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So suck it up. defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police and put that money into social safety nets because we're trying to save lives. steve: you know, they probably went to price club yesterday or costco, as it is now called, the democrats in the house who are looking toward 2022. because what she said is going to come back to haunt every member of congress on the democratic side. because there is no more potent issue than personal safety in the swing districts. and we have heard so many times from democrats ever since defund the police started a while back, you know w...

Reports and insights, abbie phillip, laura borough lopez, and julie of the new york times. the white house says the president is going to make a symbolic case, a moral argument. are you conceding out of the box that you don't have the math and can't make a case to change anything? >> this seems so much of what we're seeing right now on both sides, and certainly what we're seeing coming out of texas is really a question about whether this is going to be an issue to animate democrats as much as it has animated republicans for the upcoming midterm elections. try to make the case that in a midterm...

Use that as a period of time that may lose their in their majority. that is their one chance at passing an agenda that. they the analogy people are making to this era, it's not clear that is the era where in. i'm not sure they can pass anything in a 50/50 senate. so the question becomes how do they actually pass legislation? how do they avoid some of the hard votes and pass some of the really popular things that would give them a shot, a shot, an increasing the majority. not losing it in the midterms in 2022. because they actually need to be playing a longer game. here so to me, that's the sec...

Incumbent democratic governor in 2017. he pushed back his self-imposed deadline to decide expressing his love for the senate. kennedy's decision leaves louisiana republicans without an experienced front runner in their mission to unseat the deep south's only democratic governor. meanwhile in georgia stacey abrams isn't leaving my options off the table saying she is considering running for a u.s. senate seat in 2020 and possibly for governor again in 2022. because georgia is my state. the cold returns. yesterday was a little bit bit of a break in the northeast. now it's filling in. we're goin...

Saum time e-mails, same time you're spending launch codes to the north koreans. >> isn't that what you're supposed to do. >> wrong. >> doing 1,000 different things. it's nonstop. melting that thing down. here's a question. what's the over and under for minutes it will take mark hall froin run to hallperin? >> not at liberty to say. >> you sneak. he just winked at me. >> a mophie in your purse. >> for your phone. >> those mophie packs don't last long either and way out. i'm not trying to complain. just saying, make me a -- >> a movie they will last me until 2022. >> because you don't answer you...