unending flow. brian: yep. people coming here to get healthcare. at a time when there are a lot of americans who have a hard time paying for their healthcare, there is something infuriating about a democratic party which has decided to cares more for people who break the law. that s what we re talking about. people who break the law coming into the u.s. democrats care more about them than it cares about taking care of people who need help here in the united states. i think it s pretty crazy. but it fits everything else we are seeing. it doesn t matter in the end hot democrats are going to nominate. it s going to be essentially the same ideologically left wing person. totally out of touch with the average american. brian: what happened? we had chuck schumer talking about the outrage. we had bill clinton building a wall. harry reid talked about the idiocy of chain migration. the illogic of it. was this a tack kick call move by democrats? did they think they were wrong when they were st
shannon: i noticed he said i will be a member of the team, a team player with all other justices tonight. this is a close-knit group. there are tween 9 of them. he will catch one of those votes. with his wikipedia page begin with his controversy? yes, it won t end there. he will have years of cases, decades. that is called a legacy. it doesn t matter in the end. he will be largely remembered by the cases he writes and he has decades to do it. shannon: possibly overturning the chevron deference. real check on administrative agencies. this docket was made for brett kavanaugh. just a coincidence but he s starting in all the areas he is likely to take the court a different direction from justice kennedy, criminal
glow, michael steele, former chair of the rnc and jamal simmons host of the il tv. well, what do we make of that? i mean, it s such a long list of everybody. hate list. anybody that said anything bad about him forever. it goes on and on and own and on and on. i m surprised we didn t go back to like middle school, somebody who was mean to him. the civility argue doesn t sell well from him. it doesn t. that s the problem. it doesn t matter in the end because no one can do trump other than trump. and i think we need to be clear about that. that was maxine s problem. she tried to do the trumpian this i think and it backfired. the president goes after her. throw the s.o.b. outs he can do. beat them up. she says build a crowd against something you don t like in a restaurant. that s right. story line with sarah sanders at the restaurant is the same thing where they go back and go i m the victim here. and yet, the president s
of russia. they re the ones that were supposed to take this take these weapons out. again, it really comes down, neil, to the investigation to determine whether or not sarin gas or chlorine gas or a combination of both. it doesn t matter in the end. if it was sarin gas and that s a tremendous lever or a tremendous piece that this president can use to respond. i do agree in what military action we take, we have to be prepared for the effects and how close we can push before putin responds himself. neil: we re following a couple developments at the same time here. one of them concerns something that s been going on for a while. this will up the ante in the investigation of potential ties to the administration and russia and all of that. it veered into an area where the fbi is reporting from the new york times now raided the office of the president s long-time personal lawyer, michael cohen. in the process seizing records
be able to achieve it and lay that out. i think that is really the first way to get started. i m the opposite. because i think so many of us are so scared. i was so scared to fail. i felt like that was holding me back. and by feeling like it was more of an education than a journey, i was able to move forward. since i didn t have a plan, i would say you should have one. i didn t have one but then you are able to change along the way because you don t know what is going to happen. it doesn t matter in the end. i started as a paper company which was successful ten years ago but with the advances, things have changed. so now we are licensed and designed so it simimportant to think outside the box. here are the other bullet points you said ask questions,