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rules that underhandedly undermined law enforcement. it's absolutely ridiculous. greg: and is ridiculous but now we shall move on. isn't that exciting? up next entitled jerks who ruin trips and super spreaders who flap their lips.
batman where the joker is seen letting go, like i'm nothing without you. i'm thinking about the government shutdown. i'm thinking about him tweeting out that picture where she's obviously owning him on the subject of russia, saying all roads lead to russia. the report actually has 341 mentions of russia. the judiciary committee contends trump's actions were part of a plan with the welcoming of russian interference in 2016 and continues to this day. by building investigations and support where she can, she does lay brick after brick after brick that if he is undermined politically by all of this, she deserves the credit for that. >> i think he also sort of underhandedly gives her a lot of credit by reacting to this. >> that's true. >> nothing elevates her more than having the president tweet about her teeth falling out or whatever it was. >> weird. >> which is weird. it boomerangs back to him and not flatteringly. also, believe me, it doesn't help him with the senators he needs to keep.
come to her defense -- >> yeah. >> -- over donald trump making that remark about that face and then carly fiorina having that moment saying i think the women across america know what donald trump was talking about or something to that affect and underhandedly took him out at the knees about that remark -- >> yeah. >> they defended her about that. they took trump to task over that. why do they gate pass on using the same type of schoolyard tactics to make fun of her looks and appearance and get away with it? i don't understand. >> you know, i don't -- i don't think i would argue that they get a pass. i would argue that this is -- it is a difficult issue. it is quite amal gous to how african-americans use the n-word and say you cannot use the n-word. there's a place for it appropriate and a place for it when it's inappropriate. i'm not saying that what they did at "the view" is 100%
top, we saw what happened this week, when some of the largest banks in the country added additional charges, quietly, sort of underhandedly to some of the veterans that were refinancing their homes. and those kind of things are still going on. so minor changes at the edge are not what people want. and i think that, you know, having a -- having rich cordray as the consumer protection bureau chief, things like that that are really going to make these -- make the big banks and make others behave the way they're supposed to. >> do you think corporations are like mitt romney says they are, they're just people like us? do you think they operate in the national interest or the interest of working people? when corporate boards meet and make decisions about automating and getting rid of employees or make decisions about investing overseas and not here, do you think they make decisions in the interest of patriotism, or just cash? what do you think? >> well, i think they're operating -- i remember the ceo of one major company, might have been ge, might have been dow a few years ago, said, i wish i
sort of underhandedly to some of the veterans that were refinancing their homes. and those kind of things are still going on. so minor changes at the edge are not what people want. and i think that, you know, having a -- having rich cordray as the consumer protection chief, things like that that will make the big banks and others suppose the way they're supposed to. >> do you think corporations are like mitt romney says they are, they're just people like us? do you think they operate in the national interest or the interest of working people? when corporate boards meet and make decisions about automating and getting rid of employees or make decisions about invests overseas and not here, do you think they make decisions in the interests of patriotism or just cash? >> well, i think they're openering -- i remember the ceo of one major company, might have been ge, might have been dow a few years ago, said, i wish i could move my corporate headquarters to a barge off the coast so i wouldn't have to be beholden to any country. i mean, i understand that. if that's the way they are, then
it would have, instead of the power again occurring at the top, we saw what happened this week, when some of the largest banks in the country added additional charges, quietly, sort of underhandedly to some of the veterans that were refinancing their homes. and those kind of things are still going on. so minor changes at the edge are not what people want. and i think that, you know, having a -- having rich cordray as the consumer protection chief, things like that that will make the big banks and others behave the way they're supposed to. >> do you think corporations are like mitt romney says they are, they're just people like us? do you think they operate in the national interest or the interest of working people? when corporate boards meet and make decisions about automating and getting rid of employees or make decisions about investing overseas and not here, do you think they make decisions in the interests of patriotism or just cash? what do you think? >> well, i think they're operating -- i remember the ceo of one major company, might have been ge, might have been dow a few years ago, said, i wish i could move my corporate
>> glenn: this is really interesting. a document from thomas jefferson. here it is. on the 24th day in the year of our lord christ. 1807. signed by thomas jefferson. significant to this? >> article seven, it said in the year of our lord they had done the constitution. jefferson added in the year of our lord christ. >> glenn: everyone tells you he didn't believe in -- >> that's right. >> glenn: okay. gentlem gentlemen, i think america is at a crossroads. at a place financially it won't last. if they pass this the way they do underhandedly, are we close to constitutional crisis? this feels really bad. >> we talked on your show if zero where the constitutional was when they gave us the country and where are we now?
>> glenn: this is really interesting. a document from thomas jefferson. here it is. on the 24th day in the year of our lord christ. 1807. signed by thomas jefferson. significant to this? >> article seven, it said in the year of our lord they had done the constitution. jefferson added in the year of our lord christ. >> glenn: everyone tells you he didn't believe in -- >> that's right. >> glenn: okay. gentlem gentlemen, i think america is at a crossroads. at a place financially it won't last. if they pass this the way they do underhandedly, are we close to constitutional crisis? this feels really bad. >> we talked on your show if zero where the constitutional was when they gave us the country and where are we now?
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