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Energy and make it easier to access natural gas. thats much cleaner than some of the other fuels. they are against those tool. the idea is that were going to power this country into the 21st country with solar panels and wind mills thats not going to work. consistent sort of revenue and do it in a way that doesnt destroy or gut your economy. they are against those things as well. nuclear energy is nearly impossible now to build any plant in america. >> tucker: i am sensing a theme here. senator ...

Open. we are waiting to get the final number. democrats did pass that threshold. even republican ifs republicans did vote for it will get the final tally in a moment. we did pass that 217 threshold. we are told, brian in about 35 minutes house speaker nancy pelosi will have a photo opportunity signing this legislation before it goes off to the white house. thats where the president and his team will be reviewing it before he signs it. you have spoken with the chief of staff mulvaney who said pre...

Fine lets do more nuclear energy and make it easier to access natural gas. thats much cleaner than some of the other fuels. they are against those tool. the idea is that were going to power this country into the 21st country with solar panels and wind win wind s thats not going to work. consistent sort of revenue and do it in a way that doesnt destroy or gut your economy. they are against those things as well. nuclear energy is nearly impossible now to build any plant in america. >> tucker: im s...

We are waiting to get the final number. democrats did pass that threshold. even republican ifs republicans did vote for it will get the final tally in a moment. we did pass that 217 threshold. we are told, brian in about 35 minutes house speaker nancy pelosi will have a photo opportunity signing this legislation before it goes off to the white house. thats where the president and his team will be reviewing it before he signs it. you have spoken with the chief of staff mulvaney who said president...

>> in terms of the large field of democratic candidates right now, you have floated this idea of youre proposing idea of successive nights and i poked at the republicans a bit in the intro to the show because they had this sort of adults table, kids table, the main debate and almost made the debate division between the stages when they had a lot of candidates. how is your idea of successive debate nights different than the difficult process? >> there is no under card. that is the biggest differe...

Show here because they had this sort of adults table, kids table. the sort of main debate and almost made the debate division between their two different debate stages that they had in 2016 when they had a lot of candidates. how is your idea of successive debate nights different than that difficult process that the republicans went through in 2016? >> well, there is no undercard. that is the biggest difference. if we have -- lets just use a round number, an even number. say there are 16 people w...

Democrats say they will divide the candidates randomly between the two nights. random drawings, that will be fun and this is interesting and substantive in terms of democratic party priorities to qualify for making it onto the debate stage at all, for being one of the 20, right? the threshold for inclusion is interesting. it has two components. first is that you got to hit a polling threshold in three polls that are either national or in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina or nevada. and youve g...

It was mobilizing the grassroots. and so you have two pathways to the debate stage. number one, as you point out, the polling. and if you dont make it on the polling, the alternative pathway is what weve outlined with grassroots fund-raising. we didnt come up with that just out of thin air. we looked at the public campaign finance laws, which have been on the books for decades and then we consulted with act blue, which is basically the grassroots fund-raising center of the democratic ecosystem. ...

Being one of the 20, right, the threshold for inclusion is interesting. it has two components. first is that youve got to hit a polling threshold in three polls that are either national or in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina or nevada. and youve got to hit a grassroots fund-raising threshold. this is new and interesting. this is what theyre telling us about the grassroots fund-raising method that you have to display basically. you have to show that you can do this in order to make it on to th...

Thats one. two, to your point, why lie? i mean this is pretty significant. this is a really, really important investigation. why would you lie to someone with such authority who could dictate where you spend the rest of your life wearing an orange jumpsuit? >> judge amy berman jackson said that manafort didnt meet the threshold on two other things, his interactions with the white house officials and about kilimniks role to try and influence witnesses. what does it say about the special counsel t...