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People to express their views into protest, but we love our flag, we love our anthem, and we want to keep it that way. >> trish: all this coming at the nfl had a disastrous ratings weekend with double digit drops for all four playoff games. surprise? >> brian: this wild card week it is usually the best we can. but first off, we have to go to harris faulkner for some breaking news. >> sandra: back to the white house, the presidents bipartisan meeting on immigration reform. lets listen. >> there a...

34% disapprove. does that comport with what you recall president trumps base? or what do you see in the numbers? >> and to truly underscore your point and joshs. i really think this is more about impugning the -- trying to delegitimize any verdict, any conclusion that mueller and the special counsels office reaches. and also, in essence, to say that the fbi itself was so biased against now president trump that the decision to remove comey was justified on those grounds. and kind of stoke the tri...

Growth. the stock market has, too. i think the question is how much more room is there left to grow? we dont know the answer to that. we also dont know a lot of other things like what the impact on home values will be in states where -- that are really going to take a hit because theyre no longer able to deduct their state and local property taxes. >> let me ask you, michael steele, about the n brks krrbc question. we dont see this kind of jump preference for democrats to a double-digit, 11-poin...

Women had gone for president trump in virginia by a point over. ralph northam won married women by ten points. still gillespie got 120,000 more republican votes in 2017 then he did in 2014 when he ran for the senate. it was a high turnout election all across the board with the democrats certainly had more votes. >> juan: they did have more votes. to me it has all the markings of a wave election, going back to what happened in 06 when the democrats took over the house. >> dana: i remember that. >...

Interesting piece of the trip. i think the president will have a perfect time in japan, meet with the em porer, play golf with abe with whom he has a strong relationship. south korea will be rockier because they wonder whether were going to trade off our security for theirs around north korea. but china is where this all comes together. >> why is that happening in china, though, right now? >> its happening in china right now because they want power, they want to make sure they have a secure futu...

Period, and slashing funding to help people sign up and take other steps to destabilize the exchange. but ending csr payments is the most overt, destructive bit of sabotage to date. and that will drive up premiums by double-digit and cause more ensurers to leave and leave people without insurance in the next year. as the ceo of one insurance company put it on a conference call. if you want to have a great health plan, you wouldnt be doing this. and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi call the move a ...

Repealing obamacare is that obamacare the law is imploding, it is a claim that has been shot down by experts and insurance companies and the congressional budget office. but his administration has been trying to make that claim come true. cutting the open enrollment period, and slashing funding to help people sign up and take other steps to destabilize the exchange. but ending csr payments is the most overt, destructive bit of sabotage to date. and that will drive up premiums by double-digit and...

Imminent threat to mitch mcconnell but his ability to get things done in the senate is totally compromised by roy moore coming? >> mcconnell is very unpopular nationally but where he has a lot of popularity is among the 51 republicans in the senate. theres no threat to him right now. ted cruz is not going to be the senate majority leader. but what it does it denies mcconnell the votes to get anything passed. moore in effect of governing in washington and more dysfunction. >> well one thing you n...

He is saying that come back, do you think so, and how long do you think that will take? >> i think. >> they need to keep the pressure on republicans. we are going to end up having to activate our grassroots to also go out and counter that. at the same time i think the real trigger for this is going to be in late october when the new obamacare premium come out and americans see sticker shock at massive, double digit, maybe even triple digit increase of how much there would have to pay for their i...

>> but they would say that. but the fact is there have been threats levels about not supporting the aca but theyve not taken that step. number two, weve seen double digit premium hikes every single year. that predates donald trump being the president. and number three -- >> isnt that fauder for the democrats argument it should be fixed, rather than replaced? >> i think its fauder for the republican argument that you cant fix something irreparably broken. were talking about 100 plus increases for...