susan page, who were both there last night. and howard fein. the tenor of this thing, they usually sit around the swells from harvard and talk about the intellectual. this is raw, bitter, gut-fighting, gutter-fighting. usually this is polite. polite would be a word. it was not polite yesterday. the trump people were in the room because they wanted acknowledgement that they won this election. they didn t really get it beforehand, they didn t get any credit. if anything, came to gloat a little bit. the clinton people were just downtrodden. they were there to defend her honor. it was very clear that they all felt very emotionally invested and devastated. and were nots past the election. you could see the culture clash that was on display throughout the campaign. in stark display in that room. even in the panels that were focused on the republican primary, where you had people who worked for republican candidates who might have sat
0 congress to behave. to get the congress to do what he wants them to do it s called leadership. he thinks he can do his thing from the balcony and everyone else will follow along and now how it works and dana millbank and howard fineman wrote the same thing. did the president admit yesterday that he couldn t get his agenda through congress, he is a lame duck? the backdrop of this is the gun debate, the inability to get something through the senate and what happened is sequestration and the air traffic delays, the quick fix that he did not want but sign any way. he did knitted the 60-vote hurdle in the senate he has to overcome is a big hurdle and he doesn t have the pours to guarantee anything will get over the 60 vote threshold. it was a defeatest type press conference in that respect he was saying, listen parts of my agenda will pass and wait on immigration reform and a historical achievement, it will pass but on other items, i m really i m really my hands of kind of tied behi
barbara. matt lauer had a comment. let s see what she says when asked about whether jeb should run. he is by far the best qualified man, but no. i really don t. i think it is a great country, there are a lot of great families. and it is not just four families or whatever. there are other people out there that are very qualified. and we have had enough bushes. that is a qualified man, well, that only narrows it down to one potential of the gender, we have to look at hillary clinton. anyway, thanks a lot, mom, what he said, priceless. that is one of the great commercials. he is co-author of bush s brain. howard fein is the political director, howard, i got to start with you. this barbara bush is really like i was trying to think have
0 a little vague. two things can be right here. because look, these guys had a pressure cooker bomb, let s just take that bomb that they threw at the watertown police. they didn t buy the components for that bomb, chris. between the time their pictures were released on thursday night at 5:00, and the time they killed brian collier at the m.i.t. police, they didn t buy the components and likely didn t build it there. it was already built. so they already had this pressure cooker bomb, chris, they were not going to sell it on ebay. they were going to detonate it somewhere, they certainly were planning on doing that somewhere o sounds like you agree. here is the house committee chair, mike rogers, a republican. he is hearing the interrogation of dzhokhar, was still going on when the court mirandized him. this is the knock on the way the case was handled by the obama administration. mike rogers. we can t have in a case like this, the judiciary deciding because it is on tv and it may
another parallel to 2004. nick, thanks for being with us. any time. up next, back to base six. some great speeches last night. i loved them. how about the rest of the country? the one and only howard fein man makes his debut on the cycle coming up.