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Against her the second she does it. what she said to you today explain as great deal what happened in the ethics process when nancy pelosi was at melissa joan hart of it and prepares to abuse the house process. bill: it will be a good ol good one, isnt it guys? martha: yes it is. bill: bob beckel former campaign manager, host of "the five" and andrea tanteros co-host of the "the five". how are you. who wins this argument? >> nancy, she stepped in it big-time. her press secretary reached for the ...

Early christmas gift. if she is suggesting she will use information she gathered during her membership on the ethics committee should explain a great deal about what happened in the ethics process when nancy pelosi was at the heart of it and is now prepared to totally abuse the house process. panel, gingrich comes out and says she could face charges. hes talking about inside the house of representatives. if she does this. if she comes out and releases any confidential information about him learn...

his own white house run, and who now plans to host a republican debate, after christmas. then there is ex-candidate herman cain whose endorsement could go to gingrich eventually. though he now says hes going to take his time. stay with us, well bring you those comments live at 1:45 eastern time. also, president obama, we are told, is going to have some sort of statement or briefing in the briefing room of the white house. the subject is going to be taxes. a lot of talk of that up o...

Mike pence sunday on "meet the press." lets listen. >> republicans are ready to work. but what we cant help but feel like here is the democrats spell summit s-e-t-u-p. and all this is going to be is some media event used as a preamble to shove through obama care 2.0, were not going to have any of it. >> heres senator mcconnell and senator reid on tuesday. lets listen. >> it appears as if the administrations already made up their mind to go forward with a beefed-up senate version and to try to ja...

Congressman shadegg, are you with the other republicans who are putting out the word negotiations with the white house, that the president of the united states should not to have a lectern tomorrow? he should sit at the table at the same level as you guys. is that important to you? >> i think quite frangly this whole discussion should have been at this table at the same level. i think in part the reason the president is doing this is because he left the writing of this bill to the congress. i th...

Its unfair. let me just say on these hearings, we had a lot of hearings. the american people knew we had hearings in the house, hearings in the senate, mark-ups in the house, three committees in the house two, committees in the senate. we had an extended period over the summer when three republicans and three democrats in the senate -- senator grassley changed his mind. he took the position for many, many months that in order to make health insurance reform work he needed everybody in the pool. ...

He and his son, thats not a leak, but it is calling them on the carpet for refusing to answer very relevant questions that go to the issue of whether the president of the united states obstructed justice. >> all right, i have to say that i am confused this evening and i would like you to clarify. >> okay. >> last week, the committee voted on party lines to release the nunes memo and not the rebuttal memo. the nunes memo gets declassified and the president released. it comes out, lands largely wi...

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Just the affordable care act, its going to get the same polling the president is getting. and it will become more popular if he becomes more popular. thats going to be true throughout. >> kristen welker, you were -- you and phil rucker were both at this event. it struck me watching the president that it dawned on him somewhere while he was surrounded, and it had all the hallmarks of trumpian stagecraft that he seemed to, in the moment, enjoy legislating. do you think he might do more of it? >> w...

Going. >> and you end upped with an extraordinarily popular and important landmark piece of legislation that lasted for 30 years, largely because it was a really good piece of legislation. republicans and democrats said its not perfect. well always have to fix the tax code again and over the years lobbyists piled in and the code got more complicated and more reform was needed. this law, the way it was passed, we have no idea what the effect will be. the process has been an abomination. its been ...