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Called bone crushing for a long time thinking he was doing it for the greater good. at some point, after all the indig t indignity and back stabbing and everything, and the shaming that president trump does with people like jeff sessions and then chief of staff, john kelly, and you get isolated all out in public. it comes to a point where its too much and he is trying to regain some sort of self-respect and credibility explaining why he stayed so long, and its true that president tru that john k...

>> it feels so good to know that hes not going to get out anytime in the foreseeable future. i think everybody can rest easier knowing that. and i think my sister would be pleased with the decision. >> weinberger believes that hes the smartest man in the room, and today he discovered hes not. i think this will end for him in jail, and thats our hope. >> as a student of philosophy, mark weinberger is no doubt familiar with the ancient greek philosopher who wrote, a mans character is his fate. >> ...

"the huffington post" accused her of being the most shameful hijacking of feminism. shameful and shamefully affected politicking is insidious in this year. just as shaming of the women who listen to her speech. they nodded along. a senior editor at the daily wire. she read it as did i, it seems like she was pretty concerned with that conclusion. i appreciate you coming in. >> no problem. i thought of the me too movement, when there is a strong woman who has the guts to either speak out or specif...

>> tom: i dont believe this woman. >> dana: my twitter following was started -- >> tom: you used to. >> dana: it got to be too much. i would observe people. people on the train. the complaining and trying to shame -- >> doug: like other countries. its sad. its a problem, and it goes back to how our country is being run. >> dana: im trying to say that to shame a company on twitter because you are a blue check mark is pathetic. >> tom: do you know how many followers i have? [laughter] >> katie: da...

Huffing and puffing and shaming, that is not what legislation is made of. that is also not what leadership is made of. we do need to see leaders on both sides of the aisle, certainly led by president trum president trump, embracing compromise as a central part of the legislative toolbox. that has not happened yet. we also need to see truth from the president, we have a lot of republicans following in his footsteps, talking about ten terrorists are trying to the border. this issue should not be l...

They put strong bipartisan options on the table and if you only have in your toolbox huffing and puffing and shaming, that is not what legislation is made of. that is not what leadership is made of so we do need to see leaders on both sides of the aisle certainly led by donald trump embracing compromise as a central part of the legislative toolbox. that has not happened yet. we need to see some truth from the president. a lot of republicans are following in his footsteps talking about terrorists...

A pesky legal antique called the constitution. watch this. >> i would love to be able toal regulate the content of speech. the first amendment prevents me from doing so and that is simply a function of the first amendment but i think over the long run its better the government does not regulate the content of speech. >> tucker: the cnn anchors nodding of course we all like to regulate speech if we could. over the long run he says its "better not to regulate speech." does that sound like someone ...

That sadly he is prevented from banning talk he doesnt like by a pesky legal antique called the constitution. watch this. >> i would love to be able to regulate the content of speech. the first amendment prevents me from doing so and that is simply a function of the first amendment but i think over the long run its better the government does not regulate the content of speech. >> tucker: the cnn anchors nodding of course we all like to regulate speech if we could. over the long run he says its b...

With a reason to explain. "the huffington post" is owned by verizon. direct your letters to verizon. they hate christmas and they hate deers. >> emily: that stories about dragons teach us they can be overcome. juan, what do you think about the war on rudolph too? >> juan: this is silly. its ridiculous. who doesnt love rudolph the red nosed reindeer? the argument is that it sort of an intellectual argument about the fact that theres so much bullying going on, so much picking, not only on rudolph ...

>> yes, definitely. if he was going to be called in trial. all the defense would have to say, look the prosecution, mummeries -- muellers team said hes a liar. he kept lying to them. mueller and his team theyre not stupid people. they knew that. yet, they still moved forward anyway with this very public, shaming, blowing up this plea deal. very fascinating few days involving quite a colorful cast of characters. >> shannon: hearing today there was a report that alleged that manafort met number of...