john mccain, i was yelled at by john mccain. that s not an experience you forget. i was still pretty confident he was prepared to lead the country. eric: all right. well, i bet he never ate he didn t win, though. eric: i bet he never ate with a comb. alex and jason, thank you. i can t believe presidential politics we re talking about eating with a comb. would you eat with a comb if you didn t have utensils? arthel: if you re not allergic, put the salad down, just eat the peanuts. you know, a comb, i don t think so. we move on. we go to this. paul manafort s sentencing memo is released. special counsel robert mueller s document calls out the president s former campaign manager for repeatedly and brazenly violating the law for many years. manafort admitted to money laundering and is facing prison time after pleading guilty to conspiracy against the u.s. and conspiracy, witness tampering. for more on this, attorney and fox newsradio white house
lot of time learning the ways of washington. but i have been there long enough to know that the ways of washington must change. most every democrat eyeing the white house this time around has already met privately with obama and strains of his message and name are showing up in the early stages of the race. senator kamala harris striking a unifying tone and drawing an obama-sized crowd during her announcement. i our united states of america is not about us versus them. it s about we the people. senator cory booker evoking the obamas. i miss obama. and i miss her husband, too. i m really grateful for the kind of leadership he provided the country. and senator sherrod brown telling voters this. obama knew if he didn t win iowa, the race was over. even after he won the ohio caucuses, his fight with hillary clinton was just beginning. david axelrod said rebounding from moments of crisis was the
we don t have anything that we ve actually been able to view, but i will say this, he s a victim right now and we ll treat him like a victim. he s been very cooperative and we have no reason at this point to think that he s not being genuine with us. investigators are still looking for suspects from at least these images from a surveillance camera of two people they want to question. senator cory booker is no stranger to tough political campaigns when he first ran for mayor of newark, new jersey, back in 2002. he was trying to unseed a powerful political machine, longtime incumbent sharp james. he didn t win, but his trials and tribulations on the campaign trail were depicted in an oscar nominated documentary called street fight. i m running for mayor and the reason i m running, three reasons, real quick, for the last 32 years of your life, you ve had the same leadership. we ain t going nowhere and we don t need no carpet baggers
prominent democrats that had small donations. bernie sanders. beto o rourke. money signifies excitement. i think that s one thing that we ll keep looking for. we can add kamala harris to that list for the first 24 hours of her campaign. that there s excitement about her because of this small dollar donation surge. neil: so that $1.5 million in small denominations, right? that was not like $500,000 being plopped down. right. neil: so i remember on we both remember when jimmy carter was running for president. he also got in the fields of iowa money, $5, $10 at a time and emerged as this guy that knocked on every door. before they knew it, he put up a lot of signs, been to a lot of homes. people are giving him money. whatever they can afford. boom, next thing you know, he didn t win iowa.
critical of this president it becomes a media feeding friendsy. they love the anti-trump narrative within our own party. and i think there is other things we can talk about as republicans. we can talk about schumer and pelosi being unwilling to open the government because of border security. very reasonable measures talk about medicare for all and how that would bankrupt our country. there is a lot of things we can do to take on republicans. republican voters don t want to see us infighting. that s what he sees a party chair. steve: your uncle was the republican nominee and the republican party was on his side. he didn t win but he ran a good race. but now a majority of republicans are on trump s side and a lot of them are angry at your uncle. i love my uncle. my tweet yesterday had nothing to do with family. i would have done this any freshman incoming senator and i would have said hey,