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And lockheed loves him. Intel building a 7 billion plant in arizona that they took off the shelf during the obama years. So, yeah, lots to talk about. Thanks to hugh and our guests. That was the scene from a town hall earlier tonight with arkansas senator tom cotton. The mood is indicative of what were seeing at town halls across the country. We have news tonight from this new administrations continued Whiplash Pattern of radical changes in course. Tonight the Justice Department, which is now le...

Talking about the control kelly exerts over their comings and goings. >> to say that two people who have been unresolved in our support for the president, to have an escort which almost nobody else has to have i think is a bit out of bounds. look, we have been individuals who sports the presidents work on television, in on eds across the board and to call into question our ability to walk around the campus of the white house i think is something that should be addressed. >> joining me knew is da...

And lying to him about it, he has no control over his group. he says they didnt depend on the dossier for anything important. that is either, you know, a lie or he was again a horrible director. i think all he is doing is highlighting what a liar he is. >> harris: what about the flipping the switch, charles? we have seen the president do this. this can be effective. if, in fact, everything you had the laid to bear, what melissa talked about if he lied to a former president, how much can they bri...

Refugees, about all the demonstrations that came out after the travel ban. i didnt see any demonstrations when we were getting slaughtered for six years. i didnt see anybody demonstrating in 2013 after the chemical gas attack. i didnt see the media going crazy after president obama for his inaction or his lies about getting rid of chemical weapons. we all know assad still have chemical weapons and three days ago he proved it. he proved that they were lying. they were lying to us. i just want to ...

Joining us now is montanas democratic governor steve bullock. governor, thank you very much for being here. its really nice to have you here. >> its great to be with you tonight, rachel, for sure. >> have i summarized whats going on right with this bill? am i right that this was a republican sponsored bill in the house and the senate but right now we dont know whats going to happen? >> well thats whats fairly shocking, to have the republican party chair, who is also a sitting legislator, brazenl...

Party chair, who is also a sitting legislator, brazenly acknowledge that he wants to spend more taxpayer dollars with the hope of getting fewer voters? i mean thats not only wrong for montana, its wrong for the country. we need to be figuring out ways to encourage people to vote, certainly not take away their voting franchise. >> i was trying to follow the history of this proposal and i read all these on-eds and looked at the testimony from the county clerks and administrators, people who run th...

To happen? >> well thats whats fairly shocking, to have the republican party chair, who is also a sitting legislator, brazenly acknowledge that he wants to spend more taxpayer dollars with the hope of getting fewer voters? i mean thats not only wrong for montana, its wrong for the country. we need to be figuring out ways to encourage people to vote, certainly not take away their voting franchise. >> i was trying to follow the history of this proposal and i read all these on-eds and looked at the...

Of political speech and this is a position as far as i can tell that he held for decades. recently, hes been saying that although he doesnt think in principal it applies to art and literature and comedy and so on, its too divas a practical matter to disentangle whats political and whats not. he seems to have let that drop by the wayside a little bit. in order to write this report, i went back and read everything that robert bork has written for publication, all of the books, the on eds. this was...

Apply to literature or art. weve seen people try to have the first amendment, you know, overruled in literature and art. hes saying it should not apply to science. what does he even mean by the first amendment should not apply to science? >> lawrence, the position he took on that was that the first amendment is only about the core of political speech and this is a position as far as i can tell that he held for decades. recently, hes been saying that although he doesnt think in principal it appli...