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Before i catch a train. >> its not imperative. only imperative because theyre trying to create the illusion to be imperative, or before something else comes out. they all want to vote for him, confirm him, jam this through and that they at least have the illusion of taking her charges seriously without actually having to dig into them. >> lets take a step back about why that is. this process is fundamentally broken. were the only advanced democracy in the world that puts people in the supreme co...

Confirm him, jam this through and that they at least have the illusion of taking her charges seriously without actually having to dig into them. >> lets take a step back about why that is. this process is fundamentally broken. were the only advanced democracy in the world that puts people in the supreme court for lifetime appointments. when the founders wrote the constitution, the average life span was 36 years old. today we could have people serve until theyre 102. our organization has called f...

Country. but it became pretty quickly clear democrats were taking a lot of the blame for the shutdown, and quite frankly, if democrats want to retake the majority in the senate and actually have a chance of doing more along these lines, you need people like claire mccaskill, like joe donley in indiana. do you have any sympathy for chuck schumer in making the decision to try and help those members? does the democratic party need to be completedly pure, is that your view? >> not at all. i of cours...

Okay. this country and our democracy is under threat right now from countries that are, you know, hostile to us who are seating unrest and discontent in our electoral process. we dont the extent, but were investigating it. coming out and blurring the lines about whats real and not real at a time like that is dangerous when it should be in president trumps interest as in miest to make sure we know whats real and whats not. the second thing is, sarahs response in, you know, having us, small violin...

Prices and other consequences to build up the structure of deterrence so they dont try this sort of thing again and it should affect our relations across the board. theres a lot of misinformation on what the russians did which is why getting to the bottom of it is critical. >> bill: do you think congress will get to the bottom of it? will we know? >> they have an opportunity if at the stop fooling around about process arguments in who talks to whom and so on. if we have the information we acquir...

Sweetener -- no way hes keeping the cuts and especiasentials, at of them are going to walk the plank. >> can you explain for our viewers what is happening now? are they still making calls trying to wrangle votes? >> whats happening now is they are going one by one and no longer talking about gee, what do you want in and what do you want out? thats been done, this will be the bill that will be voted on. its set what they are saying to them are the political arguments and making process arguments....

The ninth circuit right now. congratulations to secretary kelly for doing what was right. if only president trump would follow that old mantra of the buck stops here. >> is general kelly taking the blame for the rest of the administration? >> i think general kelly is articulating something that a lot of people have said, which is that the way, the process in which this executive order was rolled out, was problematic. it was problematic because it wasnt vetted by the proper individuals, including...

To have a guy whos a judge, not a superlegislator. and i dont really think these process arguments should come into play. >> rank partnership maybe, but maybe rank partnership if it is that, that is indicating that we could be heading down a path where this does end up being either the nuclear option or no neil gorsuch. im going to vo have to leave it there. i respect your decision not to answer that question with a yes or no answer. senator sasse, i appreciate it. coming up, the future of the...

Syria through diplomacy, through inspections, through an opening up of the process. and if we can get that done in a verifiable way, all the process arguments and all the arguments about what happened, what didnt happen, who said what will be irrelevant. you know who studies the process that goes into presidential decisions? presidential historians. you know what the american people care about? did you get a result. >> do you think the president in a way has boxed himself in? and if these negoti...

Hear the same process arguments from the same people that used very similar arguments on their side of this in many previous congresses. a little bit like reconciliation. i was against it before i was for it. and now, you point out that -- >> if the weight of your arguments are right side of history, why not go before the american people with up-or-down vote? >> i dont think, i dont think when you go out into the public next week after the legislation passes and ask people how, how they feel abo...