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We have all said things we wish we could take back, but i can think of a lot of things, embarrassing things, ive said three times in a row with such conviction. and the same phrasing. and this creepy formulation that she has of second amendment remedies, as if were talking about a sip of tonic or an elixir or on carters little liver pills or something like that. youre talking about shooting people, basically. >> yeah. >> this is scary stuff. >> they are trying at the national level to scrub her ...

Aside from that shell be an awesome senator. in theory, republicans have a shot at taking back their seat. in reality, this is what theyve got. eugene robinson, thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> was it all a mistake? >> dang. i cant imagine thats the case to tell you the truth. we have all said things we wish we could take back, but i can think of a lot of things, embarrassing things, ive said three times in a row with such conviction. and the same phrasing. and this creepy for...

Disincentivizes -- >> did i say that? >> charles: thats what is in the bill. thats whats? the bill. >> thats not what im saying. no, i dont want child care for women. full employment with women is really important the get women back in the work force, which you ask any economist from the right or left -- >> charles: by the way, i invite you to read a piece by jason furman, president obamas top economic guy, on what is really going on with respect to women. we dont have time for that. real quick ...

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The senate plan calls for 2019. go ahead. >> that incentivizes people to delay decisions. we did that in 1981 and it caused the deep recession of 1981-82 which was very unpleasant, very bad for the country and politically for ronald reagan. when the tax cuts finally took effect it was a wonderful elixir and economic growth. this delay will stop people from removing the shelters for their income, will stop companies from moving back to the u.s. because they have no incentive to do it at a 35% rat...

The same to the human body in terms of how long it live as we do to cars where black so there shouldnt be any limits on how long people can live. there so that indeed. i agree with what aubrey de grey says about ageing. the thought of getting old still seems dreadful to me. at the end of the event that im glad that hes putting all his energy and enthusiasm into it so as he puts it curing the problem. hes basically declared that i have a fifty percent chance of achieving eternal life by actually ...

Themselves. art laffer joins us tonight. well be agrees with that. thanks a lot for coming on. >> thank you, talker. watch your show all the time, i love it. >> tucker: thank you. the central question i think of the last couple of years, certainly the one that drove the last election, what do you do about a middle class that is getting smaller and poorer because wages have risen in a lot of cases in 50 years, does this help, specifically does it help them? >> this helps a lot. what i think the p...

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. b used to be the point of running a country was to make thingsn better for the people wo live there. that has changed. now the goal is to achieve moral superiority. its quite a trick and victimhood makes it possible. anne colter is a writer and a thinker, and nobodys victim and she joins us now. victimhood is like a magical elixir that makes any kind of behavior possible, justifies any kind ofav over reach or cruelty. its the perfect tool. >> yes, that was the theme of my book guilty, how vict...