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Well see. how the russian investigation got started, with george papadopoulos wine-soaked night in a london bar. >> in that conversation he let slip that hes aware the russian government has political dirt on hillary clinton. when the e-mails started to come out a few months later, the australians very close ally of intelligence to the united states, they come to the fbi and say, hey, we have something you should note. and jam -packed january. congress getting back to work facing deadlines o...

The table in this meeting, theyre going to be thinking why should we work with the president on this, when the polls show that he and the republican party are on the defense. theyre going to want the president to concede on certain issues. they want to concede on certain immigration issues. they want to make sure he does not move in the direction of speaker ryan, who right now wants to put big cuts on medicare, social security and welfare programs on the table. and theyre not going to stand for ...

The senate, already we are seeing signs that they are not necessarily all united and the new year hasnt even hit. paul ryan promising entitlement reform in the new year, he wants to reshape medicare, medicaid, welfare programs but he doesnt necessarily have his own party to back it. mitch mcconnell has come out and said hes not even going to take it up in the senate. is that it battled republicans will feel is worth fighting an election year? >> republicans will want to move forward on some of t...

And the states are going to do a better job of those services -- delivering those services than having it done by a bureaucrat in washington, d.c. so i think there is a little bit of wiggle room there. and yes, we can make some progress. and also one of the things that we hear from the american people every single day, fight waste, fraud and abuse in government. because hard working taxpayers are sending their dollars to washington and state capitals and city halls and what do they want? they wa...

We will deliver on the promises that we made. >> what entitlements do you want cut? >> you look at entitlements we have. welfare reform. we have 80 different welfare programs cost about $800 billion a year. the american people, they are people who are generous, supportive of folks who have real needs but they also want accountability inside of government. i was in the state senate in north carolina and the common remark made was that is federal money. there was no accountability in the system. t...

About goosing economic growth just a little bit so everybody does a bit weathbetter, we need workforce. if you were to do what pretty much every other country does, child care, maternity benefits, paternity benefits, these companies would save money on absenteeism, save money on training people and not having them leave, only 7% of companies offer some kind of actual child care program and we would have more women in the workforce. >> and for families who are on assistance, welfare programs, if ...

Country cannot afford to lose a senate seat to a liberal democrat controlled by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. a charter bus flipped on its side in san francisco, video crash that injured 30 people, four seriously, the crash shutdown all but what lean on a busy freeway, fire crews had to pry the back of the bus open to get passengers out, no word on the cause of the crash in san francisco. more news at the top of the hour, now back to forbes on fox. >> after tax reform welfare reform, republica...

Officials say conditions have improved and citizens can go back home. tax reform through the senate, focusing on the next big move. >> looking at reform after taxes very soon, shortly after taxes. >> the president suggests sweeping cuts to food stamps and welfare programs by restricting those who are eligible for the program and dealing with infrastructure and take another try in healthcare reform. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders trying to get reporters in the thanksgiving spi...

Inability to deal with congress people the way they should. i believe in those issues and i think they are proper and to say im disingenuous are just wrong and i expect an apology. brian: the next guest says shes still waiting on apology, center for urban renewal, star parker, were you taken aback? >> either one. actually i expected him to respond that way. when you look at the district, he has true disdain for constituents so to bring that out publicly is actually a service to them. steve: star...

Table when we were talking about a heart beat bill and talking about abortion, abortion like slavery is a crime against humanity and we need to address it and what the heart beat bill is saying if the heart is beating, then the baby should be protected. what happens with liberals, they want to bring up welfare programs because they think abortion is welfare, what he has done in constituency and district looks like is all of the social ills, we can look at his district as exhibit a for everything...