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Newt Gingrich

Newt Gingrich

Former Speaker of the United States House of RepresentativesWikipedia

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Nov 9, 2026

Gary McNamaraHOST
58:50
He is Eric Harley and I'm Gary McNamara.
Gary McNamaraHOST
58:52
Looking at what Newt Gingrich said over the weekend about why the GOP lost the midterms.
Gary McNamaraHOST
58:58
They got in their heads that money could replace arguments.
Gary McNamaraHOST
59:01
That you don't have to communicate and you don't have to listen to the American people.
Eric HarleyHOST
62:39
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Eric HarleyHOST
62:44
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Gary McNamaraHOST
62:51
You know, we were mentioning Newt Gingrich before.
Gary McNamaraHOST
62:53
Yeah.
Eric HarleyHOST
26:32
And then it was, let's just ignore it and let's just wonder.
Eric HarleyHOST
26:36
I mean, the dumbest thing, and by the way, Larry Kudlow was, and we played him earlier when he was on with Newt Gingrich because he was saying the same thing to Newt Gingrich.
Eric HarleyHOST
26:45
But the economy is great.
Eric HarleyHOST
26:46
And this goes, well, then you've got to ask yourself, what are you missing? Right.
David McCullaghHOST
7:39
I mean, I guess there is a danger of overplaying their hand.
David McCullaghHOST
7:42
I mean, I think back to Newt Gingrich in 1994 and there was the contract with America and he completely refrained botched it by forcing a government shutdown and got all the blame to the benefit of Bill Clinton.
David McCullaghHOST
7:53
Is there a danger that Democrats just mess it up? And we are fully capable of
Brett BruenGUEST
7:57
that.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:11
You want to believe that it's only Republicans that compromise, which is ridiculous.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:16
So when Bill Clinton was in office, he didn't have to cater to Newt Gingrich.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:21
He didn't have to deal with Newt Gingrich.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:24
Well, what did Bill Clinton do? No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:28
Just please, just please answer the question.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:30
Did he have to deal with Newt Gingrich and the Republican agenda? Yes or no? He did.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:38
Okay, so there goes that point.
Dominic CarterHOST
31:40
Out
Hugh HewittHOST
21:10
But you're Larry Arnn.
Hugh HewittHOST
21:12
Who do you think makes for a good minority leader in the House, like Newt Gingrich was?
Larry ArnnGUEST
21:16
Well, I know and like Jim Jordan, and I don't know the others.
Larry ArnnGUEST
21:22
I know Jim Jordan actually better than I know Mike Johnson, but I do know him, and I like him too.
Hugh HewittHOST
20:37
But you're Larry Arnn.
Hugh HewittHOST
20:38
Who do you think makes for a good minority leader in the House? Like Newt Gingrich was.
Larry ArnnGUEST
20:43
Well.
Larry ArnnGUEST
20:44
I know and like Jim Jordan and I don't know the others.
Jim HammondHOST
29:04
Clinton in 94 lost both the House and the Senate.
Jim HammondHOST
29:10
And you remember Newt Gingrich? Yeah.
Jim HammondHOST
29:14
And we were all excited.
Jim HammondHOST
29:15
Look, we got the House and the Senate.
Anthony CumiaHOST
67:44
hinged on them keeping it in their pants.
Anthony CumiaHOST
67:48
Here's you have a Bob Livingston, Bob Livingston, a Republican U.S. representative from Louisiana, chosen as the next speaker of the House after Newt Gingrich resigned in 1998.
Anthony CumiaHOST
68:00
Livingston was forced to admit extramarital affairs after.
Anthony CumiaHOST
68:04
Now, get this hustler publisher, Larry Flint, solicited information that During the House debate on Clinton impeachment, Livingston announced that he would not become Speaker and would resign from Congress.
Dick MorrisHOST
2:55
And here I want to say that Medicare is the comeback issue.
Dick MorrisHOST
3:00
As it was in 1994 after the Republicans wiped out Victory by Gingrich and Locke, the comeback issue The comeback issue the now-defeated Republican president can use to recover will be Medicare, preserving it in the face of Democratic demands to extend coverage to all over- or under-65 citizens and illegal immigrants alike.
Dick MorrisHOST
3:27
In 1994, as in 2026, an incumbent president lost both houses of Congress, and his prospects for the future looked dim.
Dick MorrisHOST
3:37
But as in 1994, the then victorious Republicans overreached badly in proposing major changes in Medicare.

41 MINS LATER

Dick MorrisHOST
44:47
republicans play the blame game after defeat Republicans have turned on each other, pointing fingers and fighting over what is next for the party after the midterm debacle.
Dick MorrisHOST
44:59
Some of the party's leading voices are brawling over the political future of Vice President J.D. Vance, once considered the heir apparent to the now shattered Trump-MAGA coalition.
Dick MorrisHOST
45:13
If the administration, Newt Gingrich said, if the administration won a big victory, Vance would have an enormous argument to be the inevitable nominee.
Dick MorrisHOST
45:24
Now, with this go-slow strategy blowing up in Iran, a good bit of luster has come off the boom.
AsmongoldHOST
15:29
Like, all of the Republican aristocracy and all of the conventional wisdom and all of the established figures are just like, we don't even think about who they are anymore.
AsmongoldHOST
15:43
Who the fuck thinks about what Paul Ryan or Newt Gingrich or what Mitt Romney think about something anymore? Like, they just don't even exist.
AsmongoldHOST
15:54
When was the last time you ever heard something from Jeb Bush? actually fucking gommage them out they just got deleted is really was impressive
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:09
a tv star a president how many lifetimes would you need to accomplish just one of those that was not let alone all three if he's a loser what are you generational wrong what have you done with your life

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