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Support says? >> a great thing what the president is doing today. like ronald reagan donald trump has evolved over the years from a pro-choice to pro-life position but unlike reagan or any other us president, donald trump has the courage to identify with the march for life rally and his support for the pro-life position isnt limited to what he is doing today. over the last year we saw him appoint a pro-life justice to the supreme court packing federal courts with pro-life judges, fighting to def...

He could do it once in person and then once in front of a grand jury as well. but i think the more interesting issue here is that steve bannon, he speaks declaretively, he uses a lot of hyperbole like the president does. that is not a mode of communicating that is particularly helpful to someone sitting in what ive called the hot seat here. its not accurate factually, typically, and youre not concerned about that in the political arena with hyperbole. youre trying to make a point rather than spe...

The rhetoric undercut him, made it harder to take advantage of the good economy. >> what did you tell the president to get credit for in? the economy, consumer confidence is up, percentage of people who feel the economy is excellent or good is highest its been in decades, i think, and in the polls, what do you tell him to do? >> yet, by a nine-point margin, people credit president truobam not president trump. that would kill president trump that president obama got credit for the current economy...

Diagnosing heart disease that havent met the president, much less in any position to diagnose him. it is being covered as entertainment. a lot of hyperbole out there. our job is to do our job. we have a free press in america. log onto the internet and read the articles from ridiculous things on both sides of the spectrum. >> sandra: you introduced a bill this week to deter foreign interference in american elections. what is this about? >> clearly the russians were involved in influence efforts i...

Things that are not true. is the president a liar? is the donald trump that you knew for all those years, is he a liar? >> is he a flat-out liar or does he believe what hes saying? im not exactly sure. when he says hes the least racist person -- >> you think he really believes that? >> how could he? its so -- in that case, hyperbole, right? when he says he thinks they knows better than the generals, i think he does think he knows better than the generals. i think he thinks he knows better than e...

There are messages being sent. there could have been some aspect of that to be able to say that hes kind of resisting this. as michael said, once he gets into the grand jury none of those quote/unquote privileges are going to hold water. hell have to answer all of those questions and they will be reported by a court reporter. >> and what we dont know is what "everything" is. we dont know that at all. >> you can glean from the book, i suppose. >> some things. but he says the book is exaggerated a...

Contempt for congress, he wasnt going to give them an inch. this is going to be a different kind of conversation very much so because if you lie to these prosecutors under these circumstances, independent of everything else, you committed a crime and the dirty little secret is, its actually easier for them. try to unravel what you might have done seven months ago and what russian influence might have been there is really kind of tough. if i have a fact and you lie about it to me face to face as ...

Compromise you give us what we want and we will call it a deal. steve: yep. james emailed and said dems need to stop playing games and do whats right for the american people who put them in office. brian: what about this one from jim. all the dems want is to stall until they get what they want and then blame the g.o.p. when it goes bad. business as usual. so, all the emails seem to be going the same direction. steve: pretty much they would like something done. now, we touched on this top of the ...

Deliver a searing floor speech tomorrow. hes going to compare the presidents attacks on the media to the rhetoric of the notorious 20th century soviet dictator joseph stalin. flake clarified the remarks he is planning to make it. >> joseph stalin was a killer, our president is not. it puzzles me as to why you would use a phrase so loaded and that has such deeper meaning, the press being the enemy of the people. that is a big concern. what this president does, the most powerful man in the world h...

Brash new yorker that speaks whatever is on his mind. he probably went too far her and could have issued -- walked that back with a statement. but its just taken over. we have more important things to do right now with this budget business and the military. >> neil: to your point, its lost in the sauce. one thing that is amazing me, even though there was no trading today, there was trading if futures. if the markets are getting nervous about this, theyre not showing it. is that because theyre un...