who i don t think many breakfast conversations were this morning, what do you think about the filibuster. doesn t mean it s not important and the president shouldn t highlight republican opposition. those are fundamental issues to the country. in the middle of this covid funk, that s not issue number one for most americans but it is issue number one for a lot of the president s party. and midterm election year where he needs to motivate people to vote, convince them he s in the fight. this is one of the issues where the democrats got too far out over their skis about expectations. what can we do? joe biden the day after the election thought nancy pelosi is speaker, mitch mcconnell as the senate republican leader. he thought he would be the bipartisan guy, the bridge between a democratic house and republican senate. then bam, democrats to their credit win these two georgia senate races but it s still 50/50. you can t get much done in this town 50/50, but what did they do? we ll pass vot
iceberg breakers in our own families. talk about authenticity. hillary clinton won american families makes under $50,000 including the suburbs where roseanne lives. talk about authenticity. breakfast conversations aside, this is just not true. a lot of emotion in some of it s votes they had on the roseanne set. i want to play a clip, they started to talk about jackie confronting roseanne saying how could you vote for him? watch that. how could you have voted for him, roseanne? he talked about jobs, jackie. said he s shape things up. we almost lost our house the way things are going. have you looked at the news, now things are worse. not on yeah. not in the real i wish we could have heard that part.