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Wait a second, after charlottesville, after a policy that intentionally puts children in cages, rips babies from their mothers' arms, intentionally, after porn stars, after the humiliation at helsinki, after -- we could go down the list, donald trump saying he was in love with kim jong-un, embarrassing himself there, after destroying our alliances and after putting america on the path to bankruptcy, highest national debt ever, massive deficit, 45% of americans still say, yeah, i approve of his job as president. that is very vexing for the 55% of us who don't approve of the way he's handling hi...

Polarization of the house map i don't think it's lowered democrats floor necessarily but perhaps lowered the ceiling a bit. second thing that's happened is we have seen this green wave of democratic cash and the democrats are raising stunning sums of money even in districts that we're considering likely or safe for the republicans so i think that has the potential to produce some late momentum for democrats, perhaps surprises but right now i'm in the 25 to 35-seat range. >> could that mean all this extra money that's out there, does that mean a whole bunch of races normally 70/30 are 55/45 but...

Important to the president, very few cases have been overturned by justices that are in this federalist society list f you call it. >> the president our reporting suggested has become enamored with the idea that he might nominate a woman. >> uh-huh. well, listen, i think that would be great. when sandra day o'conner was nominated, it was a great shock to many liberals that president reagan was willing to do that. i think if the president -- i'm all for the diversity of that and i'm all for people having the same roughly academic standard records. if he wants to choose one of the two women that...

So let's say a state decides -- you know, can they decide we will use the average of the last two gubernatorial elections, the partisan breakdown, whatever that average is, and say okay, if it's 55/45 in favor of one party, well then no party can have a congressional district that's more than, say, 60% or something like that. is that what we're going to need, maybe state laws or state constitutions to draw parameters about defining what's partisan and the outer edge of partisanship? >> many of us think the real solution ultimately is a change of institutions doing the drawing of the districts....

Investigation or nonsense. it was absolutely insulting. if he wants to pliicize it, o y okay, have a political fight. that is what we had in the last election. and donald trump won. reason he won because this is not a 50/50, 55/45 issue. this is an 80/20 issue. americans are so sick and tired of this crap out of washington out of the federal government failing to dot most basic essential job that this is a great -- this is a great issue for republicans if theyment. and if democrats want to defend sanctuary cities and lawless people from powering overnight border committing act and protected. f...