Montana's Steve Daines Slams Debt Ceiling Debate on Fox News
Montana Senator Steve Daines has been getting a lot more press since he was elected to be the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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Montana Senator Steve Daines has been getting a lot more press since he was elected to be the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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People. look, i just think the past few days have been one of the low lights of this presidency, this administration. i'm a person who often gets told to go back to where i came from. when people say that to me, they usually mean arizona, where i grew up. whereas a lot of my white friends don't get that, even when they are making the same exact points that i am making when i sit here on this set, they don't get told that. and so being told "go back where you came from," allowing for chant -- and yes, i'm glad the president said something today. i wish he had said something yesterday. he paused...
Were said the only reason they supported the president because their husbands made them. i'm willing to bet that's not covered in that class. ainsley: these courses are not cheap. they are expensive. >> what do they get? they don't get. ainsley: learn about video games. >> not how to manage your finances and land a job. almost 40% of american millennials are under employed. that's probably because they are getting classes in unsettling whiteness rather than how to start a business. ainsley: all right, spencer. thanks for being with us. >> you thank you. ainsley: andrew mccabe has been on a med...
That story who's been following this race from the ground, atlanta journal constitution's greg bluestein. you all know him because he's been on this show a number of times since the past week and a half since we've been covering this race. so take us through what's happening right now. you have brian kemp, who's resigned that office. he's declared victory. he's already trying to move through with the transition. but at the same time, absentee ballots and other ballots down there in georgia, they don't get -- they have until 5:00 tomorrow to get into the board of elections' office, the registra...