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>> i believe that you might have said 18. >> whether i did or not it is 2017. >> fair enough. and i dont recall. >> well, chairman, i appreciate you letting me make that clear and, again, the context when you would not answer it, was you used the word "impeachment" on may the 18 n, 2017 and you used the word on may the 22nd, 20 san your answer is you cannot recall a single vthat you would have done as part of that verb that would lead to impeeve and im grad that the fbi finally realized it albei...

What does it mean when men show off their women as part of their resume, the $2 and the wonderful wife. i thought this is ridiculous. leave the guy alone. but they are going to talk about the record, not only the tax records, surveillance. >> dana: commercial break. greg, what you think. is it good for brett kavanaugh? >> greg: beer kegs, baseball, and debt. you cant get more american than that. this is a new era. youre going to get younger nominees who are from a generation where they use party...

It. and for many people, thats compelling, so that seems articulate. thats external the way he thinks of these things. so, in a way, when hes talking about a musical instrument like elton john and the organ, which is interesting. i always thought of him as a piano player. remember, "benny and jets"organ? >> the piano, yeah. >> but really what hes thinking is that there is a kind of music, its an instrument, and its not about running a noun and a verb together, its about singing a kind of song. i...

White house in a senior role, probably as trumps next communications director. shine has a long-standing relationship with trump ally sean hannity. shine would add to a growing list of fox news staffers who have worked for this administration. theres a picture. its not just a personnel list. others have become the presidents unofficial advisers. new york magazine reported last month that the president and sean speak multiple times on some days, often at night. "the daily beast" reports in april ...

Baker signed the grand bargain bill which will increase the minimum wage from $11 to $15 by 2023. shares of walgreen, cvs and rite-aid tanked yesterday with the companies losing 11 billion bucks. they got amazoned. after amazon purchased the new online pharmacy pill pack. for more, im going to head over to cnbcs brian sullivan at the nasdaq. it is amazing, brian, as soon as amazon knocked on your door or your neighbors door, its like sudden death. why is it such a big deal? >> i love how you use...

>> "fox & friends" begins his day. >> right, so this is not a surprise. >> so he tweets and foxes, whatever the verb is. >> and bill shine coming in, he wont just be a communications director, hell be deputy chief of staff. hell have a big purview in sort of this third era of the trump white house and i think hell help the president not only deal with the press and messaging but figure out a political strategy for the midterms and in the 2020 reelection. how to get this presidency more on track ...

"borked." >> melissa: a verb now. >> bill: one of the worst things that happened. we talk about the civility war. in the modern time that is when it started. 87. nothing like that had been seen before in recent times in the senate. >> melissa: interesting. >> bill: the way he was attacked. back alley abortions and all of that. people were shocked but that was one of the great divides. judge ginsberg. there were a couple of problems but marijuana was a problem. not that he as a kid had smoked a j...

A way that it is not in the left. its a part of their dna. they understand the importance of a court seat much more than liberals do. liberals have a much less cohesive ideology. the right, on the other hand, they still feel the sting of bourque, of suter, of -- >> they use suter as a verb. >> they do. and clarence thomas, by the way, too. these supreme court fights were such climactic moments in their political identity. and, of course, it all stops at abortion. the culture wars. they have been...

>> crazy enough. no vacation time for you, brian. but the reason why i think this is going to be such a seminal moment in his presidency, the supreme court fights for republicans are such a part of their political culture. it is engrained in the right in a way that it is not in the left. its a part of their dna. they understand the importance of a court seat much more than liberals do. liberals have a much less cohesive ideology. the right, on the other hand, they still feel the sting of bourque...

They understand the importance of a court seat much more than liberals do. liberals have a much less cohesive ideology. the right, on the other hand, they still feel the sting of bourque, of suter, of -- >> they use suter as a verb. >> they do. and clarence thomas, by the way, too. these supreme court fights were such climactic moments in their political identity. and, of course, it all stops at abortion. the culture wars. they have been losing in the supreme court in the culture wars for a gene...