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I welcome the pod. Save America, I'm John Fabric onto another and Tommy between on today show Democrats and journalists still haven't figured out how to handle the threat of another term presidency. Senator Chris Murphy joints talk about whether Joe Biden economic agenda can pass by Christmas and the White House announces a diplomatic boycott of the twenty twenty two winter Olympics in Beijing. But first, if you still looking for a last minute holiday gifts check out of our holiday March at the crooked store, including our Santa my ho ho Ho is melting ornament, its assent ear when you say it it's a little differently. Hasn't heads better. It's funny to re it's a little, the railways. We also gets him. Yes, we don T, shirts and mugs those

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Where'd you get credit where credit is. Has such a funny, I'm rubber your glue can't gave in case the bias, and then he added at the unjust for good measure, probably because he's not supposed to be in office in the first place again, it doesn't make any sense, but he had to message. Discipline right last and new analysis from the Washington Post Data Millbank found that eurobonds press coverage for the past four months has been as bad as and for a time worse than the coverage the Donald Trump receive. For the same for months, in twenty twenty, I mean unfairness in fairness to the press corps, maybe thought it was cool and went from tried to kill Michael Sheer on the plane and try to tell me try to kill all the OECD seated and wounding one really Merkt, Michael here, Millbank I'm from rights while terms They are busy trying to give a republican legislatures control of elections in states. Like was content, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia right now, Millbank wrote quote MIKE

colleagues and the media are serving as accessories to the murder of democracy, so very understated their lots to unpack here so dear. I touched on this story about trumpet covered last week briefly, but actually Parker and Josh Darcy at the posted, a pretty great job laying out just how many people who knowingly exposed to a virus that nearly killed him. I saw your reactions to this that were some version of Why does this matter now or like it doesn't matter He's gonna get away with it. What are you? What are you think Lovelady, wouldn't we can get to that. We can. it's all that and I have to say like when I first saw this sort, yet we get to what does it mean? How does that help us? In the mid terms, I suppose when I first saw headline that Mark meadows was too stupid to realize he was revealing something incredibly damning in his book and that trumpet had a positive ten days before the debate. I had the same sort of instinctive reaction, which is I honestly I can

I can't get back in that water. You know I mean I just can't get myself to go back into the inky black trump personnel lady disorder water and then I saw the post peace and I started reading it and it is it is the one of the more galling piece of journalism I've ever to can assumed. Not only did he go across the country, Fuckin Covin spy, adding world tour every person he infected became a person he later blamed for acting in one by one is like I'm gonna go give this a veterans, those dirty veterans, who probably gave her right back to me, arrested, hope, periscope, gold, star families that are here on family, better into or killed in action. Blame them for it. He blamed and blaming them, and the other piece of this do his mark Meadow says that Trump was sick when he got that first, positive result where we saw he was there, he was sick, the whole fuckin weak and then

mark meadows, almost as a joke is like his bronze, you had returned before the debate to nine Kosovo. Bucking. Can that you know your covered you fuckin assholes there. It was it genuine fucking, evil. It is evil and I thought about the data Millbank he's too, because you don't have like Peter like Ryan Lizzie who got a bit. It took some shit from ill bacon that posed about political headlines being taught to farewell tourist tromp to neutral whatever, and it's like earlier doing on points you being neutral to both Biden. Trump Trump tried to fuckin, kill, half the press and then for good measure tried to take some grieving families with him criss crossed the heat was so sick. He had a priest rubbing oil in the shape of a cross on his forehead presiding, that job if you're not really. What's the last raises a pristine when there's a deadly pandemic, yet that's maybe a wholly around wearing protection, but anyway but anyway,

production around on Romania's lugging outrage at all has like you're. You do not take us to reject protection right here, so I know but I have the same: go ahead. Gerda Are you know I just I said, we use. That is bad, but ass. It is bad. I think the broader like the political point is Biden, was sort of like asked about businesslike. I don't think about Trump and I get the instinctive engaging with Trump every day in getting into colloquy, with his former lunatic was just Exterminator Connemara Largo, giving angry speeches at weddings and I like the press corps whatever, but I do think he has to recognise the Trump is running against him every single day he is putting out a mess, this anti by every single day, whether said he stole the election or that used to older that he's doing badly,

on the job and at some point you have to respond, and I just wish Biden it said: putting goals our families a risk of dying. After all, they ve been through because you're too fucking selfish to admit you got covered in may be cancelled. Debate is one of the worst things I've ever heard and why you never be president again, that's a pretty that Annette, easy, understandable passage, petted and I know you wanted to get down in the muck. Why does great I like that? No better than whoops you do too. yeah, I dont think about the former president for some up. Everyone pleased at home, the fuckin former guy, just fuckin. Stop it like here's the thing This is not like Obama talking about Bush or Trump talking about Obama. This is not some one. In the past who's got from says tomorrow he's not running again, I completely agree with every time. There was a certain amount of our mind. What's never lets, let's drop it. That is not the case. Unfortunately, right now, but put all politics a site like try to think about the story, not from the perspective of Biden, Trump politics, he's going to think. If you knew someone in your life who

they had covered and then came in contact with five hundred people? This was before back scenes for this little willing deadly virus, killing of still as deadly virus combatants, people every day, love them on vaccinate most of immigration, but like what a fucking awful human being truly get about the politics part of it just to some. Your life, who did that never talk to that person again, and that is why it sort of like. Oh you know, their quibbling, like first of all of you to set ten years ago, like you using who got sorted into the I'm going to treat trump as normal category and who fuckin took out a fly. Pink sword and join. The resistance is like pay. Your Jennifer Reuben, Dana Millbank, weird weird shit, but village? If there was a good piece? It was a good piece goes on us. I think that that showed by jumping to the Iraqis. I think what people need varies a washing post communist, and he is someone who knows politics, but he is written. Some of the most scathing take downs of elected officials. I've ever read em. I loathe party one time both parties want I'm. I ran into him true looking around the Senate part

Inga arise because he was like looking to see who is hypocritical when it came to cafe standards and no doubt the kind of reporting he did it for him to come out and write this big piece about how the it is being too hard on candidate, was completely out of character and suggested that he read something that actually bothered him. What does you guys think of the and its analysis? It It was shared widely lot of people's argument. Ron, clean white, ass chief of staff shared it as you point I love it. Some political reporters, particularly Ryan, was a pretty angry because he started off by rightly calling out political playbook as trash which other political reporters thinking. well, as well as other reports at other outlets. But anyway, what did you think about sort of the analysis and the peace? I think

a kind of goes back to the saint, were, were back in the same rhythm, we were in twenty. Sixteen, where a lot of the the issues was not about is Trump getting bad coverage from was getting plenty of bad covered with there's this instinct there's. This need to them make sure the coverages reciprocal that the that the Democrats are covered with the same degree of harshness and like you can quibble with the methodology quibble with any kind of sir red than involves applying a number you? We don't talk about how they did it. He basically use like some air. I it's called the you know they co headlines in and get a said to me measuring system of a huge bunch of articles. Some only get a score and I'm sure there's plenty of reasons to argue with it, but like fundamentally, even the point rationalism make was. Actually. If you look at the numbers, we were pretty neutral on both in its like. Well, if your new, rule on a normal politician? Who is by no means perfect, but his aiming to do good for the country and maybe has progressive biases and doesn't always

Republicans on the level whatever it may be, and then the other one is a fuckin authoritarian covered super spreader to destroy our country from within activating the worst instincts human beings at their most base in kind of agreed level. You're, like I want to give them both three out of five, like that sucks crash bullshit, Chris Christie is getting an oil cross rubbed on his forehead by a priest, interim called in to say you're, not gonna. Blame me for this area that really happens happened, look The original date thing that is worth reading was interesting. I too surprise that political playbook has decided to adopt a New York Post tone? I don't think that serve what that, how that used to be- and I don't think it's very good but more broadly like having every administration history of white houses is thought. Their coverage was to mean, so because adding that aside, but I think what sucks about working in politics is that the coverage is so reductive so when you have a headline like that, they Biden failed to pass spending

gender, whatever it inevitably dixons. The reasons why, which is that Republicans are blocking everything right Biden fails atop the pandemic. Well, the main reason seems to be that one party is turned into the anti backs, are party in his doing everything possible to sabotage that effort and that's unbelievably frustrating because it means it cynicism, works and that, like the Mitch Mcconnell, so the world, stealing Supreme court seats in coming up every thing. It's it's ineffective tactic, and my guess Democrats you that too, we obstructing,

as well, but we ve never gone as far as they have, and I think that sort of, like my general frustration with Deasey political coverage, I think Millbank kind of blend did a different critique with that one, which is about this ongoing threat to democracy itself, and I think that's an important, much more important but kind of separate point. Then, like this sentiment of the coverage towards Joe Biden, will I think that's why this is different right, because I really don't think that the bite him in a strange and has received any worse coverage than we did, then the Obama administration did putting political playbook aside, which against particularly bad, but I think the rest of the mainstream media. I think it's it's it's pretty close to. We have an end. Its just mainstream media has a bias towards negativity and conflict and over hyping bad news, and they have all thought since Watergate that their main job is to criticise and take them

People in Power- and you know, and that's what they do all the time I also think a lot of them were appropriately tough on Trump downwind Trump was president, and now they're trying to overcome, because what they're more petrified of than anything else is being accused of liberal by us right so that that's all going on but the reason this is so different than your normal administration, Democrat or republican complaining about its press coverage is because of this threat to democracy from tromp. That's what makes it different than what we had before. I think that's right. Look at you know what one Dana Millbank point on the peace. Only we said a lot in the past which, as you know, we need partisans for democracy and what makes for journalists really uncomfortable. It's not that I feel like the idea of like

there's a liberal bias there. Now we think there's a conservative biases, almost beside the point like its due to Tommy's point to your point right. It's like sought about finding this like perfect balance in terms of the coverage of tromp versus the cover of Biden that all presumes a kind of normal politics, where they're playing the form of a raft between two teams will make setting a lot of local journalists. The the most uncomfortable is not being told that their coverage rescuing one way or another, but is being told by us, and I think correctly, hey. I really bad news, you're no longer a rough between two teams, your honor fucking team you're on the team. the liberal order, small l, liberal order in which people come together and make decisions based on consensus and shared facts and shit. Information that violence is never the answer, a democratic system that, if you lose it action that that is a reasonable outcome that should be accepted and being and being told that actually you're, not part of a team arguing against this force. That's outside of it tried to make you irrelevant history. Have them to accept one Owens

you have to be on the democratic. Tell exactly do not have our positions on health care, reviving anything else like that, but, like you know, if Donald Trump once again, so he be too great for the press, you just call them all crooked back It is simply a Saturday night, oh Marilla, go wedding, a Marilla, I believe said emergency in the Alps Club COD pitcher theory P s her. I think a liberation is worth negative. Three point: two democratic as Democrats in disarray is just so funds say: ok now good put and I want to buy that was some air. Yet let's say I that let's get let's get the let's get big blue on that, lots and on that I will say that I am, I think Trump, especially towards the end of his term, actually got the right tone of coverage from the press. I think right now, there's a problem and not that there being too soft on trumpets that they're not actually covering trump enough. I think part of the reason is not necessarily fault there.

He's off twitter, so we don't hear about him all the time, but I think that, like I'm worried that people are not taking the threat of another Trump term seriously enough hearing about it. Enough, like part of me, is like maybe he should reflect on twitter just so we can to carefully for I learn that look. I think I'd like that you're making, which is that Kamel Harris was wrong and that it has been really bad for the country and not have come on twitter. These really interesting when you die you that is, I want to run and other that's not. My view are for once, but I do about you know the whole. Don't amplify him, don't talk about him, it just it bothers me only because he is not in the past. He is the front runner for the republican emanation and we should be talk. The whole, I don't amplifying things a fox news- simplifying him Sinclair NEWS is ample vying him, Facebook, rightwing, radio, like they're, all talking about em, it's it's other. Can we just pause for one minute, though, in just talk about again? How funny it is they mark meadows disclose, like the biggest cover up of the entire mister.

She has put in his book and then he called his own book. Vagueness during an interview I mean he's so stupid, also the debate. Commission, just letting this love stroll in and not take cover test is, is one that I, what were they do, and I was one reason I do think this is kind of important as I do. I do want You see in that story in so many ways is how many different organisations and institutions from the press to the debate. Commission too, even though the the kind of non political parts of how the White House runs kind of bullied by this person to led by the hero lighted servants that that people are so afraid to make a scene so afraid to assert their power, whether its Chris Wallace at that debate, whether it's the kind of sycophants in weaklings and little quisling around trampling little fucking evil sick of answering with you, sir. You take over to the fuckin goals, our families good good good. Yes, yes, earmark meadows, Margareta,

but but get out of here get you you're, not well, you have to take a testing. You have to have a mask on to be in this room, unfortunately, have a security to escort. You out, I know you're a vodka from, but that doesn't matter because as America and the fact that your last name and you are right to come in here- should stop you from following the rules, but hopefully they'll tighten things up by the first debate and twenty four to protect jobs. Against state aid. I hate a variant we'll be there when Chris Christie is once again running debate programme yet almost killed him when he's back on board. Listen I enjoy his quotes that are, and they trump and I would love to see them actually get spoken on outlets republicans listen to, but so far it'll MSNBC tour. That's why not do much work wanting

should be covering. Is trumps attempt to steal the next election? There's a new report this week, the trumps allies are plotting ballot measures in Wisconsin in Michigan that would bypass the states democratic governors to give republican legislatures control of elections. In Georgia, former Centre David Purdue announced a primary challenged governor Brain Camp, saying that he and republican Secretary of State Brad Rations Burger, are to blame for not protecting Georgia's election in a conflict camp for delay. in that he lost Purdue, it's very expensive, very funny. It's it's unbelievable and also like running to the right of Brian Camp what those nice yeah there's no space there, the spaces he didn't overturn the Jane, and I wait you're part of this programme. In my view, only issue. The potentially good news here is that the New York Times is reported Democrats and Republicans on the January. Six select committee want to pass legislation that reforms the electoral counter of eighteen, eighty seven. What would that do and would it be enough to prevent election subversion? Twenty twenty four I mean I I

who did the reading on this in and have a great handle on obliged. I want to know what you think. I want everything. Ok, here's the pathetic. What? If he's right, here's the potential dangers, they're talking about an electoral count, active eighteen, eighty, seven one one. in grounds for lawmaker objecting to counting estates vote to? Maybe you can't get fuck and Molly and crews do their bullshit again he got down to clarifying the vice president's role. So just so you know no one's gonna where my tends to be hung again, you know not viceroy supreme, overseeing whether or not where democracy and then three clear time limits for states to choose electors is the three things that sounds like some good ideas seems like some good ideas whose on board where's Cheney, Adam kissing. Her Republicans know how some workers there on the committee and apparently the times are portrayed by partisan coalition of state and local lawmakers.

I do think this is important on the margins where it usually isn't, because this, of course then goes to the Senate, and do you have do you find ten republicans who may be were interested in each hour wandered democracy. Therefore, moreover, the latest adoration is but on this narrow thing there willing to join and who knows, I do think, there's one huge missing here that I dont know if federal legislation, conflicts which is the greatest threat to election subversion and twenty twenty four is republican state legislatures the real danger here, and you know Barton Gilman wrote another view very long atlantic peace today? Rosy putting on the length of these visas was just so long morning, but basically all boils down to is we're fucked because of the republican state legislatures There are two year old shit again, because what they could do is, you know, try to say it doesn't matter what people in the state how people estate vote rang. We

he's gonna send our own slate of electors to Congress and then no one has to object in the Senate. The VP doesn't have to get involved, nothing like that has to happen because a republican state legislatures decide. This is how we are going to apportion electors, and it's not gonna, be about the popular vote or they just make up something because you know that make up. Boat fraud like they did before, and they can send their own fuckin slate of letters. And then I don't know, I don't know what you do and well then one thing that has happened as Democrats after object and then He was that you mentioned that we have been mentioned. We have warned me, let me Orient angle, I mean like I, we should do everything we can to, stronger walls around our democratic processes. We have to do that, but there's no wall that is stronger than an authoritarian movement that wins elections there just isn't years. Not there is no recourse. If they don't believe in the laws, but they use them when they are in power which they have gained democratically. Was they haven't state letters, stay with gerrymandering, obviously without suppression, obviously with a host of advantages that we don't have one

should do everything we can to protect the system, but we should be clear about this. We will not be able to protect the system from authoritarian with democratic power we just won't and unfortunately, state legislatures are likely to look even worse and yes, states that are you get redream Andert the state level and become and more magua, and you know so to my my phronsie down even get to the sea. I rarity on banning Boris Epstein, the marble mouth, guided booking for tv or never was. There is now a news maximum area, one of those using their mom air for away. I think he's camped out in Arizona trying to force them to decertify induced by right. Did there did these Margaret types are two point two states to pressure specific state legislatures to try to get the results they want, which will make it easier to subvert elections, and so

while that is all bad news and their mothers Robbie little, we can do about extremely gerrymandered republican state legislatures. What is not gerrymandered are the statewide elections for Secretary of state and governor and all the swing states, and so I do an end they and the governor and the Secretary of State in all of those states play a huge role. This and in many instances they can't get the legislature can't get away with their bullshit if there is a democratic governor, democratic secretary of state or some combination of both in place, and so when you think about how important is to re, Elect Gretchen Whittemore Tony avers, like just these, are really really important elections for governor in these swing states and four secretaries of state. So we should really focus on that in twenty. Two because that could protect us from an election theft and twenty twenty four by Trump, ok

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Imagine you are incredibly sick of having to answer questions about your two colleagues from West Virginia Arizona, I am quite sick of asking those questions, but here we are in its report. The other day that mention still has build back better concerns about what he calls budget gimmicks paid family leave, climate taxes and Medicare expansion. Does that track with your conversations? Do you feel like he's asking for all changes here, big changes, those and I think we're gonna get this done uncommon. Where you get this done. I've been around the place long enough to know when there is enough momentum behind a something big and important for it to be in actual- and I think that's the case with built back better, Joe, is in productive conversations right now with leadership and the White House about how to sell the devil. does that remain some of them? You know where no secret, anybody, I think, has been clear for awhile and fortunately, that Joe is not going to support a package with

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we just need their permission to allow for a process that allows them arrested. Do it alone, senator. Last week there was another horrific school shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan. You went to the Senate floor. I asked for Europe's consent to pass a bill that would expand background checks on gun sales, Republicans blocked it as they ve done many times before as you pointed out in your speech, that day in this proposal is wildly popular, but again we its. We can get a vote. the angriest I've ever seen. Brok, Obama, John, would probably agree. Was Wayne Republicans blocked. Similar action after new town, Do you see any path forward here? Like is running anything we can do as listeners or activists or any hope people should feel people should absolutely feel up. Listen. This is a great social change movement, the fight to make our community

say for it in the in the tradition of the civil rights movement and the marriage, equality movement and whether we like it or not, those were movements but took decades that had to me obstacle after obstacle. That's what this it's right. There are enormous vested interests on the other side, the gun industry being chief amongst them, which means if we don't get everything we want pass this year, we have to continue to build this movement. There will be a day on which the gun lobby is not powerful. As we are so I just hope that people see this long term arc of despite now was an I have asked you're sure for time this year to try to work out a compromise on background checks that could get sixty votes, and so the only reason we have voted on is because I have asked to be given. much spaces. I can to negotiate a compromise. I'm here report with ten days twenty days left in the year when I'm gonna get a bipartisan uprisings, So we will- and we should put a background checks bill up on the floor of the Senate

here and there about this to vote against it. So what do you want me to do is, in the short term, put pressure on their members of the sad about and what will be a compromise background checks bill that will put the floor early next year and second joint move right side up with any one of a myriad of national or local anti gun, violence groups and people become part, of a social change movement that will go down in the history books as successful as ones that you have read about someone who is probably not going to fall. That advice is congressmen, Thomas Massey, he put out his our Christmas card with his family armed to the teeth. It looked like a re, make up the predator movies stirring the little rascals like it here real human being? Does he represent the gulf between you and I don't know of hard core gun fans. Is this just psychotic troll? like what what do you make of that desire stunned by mass

And I will, I still see the photo sledges, hoping that there were other members that family that aren't you in that photo that there were a couple of its enhanced scented had picture, or at least there been blow up fights before everyone was forced to take that voted, that there were some level of dissent, there is a will. There is a celebratory culture around guns in this country that is, while for the rest of the world to watch. And it is what rationalize is for these measures? yours their belief that they can exercise the demons in their head by pulling out again in shooting it, because we have just legitimize guns onto the x, They are now Christmas cards, and so it just doesn't seem you abnormal that out of the main stream to bring a gun into a school, it doesnt seem that abnormal out of the mainstream to some of these very broken brains to fire that Lebanon, that is due to this culture in which we have just seen

as part of americana like grandma and apple pie, I understand America is a little different story with guns than other nations do, but this this celebratory Nirvana that happens over firearms. It is part of what motivates these measures. I know you are working this year with John Cournand and Pat to me on closing gun, show loopholes and other reforms have you reach out to either of them since Michigan to see if you can start those talks up again or is that There's that ship sailed yeah. I think we got to the logical conclusion on both of those processes. We're working with centre. corn and on tightening up the definition of who qualifies as a seller of guns. Do you get more of these private sector sellers conducting background? Then, with those talks collapse, I've moved Nanda, Lindsey Grandma said: listen we give due to the country

loop, all we ultimately couldn't get anything there. That would have come close to two ten votes, which is. Why will have to put one of these measures on the floor? Early next year. I do think that allow Republicans thing that This movement is losing strap, gonna be asked, and we have to show them that. That's not the case, I think many rebelling instinct that these countries become becoming to gun violence, that there isn't much outrage anymore over school shootings as there was thereby bacon. stand on the outside and avoid any political price are mission now has to be to now normalized. This right now lose our sense of our age when our kids fear for their lives when they go to school. I take as personally I send my seven greater and my fourth reader to public school every day, and I just beside myself that too many people just sort of shrug off now shootings shrug off these active, Sheer Joseph

yeah Republicans are hard to get right now. I think, because they are making a bet that we're gonna go away President Biden just announced a decision to perform a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics. Do you agree with that? You think it goes far enough. I don't, u goes far agree with it, but now that we should oversell the impact of diplomatic boycott and what China really wants is our athletes. They really want the tv coverage that doesn't stop simply because we are engaged in a diplomatic boycott. What they are doing to the muslim Wiggers is a genocide and we treated as such, which means taking much more heavy handed economic sanctions against any and all products that are produced in that part of China to make clear that forced labour is gotta absolutely no safe, harbour anywhere in the world economy. I'm so

I support this measure, but it's it's not- enough- and I do- I worry sometimes- that we engage in a little bit of box- checking with certain light handed sanctions power, see now. Would you this all the time with sanctions in which we sanction a handful of people, and then we move on to some other area of foreign policy. Here genocide is happening. This can't be the beginning of the end. Somebody or democratic colleagues in the house who are running in pretty tough districts, told axioms yesterday that the party should stop talking about Trump and January sixth, avoid nationalizing the mid terms, focus on selling the benefits of of its agenda in their districts. Where do you think about that? I mean I know that is Mozilla choice to be made I think it's absolutely true that we have to pass like better agenda and then yourself right, we are at as Democrats understandably addicted to legislate

love legislating and so we pass something, and then we move on to try to pass something else right, we're not so excited about messaging, imperfect as messaging, involve saying the same thing over and over again, and that gets lake super boring after awhile, and Democrats. We want to be stimulated right, so unease I'm not going to stop legislating, for a while after we pass the fibers. Restructure, build built like that are built any american rescue plan. Arguably the most consequential set of legislative achievements, brandy first year presidency at the end, we gotta go out there and sell it. Tapping said I don't think we should stop talking about down from. I do think there is a sizeable portion swing, electorates That is deeply offended by his politics. That is deeply worried that he is going to come back and twenty twenty four I don't necessarily think that we act. A choice we talk. We could talk about how We were able, as Democrats, to turn the corner from Donald Trump,

tone of our politics changed by having Joe Biden at the White House with the press, typical impact on your lives changed because no longer is at the forefront, the companies they get. The tax breaks its tax rates going to you. It's childcare savings going to you. Some talk about the state of Israel. Action being preserving this focus unhelpful. class families and the spectre of we're life being once again dominated by doubt trustworthy? I don't actually think that you can make that argument in an elevator speech together, find a question for you. Your your friend, your colleague centre, o Brien. Shots is up for reelection intent, twenty two. Why did you decide to endorse Tulsa Gabardine, a primary against where I all every every chance, I get the aim morsel of information. I have two shots about reputed primary challenges. I, information on all sorts of going there there thinking about moving.

Why does nobody else as the only I know about that? I share with Brian, so anybody that hasn T bits of information that you want to pass laws please. Nowadays we got it. You know I mean these So I senators the weather, the climate and the democratic constituency can lead them into a sense of complacency. We can't let that happen, the shots. I think it's really screwed up that you haven't maxed out yet its arms in and it gets. Are you paying attention? I finance reported living at the idea of an area that I told you that I've max now. Would you would you know? Otherwise, I feel like what did the undertone was that one very well send screened? Billionaire surfer might be running at some one. One

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Russian made it. I think it was was entered into your Chris Murphy say you know he doesn't really think it sufficient, obviously will not solve. The problem will not convince China to stop throwing a million or more rigorous, were muslim minority group into these re education camps where they face torture, forced labour and the worst things you could ever. Imagine that realisation. Illustration, a year ago that the stories are some of the most harrowing things you ve ever heard in its widespread Cobb genocide, but I think the hope is to create a way to get the world talking about this genocide. That's ongoing in China and talking about China,

rights record, but also do so in a way that allows U S. Athletes have been training their entire lives to compete in the Olympics to compete because they don't have a choice about where the Olympic Games are the horribly corrupt, IO seed decides where these games go. It's broken bankrupt disgusting organisation. That is more than happy to help China cover up the add the disappearance will say of ten a star who made sexual assault allegation about, gets a very powerful chinese officials, so I'm glad they did this. I personally am glad that they're not punishing athletes as well in eighteen. Eighty Jimmy Carter kept all athletes out of the games in the Soviet Union after the invaded Afghanistan, and I think there are some feeling that that might hinder Russia propaganda when at the time they just mopped up.

and when all the metals costs sixty countries and participate Tom Cotonou saying this is insufficient to half measure, but people are Mitt. Romney had pushed for this. The Biden solution beforehand: side, the English by partisan agreement around this advocates a k, a president, a presidency, you wanna, be chasin. Pete, go fuck yourself. What deployment diplomacy Could I say that the Centre Murphy's point was well taken that leg with China really wants? Is the television coverage of the games and all the athletes- and you know, there's probably outcome- is much coverage of the lack of a diplomatic pressure from the? U s I mean if you can inject this set of questions a set of issues, China's human rights record, whether its changing to bat, Hong Kong, real to pick your many issues there. China has a terrible record into the coverage into the conversation around the games. They will hate that the Chinese will hate that the question is: will the NBC estimates NBC broadcast ever mention these things,

during the broadcasts of the games from Beijing, I dont know clay and other countries might follow suit as possible that, like I, Southern Australia was not going to do about it. Yet us Dost, really I in China and at that place, because the Austrians called for investigations. The origins of cuban nineteen said there at loggerheads with China, but you could see other countries falling through some sort of like family, about what we're doing, because it's like. I was a very serious issue. What are we willing to dear willing to ah prevent our dip, that's from going there our officials from going there? Meanwhile, there is it. You know controversy I'll, be doubt about it with with Murphy whether the country the over Rubio trying to get actually what is a bipartisan bill about the Wiggers into the defence of the authorization, it's a technician technically technicality by which try it tried to not allow it, but there's a bible. and bill that would stop the importation of goods from the from the region which the workers have been subjected to forced labour, forced labour and it has,

We have this aversion has passed the house as a version that has passed. The Senate is incredibly bipartisan, yet it just doesn't happen and usually when things like this just don't happen. is because everybody recognizes that important message built, but there's some corporate influence or other influences behind the scenes preventing it from actually do as we end up in a situation where you know that the deputy secretary state can't go visit, Beijing for the Olympics. Meanwhile, was an actual substantive measure. They can't seem to be passed so Murphy said he supports the Ruby, a bill, not in those words, but he said that he would support barring all imports from the changing region I'm not sure administrations gonna land on that? I think they might think that's mean, changing is the size of France, Germany, Spain, in the UK, combined it's a huge place that maybe they think there's more narrowly tailored way that would get out the forced labour issue without. I don't owe creating some sort of important challenge, not defending opposing that that product,

but that that sort of, I think, the context, the the one thing to know on the games. I was like George W Bush went to the Beijing Olympics in two thousand eight, so you ve seen in the past representation at the presidential level, Obama went to London and twenty twelve twenty eighteen delegation was pence in vodka, so You know, like guess, denying them mere peat and chest in is like a relic there. There Adam. He did not buried the others. Cabinets later did didn't denying mighty wealth. Denying you had one insult buddy body like denying them any representation that they're not gonna, be all that upset about it? But in the past there have been presidential level both go. And durability around Beijing. In two thousand eight there is controversy around or for and China's contributed to, the genocide in Darfur and

It was interesting. Steven Spielberg was supposed to be like the director of the Olympics at the time timely pulled out like February before those games, but then there is also a huge protests around the that the torch route, where it gets us from Greece to china- and there are these protests and, interestingly, it created, is very like nationalistic fervour response in China. That you know it didn't necessarily help like people. Maybe the chinese reaction was to feel like the international media were treating them unfairly, especially when it comes to, but I think that it was actually think Ronan and me, a fairer piece in the Wall Street Journal calling us even Spielberg that forced them to back out and only their relationship have recovered shouted to be. You gonna get that kind of stuff. I'm putting you ain't a whole that clip up back struck the facts, but so it's true

from a mega. Assholes like Steventon, have really revved up the ante China rhetoric in recent years. You guys think that's they see. That is effective politics for their base or effective politics. More broadly. What do you think what are they got, I think they want to have a villain, and I think that if it's not gonna be that should be Democrats and that there should be some foreign Fuckin apis area, and I also think there's plan a very legitimate reasons to be worried about what China's doing tat influence the the economy and and and throw its right around, we see- U S, corporations, big multinational corporations, censoring themselves ensuring the our own film and and and television shows, basically seeding power to sensors and authoritarian country. So I think it's both ay. I think it's a useful tool for them. I think it's a

genuine concern that they have and its exploiting its exploitation. Yeah I mean the trump I think, saw the China tariffs as very good politics for him, at the end of the day, and I think we saw everything some like Dnc pulling and focus group did as where people gave him credit for trying they heard about it. He made another a stink about it and they also obviously blamed the entire covert response. On China and made that awaited deflect from surrounded by the way that the sort of bandwidth

in the period of our wish is that the Chinese manufactured and then purposely spread Cuban nineteen to harm us right. So they go that far and near me, forbid, I think is part personal. I think he's found this chinese dissident billionaire refunds operations and then, but more broadly, politically, there's an effort to conflate progressive ism in socialism with communism right and they lump it all together with its one enemy. So gallop did a poll in February twenty one. Seven percent of Americans have mostly or very unfavourable opinions of China, forty one percent very unfavourable, and that number is up twenty four points from the year before they dug in a little bit and found it was driven by not by covered but by the human rights concerns. One out of every five people asked about Myna brought up human rights just on their own interests. In the pole, sixty nine percent Democrats and seventy two percent of republican support, promoting human rights and

Even if it hurts economic ties, nice disable pollster will see what happens if they re actually takes a hit. Sixty percent in China's economic power could pose a critical threat to the. U S of all american, so it is. There is some evidence that this obvious, I mean we know, there's evidence because in democratic politics for a long time you talk about like I want to make sure jobs are created in China. I want to make sure there created right here in Amerika. Huge applause line pulls off the charts right. So there is the sort of economic nationalism that spans both parties that I do think you know. Democrats should at least recognise- and I think the Bite administration is in their rhetoric and in their policy. Yet look. I also think when you talk to Tat people about the questions, ram, breaking up Facebook and and and how to regulate. social media and other tech giants. The first response you here as you will be hamstring us in the fight to come again I think it is a excepted

damn amongst a lot of people that like this, is the great competition we are. This is the hundred years right, how the? U S, faces and tries to compete, which? that is a mere democrats, Republicans independence, experts all seemed to say- and I think now. You see a version of that language from the right. That is a bit more xenophobic, a bit more extreme, a bit more nationalistic, and the question is what is the democratic way of speaking about these issues. That is not an not as hateful

and bellicose. Andella you'd want to be like tiptoeing towards war with China just based on he did. You know overheated rhetoric yeah, I'm you looked at the consensus. Opinion in Washington is basically that we are destined for conflict with China and the sunrise thought a great place to Vienna. I think Democrats need to be full throated in their criticism of China's human rights record, the failure transparency around covert Hong Kong Taiwan, the effort that the censorship- or rather you are talking about a mean- the chinese Government- decided to kick the shit out of the general manager of the Houston Rockets for posting, tweet or Instagram about Hong Kong and half of the Ba Kind, a coward and fear before they finally decided to fight back. That's not. We cannot let that happen and we need to stand for what we believe, but you don't. I too am worried about this, like cold war to point of jingoism and if Democrats and Republicans are constantly trying to compete each other and denouncing China like foreign policy by you know like overwrought adjective right.

You could end up in a place where you lose the ability to work with China on climate change or you I don't owe you can't look at them Korea or right now you there's less transparency and cover nineteen. There might otherwise be so I don't trust the Chinese Communist Party interests chinese government What I worry about is the kind of pulling sentiment you just mentioned among Americans and then also what that pulling must look like in China who are fed nothing, but state run propaganda about how evil the west is, how evil America's in an inevitable conflict might be. Yet I do think you ve a bite administrations. Rhetoric which is sort of are wondering what you What this is it's a bit of a progression of the Obama administration. Redder guarantee adequate as they sort of yeah escalation. In order for which is this sort of three message there, one is on human rights, which we talked about a lot. The other is on economic competition, and so it's not necessarily about like being on a war footing with China, but saying we're going to create good jobs here were going out, compete them we're gonna, have better schools were going retract morbid

says we're gonna pay better wages right like you, you do that whole thing and in the other that you hear Biden Doing- and I heard Obama do this couple times to his look- we're in a fight for democracy all over the world right now and it's threatened here in the United States- and this is for italian government and what authoritarian governments in China and Russia and all over the world are trying to prove right now. Is that that's a better system that they can have better standards of living for their people and that democracies are weak and soft and efficient and nor can build a fuckin train. They cancel the fucking train and that's you know, and so we are in competition with that world view and I think proving that democracy works, that democracies are strong. Democracies can survive, particularly multiracial, multi, ethnic democracy. this is probably one of the most important things that any U S, administration can do right now. I do feel like Democrat, should feel confident in that kind of message about tried China. Yet it's also its worth adding that Biden announces aka steel, where we are selling nuclear submarine technologies, the Australians that the one that infuriated french

the whole goal there was to create better navies in such Hennessy to push back on China, so, like Biden is, is saying and doing some things, I think are a step of governor different, religious or broader context is that she djinn paying them in China is kind of a singular figure in chinese political history, but it's basically him now, and things happening. It's like there's like serve three there's a pantheon of like three top officials in she is just four of inserting himself into one being one of the most powerful chinese leaders of all time in kind of acting accordingly, like crushing Hong Kong in it or potentially some sort of military action against. I want, and I think that's why people are so worried about it in your right, like the Republicans we should be talking about these things should be a healthy concern in conversation about all the areas

China is doing bad things. I just I worry about the cold war to point out stuff in the inexorable feeling that there will be military conflict really rising and falling currently. Well, look I just want to close by saying I know Tom you're getting a lot of criticism for, but I think it's wonderful that you have agreed to go on Stevens, cast and debate these issues, but China with him and Peter Navarro Horace and an oak I was the other day like nothing. ever go on now. If I got invited a junior to be nominated, nor do I don't try to restart your being gay member Number one ban in whispers big New Yorker festival. We all browbeat amount of it something that was the right thing to do, It would be a shame to hear him actually debate. Somebody in such a second like nail me wolf about how I could maybe eyes nation is like mainly lingua look before we are free, a jump right into the Boiling, the boiling guys or maybe a hot spring like a Jill, Rogan or something you know, some of it. Little summit

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