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Subpoenas and who wants to have, you know, every minutia suggested to democratic house when the goal is to take out many trump cabinet officials as possible and then add to that like you said you have the possibility of being fired on twitter by the first lady, it s not a great working environment. potentially you could see some real talent problems at the white house. paul: yeah, i think it s a terrible look, dan, to have her transgressions were in terms of individual decorum to be run out of town like that and john bolton, he needs a loyal team and has hard time assembling it. was the deputy national security adviser and firing her like that saying she would no longer have honor in serving in the white house reinforces that trump house is house of tudor. paul: is that unfair to the tudors? they have on their plate ....
Because a lot of people need to go there for work but it should be concerned when growing numbers of people don t want to go there because it s just so hard to get there. paul: bill. paul, a miss to big mother, otherwise known as district of colombia government, there s been a play group for 2-year-olds for 45 years of capitol hill just run by the parents and they recently got a visit from the office of state superintendent for education saying we will regulate you now. write sensible rules, contact information so you can t bring the sick kids to the thing. i mean, this is literally what they mean. paul: kate. paul, this is a hit for naomi who trump appointed to dc circuit court, she s been overseeing the white house deregulatory campaign and hasn t gotten much attention but her office announced in october that the trump administration had repealed that year 12 rules for every 1 issue with 176 ....
Protect counsel robert mueller is brought to a vote on the senate floor. something majority leader mitch mcconnell has so far refused to do. we don t know how the president feels about the mueller investigation but he s never said he wants to shut it down. i ve never heard anybody down there say they want to shut it down. i think it s a no danger and i don t think any legislature is necessary. paul: let s bring in wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, columnist kim strassel and editorial page kate bachelder odell, kim, let s start with powerful democrats in the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, is she really seriously challenged for speaker? she does seem to have a potential math problem. there s repeatedly a letter out there which 17 democrats already signed they would not vote for her, that would come up short getting 218 she would need and the other thing that s become ....
we are going to be relentlessly focused on the issues that matter to the people, first and foremost lower healthcare costs, provide better, stronger coverage from prescription drugs to premiums. we democrats are going to continue to press our republican colleagues for better, more comprehensive health care. paul: senate minority leader chuck schumer promising to make health care part of democratic agenda in the next two years as the party looks 2020, polls show that health care was top issue for voters in the midterm elections, with democrats stoking fear that is republicans would end coverage of preexisting condition. so, kate, do you think look at the all the exit polling, you look at the races, did the failure of republicans to repeal and replace obamacare cost them the house? yes, i think that s absolutely the conclusion you have to take because i think what happened, paul, there s a bit of a double bind in that the ....