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That. what is really going to play out as time goes by, the fact the business what people people wanted when they voted for donald trump and this is what they are going to continue to get. it also, by the way, was an odd news conference, there was an awful lot of information, john roberts to do the story at the beginning of this two hour marathon, excellent newscast, one of the things that came across is that there was an awful lot and there about what he was going to do with the affordable care act, what he was going to do when it came -- russia, russia actually had committed the hacks. in so...

Question. you are fake news. >> bret: well, that gives you a flavor of the news conference in new york today. let's bring our second hour panel. tim farley is hosted managing editor of the morning briefing potus on sirius xm radio. mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist. and tom rogan, columnist for national review. an opportunity lives. your thoughts first on what we learned. we should point out there was a lot more than just the rush of back-and-forth with the media. we will talk about in just a moment, the wall, the southern border, obamacare, his finances. your overall take of t...

We need to stop these temper tantrums, they need to go up, stop behaving like children and start working hard at regaining their credibility and trust with the american people. >> bret: tim, that is what i heard on the campaign trail. i heard people were sick of political correctness. they wanted somebody to fight for them. they wanted some wow somebody to stand up to the media, to shake stuff up. either party wasn't getting it it done in washington. he continues to to tap into that, at least if you read social media. is that what happened today? >> a couple of different things. number one, fr...

Kirsten powers for daily beast. welcome tim farley, manager editor and host of morning briefing on the sirius/xm. tim, because you're new, we'll start with you. whether the supreme court should have the case before it standing is a large part of the discussion today. you were in the court. what is your sense of it? >> the first 15 minutes almost of chris cooper arguing the case for the proposition 8, i think in each one of the attorneys who got up there had to explain it. one of the big problems for the court right there is to decide even if this case should come is there or not. i thought it ...

0 been through. >> at the national level, senator john tester, democrat of montana held firm his opposition to gay marriage and won re-election last year in a state that mitt romney carried by nearly 4 points. today on the facebook page he called himself proud to support marriage equality. other senators like kay hagan of north carolina, mary landrieu of louisiana and mark pryor of arkansas facing mid-term election. >> i think that the democrats who are elected officials in more conservative states. they're worried they may be getting too far ahead of the constituencies. a lot of people have, ...