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Actually get it passed given so many are saying theyll vote no? >> reporter: well, quite simply, rosemary, the arithmetic at westminster is not in her favor. its looking increasingly unlikely that she will be able to get this passed parliament. perhaps thats why were seeing theresa may now engaged in a big p.r. push to go over the heads of her cabinet, over the heads of lawmakers to try and solell this directly to the british people telling them this deal will pave the way for a brighter future ...

Or a divorce from the saudis, but we have to hold them to account for this. there are sanctions that have been imposed and i suspect there will be additional sanctions or consequences imposed by congress on the war in yemen or elsewhere. i think that its not that simple of a binary choice. the president should not simplify this relationship to one of just arm sales and oil. >> two days ago he took that side with all the exclamation points, and it was yesterday he thanked saudi for low oil prices...

Way. >> rebecca it seems that this cant be a binary choice. it is not the saudis are the iranians. if something does something bad, even if they are our friends, but we need to do something saying that this has to be scarcely dealt with? a systematic murder of journalist, that is pretty serious. >> the president actually is being prudent here. it is not a binary choice. we have sanctions, 17 saudis. they have identified is responsible for his death. the president has decided that we have to look...

Continuing to fight against the jihadists and isis is the right thing to do. the investigation should be separate from politics and go all the way. >> mike: rebecca, it seems that this cant be a binary choice. it is not the saudis are the iranians. if someone does something bad, even if they are our friends, we need to do something saying that this has to be seriously dealt with? a systematic murder of journalist, that is pretty serious. >> the president actually is being prudent here. it is not...

No sense of i can use the democratic majority to be more pragmatic and he talks about it in interviews, the president believes that what he does works and he doesnt believe there has been a political cost to it, so thats the next debate in american politics as we approach 2020, is will the country decide on a national level with a binary choice that the kind of politics the president practices is not the kind of politics they want. >> what does it mean for decorum? the burning question, rachel s...

Referendum was a binary choice was winston churchill said a majority of is enough. i voted to leave im not going to lie but right now i would stay we need to fight the fact that. the difficult compromises havent united the two sides of the debate on the country breaks it is in remain assumed to be further apart than ever but on one thing they do agree this is not the deal they want for their country. our barbara we heard there this is not the deal they want for their country what exactly do peop...

Referendum was a binary choice was winston churchill said a majority of is enough. i voted to leave im not going to lie but right now i would stay we need to fight the bricks that. the difficult compromises havent united the two sides have to be paid on the country great citizen remain assumed to be further apart than ever but on one thing they do agree this is not the deal they want for their country. so the tears and remain are is both on a happy bear giteau what are the main problems that peo...

Crumbling five ministers resigned from my government this morning saying they couldnt support the agreement between london and brussels one of the five who quit was the minister responsible for bracks it dominic robb who said the deal was a very real threat to the integrity of the u.k. now hardline. jacob reese mog move to try to force theresa may from office through a no confidence first reaction and analysis from london in brussels in just a moment first here is the prime minister defending th...

Governors race last year when the polls did not capture democratic enthusiasm and only had the governor winning by three or four points going into election day. he won by nine points because, again, you are putting up the modeling. they could not accurately track these levels of democratic enthusiasm, especially in high-income suburbs. voters were coming out against president trump in a state race in an off year. >> i think one of the lessons of 2016 is there is sometimes in life when you have b...

Huh-uh. we know what to do about that. vote. >> so the democrats are closing on the character of the country, and the leader of the republican party on race baiting and lies. tonight, well have the voters verdict. here to render their verdict, some of our favorite reporters and friends. with us from the "washington post," national political reporter, moderator of "washington week" robert costa. joining us on set, jim messina, former white house deputy chief of staff under president obama and on ...