people now realize exactly what he believes and the kind of vote he would make if he was in the senate. it s you can t afford to give a clown a vote on roe v. wade. so as to your point, ashley, and david i want to bring you in here, the idea of things going in the wrong direction many would argue with the overturning of roe v. wade that was a signal of a clear demarcation of wrong direction. and it s being played differently from democrats and republicans. it was wrong direction if you look at polls which show the majority of americans are pro-choice. it was wrong for democrats, though, to rely on that so early in 2022 as something that was going to catapult them into stanching damage in the mid-term elections. i don t think that democrats are going to take that 2010 shellacking that they did, but i do think things are trendsing towards republicans right now. part of it is because democrats have had trouble walking and chewing gum at the same time, continuing the message on roe,
abortion, and the fact that it should be made by local political officials, like doug mastriano, it is alarming and the fact that now people realize exactly what he believes, and the kind of vote he would make if he was in the senate. you cannot afford to give a clown a vote on roe v. wade. so, to your point ashley, a the idea of things going the wrong direction, many would argue that the overturning of roe v. wade, that was a signal of a clear demarcation of wrong direction. it is being played differently for democrats and republicans. it was wrong direction if you look at polls that show the majority of americans are pro-choice. it was wrong for democrats, though, to rely on that so early in 2022, as something that was going to catapult them into damage in the midterm elections. i do not think that democrats are going
local political officials like doug s alarming and the fact th people realize what he believes and the kind of vote he would make if he was in the senate. you can t afford to give a clown a vote on roe v. wade. and he celebrated when roe v. wade fell, and this was really true point where he mentioned just what he actually believes about abortion, and he believes that the choice belongs with people like himself or doug mastriano and does not lean with women and their real doctors. just to make it clear, if lindsey graham s bill were before you and you were the united states senator from pennsylvania, how would you vote on lindsey graham s bill that would make an abortion ban national? to me, i run on roe v. wade. and that s what i have always
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there s currently a lawsuit saying you can t have foreign interest owning these properties they re paying monthly may n maintenance condo fees. you can t accept a payment from a foreign government, at least two companies, and maybe more in trump tower are, perhaps owned by foreign government. that s one of the thing that is we re examining and that s actually how we found out about the paul manafort, by starting to look at trump tower. go to that one thing, you stumble off. andrea and paul sony, thank you both for joining us. i appreciate it. up next, donald trump wants to work with the senator who he once called a clown. no, not one of those republican senators that he ran against in the primaries, a democratic he called a clown a couple of weeks before the inauguration. the democratic senator who happens to be a minority leader of the united states senate. my business was built with passion.