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Inducted both parties. southern democrats were the bigger defenders of slavery. it took a republican president, abraham lincoln, to end it. dixi-crats filibustered opposed expanding rights. though it was a democratic congress spurred on by young marchers and protesters that got the civil rights and voting rights act over the finish line, those historic laws also got passed because of the leadership of republicans like illinois' own everett dirksen. so neither party has had a monopoly on wisdom. neither party has been exclusively responsible for us

Wisdom. the president is the ultimate decision maker. what we're seeing with the trade issue, there wasn't the process to go through the national economic council to come out with a consensus decision. even if you lose those arrangements, at least you had an opportunity to weigh in. i think the president would be illy served not to use those around him, particularly when you think about these matters where secretary mattis is weighing in, secretary tillerson, that's crucial. >> enjoy the weekend, folks. >> thank you. stormy daniels, north korea, russia, tariffs. we could sit here for the nex...

The white house knows this lawsuit, if it goes forward, will open a door not unlike that opened during the bill clinton administration in what appeared to be unrelated lawsuit that allowed a lot of questions, questioning of him, questioning of aides, and we know how that turned out. >> mack, the president's advisers, the folks who surround him who are in his ear every day over the past week or two, especially, a lot of attention, a lot of ink devoted to these folks and how they may not necessarily be doing the best job in terms of getting solid advice to the president. is that what you see fro...

Were going to disagree with you and that part of getting through the system in a year of legislation would mean that you would have to go home and say i tried to get 100% of what i wanted but we could only get 80%. and that's a success, not a failure. in the terms of our current political debate and i think it's true on both sides one more on the other we have come to this, we have approached these problems as though we have a monopoly on wisdom. i can tell you that is not what the people of my purple state believe about me. it's not what we believe about corey gardner, who is my republican co...

School. >> that's right. >> what's been your own experience and as a lapsed, former catholic has this been difficult for you with people criticizing it it as anti-catholic. >> it was very important to me to, as i said, not to use a hammer to crack a nut. i do have issues with the catholic church, but i also r k recognize that we can learn from religion. even the secular people can learn from religion. really no one has a monopoly on wisdom. i didn't have a bad experience. i had a good experience. i had a good education. the values i was given by my parents who are still very catholic. they ena...