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Garrett. garrett, the president is signaling after his big tax cut victory, he wants to turn his vaengs to infrastructure in the new year. what are you hearing about that? could this actually be a bipartisan agreement? >> well, that's going to be the open question, chris. it's interesting. when i talked to democrats on the hill on my day job, they said want to work with the president on an infrastructure plan. if the president will work with them on day one, rather than developing his own plan and then essentially presenting it to democrats and saying get on board or get off. that's what democ...

Consumer confidence stays relatively steady, and as long as the stocks keep climbing, and unemployment holds steady, i think it's a win for the republicans. it takes away the argument that they are incapable of passing anything as a governing majority. >> matt, there's a new study out from yale today and they talk to a bunch of fortune 500 ceos, and only 14% of them said because of this tax bill passing that they will actually made the large capital expenditures to this country, and translate that, that means hiring and jobs, and that's only 14%. should we say how could that happen, or look at...

Embrace donald trump because they think he's wrong for the country because he's embraced this form of white nationalism because he has a tax policy does not benefit the working class. because he has a great volatility on the world stage because he has a health care that reduces access to health care. perhaps ed gillespie did it not for the politics but for the principle of it. so going right now with the republican party is where we went four, six years ago with very dangerous senate candidates where we saw chris o'donnell that frankly tried to embrace this momentum on the right that could nev...

Make policy and losers go home. that's my approach. that's the way you keep a governing majority. >> dana: jesse, i imagine mitch mcconnell spent a lot of time at lunch explaining his position. >> jesse: i'm not a big fan of mitch mcconnell but i thought that statement was dead on. winners are in the senate and losers go home. what he rattle off when he talked about the losing candidates the republicans nominated? sharon angle, todd aiken. o'donnell. they are flamethrowers and they burst on the scene through the primaries by the help of the grassroots and they get shredded at the general. wher...

In open seats, to seek to help nominate people who can actually win in november. that's my approach. that's the way you keep a governing majority. [ talking at the same time ] >> mr. president, sir, sir. earlier today you criticized drug companies and insurance companies saying drug companies's prices are too high. >> exactly right. >> what would you like to see? >> the insurance companies have made a fortune with obamacare, an absolute fortune, as you know what i did with the cuts at the end, which were all going -- you're talking about hundreds of millions a month going right into the pocket...