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Helping to create riots, phony stories about police, to have that man sitting next to you speaks volumes. >> jason, as we start a new year what responsibility does the president have? >> exactly. its not just bill de blasio. you could turn around and say al sharpton is welcome at the white house. wife are you blaming meal for using him as an advisor. this starts as the president of the united states al sharpton of the world made a name for themselves bashing cops and blaming whites in general fo...

Reform, do a whole bunch of other stuff and watch what the president does. >> charles makes an interesting point among many points i should add but one that i want to pick up on. was that harry reid was trying to protect the democrats from red states by not bringing bills up. and basically all tho democrats except perhaps mark warner of virginia won anyway. theres a -- not just sit on their hands. >> i think they wont sit on their hands, but lets keep in mind that the democrats dont pay well -- ...

Offensive and predatory comments about police. it doesnt have to be an either/or situation. >> charles? >> jason is right. the narrative about its open season on young black men and police are responsible is preposterous are. lets take the most egregious case. the one where i think there was a miscarriage of justice with the grand jury in staten island in the garner case. there is not a shred of evidence that race had had anything to do with that event. even in ferguson he was a guy who essentia...

Vote that would be unpopular. by harry reid is now gone at least as majority leader. this is a great opportunity for republicans to do two things. pass everything that you believe that you want to see passed. jason is absolutely right they dont care if it gets the veto. its win-win. if the president vetoes it, it proves what in fact the president actually said himself in the same interview. one of the reasons he didnt have to veto is as he said himself, harry reid blocked so much in the senate t...

Gutter. >> tha i think the pressure for him to compromise is going to come primarily from his own party. >> to jasons other point, we have this statement from the incoming senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. bipartisan jobs bills will see the light of day and will make it to the presidents desk and he l have to make a decision. theres a lot we can get done together if the president puts his famous pen to use signing bills rather than vetoing legislation, his liberal allies dont like, hes cit...