here, we have south carolinian until most david mcintosh who says as a great example. here he is writing in his journal a little bit later. our first inclination was to stay with my command and share their faith function convinced me my first and only duty was to my country. and, as long as that could be of service, as long as i could be of service to her, i should avoid surrender. so, unable to witness what he described as the spectacle of surrender and he and seven others selected a ravine, and protected by woods for their escape, they ripped off their badges of rank, disguised their uniforms as much as possible. cut through a swamp, leaving the forces with them for several miles before forcing a black man to guide them southwest. they would make their way south, hoping to meet up with johnson's army and continue the war. a fair number of calvary men had escaped the union court on april 9. recognizing, here is one of these great maps by the civil war trust. thank you to the transfer all of the work that they do. recognizing his uncle had be forced to --, along with m

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mcintosh, thanks for coming on this one, we start with you. this is a very interesting proposal from a former hard-nosed prosecutor, wouldn't you say? >> i think your theory is correct, another example of how far left aoc and the progressives are pooling the presidential candidates, first bernie signed up for this, joe biden, very far left when he adopted cortez's environmental policies and kamala harris offering essentially to sign up former prisoners for welfare rather than trying to get them a job so they can in their own house and make it on their own. >> the far left doesn't really like prosecutors. does kamala need something like this to make her a better candidate? >> it's not about kamala harris, it is about trying to right the wrong of the crime bill from the 90s. they should be front and center with this. this is deeper than ex-cons who are trying to get welfare. this is about housing discrimination for those who cannot get apartments, these are personal friends of mine, anton samuels from oklahoma city talked about this, clifford jo

david: david mcintosh, always a pleasure. we are going to be able to ask the man himself, national economic council director larry kudlow. he's going to join us to talk jobs, china trade and a whole lot more coming up in about 45 minutes from now. >>> now to the markets. we are close to an all-time high. come in, rebecca walser. how long do you think this economic boom is going to happen? >> well, you know, this was great news this morning. like you said, 335,000 people back into labor force, 224,000 jobs added. we have just had a phenomenal report all the way around. i discount the tick up in unemployment rate because obviously all the people back into the labor market so you know, it's ironic of course, like we have been talking about, where normally we get a great jobs report and the market would have a great reaction. now they're saying gosh, we're not going to get the rate cut that maybe we expected in july and that's obviously making the market go down slightly this morning. so you know, it's crazy. we get great news an

want to bring back david mcintosh, club for growth. obviously you mentioned early on you didn't like the budget deal. i lost track, to be quite frank with you, how many times the debt ceiling has been raised under both administrations. it feels like the political narrative always wins out over the financial narrative. federal workers who can't feed their families or pay their mortgages. how would you, if you were really in office, how could you go about this? >> so the key here are the senate majority in the republican side. it's a negotiation between republicans, democrats and the administration, and mitch mcconnell and his leadership team basically gave into the democrat demands for higher spending. the president had tried through omb to put the brakes on that but he then ended up sending mnuchin down who i think just doesn't understand how to negotiate with congress, and they came up with a very bad deal. the real way is to just start pointing sunshine essentially on some of the unneeded spending. charles: with all due respect, we h

with us, a good conversation with the gentleman from yale and chicago law, david mcintosh. wonderful to have you with us. nation?rized is this i love what peggy noonan said, field of dreams, it is iowa or indiana. how polarized are we? rep. mcintosh: we are terribly polarized. i was downtown at the celebration last night and in a group of liberal democrats and conservative republicans, and everyone was enjoying the fact that we were celebrating our country. outside of washington and the political bubble, there is a lot more that unites us. tom: there is a political bubble. admirals and generals did not show up to what was clearly a political event. the president has a core group. within the club for growth, how does he expand his core audience as he goes to the next election? david: the key is economic performance, and as long as you are seeing growth in the economy, job security and creation continuing, i think you will see him go beyond that core group of hard-core conservatives, to more independent, really people living in the suburbs that did not support republicans in

. >> and david mcintosh, who is now a president of the club for growth how much of the interview did you see? you've already been railing off-camera about it. your favorite thing was only believe things that come out of president trump's mouth. >> don't believe the "wall street journal". >> i would have made "the new york times," but don't believe the ball strewall street jourm. >> just let me kind of set the context. we need certainty, which is why i've been absolutely bullish on getting the usmca passed i think the one thing i agree with peter navarro is lighthizer has built great relationships within the democratic party and everybody should be thrilled that he's on the ground doing the hard work of building those relationships, responding to concerns i hear good things coming out of that so joe, i heard you being much more pessimistic about passing the usmca. i don't think we should be overly optimistic, but i think we ought to give this a shot because of the work that lighthizer and pelosi -- >> she's doing everything she can to prove me wrong. that worked really well. >> full d

joining us now, jess mcintosh, david shalian, and bianna. if one year ago i had told you in the second quarter pete buttigieg would raise $25 million, if i had told the average american. they would say wow and then they would say who. >> that's exactly right, john. this is just an eye popping number. and not only as you said does it cement his status in the top tier, but what it really does here is guarantees his longevity in this race. he may not be sitting atop the polls right now. but when you have a number like this and by the way, i think they've got $22 million cash on hand. so a lot of that money that they're raising is actually in the bank there. and able to be used. this guarantees that this is a candidate not going anywhere. he's going to have the ability to fund the organization that they're building as the votes begin. as for all candidates, rules still apply. you've got to start winning some contests as the look at viability. but pete buttigieg out of nowhere is going nowhere out of this race any time soon. >> and jess, you were