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Randy bryce gets tonight's last word. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. it was a pleasure to be on your show. finally, dan rather on comparisons between president trump and president president . dan rather reminds us that we've seen some of this before. on this is a story about mail and packages.
Thank you for joining us, randy. we appreciate it. >> thank you. it was a pleasure to be on your show. finally tonight, dan rather on comparisons between president trump and president nixon. dan rather reminds us that we've seen some of this before.remind some of this before.
>> randy bryce is trying to do the impossible, well, the almost impossible. it has happened exactly twice in our history. a speaker of the house has been defeated in his re-election campaign in his home district exactly twice. the first time was in 1862 when galusha grow lost his re-election campaign in pennsylvania, and the second time was in 1994 when democratic speaker of the house tom foley saw his 30-year career in the house of representatives come to a shocking end on election night when he lost his re-election campaign in a close, close finish. and no one in american politics saw that c...
Paul ryan, you can come work the iron, and i'll go to d.c. >> randy bryce is trying to do the impossible, well, the almost impossible. it has happened exactly twice in our history. a speaker of the house has been defeated in his re-election campaign in his home district exactly twice. the first time was in 1862 when galusha grow lost his re-election campaign in pennsylvania, and the second time was in 1994 when democratic speaker of the house tom foley saw his 30-year career in the house of representatives come to a shocking end on election night when he lost his re-election campaign in a clos...
Congressional career. he once won re-election by 62 points during the reagan years. tom foley won re-election by 50 points and 52 points. by 1990, tom foley was down around the paul ryan winning margin of 38 points. that's how much tom foley won by in 1990. two years later, speaker foley's winning margin dropped to ten points. and two years after that, he lost in a very close election. so can a speaker of the house who wins re-election in his district by 35 points be defeated? the answer is sure, he can. but it might take more than one campaign to beat him. randy bryce, the candidate who is tr...