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I am curious to see what happens next. the president, i think, is a little worried also. joe biden told dont come to the state of the union by the republican house. there is a little bit of a question about do we want these kind of processes or do you want to wear political power? >> he found prerogative in the norms as he heated the offramp. lauren fox on capitol hill says lisa murkowski will now join cory gardner and susan collins. we have three republicans who say they will move over. thats s...

Everybody in constructive dialogue. lets really make it constructive by having the normal processes of consideration, amendment, debate, and vote happen in a prompt time and fashion. >> do you believe they will fund physical security, fences, and whatever technology they want? or are you of the not one dollar for that wall school? >> i am in the camp that has always been willing to fund significant amount of securities and say this is what is needed to keep us safe. but what i do oppose is the n...

Think he called it a strawman proposal, and lets really make it constructive by having the normal processes of consideration, amendment debate and vote happen in a prompt time fashion, and the white house should be satisfied with that. >> do you they will fund physical security and whatever technology they want or are you in the not one dollar for that wall school? >> i am in the camp that has been willing to fund significant amounts of border security if my border security professionals look me...

Where it is sanctioned by all of the processes that are apart of it. it shows there is active negotiation happening among members both on the house side and the senate side. thats a good sign because it means there is sort of a kinetic energy for everyone wanting to get it resolved. >> julia, the great inconsistency here is that the president has shut down the government because he wants border security specifically a wall. the people that are in charge of border security are not getting paid. y...

Legacy will also be as an obstructionist. you know, he manages -- hes someone who is a master at managing the floor time, obstructing democrats when they want to get the floor time, and sort of being able to manipulate that. hes really someone who understands the processes of the senate and understands how to use it. >> nancy, sahill, thank you. stick around. charles, killer piece. i appreciate you coming on the show to talk through it. thank you very much for joining us. before break, we wa...

Involve processes and social situation its in of possession its much more to design than making products a few mirror is no object to. design a. designer is also address questions has to do with society or a new materials and with things that are not always tangible. president. jesus thats our understanding of design it has its roots in bobs sorts of few and as this rule was one of the first institutions propagating a wide ranging understanding of who signed it it went beyond individual objects ...

The government, which has been partially shut down heading into the fifth week, theyre per per what he wants to through the processes of the congress, the committee processes. they all note what the president is reportedly going to offer is a non-starter. theyre rejecting it out of hand. they say it cant pass the house or the senate. that has been demonstrated in the last couple of months, i incidental incidentally. sure, if the president says ill reopen the government, then on a promise that yo...

Going on that ultimately benefits the rankings, if you will. we dont know that yes and people are on a wait and see. >> you get into that piece as well. what could be found out on the proceedings. dozens of things on this issues. how important is discovery to impeachment? i think you can look back to richard nixon. we had an impeachment process looking into the two processes working in tan dem including the smoking gun tape. it took both processes to force that out. look back to andrew johnson.

Democrats investigating this or mueller giving us some more information, we will get the truth of what really happened. and that will be the issue, not how it was covered. >> and elizabeth drew, it might be benton bradley who has the very best line about how people out there and editors in these situations should regard developments like this after reviewing how the mistake was made by woodward and bernstein. he had a few words with them about, you know, how they needed to clean up their process...

Be -- its appropriate and part of their constitutional duties to do this. respectful to law enforcement interests to mueller and the like, but it should and needs to be done. >> my push back is impeachment, removal, political processes. theyre not legal processes. theyre political, and if you dont have the american people pushing on politicians in a form of a consensus, i think you won be close to that until you get past the mueller probe and what he says and how people feel about it. >> i think...