tucker: someone who covered for bill clinton, who refused to say anything about her colleague anthony weiner when asked about his sexual misdeeds who has covered for linda sarsour who is just an open massagist who wants sharia law and attacked the victims of female jean tail i can t mutilation. why should she lecture me about anything. you know i worked in the senate with kirsten gillibrand many years before i went to the center for american progress. one of the things i am most proud of to this day is the bipartisan work we did on the 9/11 health bill. that was something we did with senator coburn who was one of the most conservative fiscally and otherwise republicans in the senate the reason why they work for her she is a hard worker. tucker: i don t doubt that for a second. i m sure she is a hard working person. why does she get to lecture us on a subject.
jeff, on that point, you note although we don t know what robert mueller is looking into, the special counsel, we know this is a multifaceted operation. absolutely. think about the complexity of what he has to do. he is a very efficient, hard working person. just for example, a lot of what he has to do involves getting intercepts from the national security agency involving contacts with russians and americans. the national security agency hates to disclose anything particularly anything that might become publicly disclosed because they are concerned about sources and methods. the way they gather information and data. this will be complicated and time consuming for mueller. we all want our answers yesterday as to who will be charged and were there crimes. we are, i suspect, a year off
that? kennedy: i think it gives us a false sense of security. and be when you talk about banning all muslims, what if they re wearing a cross and they say, no? what test are you posed to logically give supposed to logically give people? you may be keeping some people out, and, you know, 95% of them are good people. we ve all had friends who have been targeted for the way they look or their last name. meghan and i have a really good friend who s a journalist who s worked in sir. and iraq, and he cannot get into this country. he cannot get a visa, and he s a good, hard working person, but because of where he s worked in the past and what your last name is, and it s really frustrating when you know those people personally. the people in this country are the ones who seem to be more problematic. harris: out of everybody on this couch, i don t know, maybe i m wrong, but i think i m probably the only one who s been racially profiled and recently. they were looking for somebody. i m not o
reporter: the prime minister did not want to answer the question, which is the mystery here were there accomplices or a network behind the attack here. we talked to those who knew him in the past and described a punctual hard working person. many questions out there as to how he became the blood thirsty killer. 30 of the 38 are british. substantial death toll for the u.k. they will meet the tunisia counterpart here. there are suggestions there were people helping him. one gunman has been denied by the police and director of the hotel. when i spoke to him, a lot of questions still here and the largest one for tunisia, how do
jason carter and nunn instead of whoever the right winger is and the incoming governor. it s an important shift in how policy affects americans because for too long, you can speak to this better than i can, heather, we focused on the middle class. here s a great test for the narratives. people who have insurance have gotten kicked off of it, have to get new insurance tend to be wealthier, the people who are not qualifying for medicaid or hospitals are closing tend to be poor people. most disenfranchised in society. i think more and more americans are identifying, self-identifying as working class. you do feel that. people don t feel like the playing field is even. so this idea you re a hard working person and therefore you deserve something different, it s people are finding that actually the notion of poor is expanding to people who are