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cross the border. does that play into the audience? remember, this wasn t intended for general election. dana: the primary voters let me ask you a final question. last night they didn t mention joe biden once. why? we will see what happens tonight. i am looking at joe biden, bernie sanders bernie sanders and kamala harris and if she comes on that stage and she challenges joe biden about his comments with working with segregationists and she performs the way she did on saturday as a prosecutor with the chaps she has against brett kavanaugh, that could be an electric moment. dana: we will see. i am looking for some humor tonight. we will talk about that on the five. thank you so much. next the democrats are pushing hard to make college free, but will this leave taxpayers holding the bag for those who
candidate randy brogden, saying bp should be given more freedom to do what he wants. and tea party favorite mike lee who won the nomination last night told the salt lake city tribune he wants to limit how much damages people can claim from bp and have taxpayers pick up the bill. is that something you would be supportive of, o fincreasing that cap on the liability for environmental damage? no. why is that? our entire industry relied on assurances provided by law. does that leave taxpayers responsible? for part of the damage? yeah, it probably does. is that equivalent to a bailout? i don t think well, i don t think that s equivalent to a bailout. democratic congressman of louisiana wrote to bm yesterday asking them to suspend executive bonuses indefinitely and use those funds to incent compensate rig workers sidelined by the moratorium on new drilling, a moratorium that interior secretary salazar repeated today he will revise and restore after a new orleans judge over
movement in 1920s germany. oklahoma tea party gubernatorial candidate saying bp should be given more freedom to do what he wants and tea party favorite mike lee who won the nomination last night told the salt lake city tribune he wants to limit how much damages people can claim from bp and have taxpayers pick up the bill. is that something you would be supportive of, increasing that cap on the liability for environmental damage? no. why is that? our entire industry relied on assurances provided by law. does that leave taxpayers responsible? for part of the damage? yeah, it probably does. is that equivalent to the bailout? i don t think well, i don t think that s equivalent to a bailout. democratic congressman of louisiana wrote to bm yesterday asking them to suspend executive bonuses indefinitely and use those funds to compensate rig workers sidelined by the moratorium on new drilling, a
still loopholes that leave taxpayers on the hook and let me get specific with you. goldman sachs has been in the news. do you fundamentally believe and can you promise your constituents that with your bill goldman sachs could not do what they are accused of doing, obviously they ve not been convicted of anything, but what your colleagues are saying that they play both sides and they really hurt taxpayers. i think that this bill really strengthens the hand of the oversight agencies that would watch goldman sachs of any other company that tried to do what they re accused of doing. that s only an allegation, but a serious one, that they were playing both sides of the street, if you would, selling a product, then basically betting that it would fail. and that to me is the wrong thing to do. it s the kind of thing that makes people so cynical and upset with what s happening on wall street. if you want to make that provision stronger, you bet. i ll join republicans in doing it. if they wan