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The president. lft last night they were pushing back saying we are here to put pressure on the presidents of the united states. it's coming for president trump. >> and john heilman, you're going to hear spin from both sides saying it was a push. republicans win, democrats win and yes, republicans outperformed in the reddest of red states. they still lost west virginia. monday is still close. but let's just strip it down to the bare hessentials. let's count up the votes in these house races. and as of right now, democrats will have outperformed in the house races in 2018 will have outperformed ...

Billion in surplus, a triple a credit rating. and we are about to go to a $1 trillion deficit thanks to mismanagement of this president. and i would hope that people like amy cremor who was at the forefront leading the tea part on being stewards of fiscal responsibility, and when the president wants to spend $90 million on a parade they don't say anything? it's a little hypocritical. >> deficits have surged, they say tax cuts will eventually fix that, but they have surged. there's no question ability that. but you're saying, amy, you just applaud him for, you know, hey it's too expensive. you ...

Fellow, author of a book when harry became sally. i try to be open-minded about this.. this came out of nowhere, it's now an ironclad consensus among elites, you're not allowed to disagree. is that the result of a scientific discovery that i missed? >> it's a result of ideology that came right after, as soon as they won in the lgb part they went on to the tea part. prescribing drugs to indefinitely delay a child's puberty and then cross hormones to try to transition them into theys opposite sex. >> tucker: is there any science that undergirds that? these are obvious questions but everyone is s...

Legislatures to the congress that we have a convention of states or a constitutional convention and so that's what's been going on here. let me just provide a little bit of context. this is something that happens about every 70 years interestingly in our political landscape as a nation and in 1790 to 1830 there were the antifederal lists that filed for state conventions, constitutional conventions to limit the federal power. then of course in 1861 the confederates filed a fleury of papers. and then the segregationists in 1963 started an effort of calling for constitutional conventions to limit...

Side. you have somebody from maine, you have somebody from alaska, you have rob portman from ohio where they have a very big opioid epidemic and he is determined not to leave those people high and dry by cutting their medicaid. i think it's really in some ways unfair to a lot of house members to say the adults near the room, but by nature of the way the senate is made up, that is the case. >> yet mcconnell back when he faced his own tea part challenges promised to rip obamacare out by the roots. but because it's been in place so many years, because these drug treatment programs and planned par...