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Think about the way we look at mccarthy now. in the bubble of mccarthy, dwight eisenhower failed to make a speech to denunsate mccarthy based on the criticism he was giving to george marshal. he folded the speech due to political expediency. eisenberg said this was one of the biggest times of his political career, he couldnt stand up to mccarthy. thats what the republicans are like right now. one of those republicans, man or woman, will say enough is enough, im voting against this guy when it co...

Scenario? >> its interesting. the first person we heard to be on the call essentially confirms everything weve seen about the call and the other testimony. he confirms all of that. plus he add as little wrinkle in that there may have been a few words dropped from the transcript. it goes to show the white house had said like the ee lip cease you guyed mentioned earlier in the show, those werent just ellipses. he would have been concerned. that burisma may have been used. it lends theres more spec...

They have these industrial fire doors. if for some unknown reason they fire was to start inside the museum, or a fire like this waso give the building, whatever gallery of the fire happens to be income of the fire doors close, they trap the fire withid industrial fire sprinklers will douse it from the inside. >> harris: indoor and outdoor, thats great detail. as you point out, just moments ago, less than 10 minutes ago, you are giving kind of a visual, if you will, by looking up and seeing the f...

Elizabeth warren, not too hard. >> too hard to stand up to wall street. if too hard to protect consumers from cheating banks. too hard to be the popular republican incumbent senator is a first-time candidate. not too hard. right now the wealthy and the well-connected have written systems for themselves. america needs a leader whos not afraid to fight back. >> whats special about that, the early visuals were not that effective, they were simply plain, but when you saw treasury secretary steven mn...

The ground from the commander that we tried to call him out and ask him to surrender himself. he refused. he went down into a subterranean area and in the process of trying to get him out, he detonated a suicide vest, we believe, and killed himself. >> so, he killed himself? >> yes. >> has a dna verification been done on his body to verify that it is him? >> we have confirmation through a form of visual and also dna confirmation? >> dna confirmation has come through? >> yes. i was briefed on tha...

What shes hoping for. brooke, the only time when someone gets 3% of the national poll and are actually happy about it. that is the criteria you need to make the next debate stage. ten candidates or so should be onstage. >> had a strong performance at our debate in ohio. let me just squeeze one nor in for you, jeff. just to emphasize the anxiety and worry that democrats are feeling over winning 2020. theres a quote in the hill from this democratic strat jit, and eddie veil says, this is like the ...

And that is go in and ask the cia to reveal things they shouldnt reveal. >> thats right. you know, people forget that donald trump empowered william barr with his extraordinary authority to demand any classified document he wants in connection with this. and youre absolutely right, theres a lot of unease at the cia and disquiet about the notion of federal prosecutors going over and rooting in their files. not because they think they did anything wrong, but because these are sources and methods. ...

Americas allies, the kurds. you can hear the shelling going on as reporters on the scene at this location report that they are seeing smoke and you can see from this visual, these live pictures and you can hear the shelling. donald trump responded to the saying he is trying to fulfill a campaign pledge to return american troops home. kurdish fighters in northern syria are largely credited with helping the us in the fight against the us but turkey views the kurds as terrorists. turkish officials ...

Reconciling different versions and bringing something to the floor. i think its really important to note that since the break, toward thend of the break, we did get the cbo score of $345 billion in savings just in the medicare part d part of the bill. other savings, $158 billion in savings for family households. $46 billion in rebates and the rest. so the savings are considerable, and congress will decide how some of it will be reinvested into innovation at the national institutes of health, per...

Households $158 billion and private businesses $48 billion from between 2020 and 2029. so were very, very proud of the savings that it will be for people in their individual lives for businesses and for the taxpayer. its how we spend that money. some of it will be used for investing and for the benefit of research at the national institute of health and some will be as i said for more benefits, whether its dental, visual, hearing whatever with medicare. i mentioned that but there are other consi...