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Now wreaks of political weakness, cant win by himself, couldnt win by himself, needed foreign countries to help him, too weak politically. even weaker than he was three years ago when he seemed to surprise everyone with that victory. to be soliciting the help this time means hes politically weaker. and corrupt. corrupt as all get out. those seem so cut right against -- >> people almost accepted the corruption, hes a dealer, hes ha whe a wheeler. >> yeah. >> when you see him now, he looks weak. h...

They havent come up with any reason. they didnt do anything wrong. russia, russia, impeach, impeach, conclusion, conclusion. stormy, stormy. there were no high crimes, bribery, misdemeanors, no conspiracy, no obstruction of justice, no cover-up at all. tonight, nothing has changed. ukrainian story. you know what? the only person that was there shaking down ukraine for anything was sleepy creepy crazy joe 30330. coming up, the presidents attorneys, jay secula, rudy giuliani, theyll be here to wei...

Party. if you remember in 2012 we had the tea party revolution and people were terrified we would nominate some extremist who couldnt win. lets go with a wishy-washy moderate and anti-obama fervor into the white house. nobody is excited about joe biden. they think he is the most electable candidate. if thats a fact we would have romney in a second term. >> bill: there are news reports, marc, i know this is like a pop quiz here, out of seoul, south korea saying that north korea is now willing to ...

I was crazy to run for mayor. i used to very popular. i used to be the u.s. attorney. and had name recognition 90, 95%. the state is easy to repluck the republican governor the mayor. i couldnt win. and if i won it would be a disaster because the last republican mayor john had to flee the republican party. it was pretty much not successful but i love the city. i think its an exceptional city. there is none like it in the world. and to see this man break down -- not only what i do what you bloomb...

>> well, i think first of all, i dont know. i think that a lot of the official democratic politics didnt look at donald trump as someone they had a warm relationship with, they looked at him as a donor which is a different thing than which will respect for him. but setting that aside, youre right. there were some open doors at the beginning of the administration if donald trump had been a different human being, not just a different president, but a different person, you could image an lot of alt...

Was to have a contact in that administration. dont bother with bernie. she decided he couldnt win. that kind of talk bothered me. and i was reporting it. and they kept on dismissing it. i thought that was odd. and it reached the point where eventually shes smoozing, shes, she very quickly checked off. she did meet someone in hillarys circle and she checked that off. she didnt want to deal with them anymore. shes like a freedman type. more sympathetic with republicans. anyway, once it was clear s...

In the private sector and pursue some other opportunities. why did you believe this was the time to walk away? >> first of all, willie, im not retiring. i turn 42 next week. >> from congress, anyway. >> yeah, ive got a lot of ahead of me. first off, im going to stay involved in politics. i want to help candidates across the country do what ive been able to do. and thats win really tough races. as youve said in the opening, my district is 29 counties, two time zones, 820 miles of the border. it i...

Admitting they are not very far apart as far as the policy, but its a socialist agenda they are pushing for. >> i mean, the socialist agenda like social security and medicare? i mean -- >> jason: no, the new green deal and -- no, cmon. cmon, austan. you know what they have been doing is radical. its so far out there even bernie sanders has a hard time supporting it. >> you say radical but the medicare plan is supported by 70% of the country. >> jason: no, its not. >> yes, it is. that is not a ra...

Far apart as far as the policy, but its a socialist agenda they are pushing for. >> i mean, the socialist agenda like social security and medicare? i mean -- >> jason: no, the new green deal and -- no, cmon. cmon, austan. you know what they have been doing is radical. its so far out there even bernie sanders has a hard time supporting it. >> you say radical but the medicare plan is supported by 70% of the country. >> jason: no, its not. >> yes, it is. that is not a radical agenda. >> jason: yes,...

Today? >> you could come but you couldnt win. he didnt have to run in the primary because he does dropped into the race in the spring of 92. he was such a force that when he opposed nafta, it was the famous debate between them, which is the tv spectacle of its time. >> harris: im writing things that sound familiar. his intense focus on military and military veterans. he was bringing things into scope that we are talking about currently with this administration. >> absolutely. he was a business s...