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Roulette. it is so messy. of [laughter] its a holiday tradition at the house. it would you going to do. of 20% of the response says that often leads to bad behavior in the most common being people quitting when they are losing. arguing, accusing each other of cheating. 11% said they would have seen physical fights break out. im at a photosensitive version could bring the game back into rotation >> you won second prize in a beauty contest. >> never included virtue signaling until now. >> recycle ...

Different options to re-up a january 6th investigation in the house. which of the four options is most attractive to you? >> well, always troubling to me is that somebody is immediately reporting what happens in caucus. i dont speak outside of caucus. but certainly, what i have been really arguing for and -- and thats not a mystery. and of course, the speaker is arguing for it, too. is that i hope representative schumer, leader schumer, will be able to bring up the independent commission, again....

Whether its dr. seuss or whatever stokes the outrage for your fundraising. whatever you are outraged about today wont matter when you cant get your heart medicine when the country has failed, and you are going to look back and say, my goodness, i got really outraged about nothing. >> well, also, i mean, for those who are, you know, worried about who is making these arguments and where their politics is, we, as a country, as a functioning democracy, we need two functioning-political parties. at t...

No mistake, next generation warfare is here. which brings me back to reality winner. her family hoped president trump would commute her sentence. they penned an op-ed arguing she deserved a presidential parredion from joe biden. theres no sign of that happening. but this young veteran, the war on terror, issued an early warning on this new transnational threat in a time when some people in power wanted to downplay its impact on our democracy. thats a definition of the public interest. and it hel...

White house and president trump should be moved back in. >> so of note here, sidney powell is at this moment being sued for defamation to the tune of $1.3 billion, and you cant make this up because her legal team is arguing, quote, no reasonable person would believe her lies about the election. that said, a lot of people, whether you think its reasonable or not, do believe it. how coordinated is it considering were hearing the former president saying it, were hearing it at a conference like this...

Said. >> what we are looking at today is $928 billion package over eight years. it sticks to the cower infrastructure features that we talked to initially. its a serious effort to try to reach a bipartisan agreement. >> two important pieces here, of course. they are talking about core infrastructure, roads, bridges, highways. those are the kinds of items they want to focus on. thats a little different than where the president and white house and democrats on capitol hill have been. its also wort...

Yeah, this was obstruction, right? >> exactly. what the prior justice department under attorney general barr was arguing was that they had given advice to the attorney general not to pursue prosecution for the former president for obstruction. and so now what they are arguing is that some parts of that memo can be released, but some parts of it have to be advice the lawyers can give to the attorney general that deponeont get out the public view. >> in addition to this, don mcgahn will now testif...

Schumer loses this on the senate floor, he gets to turn to joe manchin and say joe, look at this. this is a bipartisan piece of legislation created in a bipartisan traditional way in the house of representatives. and look at what they did, joe manchin, joe, you have to help us change the senate rule on the 60 vote threshold. >> yeah, absolutely. i think that pretty much nails it. if i was advising the democratic -- i would give my two cents worth arguing very strongly, take the bill to the senat...

West to bar fights erupting in the midwest, live in chicago with all of that. >> one of those fights was at a crowded bar in youngstown, ohio. police say that early saturday morning of fight inside of the bar led to a gunfight outside where several groups of people hanging out got caught in the middle. local reporters saw dozens of shell casing on the ground where three people were killed and illusions were injured. in minneapolis, an argument turned deadly when to people started arguing, pulled...

His families almond groves. >> they both wanted to have a family and i think that was the impetus for the acceleration, i guess you would say, of the relationship. >> though debbies big sister wasnt sure what she saw in him. >> he seemed very quiet. very opposite of my sister. >> then before long, comrade arrived and chelsa and savannah. >> i saw at christmas is where we would run around and deliver gifts to everybody and everybody was getting along. definitely some happy memories there. >> but ...