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Yesterday the washington examiner's tim carnie joined us to discuss his new piece entitled it's time to create a conservative ecosystem that doesn't welcome racists. it was a great conversation and this morning there are two new columns that build on that argument. david french writes for "time" magazine my fellow republicans must stand against the alt-right virus infecting america which reads in part our political world's obsessive focus on trump can blind our nation to a larger problem. radicals of all kinds don't just seek to kill, threaten or harass. they also seek to influence and the mea...

Story from "the new york times" about the u.s. investigation into michael cohen, immigration, north korea and then, of course, bernie sanders. let's bring in tim carnie, opinion editor at the washington examiner. he was here to talk about his book, which i loved. but i want to ask you about this. "new york times" reporting the president called matthew whitaker and said, can you help me get this guy up in the southern district of investigate to be the one investigating -- then nothing happened. so, to me, this is like another one of these stories where the president raises the question. he was ...

Free market stuff i think clears up a lot of the corruption where you say if you're not handing out subsidies, it's not that big of a deal. but on the global international stuff, those conflicts are always there. >> tim carnie, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> a boorish real estate man head of state. who most resembles donald trump. ya sleepin'? come on! what time is it? it's go time. come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. i'll make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-benz wint...

York post, josh barrel and tim carnie, senior political columnist for the washington examiner. visiting fellow at the enterprise institute. you're team paul in this one, i take it? what do you think -- why do you think this is a good fight for the republicans to have? i sense you do think it is. and why is paul the one that you're backing, that you feel speaks for the party the best. >> first let me say i do not accept rand paul's premise that eating bacon makes you gain weights, i think it's the carbs. in the foreign policy realm, what we need and in the national security realm, as far as nsa...

Layup. >> bacon, talking about bacon, he's making a big mistake picking a fight with other republicansing. the republican party is shrinking in new england and the northeast part of our country. i'm the one trying to grow the party. >> christie says he has nothing personal against paul, but paul may have something personal against him. >> seeing his response, he has something personal against me, that's okay, just get in line on that front. >> paul offered to share a beer with christie, in hopes of ironing out their differences. his rhetoric didn't seem to change all that much. >> those of us ...