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Like her that don't have what she has. i can see what people need. i could do so much more, and i will do so much more taking my voice, taking our voice and what we need to washington, d.c. i think it's time, let's trade places. paul ryan, you can come work the iron, and i'll go to d.c. >> randy bryce is trying to do the impossible -- well, the almost impossible. it has happened exactly twice in our history. a speaker of the house has been defeated in his re-election campaign in his home district exactly twice. the first time was in 1862 when galusha grow lost his re-election campaign in penns...

The impossible -- well, the almost impossible. it has happened exactly twice in our history. a speaker of the house has been defeated in his re-election campaign in his home district exactly twice. the first time was in 1862 when galusha grow lost his re-election campaign in pennsylvania. and the second time was in 1994 when democratic speaker of the house tom foley saw his 30-year career in the house of representatives come to a shocking end on election night when he lost his re-election campaign in a close, close finish. and no one in american politics saw that coming. paul ryan won his last...

>> heinz: and the beer. yes. in cologne we have a pale beer, a light beer, and here we have really dark beer. >> anthony: right. >> heinz: it's called alt. but it's not "old" as the word alt means. >> anthony: right. >> heinz: it's surprisingly fresh. >> anthony: fresh. i would like some fresh beer. >> heinz: yes. >> anthony: uerige obergarige is another one of those old and awesome german institutions designed to serve the maximum number of people the maximum amount of beer and pork products with maximum efficiency. look at this. opened in 1862 and able to serve a hundreds of people day and n...

In case you missed it, americans like to celebrate. it is still passover in certain areas, different traditions in different parts of the globe. in massachusetts, a state holiday, patriots day where they commemorate the battles of lexington and concord and marathon monday. in d.c., they're marking emancipation day the variance when slavery was abolished in 1862. it's also why you got an extension on your taxes. the irs and other government offices were closed today. it was also president trump inaugural white house easter egg roll hosted by the president and his family. you know what? those we...

That. >> this april president trump if he's fulfilling his tax obligations, filing returns with the irs, he's a new york resident. he'll be filing state tax returns with the new york state department of taxation. those new york state returns contain most of the same information that's on his federal returns. so new york state could pass a law -- it wouldn't just be governor cuomo who would have to be on board with this. they could pass a law directing the department of taxation to disclose the president's state tax returns. >> how unique would that be and would there be problems as a result of...