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declare the election corrupt. plause we'll talk to cori bush and alexandria ocasio-cortez and ileana presley and what it means for the millions of americans making ends meet right now. and republicans continue with their theatrics with no regard for the deadly consequences. >> apparently, according to the cdc, vaccines don't work any more. that science thing, inoperative. >> we shouldn't have to say this. that is an outright lie. the cdc has never said that the vaccines don't work. "the reid out" continues after this. ontinues after this ♪ ♪ life can be a lot to handle. ♪this magic moment,♪ but there's plenty of magic in all that chaos. ♪so different and so new.♪ ♪was like any other...♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in...
>> not true. >> the inspector general for the intelligence community came out and said that's not true. and not only is it true he didn't rely on secondhand information. so it is the case that as they are evolving their defenses, those defenses quickly eroding under them as well. fundamentally it breaks down to a few things. it breaks down to the primary assertion that donald trump did nothing wrong or he was just need doing what he did. there's subjectivity to that. more broadly there are arguments about, you know, whether the house democrats, for example, took the right steps in moving towards impeachment. there are arguments about whether or not the inclusion of media reports should have been part of the whistleblower plains. there are just these various sort of -- we've seen this for a long time, whatever you do to continue certify some plause ability deniability or doubt into any issue is something
barack obama or donald trump on the other side of the aisle. >> very interesting to see that there. did he get more cheers or jeers? >> reporter: he actually got more cheers. there were a couple of things that -- that i think surprised him. he filled the room. there was a line out of the room. and there was a plause. and you mentioned south by southwest focused on the tech industry and he's making the pitch as an entrepreneur he's used to telling people that his ideas won't work and when he launched starbucks they said you wouldn't sell coffee for more than 50 cents so one of the appeals he said if you are a founder and start-up entrepreneur you've been told before your idea isn't going to work and he said i'm running on behalf of you. so this is -- this is -- his cait case is not going to be one that is an appeal toward frustrated democrats ort trump
>> hey, lowlife. >> hey, lost soul. what are you up to? be a man. >> i'll try. what are you up to? >> i'm busy having no talent. >> did you see trump's rally last night? >> nope. >> me either. i heard he said pretty bad stuff about us. >> really? that doesn't sound like him. >> i heard him say we're no-talent, lowlife, lost souls. >> that's not right. that's conan. hold on, i'll get him. [ laughter ] >> hey, guys, what's up? plause ] >> president trump s -- >> president who? >> trump. >> donald trump. the real estate guy who sells steaks. >> he's president? >> yeah. >> wow. how's he doing? >> not so good. >> oh. guys, give him time, okay? and remember, please, be civil. if we're not careful, this thing could start to get ugly. >> they conclude by meeting up
let be for a minute and get a word out and let's just say this. we are all compassionate about children and compassionate about a people in general. we are a nation of laws an want to be cognizant and cautious about how we bring people into our country. america is the best country in the world. it is a wonderful nation and we want to be cognizant of how we do that. no one wants to break families apart. the the president himself has said he doesn't want to hurt families. he want tos -- he wants to do something and that is why he taking this weekend to make the decision. he doesn't want to rush into a decision. he wachblts to take his time and come up to with a -- with a comfortable solution and we to look at this and say how could we work together to have an effort that makes more plause able sense for everyone. >> i'm not sure that a weekend is a long time. but you're saying that the president wants to have a compassionate solution but what
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he worked in alaska and interested in photo journalism. >> oh, yeah. >> and terry, i understand the last time you spoke to him was on mother's day? >> yeah. he sent a facebook message to me and everything we could keep in contact periodically through the last deployment and everything and he had told me he was going to nepal. and he was going there to help out for the individuals and everything and i told him, that is awesome, i'm glad you're doing that but plause be careful and be safe and i flat old told him, you're going to see things that are going to be total devastation and as a mom, i'm not worried about his physical health but his mental health and how he's been able to help out. he's a strong man, he's a very good-hearted person but also very compassionate and caring individual and that speaks to his leadership and his strength
stage. >> it is good to be home! [cheers and applause] ah. ah. i tell ya, i love wisconsin. plause plause - [applause] >> i see my family over here. that's this half of the stadium. this is a phenomenal place to live, to work and raise your family. >> congressman paul ryan is a popular figure in the state. his district is diverse and rural and parts of the inner city. and he's able to appeal to a broad base. he won reelection 60 percent and last one 68 percent . campaign hopes he will help to appeal to independent and