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Endorsing today with you and with all of your viewers is that. >> tucker: okay. >> discrimination is alive and well for women in this country. >> tucker: in the form of the hijab, for example, just to name one. >> no. >> tucker: this is so lunatic i cant go on. >> in the workplace. what we need to do is end sexual harassment in the workplace. >> tucker: and the hijab, too. >> close the wage gap. and if those women can do that while wearing a hijab, more power to them. and i will be there with th...

Through it, but the pages for soaked together. >> its just soggy to the point where i tried to look through it, pages were still sticking together. >> days later, rick could separate a few pages, but was still frustrated. >> it was the third time and i was thinking, if i dont find something now, im out of luck. >> the third time was the charm. >> i was able to find stuck all the way down in the binding of the book, an automobile insurance card with a name. >> by now, his working days had turned ...

In the coverup. he puts himself at legal jeopardy and keep in mind, not only did mcgahn resign, deputy attorney general rosenstein would have to resign because he wasnt going to fire mueller and put in associate attorney general rachel brant who is an up standing person. >> a lot of people fired. >> you think it would have gone through the entire thing? >> absolutely. like the saturday night massacre 2.0 squared. >> one thing that jumped out from the mcgahn story in terms of ways of binding this...

Jeopardy and keep in mind, not only did mcgahn resign, deputy attorney general rosenstein would have to resign because he wasnt going to fire mueller and put in associate attorney general rachel brant who is an up standing person. >> a lot of people fired. >> you think it would have gone through the entire thing? >> absolutely. like the saturday night massacre 2.0 squared. >> one thing that jumped out from the mcgahn story in terms of ways of binding this situation is mcgahn threat to quit and i...

In watergate, he wasnt going to be part of that john dean went to prison because he was involved in the cover up. he didnt want to be part of that put himself at legal jeopardy. now, deputy general rosenstein would have resigned, he wasnt going to fire mueller. and strump would have had a lot of people fired. >> you think it would have gone through a lot of people -- >> like the saturday night massacre 2.0 squared. >> one thing that jumped out from the mcgan story here, in sortd of ways of bindi...

Humans but the director of the team which carried out this experiment in this breakthrough says they have no intentions of moving in the direction of cloning human beings but how can we be social once the genie is out of the bottle whos to say some b.s. one do it well im sure that im sure that they have no intentions necessarily of doing that but as you say the genie is now out of the bottle theyve published this protocol that so people are going to are going to be able to do it we know once you...

Rosenberg, former senior justice official, former fbi chief of staff. thank you for joining us. theres so many going on. >> my pleasure rachel. >> the president surprised everybody tonight told reporters hes happy to testify under oath to the special counsel. his lawyers appear to be freaking out about the presidents remarks trying to say thats not what the president meant. are they right to be concerned? is a statement like that binding from the president? might that short circuit conversations...

Three-day republican retreat that takes them away from washington, and that really leaves them only about six governing days to write a new spending bill. that logically means they will probably have to do another short-term spending bill, which is precisely the thing they said they didnt want to do. whats really interesting here, though, is the way mcconnell set up this agreement is that they cant shut down the government if they want to have a vote on immigration. so there is a little bit of b...

Then the house says, not here. >> thats absolutely a danger. the thing to keep in mind, yes, the deadline they have set up is february 8th. but between now and february 8th is the state of the union and a three-day republican retreat that takes them away from washington, and that really leaves them only about six governing days to write a new spending bill. that logically means they will probably have to do another short-term spending bill, which is precisely the thing they said they didnt want ...

Is precisely the thing they said they didnt want to do. whats really interesting here, though, is the way mcconnell set up this agreement is that they cant shut down the government if they want to have a vote on immigration. so there is a little bit of binding here for democrats. there is an incentive to keep the government open, but there really isnt such a thing over in the house, and the only way the house is going to pick up something that passes the senate is if they have a sense that the w...