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>> i think that's why he's painting it in personal terms saying this is a rebuke of me. putting himself on the ballot even though he's not physically there. >> i'll take it a step further. i think he's thinking about 2020. i think he's thinking about himself at this point. i don't think he's thinking about 2018. >> always good to have you. thank you. next up, jared kushner is very rich and he's paid almost no federal income taxes the last several years or at least it looks like he didn't according to the new york times. how did he do it? here we go. discover. i like your card, but i'm absolu...

Unfortunately for that tree as you can see by the video it did not make it until 2018. always remember the tree. #. lisa: antigovernment protest in iran growing each more violent. the biggest uprising there since 2009. obama's first year in office. peter: president trump firing back ache the iranians had online access shut down tweeted iran, the number one state of spawn soared tear with numerous violations of human rights occurring on hourly basis has now closed down the internet so the peaceful demonstrators cannot communicate. not good. todd: harvard law professor allen dershowitz lifelong ...

Rich and large corporations. he was going to take on the drug companies and then appoints the guy to head the health and human services agency that comes from the drug company, et cetera, et cetera. i think what you're seeing is a referendum on donald trump. about a man who said one thing during the campaign and his actions are very, very different. he wanted to drain the swamp. well, it looks like the swamp has more billionaires in this administration than any president in american history. so i think the -- what we're seeing in alabama, what we are seeing in virginia and new jersey and state...

I'm still for the filibuster. the filibuster didn't stop healthcare. what stopped healthcare was republicans who promised to vote for real repeal are no longer for that. that's a question they need to take up with their voters at home. >> shannon: many will have to do that facing voters in 2018. always good to see you. >> bill: interesting conversation. breaking news from the u.s. capitol on the floor of the house of representatives. steve scalise, the majority whip out of louisiana, shot on a baseball field more than three months ago, has returned to capitol hill. we expect to see him momenta...