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The Megyn Kelly Show
Newt Gingrich's book, 'March to the Majority', was referenced in the context of the longest general election campaign in history, which was discussed with Megyn Kelly in the beginning of the podcast episode.
Karen is that right thing. long, isn't it? My gosh. This is, this is the year in what my next guest is calling the longest general election campaign in history. We are well on our way one month down....
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Newt Gingrich's book, 'March to the Majority', was referenced in the context of the longest general election campaign in history, which was discussed with Megyn Kelly in the beginning of the podcast episode.
Karen is that right thing. long, isn't it? My gosh. This is, this is the year in what my next guest is calling the longest general election campaign in history. We are well on our way one month down. And it sure does feel that way.
Episode: Santos Expelled and DeSantis vs. Newsom, with Newt...
It was discussed in the context of the Republican Revolution and the expulsion of Rep. George Santos, with the author's views on the matter being highlighted.
Look, from everything that any normal person could get, this guy is a liar, a crook, totally arrogant, totally untrustworthy.
I think it's always dangerous to do because under our system, you are elected by the people of your district.
But I think in Sanders' case, and he kind of said that himself, I mean, I was amazed he was on Fox and Friends this morning, basically saying, yeah, I know they're going to kick me out.
And I thought that like you, I found Newsom sort of so off-putting just as a personality that it was hard to actually take his argument seriously.
I think that at a fact basis, and this is what really puzzles me about California, at a fact basis, politicians like Newsom and the California Assembly have crippled what's arguably the greatest state we have.
Episode: Biden's Corruption as VP Revealed, and Kohberger's...
Newt Gingrich discussed his book, 'March to the Majority,' and highlighted the importance of offering solutions to problems facing the country, similar to the Republican Revolution's playbook in 1994.
I think that you have to have a party committed to solutions more than just investigating Biden, more than just fighting over politics, but thinking through how do we make America work again?
We did that with Reagan in 1980, in the middle of the Carter disaster. He came in and he had very specific positive ideas. We built on that. We stood on his shoulders in 1994 and created the Contract with America, which I described in March to the Majority, because I think it's a playbook for today.
It's not just history, but it's something that Republicans in the House, the Senate and the presidential races can pick up and say, here is a model that works.
And I think that that's part of what has powered Donald Trump's entire political career. The people out there who feel the most alienated think whatever his flaws, at least he's standing up fighting for them.
And I think when people like Joe Biden and Merrick Garland display open contempt for the American people, they are increasing the number of Americans who say, I got it. You're the kind of guys we got to get rid of.
