new york times on the right-hand side says what is donald trump doing? is he creating so much friction with his own party. hey, listen. ainsley: is he frustrated with them. steve: negotiating. ainsley: they are allowed to negotiate and allowed to disagree. you are right. he tweeted this out, if the republican senate doesn t get rid of the filibuster rule and go to a simple majority which the dems would do they are just wasting time. harry reid did do it. he wants a simple majority. he says if the majority of the people want healthcare to be repealed and replaced, it should happen. the problem with that is if he. brian: he didn t get a simple majority on that though. ainsley: the problem is if there is a democratic president in office after president trump, then the republicans will be upset because they will pass everything through the majority if they get. brian: socialist country in about nine seconds. steve: be careful what you wish for. however, we just had jason chaffetz on. he
i think it would be very sad day for republicans if she steps down. i would be very disappointed if she did. i would like to keep her right where she is because our record is extraordinary against her. leland: the gop twitter account responded with this, we stand with nancy because we are not tired of winning, the democrats started the hashtag stand with nancy, is this going to change things? i don t think it will change things, donald trump would love for nancy pelosi to step down because if they were in impeachment proceedings she will be leading the charge. trump s sarcasm was out of place, don t whisper things, they might come through. leland: be careful what you wish for. the president has a point, as
everybody knows that, he sn doig this because he believes in the constitution. bob: let me tell you something, you left your ring home tonight. the idea that somehow dana: let me get greg in here because the whole point that liberty basically let the government greg: be careful what you wish for, maybe the religion forbids men driving or maybe the religion promotes female genital mutilation, or maybe it s sharia law that might be introduced which is a political religious movement. is the aclu upset about that? are they upset about christians, that s where i find theut interesting hypocrisy. certain they will make the news
those are spiritual issues. they ve been made political. so what we have like we saw in houston a few years ago where those issues were declared strictly political and pastors had their sermons subpoenaed by government officials. these issues predate government. the church predates government and longstanding tradition in this country has been until the the 1950s when the johnson amendment was added, that pastors and churches can speak freely. this goes back to pastors paul and john, we re accountable to god, not some government bureaucrat. okay, final point. i don t think it says this in the good book, but i ve heard, be careful what you wish for. have it occurred to perkins, you could be outflanked by liberal nonprofits that then get politically energized? michael, i have defended liberal church right to speak when george w. bush s
nominee, who would she rather face, donald trump, marco rubio other ted cruz? i don t communicate with her at all, but i can channel her mind right now ala star wars. i m seeing orange, white hair, it s either a wookie or let me think donald trump. the problem is beyond trump. as happened in 2012, trump has moved the debate so far to the right that now ted cruz, who could be the nominee, is saying he doesn t support a path to citizenship, but he will not support any legalization of undocumented immigrants. so trump has moved the debate so far that even the candidates who are considered more moderate than him, are moving to a place where it will be hard to win hispanic votes. what i read to you was a retweet and what he also tweeted was donald trump won this debate. when people say to you, david axelrod, be careful what you