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>> well, i think the way that you have look at it, to go back to the conversation we were having in the previous segment, is how does he approach these problems? before -- or during the campaign, he campaigned as somebody who had a huge disdain for washington. who had a huge disdain for people who have actually spent their lives trying to deal with these problems. he now has come here and has understood and you could see it in what he said recently about, oh, this job is a lot harder than what w...

Pete: a bit of hyperbole right now. abby: is he in harrisburg. thats where president trump is going to be tonight. pennsylvania was a huge state for donald trump ultimately winning him the white house. pete: griff is going to get the pulse of the people. what i love about the president speaking tonight in harrisburg. he is going to be there instead of being at the muskingum countiy muck white house correspondence dinner with the liberal elites. abby: a lot of correspondence arent so happy. they ...

The reason obviously a big crux of the reason that people skroeted for him is because they believe he is going to fix the economy and whatnot. here is what he said about the art of the deal. you can con people at least not for long. you can create excitement, you can do wonderful promotion and get all kinds of press and throw in a little hyperbole but if you dont deliver the goods people will eventually catch on. what goods at this point do you think are most important for him to tackle and can ...

That there is a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea, but wed like to solve things diplomatically. whats your reaction to hearing that? >> i guess a worry a little bit about how he speaks so hyperbole. i dont think that plays very well when youre dealing with international diplomacy. theres always a chance of things happening. theres always a chance of something bad happening, but i think this is an issue that we can resolve. we have a lot of artillery and ...

Different administrations and different presidents at the helm. this is an absurd blame game here. the vetting. the responsibility on vetting is on the incoming administration. that wasnt done. >> on the flip side, jason. there were enough red flags about michael flynn by the time president trump chose him as his national security adviser and the trump campaign should have vetted. >> take a step back and turn down the hyperbole. i did not view spicer as blaming. >> he said it was on the obama ad...

You guys guy for it. when i read your piece in "the new york times," you said they should stop insisting on revenue neutrality in the short term , the bill will add to the deficit. they are not saying that. >> they are saying it will increase jobs and output employment. >> unless you build a wall in mexico. >> come on. >> i voted for bill clinton twice. im a kennedy democrat. i just happen to think this plan is pretty good and im a reagan republican all the way. but this plan is great and has no...

Trying to silence speakers are doing it in the name of their own literal existence and safet safety. this keeps going on and on and on and it has to be stopped. >> tucker: exactly. thank you for saying it. what you have here are people who are conflating opinions with violence. they are saying, you shouldnt be allowed to speak because your words are the same as an act of violence. then, they are committing violence to prevent you first expressing your views. does anyone acknowledge his irony? >>...

Affordable. >> for now this farming community that planted its home in addition trump presidency is still giving him more time deliver. let me tell you what this had facility says. there are 13 facilities like the in western ohio. they say if proposals are passed, they stand to lose about $5 million in federal funds would keep services available for those who have not went able to afford services on their own. they say it is not hyperbole to say for some people, it is between life and death. >> ...

Trying to silence speakers are doing it in the name of their own literal existence and safet safety. this keeps going on and on and on and it has to be stopped. >> tucker: exactly. thank you for saying it. what you have here are people who are conflating opinions with violence. they are saying, you shouldnt be allowed to speak because your words are the same as an act of violence. then, they are committing violence to prevent you first expressing your views. does anyone acknowledge his irony? >>...

Own literal existence and safety. and this keeps going on and on and on and it has to be stopped. >> tucker: exactly. thank you for saying it. what you have here are people who are conflating opinions with violence. they are saying, you shouldnt be allowed to speak because youy words are the same as an act of violence.au then, they are committing violence to prevent you from expressing your views.ol does anybody acknowledge this irony? i mean, this is actually insane. >> no, the ironies are so m...