invaded was because obama and clinton had her go over there with a red plastic button with the wrong russian word on it. but they wanted a reset. and the message there that putin got very clearly is, look, we know bush he overreacted when you invaded georgia and he did all these sanctions, well, we want a reset. we won t overreact when you invade anything. that s the message putin got. that s why crimea was invaded and these state department people tucker: that s totally fine with me. has no effect on america as far as i m concerned. whatever. i understand. tucker: congressman, thank you so much. but the bottom line is the state department doesn t like them not going through them. thank you. tucker: that is true. i agree with that the last three days have made it pretty obvious that impeachment is not about what they say it s about fundamentally a policy agreement about permanent washington and the elected president. retired u.s. army colonel and author of the book
here i go again on my - good road map for how to not have to use 100,000 american you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? troops to do the work. neil: have you spoken to the president since this dust-up? no. i had good conversations with i do. if you ride, you get it. him after the announcement in geico motorcycle. december. we haven t spoken on this issue. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. he made up his remind. he s the commander-in-chief. why fingerstick when you can scan? he has every right to do it. with the freestyle libre 14 day system as a congressman, i have a right to say where it s going wrong. just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. neil: the president in his briefing with congressional with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, leaders talked about jim mattis you can check your glucose levels any time, as being overrated. without fingersticks. he was president that great. ask your docto
shocked to hear that there is a battle in the democratic party to go back to the center. i think i ll evidence would point that the battle is to to the democratic party as far left as possible, but no doubt in this debate you have to tears, you have sanders and warren and everyone else and it is accurate that there are a number of the, quote, were centrist candidates that will be on stage and they will make their arguments but they have a tough challenge. think about the audience that will be in attendance, the moderators always tell the audience don t react but they do. that audience will be disproportionately representatives of the far left of the democratic base and to the extent that these guys try to take down sanders and warren they risk getting bulls from the audience, influence the people watching at home and that will not be good for them. i want to look at policy agreement between warren and bernie. there is medicare for all, the green new deal, free college,
about everything else going on in their lives and draw a line from that to what the president is doing. and he has been able to sorry i was going to say he has been able to override that calculation very well in the past. and that reminded me about the idea of voting on your gut and what s in your heart, driving the emotional vote versus a policy agreement kind of vote because i mean you could say the same for democrats and democratic voters who in the recent polling said 58 were going to support a person who they thought would be a strong candidate gentz trump versus the 34% versus a nominee aligning with them on the issues. that brings mo he to pennsylvania because that s another key state in all of this. the latest polling shows joe biden ahead of trump in a head to head matchup. both men held events in that state in the past week. biden gets points for being from pennsylvania. but is he doing anything specific connecting with the vote zbleers biden has been running his entire c
saying i was going to veto the omnibus bill and paul ryan said don t do that, we ll get you the wall and then he went lame duck and then it wthe power was gone. why would congressional democrats give the president money that republicans never gave him for the wall and do you think there is a deal from the 17 lawmakers going to emerge? well, i mean, first there is the disagreement between the politicians and policy agreement over whether they will fund the wall. and then second there is the disagreement over whether there should be another government shutdown. and i think these two things kind of dovetail together and it will be interesting to see if republicans can wrest some sort of targeted barriers out of democrats and whether they can make that palatable to trump. yesterday he was tweeting about how it would be a waste of time if there wasn t a wall or