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Co-sponsor joining ben rayluhan. joining me is colin reed former campaign manager for scott brown and a commentary editor at the washington examiner. tim, when i saw this i thought back to the midterms when the democrats lost the house and now theyre for medicare for all which is bigger. >> its taking away the health care plans people have. thats why obama had to spend time promising it wouldnt happen and did to a lot of people. medicare for all would do it to many and bernie sanders and many ad...

Joining us now, commentary editor for the washington editor and visiting fellow at the american enterprise substitute, tim carney. heres with his latest piece entielted its time to create a conservative eco system that doesnt welcome racists. he writes liberal commentators will always say conservatives are just a bunch of racists. this is a lie, but conservatives need to do a better job convincing the racists that its a lie. a hand full of conservatives including quietly influential figures in i...

Candidates. if you think this president is an existential threat to what this country stands for, how do you not put all your resorurces in going after him. >> kate payne, eastern iowa reporter for iowa public radio and co-host of the podcast "caucus land," and commentary editor. joel, to you first. what do you think about this reset for beto? >> look, i think it makes plenty of sense, and i think the advantage here, and advantage is a tough word to use given the circumstances that his hometown ...

Minutes. "the new york times" reports one guard was not even a correctional officer and one guard worked 80 hours that week and the other was a volunteer. the union blames epsteins death on systemic understaffing by the bureau of prisons. >> bill: bryan llenas working the story in new york. >> sandra: and theres an investigation into epsteins death with many demanding answers from the acting director of the bureau of prisons saying any victims of mr. epsteins actions will be forever denied prope...

With us last hour. the white house telling the house judiciary committee it will not comply with its request calling it an attempt of a do over of the mueller probe. lets bring in our a-team this morning, jessica tarlov a fox news contributor, lisa boothe, fox news contributor and tim carney, "washington examiner" commentary editor. what about that? the white house is saying you dont get a do over on the mueller investigation and democrats obviously arent happy with what mr. mueller came up with...

Commentary editor and writer for the "washington examiner." thank you both for being here on a saturday night on a holiday. kelly jane, lets start with you. lawmakers are at home. some are on vacation. president trump keeps blaming democrats for the shutdown, saying essentially its too bad but necessary to keep our country safe. you know, at the end of the day, its easy to forget that there are actual human beings that are hurt by this on many different levels. do you think that is lost a little...

Well have much more on that story in just a few moments. first, the trump media blitz, two more rallies this weekend makes four. count them, four for the week. add in the last minute white house events, the fox news interviews, and the occasional kanye west oval office rants ant superman and alternative universes ask you have a republican messaging machine no longer focused on the unifying aspects of brett kavanaugh. today the limelight now firmly back on the president himself. here to talk abou...

Hamptons on fridays. and washington anchor for bbc news world news america, katty kay. and joining the conversation, we have white house correspondent for pbs news hour. and also columnist for the "new york times" brett stevens as well as commentary editor for the "washington examiner" and a visiting fellow at the american enterprise institute tim carney. so, lets talk about what we just heard. brett stevens, obviously, you have a balancing act for an awful lot of people that work for this white...

Welcome back to "morning joe." joining us now, commentary editor for "the washington examiner," tim carney. author and nbc news political news analyst, arnan giardadis. "the economist" new issue asks the question, whats become of the republican party. good to have you all here with us. john, you posed the question on the cover "the economist," so ill ask you -- how different is the republican party today than say two or three years ago? >> i think its quite a different party. donald trumps repub...

>> only extras. you understand that. only extras. thats all were talking about. these are people at the highest levels of professionals. i would. for additoina l training. thank you, thanks, guys, thank you very much. >> and that is president trump responding to some shouted questions there at the conclusion of his meeting with state and local law enforcement officials. asked again about his view, that part of dealing with this crisis may be to arm some teachers in schools. the president saying ...