sean: but you made up your mind. because i heard the interview. why doesn t he come on. sean: he was on today. he was on your radio show. and something doesn t seem genuine to me. and when i look at four women, it is very hard for me to believe that four independent women. sean: greg by the way has a photographic memory and i don t. and greg, geraldo went back and this is how he answered the question. does that convict you? to me, i go back. and i know you don t like to and me. we come from different parts of the sprekt rum. you believe bill clinton developmenty and i believed him innocent. you believed donald trump
matter she was 14. sean: we ll continue with geraldo and rebecca and greg. there have been so many instances that the media is wrong. i asked those people in the media and i can play tapes of them on duke lacrosse. and hands up and don t shoot and convicting george zimmerman before we had a trial and my question is how do you sleep at night if you recklessly go out there and don t know the truth and haven t heard every side and you turn out to be wrong? ten commandments, greg. the other nine we know that are broken on a daily basis by human beings. the one with false witnesses broken a lot. i am not saying in this case. but i am saying we have to be careful. the media narrative is that
sean: but you made up your mind. because i heard the interview. why doesn t he come on. sean: he was on today. he was on your radio show. and something doesn t seem genuine to me. and when i look at four women, it is very hard for me to believe that four independent women. sean: greg by the way has a photographic memory and i don t. and greg, geraldo went back and this is how he answered the question. does that convict you? to me, i go back. and i know you don t like to and me. we come from different parts of the sprekt rum. you believe bill clinton developmenty and i believed him innocent. you believed donald trump
and he stayed away from her as well. he didn t complain about it. juan: you don t hear anyone saying get rid of trump. his numbers are like, 35%-40%. they both are not popular. dana: let s get greg in. it s not just one person that s a problem. greg: it doesn t matter if nancy pelosi stays or if she s going.r it s the party. michael moore is dead right. enthe big difference between trp and the democratic party is with trump, there is promise. i m going to help you, here is what we are going to do. with the dems,ng there is no promise and even more, there is no redemption. if you agree with the democrats, it s too late. especially if you are white. if you are white, privileged, part of the patriarchy, you are doomed. right now, they have splintered the country because they replaced life experience with identity. we talked about identity politics. america is at fault foral anything. you can t have a singular identity of being an american. that represents everything
8% support across the nation? that s the basis for theos senae bill and the senate bill really doesn t improve. the president called the house bill mean. greg: the polls are measuring what people don t like, what the media is saying. they re getting their information from you. juan: oh, no. people are not stupid. jesse: is that how you guys passed obamacare? juan: susan collins, keller. jesse: instead, we will talk to ainsley earhardt who spoke to president trump aboutwi health care. republicans have the house and the senate but you have the senators that are not on board. they are four friends of mine. i think they will probably get there.h we will have to see. health care is a very difficult situation. if you look, the clintons tried to get it. after years and years, they couldn t do it. obamacare was murder for them to