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american history, literally. today was the very first televised hearing in that georgia case against donald trump and 18 of his allies. district attorney fani willis and her team revealed three big things about the election interference charges. first, they want to charge and try all 19 codefendants together. secondly, this trial could last for months. and thirdly, they will call more than 150 different witnesses. that means that the former president of the united states could spend a ...

What ryan was just reporting on simply cant get the 50 votes which is what they need. the 50 republican votes to pass the senate. and the difference i would say between what theyre talking about now, the kind of current republican bill, and this alternative, is that they would take the money and take the policy and send it back to the states. its modeled on welfaree form. back in 1996, and the idea is to let the governors really dictate how health care will be run in their states. make it state-...

>> bob: how many people do you think will vote against the president because who are already decided to vote against him? >> eric: that is not a fair question to ask. take it state-by-state. >> bob: i am looking at it state-by-state. >> bob: the margin may be small, but he will win both. >> eric: if you are obama, you now use this as a way to bring hillary clinton as the vice president, rather than joe biden. >> dana: in december, i hope we play it back in december. there will be a speech by vic...

>> bob: how many people do you think will vote against the president because who are already decided to vote against him? >> eric: that is not a fair question to ask. take it state-by-state. >> bob: i am looking at it state-by-state. >> bob: the margin may be small, but he will win both. >> eric: if you are obama, you now use this as a way to bring hillary clinton as the vice president, rather than joe biden. >> dana: in december, i hope we play it back in december. there will be a speech by vic...

Of municipal unions. and that is in a sense destroying the unions themselves. >> i think that is without debate. last friday, most of us around the table, when this first broke were tough on the unions where teachers had walked out of schools, werent teaching the kids nil. we saw the hateful signs. we all said this union has to give. the next day, on saturday, the union did give, they gave con sessions on their pensions, i think 5.8% on pensions. theyre willing to pay over 12% on health care. th...