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Time. >> i want to ask you about the bipartisan plan to solve gun violence, and the army missed an opportunity to alert people to this gunmans violent pass with domestic violence. the bipartisan approach where i believe its chris murphy and john cornyn, they are trying to just enhance the background checks, trying to beef them up. do you see any problem with that? >> i think that senator john cornyn is a strong supporter of the second amendment, we want the background checks to work. we think th...

Undocumented immigrants to come into the country, time for a major reform into major change to the program. jeff sessions says it needs to be a merit-based system. we dont choose college recipients based on can you get a job offer, look at the state department, 2004. the inspector general said there are major flaws in the system, the security of america. we need to take a look, times have changed. not the we are not compassionate. it is different from 1991 when schumer and those guys moved the l...

Cops to nuclear weapons. the war powers act did didminis it. >> anyone who goes to capitol hill, understanding bob corker is ready and feeling liberated to talk about president trump and to talk about his various flaws as he sees them. i think the fact hes having this hearing goes to this idea that republicans have to be liberated before they have have conversations that a lot are having on background or off the record. the other thing is i want to see what republicans are going to go and start ...

Launching a nuclear weapon or worked and retired. he talked about how little -- how few steps you have to take. this is a relic of the cold war era. is ready and feeling liberated to talk about president trump and to talk about his various flaws as he sees them. i think the fact hes having this hearing goes to this idea that republicans have to be liberated before they have have conversations that a lot are having on background or off the record. the other thing is i want to see what republicans...

>> well, there are going to be more people in the individual in the zero bracket. there will be more people that take advantage of the new deductions about 70% of the taxpayers now that file dont file itemized anyway. the estimate on this bill is that 90% of the taxpayers that file will take advantage of that new double deduction which means the arguments about things like state and local tax deductibility and million dollars of loans that whether that can be deducted or not all are focused on t...

As greg pointed out, jesus was immaculate conception. that doesnt make sense. if you are worried about speaking up about this because you might get have political ammunition to the opposing side, that is weak and wrong. >> kimberly: greg gutfeld, what do you make of the situation? >> greg: i will go on record and say i am against adult men hitting on 14-year-old girls. >> juan: good man. >> greg: thank you for that. it seems like its raining bad men. that classic song. it seems like another todd...

To don the batch will deal with some of the flaws and holes in our current background check system it. that will advance some thing is like a bump stocks being widely available, and investing in mental health care. we have laws on the books that are not being fully enforced, as we saw with the shooter in texas, and we have situations where i think we should be able to legislate to address some of the challenges facing our country and regarded two widespread access to guns by those who shouldnt h...

I never think about legacy. i am a reporter that got lucky, very lucky, and i have a lot of flaws, but i am deep into gratitude. i dont think about legacy. i do think in the 1970s when we had the wide-spread conspiracy that was watergate, it was very important to remind ones self as a journalist and the republic, our president are not descendants of sun kings, they are other citizens that we honored with the highest office, and therefore they should be asked tough questions and have follow-up. i...

>> bret: i want to get your thoughts about how now in retrospect the media overall looks at communism. recently i saw a "new york times" opinion piece and it was about how did women fare in chinas communist revolution and it said "for all its flaws, the communist revolution taught chinese women to dream big." our friend mark wrote a response and said "good god. communist revolution killed 65 million in china." is there a recasting of communism as history goes by? >> "the new york times" has been...

To, but it doesnt change the fundamental flaws in their party right now. theyve got a big skix, a big skix ideology and partiwise. whos going to take this and define it partiwise were not trump. it goes in certain ways in a low turnout election. but weve seen in the past by itself it wasnt enough to get hillary clinton elected and it may not be enough to get either the house of representatives back in 2018. if so, whos going to lead this party? whos going to be the person who defines what it sta...