congressional districts, these will decide the balance of power in washington, d.c. you want to nancy pelosi as your speaker? pay attention. these are the house districts that will define the electiontr results. arkansas, second district, where republican incumbent french hill in a serious battle with democratic challenger clark tucker. in iowa, their first district, republican incumbent, rob blum, freedom caucus member, at risk of being overtaken by democrats, one of the best opportunities to snag a seat. if you are in that district, you need to vote. let s stay in iowa, where the third district is absolutely in play. g.o.p. incumbent david young has a tough fight. trump won there by four points in 2016.6. kansas, a few races to watch inn kansas, district two, republican steve watkins, is taking on a democrat, paul davis. kentucky, third district, republican incumbent kevin yoder challenged by democrat sharice
watch the senate judiciary committee hearing. can t get away from that no matter what story you re in. a fisher is forming among house conservatives how to handle rosenstein. paul ryan says let the president handle it. we shouldn t step in the way of that. we should let the president work it out with rod rosenstein. reporter: freedom caucus member mark meadows and fellow member jim jordan are not going to allow the speaker to, quote, punt on rosenstein and the deputy attorney general needs to testify before congress about these accusations. rob: he needs to come before congress, raise his right hand and swear. a number of things jim and i both know about that rod did say that really need some accountability. reporter: doj officials say they have not received an official request for many house committees for rosenstein to testify. buckle up. it will be a big day. jillian: buckle up four days because today will get interesting.
that, this underscores the importance if the president is allowed to sit down with mueller, you have to make sure that he s prepared, reviewed logs, e-mails, what he was thinking, what he was seeing and what he night have known. if mueller says what did you know, you re exposing yourself to various legal jeopardy. can t he say i don t remember that specifically? it was awhile ago? you can say that. the problem is a lot of witnesses, this president as well, it s embarrassing to say i don t know. you want to go helpful, show that you re in command of the situation. all of that poses serious legal risks that turn ott you re wrong or don t remember. interesting time. thank you. thank you. for more, let s bring in the freedom caucus member, andy
involved in every decision and every opinion that had his name on it, and every opinion that came through the court. whether he was the author or not, meaning even if it was an opinion assigned to another justice, he wanted to make sure that it was right. mark: i want to turn to something that s just occurred and that s this budget process and appropriation process in the united states congress. jim jordan has said that the congressman from ohio, and freedom caucus member, that they had 17 hours between the time a 2200-page bill, which had been written in secret by the leadership, was presented to the house of representatives, and to vote. and so really nobody even evelyn woods herself, wouldn t have been able to get through that in time. same thing should knowing on the senate side. as a matter of fact, you weren t allowed to offer amendments and, you know, just as an american citizen, i look at this, we vote for our representatives to participate in this process, plus we would
involved in every decision and every opinion that had his name on it, and every opinion that came through the court. whether he was the author or not, meaning even if it was an opinion assigned to another justice, he wanted to make sure that it was right. mark: i want to turn to something that s just occurred and that s this budget process and appropriation process in the united states congress. jim jordan has said that the congressman from ohio, and freedom caucus member, that they had 17 hours between the time a 2200-page bill, which had been written in secret by the leadership, was presented to the house of representatives, and to vote. and so really nobody even evelyn woods herself, wouldn t have been able to get through that in time. same thing should knowing on the senate side. as a matter of fact, you weren t allowed to offer amendments and, you know, just as an american citizen, i look at this, we vote for our representatives to participate in this process, plus we would