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In any statewide race. but he was al the pal. who could be against him? he was the consensus choice. no matter what he was running for, for decades from these little municipal posts all the way up through everything in state government, he was totally absolutely unbeatable. and in a sort of methodical way, as he was working his way up to higher and higher office, it ultimately became sort of inevitable that he would end up being a u.s. senator from illinois. in the united states senate, alan dixon was still al the pal, but he was not a really high profile senator. you know how there are all th...

Point in the economic cycle where you wouldn't do that. the economy is strong. if it heats, you get investment bubbles, people think that happened in the '90s. so the fed is naturally going to respond to that by raising interest rates to try to kind of pull back. and so powell, who is a consensus choice, respected on both sides of the aisle, run the fed for 40 years. the alternative for trump is he could have picked a name like a lot of conservative republicans would have wanted. that would be a person more inclined to raise interest rates. trump auto wouwould be less hap that pole is i. he wo...

Republicans love ronald reagan and they love talking about how they love ronald reagan. donald trump last night invited ed meece, reagan's attorney general to be there. he paid tribute to justice scalia's widow, who he has consulted in some of these supreme court decisions. so he talked about reagan, he talked about keeping up president reagan's tradition of not asking candidates about their specific views on policies. so this was an effort to unify republicans and by the way, if there had been a president jeb bush or marco rubio or ted cruz he might well have nominated brett kavanaugh. he is ...

Too, because i think the conventional wisdom, if you will, is that if the president chooses judge barrett, then he's angling for a fight during the midterm election year because it would create a lot of controversy, a lot of democratic wringing of hands. but who's the judge he would choose if he was trying to get a couple democrats to select someone as a consensus choice? >> that's exactly the great question, right, because judge barrett, she's had a lot of writing on religion. so maybe some of the republicans who are -- believe in abortion rights might think, wait, what are we going to do her...

Law students their legal career should be viewed as a means to an end in building the kingdom to god. and another person being interviewed has never been a judge at all. today a spokesperson for republican senator mike lee of utah confirmed the president spoke with lee about that job on monday. but no matter who gets picked from the president's short list of conservatives, they most assuredly will not be a consensus choice. according to a new poll from nbc news and survey monkey, 44% say it should be a moderate. democratic leadership has tried calling on republicans to wait until after the mid...