Other network on election night, and that was hysterical to watch. that other network. okay. gentlem gentlemen, thank you for coming in. merry christmas to you, and for anybody out there watching, you, too. and a republican candidate who mounted a stunning comeback. in the new chapter, she wants to cast votes that make her tea party critics cringe. [ female announcer ] where are people with moderate to severe
glenn: this is really interesting. a document from thomas jefferson. here it is. on the 24th day in the year of our lord christ. 1807. signed by thomas jefferson. significant to this? article seven, it said in the year of our lord they had done the constitution. jefferson added in the year of our lord christ. glenn: everyone tells you he didn t believe in that s right. glenn: okay. gentlem gentlemen, i think america is at a crossroads. at a place financially it won t last. if they pass this the way they do underhandedly, are we close to constitutional crisis? this feels really bad. we talked on your show if zero where the constitutional was when they gave us the country and where are we now?
glenn: this is really interesting. a document from thomas jefferson. here it is. on the 24th day in the year of our lord christ. 1807. signed by thomas jefferson. significant to this? article seven, it said in the year of our lord they had done the constitution. jefferson added in the year of our lord christ. glenn: everyone tells you he didn t believe in that s right. glenn: okay. gentlem gentlemen, i think america is at a crossroads. at a place financially it won t last. if they pass this the way they do underhandedly, are we close to constitutional crisis? this feels really bad. we talked on your show if zero where the constitutional was when they gave us the country and where are we now?
reporter: well, look, china and russia are already talking about easing economic sanctions. it seems as if the maximum pressure campaign has reached its peak. in medium to long-term, they will see their economic conditions continue to improve. north korea has managed economic growth, despite some of the most crippling sanctions ever imposed against that country. now it seems as if they may have turned a corner, particularly because president trump indicated he had a positive meeting with kim jong-un that any steps the north koreans take may be rewarded, even though we don t know how long that is going to take or what s going to happen. this allows the north koreans to keep their ref ladies and gentlem gentlemen, the nuclear program that got them to this point without any requirement for when they will have to give it up. or how that s gok. inside north korea, you can only agine that kim j and his closest circumstan closest circle of advisers are happy as they return with the prestige
There s also this underlining sense amongst some individuals in the population that the government is simply too focused on its foreign policy. it s too focused on supporting militarily and economically its proxies in countries like iraq, syria, yemen and lebanon, and not focusing enough on the well being of its own population, boris. arwa damon, thank you so much for that reporting. joining us now to discuss iran and much more, cnn political analyst julian seleter and patrick healy. gentlem gentlemen, thank you for joining us. protesters have been chanting death to the ayatollah, death to rouhani, the president of iran. if the white house s agenda for this part of the world specifically plays into limiting iran s reach as a regional power, how does the white house capitalize on a moment like this? well, it s important actually that they don t do too much. historically when there are