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With daniel. then yes on fire. hey guys as promised the last week we are in a special location today and then in you probably already guess were here in liverpool england i had the heavyweight champions league clash between liverpool and buyer new and now these two sides are two of the most successful and european cup history but unfortunately only one of these teams can go to the next round ok so we have liverpool against byron munich liverpool last years champions league finalists again buyer ...

>> yeah, and its difficult to see how you get to two-thirds, but that would be better septembsent for our hill team. when you look at the number of senate republicans, they hinted they would be opposed. you might get a majority of the two-thirds vote. the two-thirds you only need that because of 1983 supreme court decision on this emergencies act. whether or not there can be two-thirds in both chambers, that is going to be a difficult, difficult challenge. >> hans nichols, thanks. always good to...

And any names are back on the table that he had put off the table before, including current ambassadors who might be interested in the job. so i think that this upcoming week once the president gets back from mar-a-lago, youll start seeing a lot of speculation about who the person that he could nominate could be. and some vetting within the media of those folks. >> okay. we will look for that. and thank all three of you for your time. daniel, charlie, francessca, thanks, guys. new today, stunn...

Nit-pick some of the details youve brought to this article, it has been used twice before, first by bush 41, secondly by bush 43. bush 41 during the persian gulf war, bush 43 in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. to take military construction funds and reroute them. my point to you, daniel, and charlie makes this, the president is making an in-run around congress. fiscally speaking. to try to get these funds around something they have already rejected, a prospect they have rejected. how problematic i...

Not -- didnt have work authorization to do that. and its -- its almost a charming or quaint excuse to withdraw from public life. its a throwback to the old hellsian days of 1993, nanny gate where president clinton first two nominees had to withdraw over nanny issues. there has been so much water under the bridge since then in terms of bad behavior by public officials who declined to withdraw, starting with bill clinton himself. the current president. maybe the current leadership of the state of ...

And thats pretty consistent with what we had known before about this. >> to your point here, daniel, have you ever heard of anyone within the cabinet who has offered conjecture on this kind of topic? there has been a revolving door of cabinet members. it was suggested on the broadcast yesterday that folks like rex tillerson, maybe not specifically saying 25th amendment, but suggested that the president may not have the capacity to run the country in the way that we would all expect him to. >> ye...

To that his office responded the lieutenant governor is aggressively exploring openings for a thorough independent and partial investigation of these allegations. he believes a political process is not the most likely path for learning the truth. democrats across the country are now turning on justin fairfax, the democratic lieutenant governors association has replaced him as their chairman. the democratic party of virginia has called on him to resign as have most of his partys presidential ca...

But the underlying problems, which is the erosion of our core democratic norms, mutual toleration and restraint and the underlying polarization and radicalization of the republican policy, erosion that hasnt changed. they are hand festing themselves in different ways rather than one party dominating the other which was the fear a couple of years ago. well see as daniel said increasing and really pretty dangerous dysfunction. look, weve had less than two months of divided government. divided gove...

Different things that have happened. is our democracy dying? >> i wouldnt say our democracy is dying. we wrote the book because as daniel said too many americans, ourselves included grew up taking american democracy for granted. and we thought that the warning signs are sufficiently serious that we need to think about how to identify them and how to respond. its overstated to say our democracy is dying. but theres a lot to be concerned about, and a lot to learn from other democracy in the world ...

>> dan: fox news alert. >> dan: a fox news alert, welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." in a statement from legislative black caucus saying "it is best for lieutenant fairfax to step down from his position." now joining the latest on the power of political scandal rocky virginia ellison barber >> ellison: high, daniel, statements of people coming out to say that now they do believe the lieutenant governor should step down from his role. the most recent allocation, of course, took pla...