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Today Explains — Kilmeade 'Democrats are bent out of shape'. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
And Steven A. wants every socialist down there with him. We should never want to hear anything about the Democratic Party being a big tent. Tell them to sit there, ask down, and get with the program. How are you talking socialist? Get with the program. Good luck. The progressive logger up in Maine is ready to chop down Chuck. If you're elected, would you commit to supporting Chuck Schumer from a majority leader? Well, you know, I mean, I've already said that, you know, I don't support Senator Schumer. You know, I think it's time for new ideas. There you go. New. None of this is new. The old guard acts Bernie twice. And a whole generation grew up wanting revenge for Bernie. Now they're old enough to get it. In some ways, it's a really an extension of the decade-long Bernie versus Hillary war that just doesn't end. It's got different characters now, but it's kind of the same. Those wounds will never heal. It's true. These kids used to have a mother, Nancy, ran a tight ship, vote with her, restore,
but mom, well, she moved out. And in walked to a cheme, Jeffrey, it's the stepdad with no respect, no authority. He tried being the nice guy, gave everyone a safe space, hoped they'd fall in line. They never did. Quote, asked about how a cheme, Jeffrey, should punish members, Jayapal from the squad, said, we're not kids, and he's not our dad. I get to make my own decisions about what I want. Close quote. 60 days to the midterms, and they're not listening. So stepdad suddenly playing tough. My house, my rules. Here's the new quote. Democratic leadership is considering adoption of a system. There would limit the opportunities for lawmakers who don't fork over enough cash to the DCC. Ooh, that's tough. Miss key votes or a band in the party on high profile procedural votes, cross the party. There goes your gavel. Hold back cash. Find your own lunch. It keeps finally reaching for the belt. And if he doesn't swing now, he's weak. The problem is his hand is shaking.
Everybody knows he's bluffing. As you consider what formal punishment might look like, how much of this is precedent setting in your mind for a possible future of the yard? We're going to move forward together in unity in order to solve problems for the American people. With no punishment? The caucus is engaging in a family discussion about how we all move forward together. I wish you would talk slower. So what's actually on the agenda at this family discussion? Not discipline. Can you say impeachment? Would you support impeaching Donald Trump? On day one, Peter, let me tell you why. When I worked in the White House, the most valuable resource was not time. It was not, excuse me, it was not staff. It was not money. It was time. And this president, spending his time, renaming lakes, doing all the things that are making all of us at the very least world wide. Is that impeachment? What would make him impeachable? What would be the reason for which you would impeach him, though?
I think that there are endless counts of what he has done to violate our Constitution. Let me translate. I don't know. That's what he means. Trump's just the warm up. When they're done with him, they're going to proudly pack the court. Expanding the court is one of the clearest tools we have to restore its integrity. Yes, if you don't like it, change it. And while they're at it, a 32-hour work week sounds really nice. We, the people of the United States of America, demand that one job with no need for overtime should be enough for our most basic needs, which also include rest. Ah, the American dream. Work less and take a nap. So, AOC wants a constitutional right to clock out. No wonder socialists can't stand anyone with a job. They are overeducated and under-earning. Yes.
And these are underachievers who are jealous of those who want to go and work every day. Which, by the way, the Treasury Secretary does, as a sorry, Cudlow, most jealous of all Abdul and Michigan. He wants to drag Republicans through the mud and choke them out. But JD's mom says, not if I can take you first. I think they're jealous, honestly. He's got a beautiful wife, four beautiful children. And jealous is the only thing I can think of. You know, I'd probably punch the guy if I ever seen him. And that would get me in trouble. So, I'll just go with the flow. So, her son's boss isn't messing around either. He's launching a 35-state midterm blitz. I'm going to take the final 30 days, maybe a little bit more than that. Because it's all about 35 races. I'm going to go to every one of those 35 places. And we're going to see if we can get everyone elected.
We're going to really work hard. 47's not just painting the map red. He is building a workforce. We're telling America's next generation of entrepreneurs and engineers and just brilliant kids that there is a future, both a financial future, but also a future in the dignity of what you're going to be doing every single day by actually building things. By leading not just teams of bankers, but teams of manufacturers and teams of electricians. We're sending a message to all of America's kids, both of the leadership level and those below them, that we believe in making things again. All right, so one side's building up. The other is burning down. And the country can tell the difference. And if the polls are wrong again, like they were in 24, you can wave that big blue wave right out to sea. A 2026 Senate map. It the polls underestimate Republicans by two to four points. Well, remember all that blue that was on the map before? All that blue went, bye-bye.
See you later, Adios Amigos, Sionara, those Democratic chances and those Democratic hopes, down there in Talaik, Eerie. Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox One.
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