whenever i think about this white house and the crimes and the criming, i think of the lucy and ethel at the chocolate factory and trying to just keep up with the crimes coming out of the machine. like we just couldn t do it. i would love them to investigate more. i worry about the physics end of it basically, like whether or not the time/space continuum could handle it. we re going to squeeze in a break, but when we come back, we re going to talk about the experts to expand voting rights today. this is important. i m going to tell you how many republicans voted along with the democrats on this one. this one may surprise you.
answer for, but i do kind of wonder at least theoretically if congress may not be painting a live size map of the world if they choose to investigate everything they could impeach him for. the list is probably almost literally endless. you know, it might begin with election fraud but certainly it would continue to the caging of children on the border. and fraud and corruption and emoluments. i mean, really, every day like whenever i think about this white house and the crimes i think the lucy and ethel at the chocolate factory and trying to just keep up with the crimes coming out of the machine. we just couldn t do it. i would love to see them investigate more. i worry about the physics of it, basically. whether or not the time space continuum could handle it. we re going to squeeze in a break. but when we come baek we re going to talk about the efforts to expand voting rights today. this is important.
that was my mistake. this is the new normal. it s fine, we can do it all. there is all sorts of different types of breaking news tonight and today. there are elections tonight in texas, a particularly interesting special election in oklahoma. and a few other states we re watching returns coming in right now into the wee hours tonight looking for upsets in other interesting results in those local elections, especially ones that may have national implications. also today, in west virginia, the teacher strike there came to a very dramatic ending, a triumph ending for the teachers that had a remarkable labor action in the state over the course of nine days. we ll get to that story, as well, this hour. you never know what you ll be able to lead with because other stuff keeps coming. you and me, we are lucy and ethel, working in the chocolate factory and the conveyer belt keeps speeding up. that s what it s like. we can handle it.
and i didn t have any qualms about it, because the amount of time which was four or five days, it would have gotten here anyway in four or five days regular without it being rushed or anything. i think people have to be a little understanding. sometimes you can t get everything you want the way you want it. and you have to be a little patient. i m sure they re trying as hard as they can. words of wisdom. reporter: good representation of absolutely. that s a good representation of what we have seen online on social media in terms of the reactions to what has happened. now, i have to speak as someone who once worked at u.p.s. i used to load those trucks at 4:00 in the morning. worst job ever if you imagine lucy and ethel scene with the conveyor belts of chocolates only they re box that is never stop. these people are busting their tails i know this. i wonder if we shouldn t be blaming retailers more and our
wish i hadn t. all it does provide fodder for opponents and the press to nitpick and find stuff. and legally you already have to release a financial statement of full disclosure. that should satisfy everybody. bill: you think he was off his game. is that because the topics were a bit different last night? no i think there were so many things coming at him and they were coming in such quick succession that he was having trouble fielding them. to use a phrase that he use ad few weeks ago, it was probably lucy and ethel at the chocolate factory. some things. everyone was targeting him as he should have expected because he is the prohibitive frontrunner. bill: let s out the five, ron paul you were not impressed? no. ron paul, i think if rick perry had his good game and newt gingrich had the night of his life, ron paul had the night of his life but it wasn t a good one of the his description of taliban being basically good ol bunch of boys that we made mad. and that is it overstating i