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Party as in congress -- >> do you think thats make or break? so the setup there being that basically the last big legislative achievement and the domestic policy version of the gorsuch appointment, which is like the thing that all of us normal conservative and republicans want to see, tax, tax, tax, if that doesnt happen -- >> i think its different from health care in that if you dont do tax reform today, you can do it tomorrow. they had to move on from health care because the bill was so unpopu...

Party as in congress -- >> do you think thats make or break? so the setup there being that basically the last big legislative achievement and the domestic policy version of the go gorsuch appointment, which is like the thing that all of us normal conservative and republicans want to see, tax, tax, tax, if that doesnt happen -- >> i think its different from health care in that if you dont do tax reform today, you can do it tomorrow. they had to move on from health care because the bill was so unp...

Simple. donald trump tkhraoeufbed in that environment. i cant believe were in september talking about midterm already and polling. >> always, always. >> thank you, marie. >> anyone born after 1995 never knew the world without the internet. for most the smartphones are attached to them. we all have them up here with us here. the screen time some good and some very bad. what parents can do, if anything. you always pay

Survive the here today/gone tomorrow politicians. what can we do about that? what are specific things the trump administration can do to attack the administrative state? >> the first thing is hold some accountable for those that have committed wrongdoing. a good example right now is we are seven years after the irs, one of the most powerful agency in federal government deliberately isolated and targeted nonprofits because of their political views. and helped to silence them during a crucial midt...

Survive the here today/gone tomorrow politicians. what can we do about that? what are specific things the trump administration can do to attack the administrative state? >> the first thing is hold some accountable for those that have committed wrongdoing. a good example right now is we are seven years after the irs, one of the most powerful agency in federal government deliberately isolated and targeted nonprofits because of their political views. and helped to silence them during a crucial midt...

Unified of government, going into a midterm, theyve lost it. there is a risk in not getting things done. theres also a risk in getting things done because the dynamic weve seen in 2010 and 2006 in 1994 essentially that the party in h power, their voters feel like you didnt get enough done. kind of disappointmented. and the other side is outrage. feel like youre steam rolling us and moving the cun trif in a direction we dont support. >> o one of the most striking things is almost everyone that di...

And sexism as well. im not making this up. everyone should go google this, it wouldnt economic anxiety he is pitching to his base -- >> this is why democrats are going to lose in the midterm because they think we are a bunch of racists and thats all we care about when in fact were economically driven. still have yet to address the economy. >> i will say that i do agree a little bit with my friendmy over there, the reality is i think it was one of the miscalculations of the clinton campaign was t...

Is this a gift to the democratic party. are they in a good position to receive it and run with it? >> theyre certainly being handed a gift. you want to have an opponent that is divisive, who is conflicted. someone that is unpopular. they will have a lot going for them including the first midterm curse. but the question is, as you afraid it, can they capital on it, do they have wins candidates on the list? if dean heller is primary, capture that scene. i think there is a love concern

From costa mesa, california. >> this is the first midterm cycle ever that top democratic operatives from d.c. have set up shop in the oc because the democratic congressional campaign committee thinks this is where it can flip a quarter of all the seats the democrats need to win the house. seven districts in california, four in g.o.p. friendly orange county with seats held by republicans where voters also went for hillary clinton. among the vulnerable incumbent, darrell isa who says he can still ...

>> do you think thats live reform or tax cuts by year end? . >> well, if it isnt, the republicans deserve to lose in the midterm, and a lot of these guys need to resign and say were too weak to get it done.