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Itll solidify perceptions from the first debate. he didnt know how to respond when kamala harris went after him. the other thing to look at in the macrofield. >> you said he was right twice in the last block so -- >> its a point i think democrats need to understand. this is us building bridges, people. the entire trump campaign is clearly predicated on a message, when a couple of support legalizing private insurance, it walks right into that play book, so when democrats do get really caught up i...

Well, there is a lot of tension, excitement, anticipation building here in detroit. all 10 candidates are now in the hall. joe biden was last to arrive. they are getting ready back stage as we get ready for the second big night of debating. earlier tonight. panltist jess mcintosh said she was looking for reinsurance from the former vice president. that may be true from any democrats. a lot of democrats coming into the debate feeling good him as a candidate. it will be fascinating to see if the p...

Be most active or ostensibly, are the chair of the intelligence committee and the chair of the oversight committee ad adam shich and elijah cummings. he knows he can blow off congress for the next 16 months and why should he care? theres been no ramification, no consequences. >> i think the perceptions do matter when talking about other countries and other maybe authoritarian regimes trying to figure out what they can get away with on the international stage. >> the president is laser beam focus...

Representative ocasio-cortez. thats idealogical, tactical, generational. they have fundamentally different roles. speaker pelosis role is to build consensus in her conference, and that just happens to be on the more moderate wing of her caucus. and aocs role, and i have talked to her about this, she views her role as pushing the needle, stretching the conversation, changing perceptions of what is politically possible, and those are inherently in conflict with each other. the president did step i...

In his report and he is not exonerated. look, we know for a fact that the president did everything that he could to obstruct the muller investigation. >> tucker: bernie sanders speaking even more slowly than usual. lisa boothe is a senior fellow and frequent guest on this show were proud to say. she watched today. lisa boothe i understand the people running for president are on the road, hard to catch up with the news, ive been there i get it but they also seem unusually unwilling to readjust th...

>> he is not exonerated. look, we know for a fact that the president did everything that he could to obstruct the mueller investigation. >> tucker: bernie sanders speaking even more slow than usual. she watched the hearings today. i understand that the people running for president are on the road. its hard to catch up with the news. ive been there. i get it. but they seem unwilling to readjust their perceptions to suit reality. >> i do, but its intentional. the reason they are doing this is beca...

Perceptions. because theres so much at odds with what the president does, says, and how he carries himself. >> i think its important to note that in the eight minutes we have heard from him out loud, hes already said something which is remarkable and historic in its own way when he said he could not exonerate the president. just listen to this one more time. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> so theres already that, john. >> y...

Well they are. they knew it.and the other guy] yeah, it is like doritos. you just cant get enough and we just cant keep pumping them out more. >> more of this is being disclosed.how can we turn this culture around? obviously we talk about all the lawsuits happening but is it going to make a difference and can it make a difference? >> something like that obviously, what company i dont know what their talk about with the executives are.we do not know who the salespeople are. something like that do...

Years. some to is in constant flux id say the red light district image which now plays a role in many tourists perceptions and in marketing strategy its very much influenced by the 1970 s. and eightys. and. lots of clichés emerge that. for example the gold chains mullet hairdos and so. on survivor to. nobody because so with these questions they try to attract tourists by saying we have a red light district we have gangsters that might interest some people but only i think so. we have the some p...

Holy even has a small museum where you can find out what has shaped the district. because pollie was originally a border region between the danish city of atlanta and they have the attic city of hamburg residents here knew how to use this kind of free space dance halls and cheap entertainment half of the part of that poli since the 17th century similar business. image of prostitution crime evolved over the years if you really have to about. something is in constant flux id say the red light dist...