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Version of what the president does when at his arguable worst. it is a lie. it is a calculated lie. it is to deceive a group of the population that he hopes believes it. and it is a window into, well, what else will he do this about? that's why you call it out. does the tape really matter? no. it was voted on. sanders is right. people voted for trump anyway. regrettable to some, maybe. but that's the reality. if he will lie about something that is so clearly demonstrably false what else will he use this tactic on? >> it's notable he's been doing it for so long. you can't just say it's a reacti...

I understand very much the hypocrisy argument and even agree. but the democrats now are just shocked and shocked by donald trump's comments should really look at their own nominee and their nominee's actions through the years. however, two wrongs don't make it right. the republican party should stand for something. we were very strong against what bill clinton did in the '90s and what hillary clinton had done protecting him and tackiattacki some of these women. it is unacceptable. it is inexcusable. i want to play you a sound bite of mike pence responding to the trump comments on the 2005 audi...

Books. we've seen all that. obviously that ran a bit counter to her comments in the abc interview during her interview tour last year that she was flat broke after leaving the house white house. she got a lot of grief for that. they say they're in the phase of the campaign where they're not going to make any bones about the fact she's no longer middle class. she's wealthy. they see a difference between mitt romney. they say she's rich but she'll push for policies that will help the middle class. romney got tripped up they said because he was rich and pushing policies that will help the rich. t...

Announced its support for a lawsuit brought against the security agency saying that collecting phone records could allow the registration of guns or gun owners. never mind that the very same nra secretly collected data on millions of americans in order to lobby against gun safety laws, as buzzfeed reported last month the gun lobby has built a massive secret data base of tens of millions of americans, including people who are not members of the nra, and uses that database to boost membership and promote political causes. david corn, which is, what is worse here the nsa's database or the nra's? ...

Steve, big deal? >> it is an interesting hypocrisy. for most people that haven't been paying attention to the details of this, they think wait, what? the irs employees might not be required to be part of the exchanges? they should be. all federal government employees should be. there's a common sense element to the argument you hear that of course people that helped design the law, who are implementing, enforcing it, should be required to be part of it so they know what's happening. it is a basic hypocrisy argument, works on a had rhetor level. makes sense for republicans to push. >> proposing...