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Live and been almost exactly at this point at exact low this time. i cant exaggerate to you how im thinking about the people who miraculously escaped injury who were on this freeway. people who got up in du pont, washington and maybe they go to work in olympia or pierce county and they were going to grandma and grandpas for christmas. they will be dealing with the trauma of this for sometime in addition those who were talthsly injured and those injured. by the way, i think the fatality count is ...

Theyve been all talk, and theyve been no action. and now its even worse. and now its not even talk. >> nicolle wallace who has a way with words later said it was staged like an eight grade play. and if the empty chairs were at allm ambiguous as a visual, for those who missed the point, there were name placards for both schumer and pelosi, both absent. lets turn to our lead off panel toobt. peter baker, ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post" who is one of the authors of the...

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Fastidious about trying to protect their employees and their guests. having said that, there are a couple of things in retrospect -- and its always good to look over your shoulder on these things, but we have a routine with housekeeping, with room service, with audio/visual, anybody who goes in the room to do an inspection. we also have rules about do not disturb. if a room goes on do not disturb for more than 12 hours, we investigate. we constantly -- we dont allow guns in this building unless ...

You got to -- you got a power cord? >> a harrowing moment as our drew griffin and his crew ran over, were able to pull that man -- look at this, out of the car using a rope, visibly shaken but alive. and here is another just breath-taking visual, just to put this all in perspective, this is what interstate 10 normally looks like. now, look at this. that exact section of i-10 looks like a sea scape. in harris county, about 30% of all land is under water. thats an area bigger than new york city an...

So with all that, we bring in our leadoff panel tonight. pulitzer price winning columnist for the post eugene robinson, msnbcs chief business correspondent and co-anchor with steph knew rule, ali velshi and "boston herald" chief washington reporter kimberly atkins. ali, i have to start with you. well start on the bis councils we have news about steve bannon, news on several fronts. well get to all of it. these councils are a visual usually. >> yeah. >> the president likes the visual because he l...

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Popular than the one that is currently up, obamacare, and obamacare, turns out, is probably twice as popular as the president of the united states and three times more popular than republicans in congress. >> you know, lynn sweet, final observation. the president cutting off the interview with john dickerson when he kept asking him to explain what he meant when he called president obama bad and sick over wiretapping? >> i saw the visual. its always jarring, but john did a very good and complete ...

This is simple. nancy pelosi was right yesterday, this is going to glow on them for a long time to come. >> joe, youre right. willie turned to me and said this image yesterday, that is the end going forward, set against a backdrop, that visual, these guys get $346 billion in tax cuts. only 5% of people with pre-existing conditions will be covered going forward. of 89 the 11 states hit hardest on this, they all voted for trump. there is no moral compass.9 the on this, they all voted for trump. th...

End, prevail. good night, and god bless america and the entire world. thank you. >> because that was a rather striking visual, we should probably talk about that in addition to the substance, a lot of which was anticipatable. when words count in this white house, they keep the president on a two-screen teleprompter. words really count tonight. we could see still his ad-libs between panes of glass, between lines of copy. i wrote a couple down. failed and failed very dramatically. and also to end ...