tell your doctor if you re pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures, confusion, or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. anti-flu? go antiviral with tamiflu. senator lindsey graham suspended his presidential campaign over the holidays. so in honor of lindsey leaving the race for president let s take a look at some of his greatest hits. maybe we need to drink more in washington. if i m president we re going to drink more. that s the first thing i m going to do as president, we re going to drink more. i m 60, i m not married, i don t have any kids. drink up, lindsey, drink up, buddy. all right time now for your tuesday edition of scrambled politics. we start with new interviews for
not sure what it does or where it belongs. of course he could replace the whole thing with symbols. something tells me when he looks at how well donald trump is doing that s what jeb yells. or you know, one thought, you could try this. maybe just jeb asterisk. it would create curiosity. then people could check the footnotes and see, yep, he s still running for president. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. political analyst and best-selling author, who else, ellis henican is here to join us. is that awe de putin you re wearing? makes you want to run around without your shirt on. right. something like that. i don t know. it s inexplicable. i don t know what it is. we have a lot to talk about this morning. we re going to hear from the president a little bit later today about this executive order. you heard hillary clinton make a comment about it. that whoever takes office next can basically wipe it out. why do this now? well, because it s all you can do, right?
it s covered by most health plans. time for your monday edition of scrambled politics. if you have a lot of extra time today take a look at this from the washington post, one year, two races inside the republican party s bizarre tumultuous 2015 it s a great read but nearly 14,000 word state of the race. in jeb bush s words, two of the most successful republican governors maybe in the history of the country. in reality rick perry dropped out three months ago and jeb bush is outside the top five in some polls, both looking up to donald trump, starting today the front-runner will be airing a new tv ad in iowa and new hampshire bypassing his primary competition, instead going after the president and hillary clinton. according to the washington post, a deep voiced man speaks
morning dish of scrambled politics. jane timm is here, good morning. good morning. even for donald trump his attacks against the clnts have gotten a little bit more scathing. what s different about his latest tirades? they re not just personal he s really attacking her for her leadership in the middle east and wars and with some selective history he s blaming her yesterday for unseating saddam hussein which was a policy put in place long before clinton took that role as secretary of state. he s going after the fears that americans have, a war-weary country and saying, you know, this is her fault. let s blame her for this. if he can make it stick i think it could be potent. this what fueled his rise. going after fears indeed, and he s going to be doing that in a new ad. what exactly are we going to see here? these ads are very us versus them, playing into the deep, darkest fears. the most xenophobic feelings the country might have, saying this
jerry seinfeld peeking in to the oval office. and on that note, more from the brand-new comedian s in cars getting coffee. get out of bed brush my teeth, shave, put on some work clothes, i go up, work out shave, then work out? i believe in shaving before the workout. okay. because that s how i do it and i don t really need a reason. are you still doing stand-up? are you still making speeches? you still get hecklers? who s your theory of handling hecklers? you know what? you seem upset. i m so sorry. i know that s not why you came in here. let s talk. and that is your final dish of scrambled politics for 2015. in washington i m joined now by political reporter erin mcpike. good morning, erin. good morning. well, presidential candidates are making their final push for campaign funds, and the numbers are now rolling in. for ben carson his poll numbers are dropping but his