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July 7, 2024
>> every day problem. >> code treat maces not shooting at schools, supermarkets and workplaces. divided over abortion. as congress considers what action to take after a threat on supreme court justice brett kavanaughs life escalates fears of violence but was democratic senator chris coons a close ally of president biden on the bill he is sponsoring to extend security and protection for justices families. republican governor asa hutchinson joins us to discuss the prospects for finding c...
July 7, 2024
>> every day problem. >> code treat maces not shooting at schools, supermarkets and workplaces. divided over abortion. as congress considers what action to take after a threat on supreme court justice brett kavanaughs life escalates fears of violence but was democratic senator chris coons a close ally of president biden on the bill he is sponsoring to extend security and protection for justices families. republican governor asa hutchinson joins us to discuss the prospects for finding c...
January 10, 2017
It was a fine speech. come on. >> and it was a call for a decency empathy and respect. i guess the broader question here is, there is this really, to me, interesting conversation ive watched take shape among the broad center-left about whats the most effective means of sort of opposing donald trump. and what worked and what didnt in the campaign and i think those conversations get a little screwy because people are conflating their first order of commitments with their tactical assessments. that...
January 10, 2017
Conversation before. >> a million times. >> a million times and people think its a smart little moment for them to, i dont know, be a tribune for the working men, when will these out of touch hollywood liberals get it. >> its d.c. republicans. >> its absurd because, by the way, they dont want these people to be more in touch. what are you complaining about? what are you -- its ridiculous. it was a fine speech. come on. >> and it was a call for a decency empathy and respect. i guess the broader q...