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Frankly look at this last week that he had. >> yeah. >> its a pretty good record to run on. im not sure which part of it theyre having problems with. is it the lower prescription prices that they dont want to go out there and argue for? is it the -- is it the gun control legislation for the first time in 30 years that they are a little bit wobbly about? never mind the polls, they have -- the man has a record to run on, he is the head of their party. a, b and c, but they cant seem to figure that ...

Reconciliation process. thats a timeline completely separate from senator sinema. nonetheless, theyre both parts of the waiting game for senate democrats. >> when do you think the parliamentarian will wrap up? >> reporter: that is sort of the open question around here, too, lindsey. when we heard from senate majority leader chuck schumer earlier in the week, he mentioned they were still going through the scrubbing process on each section of that bill. they recently took up, for example, the ener...

In some ways, but i think, look, the pillar of a democracy is youre supposed to listen to the people. common sense conservatives in the middle of america essentially said to the republican politicians, whoa, slow down. we have seen polling for a long time that majority supported roe v. wade. this is not kansas saying we want to allow all abortions. this is kansas saying we disagree with the supreme court and we want the politicians to slow down and listen to us. lets have a nuanced, reasonable, ...

Republicans then would have had the chance to claim -- at least make the argument -- that trump had won by a house vote, because even in a democratically controlled house they would, as of january 21, have the advantage when you count by state. political scientist clarence lieu sane wrote about this in the washington post. republicans have more vote because the vote is done with one vote for state, not districts. now whether all of that is immediately digestible on first constitutional explanati...

Republicans actually have the edge. so, had they succeeded, republicans then would have had the chance to claim -- at least make the argument -- that trump had won by a house vote, because even in a democratically controlled house they would, as of january 21, have the advantage when you count by state. political scientist clarence lieu sane wrote about this in the washington post. republicans have more vote because the vote is done with one vote for state, not districts. now whether all of that...

Vote, because even in a democratically controlled house they would, as of january 21, have the advantage when you count by state. political scientist clarence lieu sane wrote about this in the washington post. republicans have more vote because the vote is done with one vote for state, not districts. now whether all of that is immediately digestible on first constitutional explanation or not is, i think, an open question. but my point to you is -- and they sometimes is obscured -- if you look at...

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America has been missing in action in the middle east for some time, particularly here in the gulf. willie, when you talk to ordinary folks here, and ive spent much time talking to people on the streets, members of the royal family, to some members of the establishment, there is a real enthusiasm for seeing economic change, the kinds of change that mohammed bin salman has been trying to bring about here. i think what jamal khashoggi was talking about before his death, the question of whether or ...

Stores. things are way too expensive. he is trying to push back on the fact that its his party that is in power. he of course running as a democrat. who would preserve that democratic majority in the senate should he win. so he is trying to make himself certainly front and center in the campaign. and push back against his own party as well. don at the open question hanging over all of this when he will be able to come back to the campaign? will he be able to debate in an engaging way with oz? on...

Are paying more almost everywhere. things are way too expensive. so of course hes trying to push back on the fact its his party in power. he of course running as a democrat who would preserve that democratic majority in the senate should he win and others win as well. so he is trying to make himself certainly front and center in the campaign and push back against his own party as well. but, don, the open question hanging over all of this race is when will he be able to come back to the campaign?...