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Aoc and pelosi, but also in the democratic presidential race. how does that proceed in your view? does it continue as a very public family spat here as we go into 2020? >> absolutely, it will be the dividing line for the next two sets of debates, it will be one of the major axis on which the contest in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina are fought out. but i think with pelosi and aoc is really interesting, its a testament to koisocascio-cortez sort of a generational personality, and i thi...

Attention, but they better be behind closed doors, going through the equivalent of a murder board, and making sure they have the mechanics down for this process, especially the former vice president, because although i didnt think he turned in a performance that was as bad as the conventional wisdom, he wasnt as sharp as he could have been, and you have to be ready to respond within 30 seconds. ill just say this, relative to mallikas great points. theres some sensitivity there, because of the ra...

In the mueller report. jill wine banks shares her wisdom with us often. other experts are familiar to you. first, we will be joined by congressman eric swalwell who was one of the few members who was able to question robert mueller in both of todays house hearings. >> 1,000 former prosecutors who served under republican and democratic administrations with 12,000 years of federal service wrote a letter regarding the presidents conduct. are you familiar with that letter? >> i read about that lette...

Mueller team." there were no answers to those questions in todays hearings. answers to those questions would lead to other questions that could not be asked today. the real history of the mueller investigation will not be written until we know answers to questions about the deliberations of the mueller team. for example, former watergate prosecutors are willing to tell us things they could not tell us in the heat of their investigation of president nixon. we are probably years away from members ...

New prime minister today. it wasnt a general election. the conservative partys 180,000 members got to choose their new leader, and johnson won by 45,000 votes. but strange hair and winning an election which just a slice of the electorate are not the only things that trump and boris have in common. theyre both born in new york. boris johnson has sometimes been called a bully. as a member of parliament in 2006 at a charity soccer match, of all things, he weirdly plowed into this man. the press cov...

Investigation into congresswoman omars past. representative dress cassie joins us tonight. representative, thanks so much for coming on. so, what dont we know, what does the congresswoman still refused to answer? well, she refuses to answer everything from her siblings are up to details about her immigration documents that she has shown briefly to one reporter on her phone, anything that you ask her about or that people ask her about, she simply just ignores or may call you a racist. >> tucker: ...

Okay. and like trump, boris johnson was for a long time considered too buffoonish, too much of a laughingstock to ever become the leader of the country. >> and i know that there will be people around the place who will question the wisdom of your decision. >> this aint britain trump. ke . when he was diagnosed with cancer, his team at ctca created a personalized care plan to treat his cancer and side effects. so job could continue to work and stay strong for his family. this is how we inspire ho...

It was a privilege. it was a privilege to serve in they are cabinet and see the passion and determination to the many causes that are her legacy, equal pay, to tackling the problems of mental health and racial discrimination. thank you, theresa. thank you. and i want to thank all of you, all of you here today, obviously, everybody in the conservative party for your hard work, for your campaigning, for your public spirit and obviously for the extraordinary honor and privilege that you have just c...

You that of course nobody, no one party, no one person has a monopoly of wisdom, but if you look at the history of the last 200 years of this partys existence, you will see that it is we conservatives who have had the best insight, i think, into human nature and in the best insights into how to manage the jostling sets of instincts in the human heart. and time and again, it is to us that the people have turned to get that balance right, the instincts to own your own home, to earn and spend your ...

It had to be a white guy for you to be taken seriously. he is right. as opposed to chasing trump voters, take wisconsin. trump did one point better than mitt romney did. so if i follow the conventional thinking here, we should spent our time and resources chasing the 1% and not chasing that 7% or almost 200,000 voters that we lost in the process. we should take all of our time and chase trump voters. conventional democratic wisdom focuses on barack obama when we flipped the script on the wisdom ...