i mean, the low propensity voter that is a big part of this conversation and a big part of, of course, any 2018, any midterm conversation. let me ask you the same question i just asked eric, where are you seeing evidence that mitch mcconnell, who is the establishment here, is working against donald trump? well, i think the argument would be in terms of priorities and in terms of willingness to compromise. the reason that health care didn t go through because mitch mcconnell didn t push effectively enough on his members. mitch mcconnell tends towards compromise to cut a huge compromise to avert the fiscal cliff with joe biden back when barack obama was president. so i think it s really more about a willingness to play within the established d.c. system and a desire to have people who are not part of that system and won t play what those folks view as a game that does not benefit conservatives. this is not eric didn t make
and that we can do anything about it. eboni: nothing is conclusive. in terms of what we can do about it, operate in good faith. i don t need to see the conclusion. don t litter. kat: don t throw garbage in the street. eboni: we don t know if it makes things better but we know if we do it can make things worse. we d lose nothing by being responsible. typically one of the main drivers of methane gas is cow flatulence. i come from farm country. that would not go over well. if you want to kill the dairy industry, get rid of the cows or get rid of the immigrants working. kat: may be the dinosaurs would still be here if they d only seen more al gore movies. we should all be responsible individually. eric: we agree on that.
time. this is 13 months ago before i think the rest of the world was talking about that, trying to build up the narrative about russia. i don t even think my sirens went up or the antennas went ou out. because it wasn t the issue that has been made out to be over the last nine months, ten months, since it really became a thing. i think there is an element of context to that. at the time, it wasn t this big news story. eboni: i think that s fair. we talked about that just a couple of days ago on the 5:00 show, because russia now, it is really, really high when it comes to russia and everything feels very alarming. but we go back a year, which is when this meeting took place, last summer, russian didn t have that cloud over it in the way that it does today, so, i can somewhat hear where he is coming from. kat: okay, but at the same time, you don t have to have been involved in this forever to see that if something is coming from a hostile foreign actor or there is they re trying
fire. the borders are targeting, illegal immigration is way down. isis is shaking in their sandals waiting for another mother of all bombs to be dropped on their you know what s. wake up, liberal media. trump is winning and i for one i m totally not sick of winning. kat, are you sick of winning? t5 i don t know how wow. eric, it s not over. the investigation is still going on. there are still we haven t talked about. this is the same investigation. there are things we haven t even talked about, for example the fact that jared kushner s digital operation is under investigation for people in the pentagon who worked in issues surrounding russia have known connections, knowing where to disseminate voter information and people in russia during propaganda. i don t know if that s trump s people. i don t claim to know. hold on a minutes. and they are still investigating, eric.
obligation to turn that over. and paul manafort knows that. that should not i really feel like if this sounded now, if eric didn t know, they should have been informed. eric: do you want to say something? eboni: i think she is touching on campaign finance law. probably the only place where he could be accused of violating the law. eboni: we ll get into it later. let s start with this, it is top on the mind for a lot of americans tonight. one of the things that is required as an exchange of something of value. we cannot accept or solicit things of value. so, the big question is going to become of this opposition research, is that valuable? eric: if that is the standard you are going to go by, literally anything could have value. if you go off to a campaigning say, i think if you go over there, there is a good voting block over there, you might want to i think people are split on