. They pursue a piece of music like they're hunting or something. You have to stick it out and keep working at things once the inspiration head It goes away, and the rest is very much like sweat. Keep listening to I heart radio for more goo Goo dolls.
POLITICO Playbook Audio Briefing
House Democrats set to nominate Pelosi for speaker in leadership elections
"Democratic leadership elections are today in the leadership team. Nancy pelosi steny. Hoyer and jim clyburn is expected to be elected without any challenge. People may vote against pelosi. But she'll win easily. Pelosi told john bresnahan. She's not worried about people voting against her. She said she's worried about closing out. Unfinished house races in new york iowa in california. She's also not worried about the january. Third vote where she needs to get two hundred eighteen. She said she's worried about getting ready for georgia.
All Things Considered
Barr Criticizes Prosecutors, Makes Incendiary Comments On Slavery And Pandemic
"Attorney General Bill Bar is not known for mincing words. But his remarks at a Constitution Day celebration last night are reverberating far beyond the walls of the Justice Department. Bar, criticized his own prosecutors and made incendiary comments about slavery and the Corona virus pandemic with us to talk about what theater knee general said, is NPR, national justice correspondent Carrie Johnson. I carry high there. Let's start with bars. Comments on lockdowns over Copan 19. What did he say about that? A member of the largely conservative I ins last night asked bar about restrictions on attendance at religious ceremonies because of the Corona virus pandemic. The attorney general pointed out that his Justice Department has been sending letters to state and local governments about religious freedom. And then he started talking about proposals for a national stay at home order. Let's take a listen. Other than slavery, which was a different kind of restraint. This is the greatest intrusion on civil liberties in American history. Now, the reaction of those comments was Swift. The highest ranking black lawmaker in the House of Representatives, Jim Clyburn, called those comments by bar among the most ridiculous tone deaf and awful things he's ever
WTOP 24 Hour News
Joe Biden's Potential Running Mate: Who Is Karen Bass?
"Campaign Campaign 2020. 2020. We We don't don't have have long long to to wait wait for for Joe Joe Biden Biden to to announce announce his his running running mate. mate. It's It's expected expected to to happen happen next next week. week. As As the the list list is is narrowed. narrowed. California California Democratic Democratic Congresswoman Karen Bass is considered a key contender. She's 66 chairs the Congressional Black Caucus. We talk about Bass with Washington Post political analyst and data columnist David Beiler, who has continued his Siri's looking at various potential Biden. Runningmate. Karen Bass would be governing choice rather than election choice. You know, she's a representative from California, California is not exactly a swing state so she doesn't have exactly those advantages. But her advantages would really come into play. Actually, when buying is in office so fast is widely known as someone who is a compromiser who sort of an incrementalist, not someone who is necessarily a purist, which really sets with Biden's governing style. He talks a lot about wanting to negotiate and compromise with the Republicans as much as possible. She is the head of the Congressional Black Caucus. On DSO. Dominating paths would be a real nod to multiple different groups that have been important to the buying campaign. There's black women who are the most Democratic demographic group in the country. There are black congressional leaders like Jim Clyburn, who helped revive Biden's campaign when it was really on the ropes in late February of this year. Andi. She's someone who I think you've seen in recent interviews has some instincts that are a little bit Biden esque When asked about the defund the police slogan she sort of did to step that. I think you reminded me. A fine one was to say, I don't like defund the police as a slogan, which is smart because that collection of words does not pull well. At the same time, we're sort of able to say they're these elements of the plans that I support. And those are elements of the plans that her constituents like so she kind of has a lot of stylistic things and a lot of talents and abilities that I think makes her sort of governing pick if you well, you alluded to this about the fact that she's from California, and you're not gonna get a Republican victory in California at least on this level. Is that the one downside to abiding bass ticket or are there others? I think the other downside is that the vetting Been relatively minimal compared to some of the other candidates. Now, Obviously, the buying campaign is doing their own betting with every candidate right now, and you know, putting him through the paces and seeing if there's something going on That they wouldn't want on their ticket. But Bass within the last couple months has come under fire for remarks where she called Fidel Castro commandant and Hef and sort of had a tone that lot of other people. Democrats from Florida in particular did not appreciate so the question with passes. Is there more baggage? When you look at someone like Kamala Harris or Elizabeth Warren? They've already been through the wringer and a presidential primary. Susan Rice has already gone through a Senate confirmation hearing. So the question with bass is also just Is there anything that you don't know that might be harmful, and the answer might be know that by knows everything and that there's nothing else there. But You know, there's some amount of risk in a pick that hasn't been in the public eye so much. David Beiler, political analysts and data columnist for The Washington Post, joining us on Skype.
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