we have to get people to vote for us and
we can't do that if we are a party
that's based on a foundation of lies i
think what the former president's doing
is dangerous what i think is really
important is that we make sure
that the former president because we
know what he's capable of because we
know what he continues to do
and because we know how important it is
for us to be able to advance republican
ideals that we make sure that he never
again get anywhere near the oval office
so that was liz cheney and that was her
talk sparring with uh brett barrels
i thought he was excellent because
brett's like yeah enough january 6 is
january 6 but you voted with him
every single on every single vote you
see what's going on with this
administration and you still can't see
past it you act like 2024 is right
around the corner
and she kept going back to january 6
lying about the constitution lying about
the election
where clearly people have a problem with
the way the president handled himself
after
but they see in the big picture they're
stronger with him and a lot of them
personally like him
moments ago this just came in this is
news to will kane i'm showing off a
little bit okay allison gave it to me
elise stefanik cruised to a victory on
friday to replace liz cheney
she is now the third most powerful
person uh
on the republican house side will what's
your react to that not much of a
surprise we heard about chip roy
taking a run at it i think he's a
popular very impressive texan
but he did not get enough votes the chip
roy fight is over so let me ask you a
question 34-46
let me ask you a question about elise
stefani elise stefanik has a record
of voting less conservative and less in
line with president donald trump than
did liz cheney
why so why is that progress
i'll give you two things number one is
if you watch
who's by the way she's so impressive
very extremely bright as is
cheney number two is she is from a
moderate district and you are supposed
to reflect your district
you know every day it's a every election
cycle it's a battle
right she's got a lot of democrats with
it number three she's somebody who
gradually
started like president trump more and
more and saw his way for example i
understand
for the tax cut she know why because
she's in new york
and in new york unlike texas there's
huge state taxes and you can't write
them off
so she says how can i get elected by new
yorkers
peter king didn't vote for either and
he's conservative best friends with uh
trump
how can i vote for be a new yorker and
vote to get rid of that tax decrease and
even keep my seat again
so that's one number two i don't know
why she isn't for the wall
i don't know why she didn't support uh
that uh
that that blows me away but i wouldn't
be surprised if you look at the big
picture
i just think this is such an easy
description and people are pretending
they can't figure it out
when you're a leader when you become a
captain of a team
and you might be a critic on the outside
once you make the team you play a role
once you're a captain of the team
your job is to lead lead with the
mission the coach gives you
it's not up to you to ad-lib and say
yeah my coach told me to do this but you
know what i'm for i'm not against that i
think we should be attacking one oh
you're the captain
you're the voice of the coach with the
players you got to lead she
liz cheney was not leading she was just
doing her thing which is stay in the
caucus
but you can't be one of the three so
many interesting things you just said
let me see if i can remember and go
through them
first i understand what you talked about
when it comes to political realities you
have to reflect
your district at the same time you do
have to lead and you have to be a
principled person
but i understand that elise stefanik
probably had to vote more moderately
than maybe her principles let her
because of the district that she's in i
get that i also get what you said about
her migration or evolution to president
trump
that happened for a lot of us and i will
count myself among them
gutfeld is probably the best example he
was the biggest critic and then he later
just said well i
kind of i get it now yeah and i i will
admit my own mistakes on some of my
early
perceptions and impressions of president
trump pete hegseth too
i think any honest person can look at it
and say listen i haven't always been
there but i'm here now some of us out
there were always there but the point is
be honest with the audience about your
points of view
and how they may or may not have changed
over time so i get what you're saying
but i still go into elise stefanik and i
would tell her this should she appear on
fox and friends
somewhat skeptic she will and i will
approach hers with some level of
appropriate skepticism about
what kind of principles are guiding her
now let's go to your analogy with the
team leader
and this is a this is a struggle for me
brian i'm going to be real with you
you know one of the things i love about
tom brady is he does an ad lib he
doesn't draw up plays in the dirt he
executes the play called by bill
belichick and josh mcdaniels the
offensive coordinator there's a famous
story and i've talked about it a lot on
the will kane podcast
but early in tom brady's career brian he
took
like a 20-yard pass he completed it wide
open receiver
and charlie weiss then the offensive
coordinator of the new england patriots
blew the whistle stopped practice and
said what the hell did you just do brady
and he goes well i hit the open receiver
he said the play called for a 10 yard
out to that receiver the x receiver not
to the y
receiver that you just threw it too he
goes but he was open for a bigger gain
and weiss took off the whistle threw it
at brady
and handed him the clipboard and said if
you want to be the offensive coordinator
then you be the offensive coordinator
he said in my offense you take the
profit you take the play as it's laid
out and i got that
it's truly what makes brady great as
opposed to a guy like aaron rodgers who
in my estimation is incredibly talented
but doesn't live up to his talents when
it comes to championships and
accomplishments
so i get what you're saying you can't be
a maverick
and a leader at the same time you can't
only look out for yourself
while trying to lead a team but let me
just say this brian and this isn't about
liz cheney because i don't care about
liz cheney
i think we've got inflation i think
there's a gas shortage i think there's a
war on the
warriors yeah they're doing liz cheney
because they want an excuse to talk
about president trump
republican leadership is not in the top
10 list of things that are affecting
everyday americans i don't care
about liz cheney but what i do want to
say to you is i i think that leadership
requires a balance between serving the
interest of the team
and being a principled leader right and
i want to see politicians that can
manage that balance and what they would
do if she is effective
is uh hey steve scalise uh kevin i need
to speak to you
before we go forward this is my point of
view on this you might want to rethink
this you might want to take your
take a beat here if we go forward and
just blow up this infrastructure offer
for example
uh right away we're gonna look like the
bad guys let's let them look for the bad
guys that's leadership in the huddle
you don't do you know i was just talking
to kevin mccarthy you didn't seem to
want to listen
that's bad leadership yeah if so that so
look not to belabor the sports analogies
but i don't apologize i love sports
that's the quarterback going to the
media in the locker room instead of a
private message with the coach or
whoever played
the problem with the coach fire yeah
it's airing your problems directly
to the reporter by the way that's
something that ben roethlisberger for
example has been accused of not the best
form of leadership
okay so uh i don't want to talk a lot
about uh republican fracture without
talking about the democratic fracture
if you i think it's comical the fact
that people say well you know these
republicans i feel so bad
america needs a strong second republican
party don't worry about it you're about
to lose the house
and there's an excellent chance that uh
rick scott is going to mount the type of
candidates that could get you back to
senate
so don't be don't feign so much concern
for the republican party for the
democrats
i'm watching the squad come out against
president biden
on his green plan on his uh on giving up
on infrastructure
and not putting green involved i don't
know people are covering those press
conferences
and the squad seems very pro-palestinian
hamas
and on fairly benign language in support
of israel the squad doesn't even want
that coming from joe biden look
mainstream media democratic party you
can now take
your obsession with president trump and
dragging out and ringing january 6 for
every
political drop of juice you can get you
can take that
and ride it all the way to a 2022 defeat
because you will take it and shove it
because what's going on in america right
now are real problems
and by the way america is standing back
up
to this nonsense peddled by the left in
the mainstream media watch school
districts across this country from
loudoun county virginia which you did
last night
on your 7pm show all the way up to south
lake texas where
people are standing i'm going you know
what no you're not going to teach my
kids to be racist
i'm not going to allow that that doesn't
get in our school district and we're
voting you out
those school board members are a canary
in the coal mine for the democratic
party for 2022.
it's going to be uh certainly going to
be interesting education is
is a way to go i i do worry
i worry about black leaders not taking
the stand
the professor from brown that joined me
last night we were so good with him by
the way i was so jealous i'm hosting the
7pm primetime
next week i missed the bret bayer um liz
cheney interview because my appointment
viewing started at about 6
50 in time for brian kilmeade on the
seven show which would you have do you
set your clock on your watch do you
well allison's given me a schedule so i
know where you where are your times
yeah and so allison doesn't know where i
am at all times because i know you're
lying well you're in the building most
of the time
that's true yeah oh what else can i say
so no i watched you last night and i
truly i'm hosting it next week and i had
sent them i said i want to have glenn
lowry on glenn lowry is an amazing voice
he's the professor from brown university
you just got a great podcast if you
missed it listen
this man is independent he's brilliant
and he understands race relations in the
united states of america and last night
i was watching and there you had him on
which means i probably don't get to have
him on next week
but great idea by you booking him and
great interview right well thanks he's
from
south side chicago one you know was not
going to go to college ends up going to
a junior college working his way up
uh to making academics his life and he
just said
basically the message is yeah we're not
perfect but
this is my country yeah and look at the
progress we made in the last hundred
years we fought a war to do it and the
lincoln did free the slaves and we did
have jim crow
and there were huge problems and we
needed the jackie robinson
and my country got better yes
and is getting better and it's still the
place i want to be what i find so
amazing
from the don lemons on down is uh when
don lemon came out and said tim scott
let down his people
i'm thinking to myself let down his
people who are his people aren't his
people americans
you know that is so racist don't let
that be called
anything but what it is that is racism
coming from the lips
of a cnn peacock that right there is
someone telling you that if you are of a
certain skin color then you must
maintain a certain school of thought
your thoughts maybe your heart are
dictated by the shallowness of your skin
that's what don lemon is saying and that
by the way is the definition of racism i
don't care
how 2021 tries to change it i know i'm
getting fired up about this brian
because this is core to who i am
you are an individual as a man right
kill me and i will judge you i'm not
italian irish
i mean you asked me where i'm from i
said yeah my my fa my mom was irish
excuse me italian my dad was irish
why does that matter it doesn't i will
not judge you as an italian
irish-american i will judge you as brian
kilmeade who either lives up to
principles and his actions and his
charity
and whoever he is is a man of character
or i will judge you harshly for those
exact same metrics it'll have nothing to
do
with the shallowness of your heritage or
your skin color
or or of my personality well that's
easier for me to judge
god thank you for and it's there so
here's who disagrees with you
her name is jen saki the p is silent cut
45.
senator tom cotton says the nation's
wealthiest colleges
are indoctrinating young people with
what he calls
un-american ideas he is proposing a new
tax
targeting the largest private endowments
he says it would raise two million
dollars a year i wonder does the
president believe that
our largest uh our wealthiest schools
are indoctrinating our youth with
un-american ideas and would he support
such a tax is it a good idea
now you've intrigued me what are the
un-american ideas that are
indoctrinating our youth the legislation
doesn't lay out the precise
oh he's not specific about the
indoctrination by leaders from
universities
without much detail of where he thinks
our youth are being indoctrinated it
sounds very mysterious and dangerous
that
although i don't think that i don't
think we would think we believe
that uh educating uh the youth and next
then leaders of
the future leaders of the country on
systemic racism is
indoctrination that's actually
responsible so i can help jinsaki fill
in the blanks
it's indoctrinating them via the 1619
project
it's indoctrinating them through
critical race theory that name by the
way doesn't really communicate to people
what's really going on it's
state-sponsored
racism that's the indoctrination we
won't stand for
yeah uh jinsaki doesn't agree with me
once again by the way
i said to them today hey i really want
tom cotton on next week on this bill
to defund colleges and their endowments
if they're teaching this kind of
indoctrination they're like ah
brian did it already yeah god i gotta
quit following brian
uh brian i like the idea i think
republicans start fighting back and this
by the way is the same thing that
republicans in florida are doing when
they say we're going to defund the ncaa
if they start boycotting states over for
example transgender bills
i don't think our tax dollars should be
going to things that are clearly
not just wrong but abhorrent uh
absolutely
i this is is there anything good that
came out of the pandemic well one is
a lot of the parents are looking over
the shoulder of their kids and they're
saying what did you just learn what did
i just overhear as i walk by your
classroom listen to your teacher speak
what homework are you doing now can you
explain this to me
and they're going to these parent these
meetings now the board of education
meetings and we're seeing the video
my hope is that democrats and i
i've been a little bit of an idealist
are just as upset as rep
as republicans and it doesn't cut on
party lines
that is my home but you know that's not
true i mean democrats have embraced this
critical race theory they've embraced
this kind of ideology for quite some
time
and they're leaning full into it look i
don't think that's a point
that's not a partisan point if the
republican party were behind these exact
same ideas i would
jettison the republican party in a
heartbeat because i believe in
individuals
not in racism i went on brian kilmeade i
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