another thing that comes out. that has to stop and has to stop now or otherwise it will consume the entirety of this administration. bill: paul ryan spoke with clarity yesterday when he said the following. they did an investigation, intelligence community wide. many of us went down and got the briefings from clapper and brennan after the election, before the inauguration and we ve never seen any evidence to us that an american or person in the trump campaign was involved or working with the russians. bill: that s what we understand the story to be as of now. but dems aren t going to let that sit right there. you heard them full throated yesterday, chris. for about 30 seconds they paused that sessions should recuse and immediately galloped, just resign, step down. so we re at full bonkers now, right? we re going to remain there as long as democrats can do it. donald trump is partly right when he says that it s because there are sour grapes and lost control of reality. he needs t
hill. it gives you date line integrity. how come there s no sense of urgency? they are all home like it was boxer day in england. they re wearing their socks, walking around the house, whatever they re doing, enjoying their life. nobody is running around like i am wondering what s going to happen. how do you explain the lack of worry up there? from a republican standpoint, the house being out is a lever to try to get the senate to put something on the floor, and speaker boehner has been very clear it s the senate s turn to act. senate dems aren t taking that bait. they feel like they ll put something on the floor. if they don t have republican consent for it, they will have to pull it or see it go down in flames, and then republicans can point to their failure and say, hey, look, they failed, too. so democrats are wary of kind of falling into this trap that republicans they feel are trying to set for them, and so there s this kind of staring contest up here where everybody is looking
they re wearing their socks, walking around the house, whatever they re doing, enjoying their life. nobody is running around like i am wondering what s going to happen. how do you explain the lack of worry up there? from a republican standpoint, the house being out is a lever to try to get the senate to put something on the floor, and speaker boehner has been very clear it s the senate s turn to act. senate dems aren t taking that bait. they feel like they ll put something on the floor. if they don t have republican consent for it, they will have to pull it or see it go down in flames, and then republicans can point to their failure and say, hey, look, they failed, too. so democrats are wary of kind of falling into this trap that republicans they feel are trying to set for them, and so there s this kind of staring contest up here where everybody is looking at everybody and it s like watching a slow motion car crash. using that metaphor of a staring contest, can you see anybody blin
their life. nobody is running around like i am wondering what s going to happen? how do you explain the lack of worry up there? from a republican standpoint the house being out is a lever to try to get the senate to put something on the floor and speaker boehner has been very clear it s the senate s turn to act. senate dems aren t taking that bait. they feel like they ll put something on the floor. if they don t have republican consent for it, they will have to pull it or see it go down in flames and then republicans can point to their failure and say, hey, look, they failed, too. so democrats are wary of kind of falling into this trap that republicans they feel are trying to set for them and so there s this kind of staring contest up here where everybody is looking at everybody and it s like watching a slow motion car crash. using that metaphor of a staring contest, can you see anybody blinking? everybody thought i guess they fought first of all that boehner would blink and he d
the political expediency of the that argument is not lost on the american people. they will put their trust in the supreme court, trusted institution and abide by whatever is decided. just you know what? let it be. i m telling you the credibility of this court after push versus gore, citizenning united, a lot of americans dana: what about the ones voting with them. juan: the polarization in congress dana: so if kennedy votes in favor of something that the dems aren t for it s a good court? the reverse has to be true. kimberly: good court, bad court again. jus juan: people know about swing vote and the court being independent institution but we have seen they become more political. kimberly: that is wrong. disagree. eric: that is the major actuall just juan: coming up, some network in the work big-time. katie couric is back at gma.