trump s signature. that s what s needed. that s what will end this regrettable episode. reopen the lapsed portions of the federal governmenten and produce the investment in border security that our nation really needs. so i m glad that productive discussions are beginning at this hour between my friend the democratic leader, the democratic leader in the house, and the white house. when those negotiations produce a solution that is acceptable to all of those parties, it will receive a vote here on the senate floor. all right, that was mitch mcconnell on the senate floor, not missing the spirit of the christmas weekend here. red sweater, green tie, and
something to stop this. the thing that is also unique about donald trump is that he s not trying to win the confidence of people who don t like him. so, everybody who is offended by the conflicts or potential conflicts that doesn t like donald trump, he doesn t care. in fact, the people who do like donald trump, i believe, find it appealing that he is conflicted and that the people who are offended, yeah, of course, please offend the fancy dressed people in mid-town and san francisco with their conflicts. you ve watched him closely for a long time. what is the chance that instead of doesn t the right verb tense now is didn t. didn t care in private life. he didn t care in the campaign what insiders thought about him but now he does. one of the reasons he s even saying he would even do something that you reasonably conclude is tough to do structurally is he wants approval more than anything else. that may be his motivation to at least try to appease sensible interest about keeping b
the tea party does not have a right to absolve themselves here actually, because before the debt ceiling deadline was hit, washington people on both parties were telling wall street, don t worry, we re going get a debt creel ago agreement. when they got one, so messy, so ugly, so crazy that wall street, which strives on predictability and hates unpredictability and instability, the whole tea party helped drag things further down. the key, the tea party thinking about economics. rush limbaugh explaining economics, we all were taught in school, spend money when the governmenten down to offset consumers and business. what we re all taught. comes out of the great depression. hoover didn t do it, roosevelt did do it and it worked. here s rush limbaugh talking to one of his livers. john maynard canes, if want to know what cainien economics
taking caylee from her and she did that with the help of her sister. judge jeanine: we are bark with mark fuhrman, joe. jackson and jennifer berringer. isn t circumstancial evidence enough to point to guilt? governmenten it is. frankly, jurors take their jobs seriously. they are not going go with the circumstancial evidence over sigh ents. if the defense wins out on the science side they will take the case. i think jurors in general don t like to go with purely circumstancial evidence. they know that not everybody acts the same and in fact jose made arguments as to why she would behave so strangely. judge jeanine: and that, of course, being she was the victim of incest by her father and sexual abuse by her