not agreeing to do it because she couldn t get enough support through but saying that she is still tomorrow going to go back to the commons house of commons make a statement and that those talks with the labor party will continue those cross party talks which have upset so many politicians in her own party that she s under a lot of pressure she s under a lot of pressure they don t want to see her talking with jeremy corbyn who they believe is a marxist and their enemy and yet she feels that that is all that she can do because she needs the support to get this deal agreed but the last year through parliament so she s hoping that she can get labor support to do just that meanwhile those bricks it is on the right of her party who want the u.k. to have left two weeks ago yet alone on friday so the talk of a six month delay is just horrific for them they are they want her out
a dream on her part i think that is unrealistic she s sticking to her line she is she there again was pretty much blaming him pays for the deadlock parliament for not agreeing to do it because she couldn t get enough support through but saying that she is still tomorrow going to go back to the commons house of commons make a statement and that those talks with the labor party will continue those cross party talks which have upset so many politicians in her own party and she s under a lot of pressure she s under a lot of pressure they don t want to see her talking with jeremy corbyn who they believe is a marxist and their enemy and that she feels that that is all that she can do because she needs the support to get the deal agreed with the last year through parliament so she is hoping that she can get labor support to do just that meanwhile those bricks it is on the right of her party who want the u.k.
not to because as we know she s in a very precarious position and even her own cabinet is completely split at the moment whichever way she goes she s going to upset one half of the top team so that makes it very difficult for her i think the idea of staying in a customs union that would effectively stop the u.k. from making any independent trade deals in the future however that has got some labor support and also the idea of what s called a soft norway option which would also keep the u.k. in a single market now those are the ones that look popular but these are two reason may s red line she doesn t want eyes of those because she always had said the u.k. will strike their own deals they get away from the e.u. but that doesn t seem to be the way the parliament is going at the moment and on top of this is more there s more because theresa may can still is still looking at trying to bring his three times defeated deal back to parliament and that is the possibility that she could put one o
in this restaurant, if you can get up here in two weeks, you re going to get there, no matter how big the army or how high the wall. so republicans don t really like talking about exploitation of cheap illegal labor, they just don t. why not? actually, actually, you see in most republican immigration proposals a need to e-verify and that s actually where some republicans get labor support how come they don t vote in the boehner or the ryan house? it never came to a vote. the 2013 comprehensive bill had that e-verify in it, and it never got to a vote, because your leadership refused to bring it to a vote. that s a fact. okay, the okay not disagreeing. okay. e-verify was in the compromise bill that i supported and that many of us tried to get tonight floor. let me add to the immigration republican leadership would not put it on the floor. that s why it didn t get tonight floor. here s another piece to that. i you re correct. here s another piece to this. you have
murphy who would have been the incumbent had more labor support. so this is just an indication of how the particulars really matter. so to take conor lamb s position on the issues, he is no liberal, you know. this is something that american liberals should understand. that in a lot of these districts, the best way to take it back, to flip it and hold donald trump accountable with a democratic congress is with a more conservative candidate who is more in tune with the district. he is not for gun control. and there are a series of other issues where he agrees with trump. so he would not have even been, if he were elected necessarily a reliable vote for the democrats all the time. he called for nancy pelosi not to be reelected speaker if the democrats take control. so the point is that democrats in these other races, if they re going flip the house that. need to think seriously not about which candidate most agrees with them, but about which candidate can win in a