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Nowhere, and then youre describing a way that the incumbent -- hold on. you will get your turn. i just let you go for a while. lets go back and forth. you will lose the incumbent losing partys power, that was the republican partys power to overtake and reverse that outcome. do you realize you are describing a coup? >> no, i totally reject many of your premises there. first of all, the election was still in doubt and would be until it was certified. second, the idea that secretaries of state, par...

You will get your turn, sir. lets go back and forth, sir. then you will use the incumbent losing partys power, that was the republican party that was losing power, to overtake and reverse that outcome. do you realize you are describing a coup? >> no. i totally reject many of your premises there. >> barb, his words combined with every other fact revealed in the past year, does this meet the definition of a criminal conspiracy? >> well, i think it sure meets the smell test of a criminal conspiracy...

Would decertify the election. that would throw the election to the house of representatives. >> you just described this plan as a way to take an election where the outcome was established by independent secretaries of state, by the voters of those states, and legal remedies have been exhausted with the supreme court, let alone siding with any of the claims you just referred to. so legally they went nowhere. and then youre describing -- >> i object to that. >> i let you go for a while, lets go ba...

That all of of this, again, was in the lanes legally. it was prescribed by the constitution. there is a provision to go rather than through the electoral college to the house of representatives. all thats required was peace and calm on capitol hill. at 1:00 p.m., ted cruz, senator ted cruz and gosar, the representative, started the green bay sweep beautifully, challenging the results of arizona. >> you just described this plan as a way to take an election where the outcome was established by ind...

He has always wanted to try and get inside his opponents decision cycle. and the minute he saw, over the last few days, some little green shuts of, at least a bit of communication in turkey -- and we want to give credit to the turks for moving the negotiation along. the minute putin saw a little tiny bit of is lets go back and forth, hes going to throw cold water on it. he knows his plan a a has failed. hes not going to be able to sweep across the nation of ukraine and decapitate zelenskyy. hes ...

I said bernie, we cant pay for medicare for system. right now the trust fund will go broke in 2026. these are people that paid into it and earn it. you want to expand it? what happens. doesnt make sense. >> neil: what if he were you nominee for president and its him versus donald trump? who do you vote for? >> it wouldnt be bernie. >> neil: so it would be the president or unless you leave it blank. >> it wouldnt be bernie. >> neil: it would be donald trump? >> im going to make decisions what is ...

Sunday. reporter: democrats say no go on now. they will not negotiate while the government is still partially shut down and they dont think the presidents proposal goes far enough. they want more. >> hopefully we will open with what he has put on the table and lets go back and forth in the where we can find common ground. we are all for negotiating and we would love to have a permanent fix for daca and tbs. i think its a nonstarter for him to ask for a permanent wall and to have a temporary fix....

The end. >> no. it makes all of us angry. it makes all of us angry. i want to get more on what it felt like to be in the room for that extraordinarily testy exchange. brian carraman and april ryan. theyre white house reporters. >> brian, you asked a great question, as a woman, does she empathize and has she been personally affected by this, lets go back and forth. what was that like to be in the room? what was that like? >> frustrating as always. the problem with the frustration level is to sit ...

Non-managerial work force asked, they want a union in their work force tomorrow if they could have it. if all workers in america had a union, wed have union rates similar to that of germany, above 40%. the question about whether unions are rely convenient, its rely convenient to american workers now and when its no longer relevant to morning workers, wont be. the typical college graduate is not making anything more now than he or she did ten years ago. the wages of even college graduates have no...