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For lower drug prices. thats a very popular position, particularly in arizona. its not even -- its not a progressive position. its just a popular mainstream position. and so to sort of -- and then the other thing she is opposing is raising taxes on the rich, which again is something that americans support. so to cast it as this fight between progressives and centrists, there is nothing centrist about what she is doing and nothing centrist about what joe manchin is doing, frankly, around the coal...

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To foreign policy in national security and there are rising tensions inside of this white house and the broader administration about the presidents conduct and decisionmaking. when you think about the national security apparatus at the cia, the state department, the nsc, and even top officials in the cabinet, theyre telling this president not to pursue some of these more unconventional ambitions, yet the president is pushing back against them and they all are takinging a more formal position, a ...

Against them and they all are takinging a more formal position, a more mainstream position when it comes to issues like russia. i was just on the road with vice president pence for a week in europe and he was articulating a hawkish position on russia. just days after, president trump was thinking about inviting vladimir putin to the next g7 meeting. when it comes to afghanistan, hes surrounded by secretary of state pompeo, national security adviser john bolton, far more hawkish in their approach...

National security apparatus at the cia, the state department, the nsc, and even top officials in the cabinet, theyre telling this president not to pursue some of these more unconventional ambitions, yet the president is pushing back against them and they all are taking a more formal position, a more mainstream position when it comes to issues like russia. i was just on the road with vice president pence for a week in europe and he was articulating a hawkish position on russia. just days after, p...

The applause, while ryan got silence of scholarly and angry sounds. how dare you. so, the democrats retake the white house. it could happen. dont lie to yourself. decriminalizing immigration is going to be great for immigrants and people living in poor countries around the world. what will it mean for america? we are proud to have, stepping in for us. >> thank you, tucker. appreciate it. >> tucker: so, this is new idea. its never been proposed. its something that barack obama never would have sa...

Something about elizabeth warren, a palatable populist that could have appeal beyond just the left. i wouldnt count her out and again bernie is so dug in on this democratic socialism. and i think democrats dont believe that is the thing to beat trump. >> you found it surprising that bernie was going with an elect ability argument over elizabeth warren that clim -- in that clip where he said he is the strongest one to take on trump. >> i dont think it means much. i just -- i dont think he wants t...

Woodson institute and always honored to have him on this show. thank you for coming on. >> pleased to be here, tucker. >> tucker: the question of reparations has been floating around american politics at the edges for many, many decades. but its reemerged in kind of a mainstream position which is to say most democrats running for president seem to support it. what do you make of the idea of reparations for slavery? >> i think its fools gold. it demeans both whites and blacks. to black america, y...

The vice president, former vice president has seen what is going on in alabama, missouri and its clear that he thinks a womans right to choose as part of their right -- health care is a right. >> martha: what do you say? >> this is a noticeable change for someone who has for decades held a mainstream position. there arent that many things in the united states that people agree on when it comes to abortion but one is definitely that people should not be forced to fund violence in the womb and thi...

Reasonable mainstream position, including by many in the democratic party. it is no longer seen by many democrats in the base as a reasonable mainstream position. so there was a backlash for that story. two days later he came out with the reframe. there are certain cases abortion is medically necessary but by and large, abortion is not a necessary procedure, and, therefore, putting it, reframing it as health care is a reversal from what his previous position was. that is the hyde amendment disal...