jobless scrubs on twitter. the only way to escape mockery is to spout left wing trike. these questions are no longer a way to gauge the brain put a trap to respond media coverage. once you violate groupthink, that s a bigger news than the fact that the winner, kara, is a radio chemist and way smarter than the smarmy snot buckets are judging her. maybe that s what s really angering all of these rule tools. with this kara remind people of really?th reality. in reality were all men and women are equal under the law. the law cannot lock in people -w sorry. some people work harder and whine less. kara seems like that type of person, one who wasn t just winning a beauty pageant, but life as well. that just has to drive social justice warriors nuts.
through that golden door. it s going to be huge. they chanted as the dnc cannot lock here up. this isn t just diehard trump supporters. at the end of the day, 70% of americans did not want obamacare, and guess what? we have it. eric: thank you very much. when we return, the latest developments on today s mass shooting in fort lauderdale, we will be right back. if you take medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that s why there s biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere.
released and 27 kept in prison. none of the 32 has been released so they filed appeals to the circuit court of appeals which invalidated the release orders and they asked the court to hear that appeal and they said no. so we are left with a terrific 2008 decision which says habeas corpus basically the government cannot lock you up without evidence against you applies to everyone. no matter who they are or where they are restrained. but when the decision is applied it does not work the way it is supposed to work because they are ordered freed or incarcerated. shepard: after 9/11 attacks there was belief by many who are experts that we may have to change the rules. judge napolitano: yes. shepard: so rather than changing the rules we have decided without deciding to break the rules. judge napolitano: there has been an age old argument and lawyers and law schools and
it is very hard to see a path. at the states. demographics have been the death lock in this primary. so in southern states, mitt romney has not had a real win. florida is the only state that counts as a southern state technically where he won. and rick santorum has not done well in these rust belt states. consistently i felt like, we saw this in 2008 as the process dragged on. it is a bad process. it had nothing to do with the candidates and obviously having been involved in redoing the process, the goal was really to make sure that more people could actually engage in the process which is supposed to be a good thing. i think it is in the constitution about people voting, right? so maggie, just, the point is, somebody cannot lock it up. right? that continues to be the problem. right. that will be the problem for a while. what you ve had in this now, is that super pacs and the romney campaign has bemoaned this. the super pacs has kept them alive.
and the tensions kind of circulated around his inner circle. so there s where we stand right now. there s a lot of talk of maybe mike pompeo stepping into the role of chief of staff if kelly were to resign. a lot of talk about who would be secretary of state if tillerson were to resign. this boils down to the fact that this administration is in turmoil. it s in a lot of trouble, that donald trump cannot lock down his closest advisers, and basically plow forward with his agenda. that s really going to hurt him moving forward if this continues. perry, let me go to you. i want to play bob corker, senator from tennessee, who interestingly enough has emerged as almost a moderating sort of voice about the administration. this is him talking about tillerson, mattis and john kelly and the role he sees them playing in the administration.