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Feuds don't help. i want the president to succeed and wants republicans to succeed and these feuds aren't getting us there. >> so, but who bears the lions share of the blame, in your o pin job? the president for going after corker, corker for doing this or some combination thereof? >> i think there's combination, blame, in all of these kinds of feuds. look, these people are supposed to be one big happy family. granted, some of theme people are like cousins that never met but have to sit next to each other at thanksgiving dinner. some juncture, we have to sit here, eat together and be civil unt...

The only person whose o pin ypi who really mattered is president trump's. on the whole, with very notable exceptions, the president liked it. thought bannon gave a forceful defense of him, not just of him and praise of him as well, but also of his policies and his agenda. so on the whole, he has a complicated relationship with steve bannon but watched this entire interview, watched it very closely and he was quite pleased. >> we're reminded of that phrase. an audience of one. our great thanks to our leadoff panel tonight. ashley parker, jonathan swan, jill wine-banks. thank you all for stayi i...

Dignity. so while scalia's words were certainly very helpful, the words of justice kennedy who authored the majority opinion have been the most soaring rhetoric and most wonderful undergirding of a lot of the decisions we've seen. >> well, just to be clear here, right, there's two rationales that kennedy gives in the majority o pin whereon for striking down doma, right? let's remember defense of marriage act which prohibits prohibited states from doing certain things or prohibited the federal government from recognizing state-based same-sex marriage. right? kennedy basically says, look, this i...

Stunning in terms of activism and said she made a mistake on signing on to a 2009 o pin whereon that ultimately laid the groundwork for the court's eventual gutting of the voting rights about this year. despite her opposition, that decision did happen this year. since then, a number of states covered by the voting rights act wholly or in part have sprung into action to do things that that law would most likely have prevented them from doing were it still in effect. states have changed their voting laws in ways that would have been too racially discriminatory to have been allowed before under t...