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Constructive. >> larry, those words came out of boris johnson's mouth. >> and let me -- >> how do you argue with that? >> let me weigh in. yes, i know. but boris johnson expressed support for president trump's campaign to go after -- >> these aren't mutually exclusive. >> that's what i'm trying to say to you, you're taking it out of context. >> i'm not taking it out of context, larry. >> let me go one more. let me go one more for you on this. the president has asked for the kinds of deregulatory and tax cutting policies that have made the american economy a success. we're growing twice as fast...

He has made that pretty clear, even talking about what the potential consequences could be. these aren't mutually exclusive. you don't have to cancel the arms deal and not condemn saudi arabia for what they did. so far, president trump has not done that. he said it's bad stuff, serious stuff. we want to get to the bottom of it. he has not said any critical word of any of them, the crown prince, who he says is a great leader. pretty much everyone else says there's no way that he didn't know about this murder. >> the united states does have influence here. he's what, 33 years old? he's essential...

Government where religion had a place in government. now you are being shunned. that is partly to blame for the churches as well. some of them are more concerned about their status than taking a stance on issues. get rid of the status and do what you feel is right. >> kat: there is religion, and morality, they are different things. >> lawrence: i am not saying it has all to do with religion but i'm saying at one point in this country, religion had a place. >> eric: kat, you're right. the two aren't mutually exclusive. certainly religion teaches you to have a more powerful moral fiber. >> kat: ...

Filibuster. that means republicans would need 60 votes to confirm gorsuch. they don't have that. but republicans could change the rules here. what are you hearing about how this could play out? >> after his marathon three days of testimony, neil gorsuch was satisfied and he was upbeat, sources told me. the next day, as you said, schumer calm out strongly against him. as you said, gorsuch needs 60 votes to be confirmed. if the democrats filibuster, they are going to trigger republicans to do something they have never done before and that's changed the rules tr the supreme court. that's a big de...

It is distraction and obstruction. there's no way you can account for all the actions that have taken place in the last seven to nine days, they have done nothing to help the investigation, there is zero reason to cancel tuesday's meeting, other than last week's public hearing went so horribly for them. >> what was the reason devin nunes gave you for canceling the public hearing this week? >> he gave no reason directly to the democrats. we spoke to the chairman and then without telling us, he gave the staff 15 minutes notice that he was going to have this press conference where he announced th...