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Thrills, just facts? what is the fact here? there is no wiretapping evidence at all so he says today something, well, it means a lot of things then the other guy, spicer's got the toughest guy in the world. i zoechdon't mike what he's doi. this lobster thing he's doing. >> air quotes. >> i'm sorry, that isn't the way of talking -- you can't keep going like that. the fact is you have to say, did he say it or didn't he? >> he said what he said and it's not supported by facts. if there were facts, jim comey would have come forward by now. the justice department would have responded by now. devin ...

So i know you can take a lot of what they say with a wink and a nod. it sounds very logical. ainsley: look what they did cover last night. they covered the wiretapping evidence saying, mr. trump, where is the evidence that your phones were wiretapped. abc spent 3 minutes and 10 seconds on it. nbc 2 minutes. and cbs 2 minutes and 15 seconds on that. steve: headline the department of justice missed their deadline to turn over all the information they had regarding wiretapping and stuff like that. they have extended that also sean spicer made it clear yesterday that when the president tweeted out...

Wesley pointed out, like john kasich and other republican governors who have expanded medicaid via obamacare and they want to keep that. at the end of the day, at the end of the day, barack obama spent a trillion dollars and expanded coverage by 20 million people. republicans don't want to spend that kind of money on insurance expansion, and i think they're sort of dancing around that issue, right? at the end of the day, that's their argument, that the government should be less involved in this system and that means fewer people are going to be insured. i think at some point they'll just have ...

So they can hang out on the beach. american sources telling the "washington post" that despite the wiretapping evidence, karzai's aides have been using the evidence to cross off the names of their political buddies, so that they are then protected from prosecution. it's as if you are using the information that was intended to indict people as a mechanism to know who to protect. leading one critic to call karzai's pledge to end corruption "all a show to appease the international community." corruption, of course, apparentapparen apparently good for business. u.s. officials estimate $1 billion c...