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Doesnt actually make the full horror of the unaffordable lavishness of the programs seem more evident. >> tucker: thats a deep point. i think its easier to take from bernie because he really say welcome hes kind of a legitimate soviet. hes old enough. >> he is like the genial old uncle. seems less menacing. as for the starbucks guy, when polls are closing in florida at 7:00, thats the only place in america where the lines are longer and slower than starbucks. this is a natural career move for th...

Lavishness of the programs seem more evident. >> tucker: thats a deep point. i think its easier to take from bernie because you at least say well, hes kind of a legitimate soviet. hes old enough.be >> he is like the genial old uncle. seems less menacing. as for the starbucks guy, when polls are closing in florida at 7:00, thats the only place in america where the lines are longer and slower than starbucks. this is a natural career move for that guy, i would say. >> tucker: hes the worlds biggest...

Wouldnt have cows. w they take bovine flatulence more seriously than illegal immigration. the european union said the irish holestein emits less than jersey.is they were actually going to be having offset in that particular sphere of the european union. the less we talk about anything that matters, the more we obsess on these boutique niche issues. >> tucker: that is such a deep point, as much of your points are. mark steyn, thank you very much. >> thank a lot, tucker. >> tucker: the final exam ...

Business, it is about low-wage workers. it serves as both the republicans and democrats. an argument that raises money during an election that you can use as a ridge framework to demonize other groups. this is a government issue in general. is how the establishment has worked. its like when the republicans were surprised you had a republican in the white house and he wanted them to repeal and replace obama care. that is what they campaigned on for years, taking her votes and money. then they loo...

Business, it is about low-wage workers. it serves as both the republicans and democrats. an argument that raises money during an election that you can use as a ridge framework to demonize other groups. this is a government issue in general. is how the establishment has worked. its like when the republicans were surprised you had a republican in the white house and he wanted them to repeal and replace obama care. that is what they campaigned on for years, taking her votes and money. then they loo...

Jealousy. of a particular type that really brings his neurosis to the surface. these are self-made men. jobs, bezos, bill gates, who are geniuses at finance and have great technical expertise. donald trump, heart of hearts, knows hes a bricks and mortar guy who got his start with daddys money. so these kind of people really irritate him. the other thing is, hes a classic narcissist in the sense that he values feelings over facts. clearly -- >> dont a lot of people? >> a lot of people are not pre...

Is not the same clause in the constitution that our forefathers wrote. who had no idea about this. >> let me take your point. you raise an important detail, talking about evidence. to eric for a final rebuttal. the congressman raises something that does make your guy look bad, which is he was told at the highest levels, fbi, presidential candidate level briefing, these people are trying to break in. then what does he do? he goes out and publicly welcomes their participation in a cyber break-in. ...

For the armed conflict, check. and the evidence of collusion makes for a desire by donald trump personally to work with russia during the campaign, you feel thats provable at this point or not? >> i think if you look at the record, and the record is that you mentioned it in reference today in todays show, the initial trump tower meeting, when they were going to be meeting to get dirt on hillary clinton, as part of what they said in quotes, the russian help, the governments help to donald trump. ...

Open. >> its interesting. i did a story actually for "wall street journal" on treason. the word is being used so frequently by both sides, and law professors when you talk to them will say treason specifically was so narrowly defined because the founding fathers didnt want to be used as a political weapon. you cant just throw the word treason around when its like you said, one of the most serious crimes you could ever be charged with. >> you think it might be a misfire? >> its an interesting poi...

Do is keep his position so he can continue to do his job. >> but who cares? im hearing both of you refer to that. i think by now, everyone gets that. but if it aint this thing on a sunday tweet, it will be the next thing. in other words, harry, rod rosenstein has to decide what his lines are and know that there may be a pretextual excuse to fire him and live with that, doesnt he ? isnt that the point of being an independent prosecutor in the justice department? i leave that for your consideratio...