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A lot of facts that adam schiff isnt telling us. process wise and substantively. when adam schiff chooses to cherry pick text, to not disclose key facts, he is depriving the american public from getting the ability to form their own independent judgment on important things. for example, adam schiff says the donald trump demanded that president zelensky manufactured dirt on the bidens. ambassador volker said that isnt true. when adam schiff is talking about a quid pro quo fairy tale charge of the...

I think president trump may have helped force that meeting and may have created a rallying effect. but heres where president trump i dont think is going to be a factor. the left wing allies of aoc want to effectively run purge campaigns in democratic primaries next year against democratic incumbents who they view as insufficiently progressive. thats how aoc came to office against joe crowley last year and they have a list of democrats in the house theyre going to go after. thats going to create ...

Consequential is it? >> i actually dont know that john kellys departure is that consequential, because it is entirely unclear to me what role general kelly has played over the past several months. if you just look at the presidents twitter feed, his public statements, or his policy decision, where he said he has gone with his gut, rather than relying on his team, it rarely looks like president trump considers, it looks like he considers himself to be the chief of staff among other roles, rather ...

Testimony. process wise and with the outcome, democrats would have had an issue to take to the base. now it is more of a toss up. republicans went through the past week, their nominee was under additional fbi investigation and they came out on top. democrats got this extra week of overtime and still got the same result, not the result they wanted. i dont think it means theyre sunk in midterms but i think it is deflating to the base. heres the thing to remember. the president will surely lose sea...

Review of possible tariffs on steel thats not going to be done for another two weeks. this came out of absolutely nowhere. >> so theres a sort of substance and a process question. put it to the side. we debated this in a fascinating debate with leo and the steel workers and stephanie, but process-wise, like, this is really far a field of how something like this would normally work, right? >> well, absolutely. i mean, you would consider a policy change like this very judiciously and engage all so...

>> so theres a sort of substance and a process question. put substance to the side. we debated this in a fascinating debate with leo and the steel workers and stephanie, but process-wise, like, this is really far a field of how something like this would normally work, right? >> well, absolutely. i mean, you would consider a policy change like this very judiciously and engage all sorts of stake holders in the government and outside of the government. it would take time. you would have a plan to r...

We debated this in a fascinating debate with leo and the steel workers and stephanie, but process-wise, like, this is really far a field of how something like this would normally work, right? >> well, absolutely. i mean, you would consider a policy change like this very judiciously and engage all sorts of stake holders in the government and outside of the government. it would take time. you would have a plan to roll it out. there would be an engagement period, even before you did that with the p...

Nobodys been vetted. the white house said, well, these were people who have most been here before. yet no one knew their name. there was no legislative plan to tell congress. there was no diplomatic plan to tell other countries, other allies and the white house councils office was doing a review of possible tariffs on steel thats not going to be done for another two weeks. this came out of absolutely nowhere. >> so theres a sort of substance and a process question. put it to the side. we debated...

Today in virginia, and iowa. obamacare is feeling badly and harming people. the republicans it said we are going to fix this mess, the democrats, 100% made on their own, obamacare. i think that the vote today, as i said, is a step. what was passed today isnt going to be the law. there are concerns, policywise and process wise, that i have with the bill right now. there are still two or three significant iterations to come of this process and what will matter is the final result. do they get it d...

The health care exchanges. >> joining me now is representative dan donovan, republican from new york. congressman, can you explain what the heck is going on process-wise right now because i have to say, im confused. are they going to try to strike a deal and get this to a vote in three days before recess? that seems preposterous. >> i dont know what this time frame is, but i do think its the responsibility of us to get back to health care. we promised the american people we would rectify and rep...