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But you also have democrats who are already completely on fire, hard to imagine that they could be more on fire. but this is the only thing -- >> women in particular. >> no, look. i think this will energize the democratic party. i dont know how much you can go over 100%, but they are -- they are going to get up there, and i dont know if the republicans can get anywhere near parity in terms of enthusiasm. and, you know, this is really going to help the democrats in the house. in those moderate, s...

Lgbt rights, and petition or emergency motion will hit this court with nine members. >> and if i could just talk to davids point and maybe mark, you know a lot about this. i think the question really is whether the republicans can get anywhere near parity to democratic enthusiasm. because democratic enthusiasm is so huge. and it may be that it will help him in the senate. and they could keep the senate. but still lose the house. >> theres no doubt that the left is energized for this. and im not ...

But in the house, for example, if kavanaugh gets confirmed, it could really help democrats in those suburban moderate districts that hillary clinton won, forb example. but if kavanaugh gets confirmed, it could also really help republicans keep control of the senate. so its kind of a mixed bag here for them and everybody knows it, that its not like you can draw a straight line here. republicans need more enthusiasm. whether theyre going to get a parity to democrats remains to be seen. i would arg...

Think looked herself in the eye and said i have to do what is right, not what i think is politically expedient or make mitch mcconnell happy. it was a day we will remember for the rest of our lives. i think the senators and even else in the republican parity is going to be in for a real awakening in november. the outrage, the levels of outrage and heart break and passion that we are seeing around this fight are unprecedented. you are seeing the senator murkowski office noted call volume has high...

At the same time more people nowadays say that china is parity in the u.s. in terms of the worlds leading economy and seventy percent across our survey say that china is more important than it was ten years ago versus only thirty one percent who say the same thing about the united states so the world is not so keen on president trump well which world leaders do they like. well of the five world leaders that we asked about the highest ratings just over half across the twenty five countries that w...

Is tangential to china but its in the region and they wanted loans. the most rapid military buildup in the world today is being done not by the united states and the trump defense budget, which we all applaud, rebuilding their ground forces, the maritime forces are at parity with us now in the pacific and they will go right past us and capability. deep water ports in pakistan and also in djibouti, why influence the middle east from djibouti, influence the indian ocean, from pakistan. they have p...

That, you know, there had to be investigations of both sides. sort of notion of, you know, parodpa parity, many of the familiar threads talking about his concerns about the fbi, james comey, all this other stuff. he did not to his credit threaten any specific action against the attorney general after the midterms but he also didnt give a lot of reason to believe he was going to change his mind about the direction hes been going and of course republicans in congress in recent days have been essen...

Now, with the trump defense buildup. and why are they doing that? because the united states and the asia pacific region has been a dominant military power for years. they want to at least have parity with us because that will give them leverage over all of our allies in the region. they dont have any allies in the region except laos and cambodia and north korea. the countries out there are aligned with us, and they are he putting significant pressure op those countries. the capabilities is much ...

About dr. king and her father. watch this. >> i certainly saw the beginning of dr. king and what he was trying to do, bring people together and fighting for parity and to erase the discriminations and different things, and fighting for a number of things. yes, he was a civil rights activist. he and my dad were friends, and my dad brought him to detroit. there was a moment that after -- well, my dad organized and funded the movement in 1963, the walk to freedom here in detroit. when dr. king walk...

About the early days of the civil rights movement and dr. martin luther king junior. >> when dr. king came out in the early days of selma and rosa parks, i told him that i wanted to go out and travel with him and sing for him. because i had sung for my dad, and id like to sing for dr. king and what hes trying to do here. i appreciated what she was trying to do, bring people together. or certainly get parity in some way and lighten up the discrimination and give people a chance to make a dollar. ...