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>> and family aint one of them. >> right. >> with apologies to jay-z on that. >> yeah. >> im still trying to break through this whole daisy and likened donnedal. i got to say this. >> i dont know about jay-z. >> jay-z, yes. >> wait, what? what happened to jay-z? >> jay-z likes trump. remember jay-z was in 2016 he said this is nothing personal against mr. trump. >> oh, yeah. >> and youre like wait, what? >> well that was 2016. >> i saw kanye. if you havent seen kanye on lettermans show, have you ...

Judge apparently agreed to. so buck will remain behind bars until his trial begins. he faces a potential 20 year sentence. >> john: jonathan hunt, thank you. >> sandra: brand-new reaction coming in from president trump after iran called on the u.s. to drop sections, crippling that countrys economy. general jack keane will join us on that, next. sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you normally take to the cleaners arent dirty dirty. they just need a quick refresh. try new febreze clothing quick dr...

Asked about today. that being a key one. those are marks getting some fiery response from democrats and others from the jewish community, since he said it originally yesterday. he talked about israel, he talked about gun legislation and background checks. he said, "an appetite for some kind of a background check." he said he reiterated, "remember, guns dont pull the trigger, people do. mental illness is very important." one of the reporters asked follow-ups on that, he was all over it. i want to...

Background checks thing, if there were strong support for such a measure from president trump and he actually put his shoulder into it a little bit. >> that might be enough to persuade mitch mcconnell to persuade enough republicans to say yes to it given how popular that policy is. well, president trump did initially come out and say he was strongly in support of universal back checks and now he has already flip-floppered on that. now he has taken aback and signaling that he might not support th...

Discussions behind the closed door. i have been here since 2003 and the iraq war and the t.a.r.p. program, and everything that we did in 2006, 2007, and 2008, and health care and the energy bill, and so there much wrangling and those discussions are best kept behind closed door, and i agree with the speaker on that, and so we have to work through this. it is contentious, and we have 230-some members of the caucus, and leader pelosi is doing a great job to keep things together with a republican s...

Then why not? and there is not a straight answer that i am hearing coming from the speaker on that. maybe a third attempt. >> its a political calculation, and she doesnt want to just come out and say that. shes often said we cant impeach because of politics and we cant not impeach because of politics, but its hard to thing of any other thing other than politics and a political calculation as to why shes not here now. as you just said, villainous and her rhetoric about the family and staff should...

Their cause politically and also constitutionally. >> we started listening to the inane conversation about the alabama legislature. if youre a woman and you feel strongly about this, run for office, on every level run for office and win so we can have some conversations about womens bodies with women. still ahead, lawmakers are demanding answers on iran. senators from both sides of the aisle want to hear from the administration about the white houses claim of rising threats. more with david igna...

Investigation complete and turned looturn turned loose to the congress and the american people. lets find out all the evidence. it makes no sense -- for colleagues who want to talk about impeachment a year and a half ago. they wouldnt have known anything about the manafort wrongdoing and the cohen wrongdoing if all they care about is impeachment. i think thats the wrong tack. they may get one shot at it. what i would suggest to them is, keep impeachment off the table until we have all the inform...

>> tucker: this is not where i would argue democratic leaders two years ago wanted to be, losing control over their own party, having people like alexandria ocasio-cortez set the goals for the party. how concerned is nancy pelosi, and other elders and the party by the direction? >> i dont think i would define it as at all at losing control. there is a robust discussion and when we have talked about before that needs to take place at this moment in time. so im one of the many people who is actual...

Leader mitch mcconnell of the united states shaking nancy pelosi hand, and the president being the head of the ceremonial senate and the tiebreaker. civics lesson over to this, politicians put on the scene with health care coverage and health care because for decades and the president may weigh into that tonight in his speech. do the two parties have anything in common on the question of health care, trace gallagher joins us on that, trace >> for the president talked about administration pushed ...