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6th criminals in an effort to stay in sync with voters. and the house speaker sounding positive as the outline of a debt deal emerges. it looks a lot like a traditional give-and-take. rumblings on the right do raise a question whether speaker mccarthy can make a deal and keep his job. and some new and critical reporting about the special counsels classified documents investigation. among the revelations in "the washington post" today trump employees move boxes of papers one day before ...

laws. a source tells cnn that mitch mcconnell has privately expressed openness to raising the age to buy them but he wont say so publicly. >> it wont surprise you to know that im not going to sit here and try to negotiate the deal with all you guys. were waiting to see if we can get an outcome that directly relates to the problem that brought the issue to the fore. >> daniella diaz is live on capitol hill for us. what are republicans concerned about, are there divisions among them on t...

Promotions. this is good for shoppers, but bad for the companies. it hits their profits. >> and things that you will see discounts on is apparel, right? i was seeing like sweatpants and the fleece twin sets and things like that. >> a lot of the stuff that weve already bought. >> you can never have enough pajamas. and you are noticing the notable tradeoffs between companies and shoppers. do we know how long this will last? >> i think that it will last as long as we have inflation at 8% to 10%. sh...

Money. >> absolutely. you can look at a service that offers you turn by turn directions and say thats worth it. i want to give that to them. as long as there arent any other rules for them to repackage is data and sell it elsewhere. i think there are rules we can put into place. this is an industry, we built this industry, and we can control that. >> i spent much of the morning after having gone through part of the article, im not going -- were not going to discuss how to do it, but its in the a...

Theyre not eating healthy food. >> thats true. no fruits and veggies. thats me. i have three to four slices of bacon every day. i really do. why not celebrate tuesday. tuesday might be the last tuesday i have. if you work out, maybe you can eat bacon. >> its not about making tradeoffs. its about understanding what is right for you. my job is to give you the statistics so you can make your own decisions >> we got to go. thank you for the news. moderation, folks. is the russian investigation hur...

Actually trying to focus on it and feeling bad because were not there may just be adding to the stress in our lives. but to give a little bit of constructive, positive advice, i think we have to say, we have to face up to making tradeoffs. we have to accept that there are things we see are pretty important in life but not very important that were not going to get to because we want to do the really important things. i write stuff. thats how i make a living. we have a 5 week old baby at home at t...

Until one day as norman thomas said we will awake to find that we have socialism. one of these days you andry going to spend our sunset years telling our childrenç and our childrens children what it was once like in america when men were free. >> when i hear him talking about medicare like that and i hear what im hearing today, i mean, theres always ban lot of emotion and passion in fighting things like this. >> what people spent their sunset years doing before the passage of medicare was bein...

>> santorum sounded like john kerry in 2007 saying i voted for the $87 billion before i voted against it. remember that? he is in the same trap that you can put a senator in, santorum getting nailed for making tradeoffs when you vote. it was poorly anticipated i guess by him. he should have seen it coming. now he is getting drummed by mitt romney today how he sort of admitted went consistent with the principalles but i had to vote for it anyway. it was a weak moment for him. >> bret: charles? >>...

>> santorum sounded like john kerry in 2007 saying i voted for the $87 billion before i voted against it. remember that? he is in the same trap that you can put a senator in, santorum getting nailed for making tradeoffs when you vote. it was poorly anticipated i guess by him. he should have seen it coming. now he is getting drummed by mitt romney today how he sort of admitted went consistent with the principalles but i had to vote for it anyway. it was a weak moment for him. >> bret: charles? >>...