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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20181229:15:01:00 - Vimarsana News

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The already long lines of government workers who have been told to stay home. >> overnight, the environmental protection agency closed its doors, the latest department to shutter as the government shuts down, enters an eighth day. more agencies, more government services are expected to run out of funds as weeks go on, adding to the growing number of federal workers fearing for their financial futures. there are concerns the shutdown could stretch into the new year. that's the expectation. neither the senate nor the house are expected to vote on any type of funding until thursday when democrats...

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Robert mueller. >> you could also say doug jones, because the math changes in the senate. he is seated and the advantage shrinks for the republicans and it's harder for them to get through major legislation. so christmas in paris, greg. >> reporter: one other real quick point, the republicans, they have gotten what they want, they got the tax bill. i think a lot of republicans will now move away from trump. >> wow, that's an interesting prediction for 2018. we will talk to you in about 30 minutes. >> he's going to get a chocolate croissant and come back in a few minutes. i wish i was in paris....

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Virginia last year would have become a 9-4 romney triumph. this is part of a trend. republicans thanks to the wave elections of 2010 control governorships in a number of big blue states. now, with the gop's national chairman cheering them on, republicans in many of the states are talking more and more about pursuing similar rules changes. the effect could be massive. currently, two states, maine and nebraska, award electoral votes by congressional districts. only once in nebraska in 2008 resulted in the vote going to a candidate that didn't win the statewide popular vote but the math changes i...

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Independent swing states but given that mitt romney called this home away from home and the fact that john sununu is working the phones he thinks its becomes a red state this fall. >>neil: the math changes with the swing state attention that we hear about as we look at the stage the big speech is at 10:30 east eastern, when he addresses the convention goers. and the former new hampshire governor who joins me right now was chief of staff in the senior administration. what do you think mitt romney has to do tonight? you talk about, are you addressing the folks in this building? are you going bey...

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Unions and san jose, a democratic matter, so maybe it is not so crazy when folks like michael reagan say california could be in play. but the math changes. how does that change a campaign? >>governor huckabee: the unions have miscalculated that they have pushed if adele -- pushed for additional benefits in the private sector and those paying for the benefits, public unions, are saying that is crazy. chicago is voting whether to go on strike. you talking about asking for 30 percent pay increase in a city where 50 percent of the kids do not graduate? and, also, where the teachers are paid $100,0...