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conservative super majority. today two more big rules. one tieing the biden administrations hands in the climate change fight. the other clearing the way for the biden white house to end a controversial pandemic era trump administration border policy. those decisions closed a turn d make block buster changes to american law and to american life, including new limits on how states can regulate guns and, of course, the end of the roe v. wade decision that guaranteed federal abortion righ...

Breaking news from capitol hill. Any moment now House Speaker Kevin Mccarthy is expected to hold a gaggle with reporters, and we will bring that to you when it begins. This comes as two sources confirm reports the speaker will formerly endorse an Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden, and as the House Returns today after a six week recess, lawmakers need to accomplish a lot before the end of the month. What more do we know about speaker mccarthys plans to endorse an Impeachment Inquiry . Well...

Happen again. because there are trump at the top as well as a number of republicans that are trying to potentially push future attempts like that. >> before we close this conversation and move on to the cases, do you see -- i look at it from the math perspective. its still 6-3, but do you see in the experience, in the prior case history on the appellate court bench, in her life experience, how will the court be different even though the ideological math isnt any different, how will it be differe...

Perspective, donald trumps inauguration defied all the rules of nature. it was twice as expensive as president obamas inauguration and half as dazzling. the trump inaugural fund raised a record-breaking $107 million, most of that was spent, but where the money went and to whom remains an open question. despite promises there would be a full and clean external audit of the inaugural committee finances, its not clear that ever happened. back in december we learned federal prosecutors were investig...

Change? >> some senators do want to start over, they want to start their own bill. the main way to get it out of the senate is to use whats called reconciliation, which means it has to be a budget tax and spending kind of bill and other policy issues shouldnt be there. in order to do that, you would expect things that one over the freedom caucus to allow states to opt out to change the rules on pre-existing conditions and allow more flexibility. those of the kinds of things that might not fit in...

To happen. >> this is an important point. theres two ways to look at spending cut side. are you worried about the math? or are you worried about the precedent? from the math perspective, the chain cpi thing doesnt get you much. heres a look at how -- >> notice interest savings does. >> right. look at this. weve done the comparison of a bunch of different things on the table for deficit reduction. everything from, no -- thats the wrong chart. thats the tax hike caused by epi. i want the revenue s...

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Proportional proportionally. if a candidate gets 25% or more. so he could only end up with a couple delegates. were only talking about 20 delegates that are going to be awarded saturday. so from a math perspective, no, it really doesnt change anything. and since there is this expectation that santorum is going to win louisiana anyway, i dont know that a big win for him there -- unless its really, really big, even then, i dont think it changes anything at this point. >> all right, jackie, matt, t...