to pick up a seat or two in the senate but the house remains pete: ha are you seeing with democrats on the senate on thinks messaging? are they closer to the president sticking with their base? what are they doing? six democrats at risk they sure sound like they like president trump more than the rest of their party. pete: interesting. issues in play. the economy is the biggest issue. pete, it s not about the tax cuts or regulation. it s about the republicans conveying that all of their policies are the reason the economy is doing so well. republicans need to make that connection. if they don t, they lose that messaging. immigration obviously very volatile issue. republicans have seen vulnerability in the last week. but, democrats, because they really give this sense that they don t want to have any border security are at risk come november. pete: they still are republicans running on the idea if you elect democrats they are going to do that. that s what republicans want to h
elites won t understand. that s who i am representing north and south carolina. abby: can you show them the socks, too? because i don t think those work. i have think they are clashing. pete: too much? pete: a lot of stripes. if you are going with it, go with it. abby: this comes from wendelly who says pete, you are a bold, bold man to wear that suit in public. ed: lynn, to be fair and balanced i love the seersucker suit represents the coast, not the coastal elite. pete: representing the u.s.a. this morning in red, white, and blue. we didn t even coordinate. abby: what s funny is we don t talk about that before the show. how often are we wearing the same colors or match in some ways. pete: fourth of july before the fourth of july. i think you are hosting on the fourth, right? ed: i will be here. pete: are you going to be here, too. ed: i m here on the weekend around that now you enjoy my
strzok now subpoenaed to appear before congress next week. he has a lot to answer for, including the priority the trump investigation over the clinton investigation. world war ii prisoner of war finally gets his high school diploma graduating from new jersey alma mater 70 years after dropping out. the audience giving the hometown hero a standing ovation i get a little bit i ll admit i m just the same as i was abby: ed and i have made it clear about the seersucker suit to my left and we asked you what you think. pete: it s summer; ed: it feels cowgill elite. pull out the new york times, turn on cnn. sip some chardonnay. pete: i will sip some beer. coastal is south carolina. i think north and south carolina like seersucker. that s also the coast. elite in a different way the
abby: manuel that is horrific terrible, terrible story and certainly one of way too many that happened. such an important perspective as we have this debate in this country and it continues on. thank you so much for being with us and thank you for what you do for this country. pete: thank you for doing a difficult job most americans won t do that is extrely important. manuel, thank you for your time this morning. thank you so much. pete: you got it. abby: all right. very interesting insight there. should po pot be used to cush ub the opioid epidemic? pete: protesting at kirstjen nielsen s home. is it time for the mob mentality on the left to end end. [chanting] no justice, no sleep we must
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