caesar, but it could be a warning to republicans as well. a number of veteran senators have to survive challenges beginning in the spring and beginning in march. we want to put these races in chronological order since what happened was important. if the establishment wins big, conservatives will stand less of a chance later o. heavy hitters are up in texas. they face congressman steve stockman, it s a march 4th crime rate. mitch connell takes on kentucky on may 20th. chris donald in mississippi and against a slew of candidates on the 10th, including lee bright on and that can end up in a run off. that s another story. when we get into the midsummer, we should have a good idea of where things stand. the last few races will be more
0 washington pulled off the vote and house republicans had their worst years since coming into power. they started with high hopes. the worst year in office and washington s worst year in a generation. no single reason explained the downturn with a series of setbacks. the 52% job approval is near an all time high. difficulties began with the benghazi questions on capitol hill and the irs issue that came under scrutiny and the wake of edward snowden. they voted to september brought another slide. they launched a chemical weapons attack. indecisive publicly. the reports prescriptions. the report and immigration. her role in ending racism passed the gop as out of touch. an extreme example, but an immigration bill backed by senators stalled in the house. several legislatures on the issues this year. in washington house republicans split food stamps that benefit from subsidies that led to a law of farmers and farm bill. then there was the government shut down that turned into unmitigated ra
desk. topping the news one police officer and one suspects are in the hospital this morning and that s after a police shooting in cast tore valley late yesterday. it involved undercover officers in berkeley. new information on the story, good morning paul. there is still a lot of unanswered questions we need to figure out, for example what was the investigation about but here is what we do know. around 5:00 last night alameda got a call about an officer involved shooting at the intersection of grover street and cast tore way. two unmarked vehicles were trying towel over a suspect in a red mercury. he pinned one of the officers between his car and another police vehicle. a woman who told us she and he have a daughter together is not clear why he was shot. he probably didn t realize it was not an officer. i know they should not have shot him. as of now, moore s condition is still not known. we do not know the name of either of the police but i can tell he suffered injur
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i wish mr. zuckerberg i hope he comes to congress wearing a nice business suit and shirt and tie so he ll be taken more seriously. chris: not a t-shirt. i m tired of the t-shirt and hoodrhoodie stuff. he s running one of the biggest corporations in the world. we re waiting on congress. let s see what comes out of that before the administration takes action. chris: amazon, the president keeps hitting the company for failing to pay taxes, for its deal with the post office. here he was on air force one. amazon is just not on an even playing field. they have a tremendous lobbying effort, in addition to having the washington post, which is as far as i m concerned another lobbyist. chris: in fact, the post office makes money off amazon. it doesn t lose money. amazon collects taxes in all 45 states. so is this just talk or is the president seriously considering takingng action against amazon? the president is asking that