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Of people cheering for him. again, when people say, oh, is he going to win again? no. theres so much scar tissue. i just dont know house of representatives he gets to 46, 47, 48% because of all of his self-inflicted wounds. >> well, the way he does it, of course, is to make this a binary choice, to hope that the democrats put up somebody who is scarier than in fact he is. this is really joe bidens secret formula here. his return to normalcy. theres no drama there. hes a known quantity. i think t...

First, lets get to laura jarrett for more on what barr is saying. is there any other way to interpret this talk about how well the prosecutor has to make a decision on obstruction as a shot directly at the special counsel robert mueller? >> no, i think that shot is pretty clear. he took it actually weeks ago during his congressional testimony, making it clear that you really, prosecutors are supposed to make a binary choice, thumbs up or thumbs down, and robert mueller failed in that regard. the...

In many ways, the democratic leadership in the house caved into this type of pressure to weeks ago and they wouldnt initiate the denunciation of what congressman omar said without linking with every other group in the world. people like chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, they certainly are not anti-israel and they are not anti-jewish. obviously. but i think there is a wing of the party which is putting pressure on these candidates who are going to be running in primaries. and i think its shameful. ...

His speaking there, and their attendance. >> i think its fine because it was his position at the time. >> harris: then is it really a binary choice, antjuan? >> harris, let me see the stupid peoples positions can evolve and change. the joe biden that spoke then, maybe his posture has changed. >> harris: kelsey, what does this do politically leading up to 2020 on this issue? >> first off, it gives a chance to highlight the position with israel and pull some americans who would have stayed home in...

The risk and the risk the business is the risk of a new deal of credit we dont want to come up something that would that would do that and and i think thats where it came from you know you say that this just shows that help a little you know london understands brussels how is that possible that the u.k. . has been a member of the the european community the e.u. since the one nine hundred seventy s. how can you be in the same club for so long and still be strangers i think its an institutional th...

Kentucky. jedediah: thats going to be huge. im curious from viewers at home, foxnews.com, what do you think of these pivotal issue? should president trump put the economy front and center? should he be talking about immigration front and center? what would be a winning issue for him and what do you think about the what democrats are talking about. steve: supreme court. jedediah: supreme court and long-term abortion. advocating for it by the way. brian: guaranteed being paid not to work. these ar...

President from office. explain that. >> well, david is right to speak about polarization. it gives us a framework and divisions in our society that we ought to put this debate in a rule-bound process where the evidence can be aired and witnesses cross examined. it in the ascension of that kind of debate which is feuding it. certainly, impeachment would be a contentious process. but it gives us some benefits and its important to take those benefits equally seriously. most importantly with a socie...

Systems, places like north korea where they can sell these weapons. i think im at five already. but can i give you a list of threats that we can effect change on that will make a difference for the security of the american people. brian: goes to show you how different this country is going to be if a democrat wins. steve: its a binary choice. very clear what the democrats stand for and what the republicans stand for. slates josh voorhies writes regarding beto orourke of all the candidates he bri...

Putting forward a positive message on the economy or health care. and it will just be a very interesting contrast with the trump campaign which as weve seen already is doubling down on a very fear-based, very negative message trying to paint democrats as socialists and now anti-israel. >> whats interesting, the reporting out in the washington post about what republicans are doing to take it to democrats come 2020. you say a 10-person war room has been working to document positions on the green n...

You will always get honesty from me, and he paused, and then he said, honest loyalty, as if he was proposing some compromise or a deal. >> this is classic kind of criminal enterprise behavior, right. you have a strong leader who rules by force of will and personality, who demands unquestioned loyalty from those people around him. >> which do you think is more important, loyalty or the truth? >> i dont think its a binary choice. >> this week senators vote on a resolution to nullify president trum...