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Feel overwhelmed because there is so much. congratulations first of all. jedediah: thank you. what do i register for? there is so much you walk into a store and you are like oh my goodness. this is crazy: let s start with stroller. pete: is that a stroller or a tank. are a hybrid between a stroller and wagon. these are parents that love the adventure and great for multiples. you have the infant car seat that can attack to it like any sort of travel system stroller. what is great about the cruiser is that can you push it like a stroller. or you can pull it like a wagon so. ed: i don t want to interrupt. pete is freaking me out here right now what s going on? pete: i m carrying a baby. those times you need your hands cooking dinner this is ther go baby 360. used to have to have an ....
Kids when they are in high school. it tells you everything, doesn t it. why stop at 16? how about 14? how about 12? how come we don t give toddlers a ballot and let them vote with finger paint. as long as we are rethinking the norms, why not? critical director of the democratic party of georgia, joining us. thank you for coming on. thank you for having me. it is a fair question, why 16, why 13, why not eight? let me go back to your original point, you said this is a democratic issue, a nancy pelosi driven agenda, that would be news to republicans like mike burgess, a republican congressman out of the state of texas, in addition to that let s talk about what 16 tucker: i don t want to interrupt, but i m confused. i ve never heard of mike burgess, no offense, but you are setting a republican member of congress who want 16-year-olds to vote? ....
Why stop at 16? how about 14?gh how about 12? how come we don t give toddlers a ballot and let them vote with finger paint? as long as we are rethinking the norms, why not? critical director of the democratic party of georgia, joining us. thank you for coming on. thank you for having me. tucker: it is a fair question, why 16, why 13, why not eight? let me go back to your original point, you said this is a democratic issue, a nancy pelosi driven agenda, that would be news to republicans like mike burgess, a republican congressman out of the state of texas, in addition to that let s talk about what 16 tucker: i don t want to interrupt, but i m confused. i ve never heard of mike burgess, no offense, but you are setting a republican member of congress who want 16-year-olds to vote? o mike burgess. ....
Where he says the obama administration started the investigation into the trump campaign long before the election in november, to discredit, he wanted to discredit the trump campaign so crooked hillary could win. steve cortez, to you, again, if he wanted to discredit the trump campaign, the obama administration, don t you think they would have made public that the fbi was doing these investigations instead of making very public that they were reopening the investigation into hillary clinton s e-mails? i think they would have gladly done so, had they found anything. i think the good news for our country, certainly the good news for trump partisans is despite an intense investigation that began even before the election, well before the election, continues to this very day, we still don t see one reasonable shred of evidence of collusion with any foreign power, much less with russia. again, i don t want to interrupt, but when you talk about no evidence of collusion, collusion is not a ....
They were extremely thorough. i appreciate their work. we delivered over 5,000 pages. and i can assure you they actually read all those 5,000 pages, because when i had the opportunity to meet with those staff with my lawyers and accountants, we answered some very specific, some very specific questions. mr. mnuchin, i don t want to interrupt, but i have very limited time, and i appreciate the additional information and the clarification and all that. but my question goes to what you are actually disclosing. and particularly the cayman islands. did you use the cayman island corporation to avoid paying taxes? would you support closing tax loopholes that very wealthy people have consistently used in the cayman islands to avoid paying taxes, that really is my question. let me just be clear, again, i did not use a cayman island entity in any way to avoid taxes for myself. i paid u.s. taxes on all of that ....