Welcome to the No Spin News Weekend Edition.

All right, so obviously in 1960,

Senator John F. Kennedy was elected president.

And in his term, he cut taxes pretty dramatically,

all right, because he wanted to give more money back to the folks. So the tax withholding

reduced from 18 to 14 percent. And then corporate tax went way down from 52 to 47.

It's still very high, but the corporations

had a lot of different rules.

They didn't have to report a lot of things.

So Kennedy was a tax cutter, he was a populist. You never

get that in the Democratic Party now. Okay, Bill Clinton comes in, he signed the

welfare for work. If you wanted federal welfare, you had to look for a job. And abortion

should be safe and rare, rare, R-A-R-E, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama, as I said, many

social issues. He wanted legal immigration.

He deported more migrants, President Obama did, than any of the president. Now the Democratic platform is, hey, everybody who

snuck in here overstayed their visa, everybody can become a citizen.

So I wanted to know how to happen.

And there's an interesting book coming out,

it's called Polarized by Degrees,

How the Diploma Divide and the Culture War coming out, it's called Polarized by Degrees,

how the diploma dividing and the culture war

transformed American politics by a professor,

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