for the president? katie: i think so if you look at what people and alabama are saying who voted for ryan moore, they believe the president was somehow pushed into supporting luther strange. judge napalitano: i gave you that look because it roy moore was ahead by five points until the weekend when donald trump and mike pence came and then he won by ten points. i think he made a profound mistake. katie: thing is a huge mistake and it made no sense for the president to support luther strange especially when mitch mcconnell who is one of the most unpopular politicians in the country was backing him. judge napalitano: was mitch mcconnell backing luther strange because luther strange is more of a yes-man for mitch mcconnell and roy moore is more of a rand paul, a more independent thinker much the republicans? marie: i think he wanted some one who is interested in governing. cannons like roy moore , he would say he s a bomb thrower. certain candidates may win
judge napalitano: i haven t seen their internal file, eileen know what s in the public. sandra: they have their entire circle and unity and they allow her top aide sarah mills to represent her as an attorney. she was given immunity. going back to the point i made before, this isn t just about hillary clinton, this is about her aides around her. all of the mishandling of highly classified information. it was president trump s responsibility to call for this. he said he would do it on the campaign trail and immediately after he won the election marie: what about these new private emails from jared? sandra: i wanted to get this in there because they re looking into that tarmac meeting with loretta lynch. harris: she already said she regretted it. marie: how is a g.o.p.
marie: i think we can be the president himself is talked about being compassionate with immigration policy. when we talk about refugees, let s ream the heck out of them especially from places where we are concerned about a threat. i think he picked a random number because it sounds good politically. katie: let s talk with the economic impact of what it means to put refugees into american communities. a couple years ago, a democrat mayor of springfield, massachusetts, said stop ringing simile refugees because our every structure as a city can no longer handle it. maybe this isn t about just national security. sandra: that s a great point, but you don t have the president pushing and staying on that. he sticks to the make america safer point and maybe he should lean on that. marie: you have a lot of mayors and governors to make the exact opposite point. maybe that s why he does it. judge napalitano: we talked about compassion and its new attitude about daca.
harris: not every democrat, let s watch this with nancy pelosi. democrats have always been willing to engage in bipartisan tax reform. republican tax framework is not tax reform, it s a framework that gives away the store to the wealthiest a while middle class with the bill. judge napalitano: sounds like bernie sanders. this is the issue, a president cannot do this. marie: and not a lot of time to get it done. judge napalitano: i want everyone s taxes to go down, but i m trying to articulate the political obstacles to this. you need 60 votes in the senate and he needs though conservatives in the house to be persuaded that they re not going to have to follow more money to run the government because they re collecting fewer tax dollars. harris: this it s almost every category. people won t be happy that the wealthy aren t getting anything at all. katie: if you look at the
everyone, i think this is one, if it s done the right way, democrats make it on board with. we ll see in indiana, joe donnelly who is a key senator up for reelection whose way to work the president. harris: i want to throw summing up on the screen read to talk about. edis the federal federal tax system. people saying we would like 33%, complete overhaul, 35%. somewhere in the middle is they ll take where they can get. judge napalitano: one of the campaign attacks that donald trump used very effectively was who understands the tax code? harris: sandra is really good with numbers. sandra: i m trying to understand this. judge napalitano: 3,000 pages long to include the interpreted material, i don t know if they ll be able to sell this. sandra: there something very important happening right now when you look at the stock