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I was already ready for a fun show but you were super charged. A few minutes ago i was listening to you and dan goldman have a conversation when you uttered the words, the my pillow guys soliloquy, words i never thought i would hear in my life. Im deeply appreciative for you kicking it off for us. Have yourself a great game and well talk about the bucs on monday. I will do, ali. Thank you very much, my friend. Thanks, friend. All right. Well, tonight it is a tale of two parties. One is governing...

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Its in the genes its genetic fall for the society which means for me thats not so easy to say ok theyre just against islam theyre just against foreigners no the leading politicians in austria did not find an answer for the questions of the people doing that complain my lets take a closer look by comparing the two young politicians i mentioned at the outset of the program namely emmanuel mccall and sebastian cortes the austrian result came as a surprise to many europeans who thought that the fren...

The tea party emerges. and now from tea party we get trum trump. there seems to be this rightward drift thats really interesting. we can tell this story. whats etch moven more interest the bargain being made by paul ryan, mitch mcconnell and other republicans who are in some ways silencing their voices because theyre siding with this thrust. >> thats whats so disappointing now is looking for real republican leadership. >> lets count them. weve got six of us here, seven counting me. weve got ben ...

Time. but it may be the best that we can hope for with the crowd thats currently running the house. >> one more detail here. part of this new proposal by the democrats includes closing some tax loopholes, which is what republicans had once supported. why have they changed now? >> well, a lot of what used to be the gop orthodoxy is now anathema to that party and represents the rightward drift of the party. remember, one of the central issues in the presidential debate some time ago was the idea o...

But listen, just getting back to this issue of who do you trust more? the fact of the matter is people see mitt romney, they see this man with gleaming white teeth, with superficial attractiveness. he seems to be very, very articulate, but he stands for absolutely nothing, and what he does stand for to the extent he stands for anything, its a rightward drift to days before we had medicare, social security, all of the things we need not only for good jobs but also for economic security for the mi...

Wanted them to do and boehner couldnt. but what do you make of that statement? >> that sort of captures the fundamental nature of the two parties right now. we have a president with a more idea logically diverse coalition, more moderates in the democratic coalition than in the republican coalition. and who was willing to go pretty far to the point where a lot of liberals who now see how far obama was willing to go are not very happy about it and boehner who seems to be a dealmaker, someone that ...

It. one, if the country feels like were threatened by somebody else. that will bring us together like nothing else. the other way, to sound like you are the reasonable center. that you have risen above the fray and you are the one who makes sense between the extremes. that is how bill clinton came back after his own shellacking in the 1994 midterms, and then he coasted to re-election in 1996. when he sprinted to the center, though, he sprinted to where conservatives had put the movement. he let ...

Are the reasonable center. that you have risen above the fray and you are the one who makes sense between the extremes. that is how bill clinton came back after his own shellacking in the 1994 midterms, and then he coasted to re-election in 1996. when he sprinted to the center, though, he sprinted to where conservatives had put the movement. he let the republicans and conservatives go even further right in order to keep the tension on, in order to keep pulling things to the conservative side. wh...

The other way, to sound like you are the reasonable center. that you have risen above the fray and you are the one who makes sense between the extremes. that is how bill clinton came back after his own shellacking in the 1994 midterms, and then he coasted to re-election in 1996. when he sprinted to the center, though, he sprinted to where conservatives had put the movement. he let the republicans and conservatives go even further right in order to keep the tension on, in order to keep pulling th...