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That are exact opposite of what he would want. so when i keep hearing, he would have rather had trump, i think probably not because when i want a strong military, you know she wouldnt have spent the money on the military. but when i want a strong military and i want tremendous energy, were opening up coal, were opening up natural gas, were opening up fracking, all the things that he would hate, but nobody ever mentions that. >> just a couple things there. hes big military, right? most of those t...

That what hillary did actually was not normal. its not normal to set up a private server. its not normal to do a lot of these things. i dont think a lot of people were arguing, oh, a lot of people does this, a lot of people set up a private server. she was extremely criticized for it. >> sanders punished her through the whole campaign for it. even though it was were sick of hearing about your damn e-mails, it was this is not what the democratic party should be about, youve tainted not only your ...

And didnt help them any more on the senate bill. that is what republicans are trying to sell. theyre trying to say that dont trust that cbo score, there is some other story here. >> i dont know what benefits theyre going to come up with ali, but the cost cuts to medicaid are the major sticking point for a lot of these moderate senators who are peeling off. then you have the conservatives who say it doesnt go far enough. i dont see how that fundamentally changes the calculus, and you have to reme...

Youve got thousands of people just miles away from the dmz and the range of naeks missile capabilities. i think anyone would recognize why deterrence is important thats why weve sean the important way of dpon straiting american resolve not to be intimidated. when it comes to putting pressure on pyongyang, sanctions through the united nations, a useful way of expressing global symbolic opposition to what the north has been doing, the idea that that will change the north korean approach i think is...

Medicaid are the major sticking point to a lot of these moderate senators who are peeling off. then you have the conservatives, i dont see how that fundamentally changes the calculus, and you have to remember what happened in the last 24 hours with mitch mcconnell essentially telling this rotary club that we may have to ultimately negotiate with the democrats on shoring these up. that is huge, because all along the republicans have been arguing that is impossible to shore up. that is collapsing ...

The stock market, your 401(k). we have more people -- consumer confidence is up. trump has made people feel good about being an american again. hes made people feel -- -- >> martha: thank you so much. were going to take a quick break. we will be right back. its like nothing youve seen. the power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. but when it comes ...

Remember would take the opportunity to point out when the senators would start fighting over policy, they would say there you go, theres the most elite club in the world arguing and thats what it looks like and thats why washington is corrupt. yet here he is in the same situation where the elitism and the hypocrisy are just on display for all to see. but look, christie is smart. hes a fighter. thats why people liked him. dont count him out. america loves a comeback story. this would be a good on...

Concern so they could control the environment. >> leland: the rioters got to say what they wanted to say but the conservatives did not. >> the camp and us cannot say conservative speakers need to go to the back of the bus, that is not how free speech works but that is essentially with the. this lawsuit is going to stick, these are questions of facts for a judge. >> if the school is able to prove it is a serious threat, they will have support in their position. >> leland: it will probably be argu...

Go to these things in the first place. mike had a piece last week arguing reporters should stop going to the briefings. weve heard jim acosta on cnn say these briefings have become kind of pointless. they are doing it in a few different ways. one is shutting off cameras for a lot of the briefings, right, so youre not getting to see them live. it makes for lousy television. who wants to air the audio on delay. not answering questions about russia. its been more than a month now since they said we...

Are people going to say enough is enough? i think that weve reached that point where people need to say, enough is enough, it doesnt matter what party youre from, what side of the political spectrum youre on, this is just not the kind of information you expect to come from the president of the united states. >> you will be spending more time in the pressroom there at the white house arguing or having to press the points about the press place in asking probetive questions, versus being able to as...