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Eerily similar to what george w. bush and his team was saying a decade and a half ago to support steel tariffs that they were putting up. you know that. cnn covered it. it did not work. it did help the steel industry 13, 14 years ago. these tariffs, it simply propped up what was an ailing difficult economic situation. it is not going to work now. tariffs dont work. they simply have government at that point picking winners and losers and we are -- our argument would be whether it is democrats or ...

0 in the following week, each group returned to their forces to tend to their wounds. >> the conservative funds, there seems to be an implied message there, do you agree with that? >> pass. >> the stage was set for the next battle between the warring factions, the budget, even before the deal was out, heritage action and freedom works announced their action. >> there are an enormous number of people on the right who are looking to kill this thing. >> but the house pressed on. >> you dont have to...

0 would not be surrendering. >> you mean the groups that came out and opposed it before they ever saw it? >> theyre using our members and using the american people for their own goals. this is ridiculous. >> that was john boehner striking back against the people who led him into a shutdown, republicans could not win. the speaker may have won this battle but he may not be able to win the war. >> joining me now, cnbc political analyst, robert costa, were you surprised by the political venom by joh...

0 >> joining me now, cnbc political analyst, robert costa, were you surprised by the palpable venom by john boehner about the press conference and heritage action? >> no, i was not surprised. this battle of temperament and how to handle the government has been simmering on for sometime. when you handle the issues between him and ted cruz, theyre almost identical. it is about how to handle strategy and how to handle the cards the gop has been dealt. and i think right now boehner is just fed up, e...

everything that congress is doing right now. joining us to talk about this, tea party activist and editor-in-chief of "big journalism.com dana lash. >> thanks for having me back. merry christmas to both of you. >> thank you. >> all right. so the republicans and the tea party won a major battle. the bush tax cuts are extended. youve added a trillion dollars to the federal deficit even though your whole mantra was cut the deficit, balance the budget. what are you going to do now that you...

republicans including senator johnny isaacson of georgia. and having a living will where you say how it is youd like decisions to be handled at the end of your life, where you make your own decisions about that ahead of time, that is something the federal government has formally encouraged by legislation for at least 20 years. without controversy. but politically the facts dont really matter right? not if they can be distorted to scare people particularly if they can be distorted to sc...

that provision was introduced into the health care debate by republicans including senator johnny isaacson of georgia. and having a living will where you say how it is youd like decisions to be handled at the end of your life, where you make your own decisions about that ahead of time, that is something the federal government has formally encouraged by legislation for at least 20 years. without controversy. but politically the facts dont really matter right? not if they can be distorte...

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