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i think you are absolutely right. we know this. in the senate, especially the senate, it's a chummy, boys club essentially with some women in there as well, but there is -- very cordial and they will not look at each other the way they should. that's why you don't see senate investigations. it's not that they are above everything. i literally think they are just part of the establishment. to that point were until you have, change it is still a very good, senate don't get me, wrong some have been on my, show but overwhelmingly the reality is is it is an old-time problem, let's have lunch together, let's talk about bigger issues like that. the house, the good or for bad, the gop is a firebrand, the democrats did a great job with the january six committee. i applaud that so much. you can pick out flaws, but they did what they had to do. so -- where are the democrat hearings on things like clarence thomas? -- everything is on the table. it must be a big table because you have not gotten a subpoena on clarence thomas yet. we need democrats to fight harder in the senate.
republicans accountable? i think you are absolutely right. we know this. in the senate, especially the senate, it's a chummy, boys club essentially with some women in there as well, but there is -- very cordial and they will not look at each other the way they should. that's why you don't see senate investigations. it's not that they are above everything. i literally think they are just part of the establishment. to that point were until you have, change it is still a very good, senate don't get me, wrong some have been on my, show but overwhelmingly the reality is is it is an old-time problem, let's have lunch together, let's talk about bigger issues like that. the house, the good or for bad, the gop is a firebrand, the democrats did a great job with the january six committee. i applaud that so much. you can pick out flaws, but they did what they had to do. so -- where are the democrat hearings on things like clarence thomas? -- everything is on the table. it must be a big table because you have not gotten a subpoena on clarence thomas yet.
again. and we don't need another ru like that in this country. >> but, given the chance fac that donald trump said tha even if you were to ge indicted, arrested, anything he is going to continue hi campaign, how long do you thin it would be for your prediction, which you say is in th minority but i know there ar people who would agree wit you. to drop out of the race or t be booted out of the rac because voters have said w don't want you >> he will never drop out of the race he will not drop out of th race he will just have to lose. and then of course there wil be excuses that come that th republican primary was rigge in some way as well. >> hang. on stephanie, you really think he is going to allow himself t lose because you know, the wors thing in the world for donal trump is to be called a loser. >> correct but he doesn't believe that. he is surrounded by people i used to be one of them, wh just tell him what he wants to hear he really believes that hi base will pull him through now, this depends on who all joins the. race don't get me, wrong if it becomes a crowded primary,
today that we need for everything from our cell phones to our cars. they're still talking about ukraine and the fact that we got 99 to 1, the president was able to push through the treaty that allows finland and sweden, matters in minnesota, to be part of nato. they're talking about standing with our veterans when we have got those horrible issues of so many of them getting sick and by being located next to burn pits and how the republicans messed around with that. we have a lot of things to talk about politically as we go into midterms where we are delivering for people, and have people's backs. and so that is what i believe is the focus, delivering for people, bringing down costs for families, and we believe this is a separate matter. this is for the justice department. and why does it get political? when the republicans make it political. when you've got the president out there on truth social, the same guy that, by the way, taped in georgia saying to the secretary of state, hey, get me
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what do you do with a thing like that in a situation that you're in >> haven't even looked at it >> reporter: where do you put it >> it's in my mom's basement she's moved a couple of times, and it's in her basement m kasie hunt we're live every sunday from washington from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight, the hangover the government reopens, but the lasting impact will affect workers and families for weeks to come. i'm joined live by senator doug jones of alabama as the clock starts ticking to figure all of this out or shut down again. plus, get me roger stone, a man who has relished decades of dirty tricks, arrested by the fbi, and he's as defiant as ever
staff. >> let's just blow this up. you don't have to commit to two years. . you probably just have to commit to stay longer than two weeks. >> it's extraordinary. 36-year-old young man turning down the position of white house chief of staff. proving, and i know nick ayers, i like nick ayers, but proving that the question about who the smartest person in the white house has now been answered. nick ayers. i'm listening to phil's reporting, i just picture trump saying, busey, get me gary busey. lil john. throwing out the characters from the "the apprentice" episodes. the chief of staff to the president of the united states is a cabinet rank position. it's often been described as the second most powerful position in the government of the united states, and he can't fill it. let me tell you why. because he's a liar. because he's mean. because he's cruel. because he's incompetent. and there are criminal investigations closing in on
that famous statement that he made about how, you know, please, russia, if you have those e-mails, let's see the e-mails. that, to me, and i think probably in mueller's mind, in and of itself is evidence of collusion. if anybody would know about that, it would be roger stone. >> and so howard, you talk about their link. the director of get me roger stone, who obviously picked up on a very newsworthy subject in his profile, was on the beat last night talking about how it was roger who elevated manafort and be careful what you wish for. take a look. >> ironically, even though this was manafort's opportunity to get back on the national stage in an extremely important role, it ultimately has proven to be his undoing. >> you have done some hard reporting there. i would like you to do some soft speculation. if you're willing. it is television, howard. what is going through donald trump's mind as he thinks about these two people, one being
cultural backlash intention. >> did you see the numbers we just reported? the numbers are unbelievable. >> sure. >> they're on his 99 support of the people that were with him day one are now with him on day whatever. almost 200. they're with him now. they don't change. it's working. it's in his world. >> it works with his base. but it's also the advice he receives. so the obsession with tv is not just him and the set and how he talks. he sees the people on tv as advisers. in the early days of the administration, madeline, who is his secretary, get me lou dobbs. and lou dobbs would be on the phone. and lou would tell him. >> speaking of lou dobbs, jon stewart. last night comedian jon stewart took on the calm before the storm comment. and let's watch him here. >> you'll find out. you'll -- a cliff-hanger surrounded by military people. you'll find out. ooh, will trump give humanity the rose? will civilization make to it the
that they stand for to make a run against somebody they consider a deeply vulnerable president, and i think that romney never fit that bill for them. you remember they went through these stages of sort of anybody but romney, get me a nonromney, get me chris christie, jeb bush, anybody but romney and it didn't work and he met rejection all the way, so what you've got as a result of these endorsements is an attempt to get santorum and gingrich out of the race because they know it's over now and a lot of damage has been done and they don't want to prolong this. it's going to hurt them as much as it hurts romney but there's no great enthusiasm for romney on the hill. gregg: isn't it odd to see members change the rules to backload it, more proportional on the front end because they wanted to prolong the primary season and now all of the sudden they want to end it, a lot do, because they want to avoid a war fight, huh? >> i don't think anyone