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What they refer to as entitlements. i call them programs earned and very smart programs for our seniors. and i support those. and the president wants to tear those apart. >> you dont see that as socialism, right? in terms of the word, obviously? its a word of significance. >> well, it is a society coming together to increase the standard of living of our seniors and that is pretty much the definition and the presidents attacking it. brian: fantastic. that is an interesting definition of socialis...

Indictment for saudi arabia or someone doing business for saudi arabia. i think its quite clear in his letter who they think is behind allf othis. >> i do care about that case, khashoggi and how he ways killed and butchered. who would be in bed with the saudis on this one, protecting them from what looks like premeditated murder from a journalist? >> i think if theres an answer, whatever that answer s obviously offends all moral judge mtd. probably one of the most frustrating aspects is while he...

Obviously the president pointed out last night that a lot of people, most people in that room have voted for a fence or border before. hes right about that. the president added he wants people to come to the united states. theyre trying to say this isnt about keeping people out. heres the key line. >> i want people to come into our country in the largest numbers ever, but they have to come in legally. >> so as you know, senator, the ad-lib was quote in the largest numbers ever. so not i just wan...

Early. but a large number of democrats disagree. they think the triumph is right for -- they think the time is right for him to set his sights on the race. gloria borgers back with me and gloria, our poll also found that half of all american say theyre at least somewhat likely to support joe biden, that is more than back president trump. what is it about biden? what do you think? >> first of all, should we say it is early. joe biden is a famous person, so they recognize his name, obviously, name...

Father. you cant defer cancer payments but sometimes you have to defer other payments. there are a lot of americans making those kind of choices. she is someone who grew up in poor and obviously knows very well the american dream. so weaving together her personal narrative with policy in terms of this is why we need these policies, but also at the core this idea of community she talked about im coming for you, this idea that people, we have our defender of our nation were we have our first respo...

And economic obviously downstream represent communities have to be lashed thats right and theyre already facing the impact of erosion of the recon river has there been any support will either from the government all from private initiatives to support them move we havent seen any political reels from the referee and government chair to acknowledge or to solve this problem but what is more its about being more and more of the downsides of. being built in the downstream like tight companies in cam...

Andrew yang running on a plan for universal income that would cut out the middleman, the employer entirely and promising as president to give everyone $1,000 cash. no questions asked. not a job needed. they would get the $1,000 every month, neil. >> neil: and then the question, how you pay for it all. hillary, thanks very much. the tax hikes that are planned on the rich, just part of a democratic plan that has everyone united. lets get the read for gop strategists right now, holly turner. we hav...

It provides really interesting insight into the white house, but also, he was there for much of what was said and done. im not blaming him, but he will know the mindset of the president and the men and women around him that led us to this fuzzy place. so were going to talk to someone who has the answers we need. >> its also, i mean, he gives such a fascinating look at the whole transition process that the -- going from the cam pine campaign to the presidency to the white house. >> his reckoning,...

>> he also has a lot to say, obviously, about jared kushner, which is fascinating. >> look, the history there, got to separate kushner from his father, obviously, kushner couldnt do that. thats somewhat understandable until you look at the facts, but, yes, he understands what kushners role is, what that meant vis-a-vis him and others and i think its a singular perspective, happy to have it. >> look forward to it, chris, thank you very much. see you coming up eight minutes from now. coming up, ...

About it as early as mid-february. that was according to government officials and other individuals who were familiar with the investigation. and other series of signals that give us indications this could be wrapping up right now. the fact that michael flynn is being moved towards the sentencing phase. the indictment of roger stone. and rod rosenstein. the fact hes leaving the justice department after william barr is confirmed. it had previously been signaled rosenstein would only leave when he...