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Republican who is are first-time members in marginal seats. paul: karl, we have a long way to go. we will be visiting. >> long, long way. paul: when we come back, the schumer stall, dozen trump nominees still await senate confirmation, the republicans finally break the democratic log jam, we are telling you what they're planning next. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com start winning today. so, my portfolio did pretthat's great.year. but the market was up nearly twice as much. that's a tough pill...

Appropriation, what we are talking about here is not just small events but widespread, people's freedom of expression. paul: does it jive with this survey? >> it does, it varies campus to campus. do i this at campus being more liberal, you find this and, you know, the good news is that a majority of students on campus still support free expression, the problem is the trend line, that number has been shrinking, paul, and what's also interesting is the more time a student spends on campus the less willing they think it is, less willing they feel it's okay to speak out on controversial issues, in...

On that. now, remember, though generic ballot is a rough indicater, in 2006 the democrats had a 10-point advantage and gained 31 seats, in 2008 they had a 14-point advantage and gained only 21. paul: that was there were fewer seats to be had in that election because some of that good ones had been taken in 2006. >> well, good point because that's what's going to happen this year, in my opinion. political scientists refer to this as surge and decline, what happens is typically when a president comes into office, he brings with him a large number of people of his party who win in marginal seats ...

Thinking, rules where you engaging people you disagree with and learn how to debate them and not silence them but that's not clearly what's going on in campuses today. paul: it was absolutely the appear sit from the 60's and 70's, free speech, there was the free speech movement at berkeley, the basically said, let students be able to express themselves as they want and protest this or that and students are, i guess, afraid or offended so easily that they say, please, don't get in my face with anything that i disagree with. >> well, i think one difference, paul, back then the students, proponen...

Obamacare. we didn't like that. we couldn't support that. we could not in good conscious vote for that. fast-forward to today. everything that is in the bill democrats support and have voted for previously. this is pure politics. back in 2013 it had a much larger component of a principal involved to it. if you vote against a bill that you like, that's an entirely thing than voting against a bill you don't like. >> we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time there and good luck with this mess. >> thanks, jake. i appreciate you having me. president trump is pointing fingers a...