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Really will be entertaining. paul: allysia. >> miss to stacy abrams, finally made nonconcession concession speech this last week, basically blaming systematic disenfranchisement for her recoh the last midterm, 90% higher in county around atlanta, what shes trying to do is stoke minority turnout but more -- paul: more turnout when she runs again in 2020. jillian. >> hit at my own expense. so came out with a game, it is called monopoly for millennials and motto is forget about real estate, you c...

Have to fight your way to get it. dont miss my show "justice" at 9:00 p.m. here on the fox news channel. sean hannity will be back with another cant-miss show. sorry. >> ed: thank you all. thats "the story" on this friday night. ♪ >> good evening, everybody and welcome to a special inside the issues edition of "tucker carlson tonight." im tammy bruce filling in for tucker this evening. dont worry you will see plenty of tucky as he confronts issue from big tech issues of life and shocking revol...

The house of representatives, "the new york times" reports that some wins and near losses have raised questions about whose vision of the democratic party will emerge victorious in 2020. and it raises questions about whether democrats can deliver a consistent message to voters and unite behind one nominee from a slate of candidates who could range from socialists to pragmatic scentrists. a few names loom large. a politico consult poll taken in the days following the midterm found joe biden as th...

One was covering her plan to stop outsourcing in rural ohio she wasnt given any credit for having gone and visited after the election. no one remembered that trip. the reason was because donald trump went on the attack against keezer cahn after the convention. at first we were disappointed no one was covering her plan to stop outsourcing in rural ohio and pennsylvania, then we thought to ourselves, this is an 80/20 issue fighting a gold star family like trump. knows a sturdy or feasible way. >> ...

What is the conventional wisdom on whether it is legal for the military to use lethal force on american soil? >> there are people questioning the increase in u.s. troops along the u.s./mexican border. the president is doubling down in terms of his rhetoric in terms of issuing them. this was something that the president did in the closing arguments of the mid-term elections and many would argue that it cost him in subburban districts around the country. it didnt boyd well for him in the final day...

Will attack you. it doesnt matter if -- matter who you are. and thats what weve seen. >> secretary mattis, the relationship there is not what it was at the beginning. some of those clips he was talking about secretary mattis. what is the white house view on secretary mattis right now? >> the relationship is clearly frayed. but mattis is seen as effective in his job. he has huge respect from the military at the pentagon, at the dod, and theres not a push in the white house to get rid of him, alth...

America, for american politics. and the other, which was kind of the way that a lot of people ran in this midterm, was running against basically like the republican agenda, like it was like theyre running against paul ryan, even though donald trump was at the top of the ticket. what do you think of those two avenues? >> but its also about what youre for. so if you believe in this moral compass, if you believe in this core value that we should care about one another, that we are a brothers keeper...

Plan for rural america. she went on a bus tour with tim kaine in the aftergrow of the convention to western pennsylvania, rural ohio, places she wasnt given any credit for having gone and visited after the election. no one remembered that trip. the reason was because donald trump went on the attack against keezer cahn after the convention. at first we were disappointed no one was covering her plan to stop outsourcing in rural ohio and pennsylvania, then we thought to ourselves, this is an 80/20 ...

About, is whether this is what im called to do. and otherwise i just -- you know, i will continue to fight as hard as i can for new yorkers and be a voice for them in washington and fight for the middle class families that are desperate and need health care as a right and all the other issues that are pressing on families in my state. >> its interesting -- so you talked about this moral deck adation of this two years in the presidency. theres sort of different ways of viewing both his presidency...

Texas and now mississippi are the birth pains of kind of a third political reconstruction. so well have to start looking at things different. and we have to recognize the shrewdness of trump and cindy hyde-smith. she threw that comment out, even if she was joking she knew what she was doing to change the conversation because she doesnt want black and white mississippians who are poor and low wealth to understand where she stands on living wages and where she stands on poverty and where she stand...