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contemplated congressional referral. we've had them over time. the argument against a referral here i think is two-fold. one is it's not needed because we have this skigs, as you just flashed from a very respected federal judge, judge carter, two weeks ago concluding that donald trump likely committed federal crimes and second that it would politicize things, that it's a little like turning to your friend and asking how their favorite child is doing. no matter how they answer, it's going to put them in an awkward spot. that's i think the criticism of a referral within the attorney general garland. i can see that point, i fundamentally disagree. i think the two arguments against referral, the very fact you have a judge carter opinion means it's not politicized. it's a respected federal judge and the congressional committee -- the congressional committee itself is not politicized. liz chain nay is on it. liz cheney is as far from a democratic as you can get. as our living barr said, i've
children 12 to 18. >> did you not get the cdc memo? i don't see you complying. >> the florida governor friday signed an executive order giving parents the choice between masks and no masks. the move big footed broward county public schools recent skigs to require masks in classrooms leaving families with mixed emotions. >> as a dad, what's it like for the governor to come in and override your school board? >> a party of small government. right? it's really disheartening. >> what was your reaction to that? >> relief. and simply for my children and their well being. >> the debate in florida, playing out across the country. the three largest school districts. new york city, los angeles, and chicago will require masks. others reversing course and will now require masks, too. including in georgia in baltimore county. the debate landing in texas as
because they were incredibly happy with this solution. it's a solution that saved their lives frankly. if we didn't do this unconventional tough love approach, you could have never gotten it done. >> based on what the kurds have said publicly, it doesn't sound like they're incredibly happy. >> my guess is that thaer not happy, jake and while i'm glad we have the cease fire, this does not ab solve the president from the skigs he made to begin with and if part of his strategy was to allow the turks to go to war with the kurds so they could displace hundreds of thousands, that was not a good strategy and i don't think anybody believes that. >> admiral, thank you so much. we appreciate your time and thank you as always for your service to this country. >> thanks, jake. senator warren does not have a plan for one big thing and her campaign is now admitting it. next. not even our competitor's best battery
. >> our conference, we have a proud spectrum of opinion and ideology. we've got a bunch of cats here. whoever comes in hopefully it will be a republican, hopefully judge moore will win, he'll be one more cat into the mix. >> one more cat in the mix. >> sounds like what everyone signed up for, right? >> there's like two different calculations here. one is if you're mitch mcconnell or paul ryan, how do you stay on leadership without getting blown up from inside your caucus and are you in greater vulnerability in general elections if the controversial fissions like this take up too many seats or are winning too.seats in primaries. >> every republican candidate running, judge moore said this, judge moore said that. do you agree with him on this. >> it's in the other states that are swing states. for trump, it's a completely different issue which is what's his hammer? if he's backing candidates who don't win primaries, does anyone need to be afraid of him?
col bring out democrats to the polls to vote against him. so they're going to focus on that, and then steve bannon is also going to speak at a conference of social conservative grassroots leaders about the ground game i'm told needed to "defeat elites" he is completely hoping to use the win last night as some fuel to convince people that this is an okay fight to take and that the establishment needs to be taken down. >> this is an unfair question. what's the conversation among conservatives about this? it depends which conservatives we're talking about obviously in that sense. steve bannon says he's out to help the president but he opposed the president in alabama, he opposed what the president wanted, a more mainstream conservative, not a guy who come to washington and challenge every skigs the leadership tries to make. if he does there, couldn't the president step forward and say steve, if you're on my side, stop, do not campaign against
and that didn't happen. so it is perplexes that there was three weeks. that's not tu. >> got to take a quick break continuing the skigs when we get back. we'll talk about president obama's warning about to president-elect about michael flynn. jared kushner's sister the question was she trying to cash in on the first family's name? make sure they're producing. woo! employee of the month! you really shouldn't leave their side. vita coco coconut water, hydration comes naturally. go to great lengths frto find relief.ain finally there's drug-free aleve direct therapy®. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices for deep penetrating relief at the source. aleve direct therapy. blue moon is brewed mwith valencia orange peel,
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elizabeth prann with the details of washington. >> reporter: after a misstep in an interview about the iraq invasion republican presidential candidates both official and not are being pressed on the skigs of taking the country to war in hindsight. that includes florida senator marco rubio. he sat down with chris wallace. >> the question is if it's a mistake. i still say it was not a mistake because the president was presented with intelligence that said iraq had weapons of mass destruction. it was governed by a man who committed atrocities in the past. >> reporter: critics say he said it made sense to invade in 2003. there you him saying that was a respongs to invade without today's knowledge. different question. wi we governor walker also took on the hindsight question. >> i think it's pretty any president have the information they have probably made the same decision george bush did. hillary clinton voted for it as
i'll be able to support myself. >> you know, my husband constantly gives lectures on prevention. he's an orthopedic surgeon, but talks about diet, exercise, and honey, if you talk about prevention you're going out of business and he looked at me, no, because they don't listen. they don't listen to what i say, it's true, we don't, we don't. if people listened there'd be no smokers in the country. >> and go ahead, melissa. megyn, i think it comes back to one thing we stayaid in the beginning of the skigs, it's going to fall to the middle generation to support both their children and older people in the family and no way around it. and we're going to be working longer. i've had a job since i was six months old and expect to go continue to work to the very end. and i think there's no way around it. >> megyn: do people know that, melissa was a very famous child actress. >> i don't know about very famous, generous of you, i've worked a long time. >> megyn: i watched, she he
outside a club on 22nd street and it was cold outside. so we're standing there waiting to get in. the girls come by. they go in. they don't have to wait and they get in free. we, however, had to pay $20. i started thinking, wait a minute. this isn't fair. i brought the lawsuit. and also, if you read the law, the case decision by the 2nd circuit court correctly, and in detail, you will see that it only says it's not constitutional. it says it is not constitution alto have ladies nights where they charge men more for a drink than girls. however, it is permissible under this skigs to charge guys more for admission. you have to make a distinction whether a club charges guys more for admission for a club or charging guys more for a drink. >> all right. >> charging guys more for a drink is unconstitutional.