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One of them while the two laughed. two friends having a really good time with one another. >> mark, how do you think that impacts the very real tough calculation of the four senators behind closed doors right now, the four key votes. >> it was a very emotional response and whether you believe her or you dont believe her, its something that gripped you, certainly at the moment. i do think that we do have to take a step back and look at the totality of what has happened today and i agree with davi...

Will this go down exactly like immigration? some people want only done. some people want gun safety in it. will they compromise? i think on this one its easier for everyone to compromise. no democrat would be against 100,000 cops in schools. i think trump should look at how the 100,000 cop program was implemented. how could a democrat oppose that, as long as they get enough gun safety legislation in here and hes negotiated that with the nra. he has a big opportunity for a win or just more gridlo...

On purn its kept away from the candidate so they have some deny ability about this it, at least that they knew about it. im curious, why are these opposition reports called dos yas only when theres russians and british involved. >> theres nothing unusual about opposition research. thats how it works. >> it would be unusual if you dont do it, don. >> right. >> its kind of malpractice if a campaign -- and you do it on your opponents and you do it on yourself. >> whats unfortunate for hillary clint...

Reported that democrats were paid for people who were close to the campaign and not specifically hillary clinton. we were reporting on that earlier in the year. so david and mark, i want you to stay with me. when we come right back, is senator jeff flakes retirement a sign of the gop, is it now a party of trump? whoooo. youre searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldnt it be perfect if... ....there was a single site... ...where you could find the... ...r...

Megyn: now, let me start with you, mark, because what they were yelling, its tough to hear, theyre telling him hes a war criminal, hes a mass murderer, hes a baby killer, and on it went from there. is that not disrupting a meeting? >> i dont believe it is legally. factually, im sure everybodys going, well, whats even to debate. the first amendment gives wide latitude -- not unbridled discretion to do or say whatever you want -- but wide latitude to express even outrageous and offensive speech un...

Megyn. to marks point, megyn, inciting a riot, that is not protected free speech. shouting fire in a crowded theater, that is also not protected. >> thats not what they did. >> thats not what they did, but its akin to that, and thats why the statute addresses it. >> but its not. >> destroying everyones free speech. megyn: and speaking to your point, mark -- >> thats why its illegal in the state of california. megyn: had this been somebody from the taliban and saying what you suggested, do you no...

Ironically, if they had been tossed out when the first one stood up, this prosecution may never have happened. megyn: you know, mark, one of damning pieces in this case and the reason i believe the students were charged is the e-mails. the investigator for the university found e-mails from the muslim student union asking students who want to disrupt, especially if theyre not worried about being arrested, to go and do this saying that this ambassador had no right to go to the university and say w...

Illinois, california, maryland. i dont believe new york has committed to that yet. thats why andrew cuomo has approval ratings of 70%. your take? >> well, my take is -- >> in part its a revenue problem. i mean, the fact is we need to have an honest discussion about taxes and spending. i mean, both of them are on the table. the problem is if you only go the spending route, you potentially dont use the government in any kind of counter cyclical way to fight the recession. if all you do is cut and ...

You have to make the cuts. if you have to bail out the states, there has to be a deal made with the federal government that not only are you going to change your evil ways but youll pay it back. >> is there an advantage to go bankrupt and say we cant pay our bills and cant balance the budget. were between a rock and a hard place with these unions, going bankrupt? >> i think for a lot of local governments, going bankrupt would be an easier solution sometimes than taking the hard stance and dealin...

Preston, david gregory. this is new. this is not something that we see as common practice, but kind of an intriguing idea. its always good to be able to circle back to the people who brought you there. >> look, this is a president-elect who has achieved and wants more of direct contact with his supporters. and he, obviously, likes all of the imagery around being at a big rally and having people yelling and screaming for him as a contrast to the kind of scrutiny hes going to get on the cable news...