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Pretty damaging case, an obstruction of justice case or worse. you have people openly yesterday talking about impeachment and that means that legislative agenda is, and i think i heard this on your air yesterday morning, in a smoldering ruin in washington right now. the sources i know who are involved with the administrations economic efforts say its kind of chaotic, theres not a lot of priority setting going on. even prior to yesterday, or the day before. theyre working on tax reform. no detail...

Outside. >> yellow stone, brought to you by exxonmobil? come on, answer the question, yellowstone brought to -- >> why not? where in the constitution -- >> it doesnt. >> pay for x, y and z. >> stan for that? >> i think in era of annual deficits over a trillion dollars, yes. we have to force priority-setting, so what is laid out in the constitution with the government should be doing, namely, the military and other functions, of course, those are the things we should be paying for. but ex-extrane...

>> hello everyone, it is 1:00 on the east coast. lets get straight to the news. your paycheck and benefits may be cut and your taxes may go up all because congress cant agree on another very important issue, that is payroll tax cuts. congress is in a political standoff right now. the senate passed a two-month extension a moment ago. house republicans rejected that in a procedural vote and are pushing a one year extension. keep in mind payroll tax cuts and extended unemployment benefi...

Support. most importantly, the sort of 10 billion dollars, 26 billion went to teachers, who are all unionized and that money will, a lot will come back to democrats this fall. in the form of campaign donations. >> really, just puts off the day of reckoning for the states though, dan. the states are getting their third or fourth bailout here in the last couple of years, so they dont have to actually make the difficult decisions. theyre all priority setting of what to cut and what to keep. >> well...

Support. most importantly, the sort of 10 billion dollars, 26 billion went to teachers, who are all unionized and that money will, a lot will come back to democrats this fall. in the form of campaign donations. >> really, just puts off the day of reckoning for the states though, dan. the states are getting their third or fourth bailout here in the last couple of years, so they dont have to actually make the difficult decisions. theyre all priority setting of what to cut and what to keep. >> well...

Kbrinl, $26 billion went to teachers who are all unionized. a lot of it will come back in the form of campaign don yaig autos this puts off a day of reckoning for states get thirg third or fourth bailout here, so they dont have to actually make the difficult decisions their own priority setting of what to cut and keep. >> this may put off a day of reckoning because days before this vote, asked me to big public employees union holding a rally, announcing their intention before the vote to go into...