career and technical training and also infrastructure issues such as broadband internet. what is it that dave bratt failed to do? search people who vo certainly people who voted for him said i m not doing that anymore. how did he lose those voters and what lesson do you take away from it is this. i think that we were able to win over vote ertz by talking about bringing civility afterwaand efforts to try to bring back to government. focused on what i wanted to achieve. and search contracertainly cont my opponent in that way. but it was really policy based. and i showed up across the district and i made a commitment to voters that i m going to be a representative to those who
relationship with president trump and his reluctance to speak out for the values i believe he stands for as a politician and as a person. but he is making a choice, and i suspect some of that has to do with the responsibility he feels to house republicans and to maintaining political control of the house, and i think it s also policy-based. i think that for all of the chaos around the trump presidency, the one person who has had a very disciplined and laser beamed focus on the agenda is paul ryan and i think he thinks that even health care that slipped through his fingers, that tax reform is still possible. all right. panel, thank you all very much for all of insights. we appreciate it. we do need to get to breaking news right now though. divers have found remains in the search for ten navy sailors who went missing after the ship collided with an oil tanker. life in sing a poor for us.
trump and i know at the end of the day, after a good and vig rous debate, we know kentucky will be there. woo t that is a not so subtle pointed statement to senator rand paul who has been openly critical of the bill. what was also interesting is you had governor matt bevin who appeared with pence at the round table and spoke before him at this event. and he got in a little bit of trouble on friday for saying that he wasn t solely behind this bill and he aligned himself more with senator rand paul. bevin said of course there are going to be dis graeagreement. i was struck by how political this event was in addition to being policy based. david, how undermining is that, that that kind of dispute and cleaning up would be done publicly? well, i think, you know, to that point, if the president is
overall package. thank you all. i look forward to seeing you on monday. have a great weekend and tomorrow is going to be a very special day. was incoming secretary sean spicer holding his first on-camera briefing. you heard spicer talk about how the president-elect s speech tomorrow will be more of a philosophical document, he says, more vision based than policy based. he named some obama administration officials who will be staying on in incoming administration, including the point person on the fight against isis, brett mcguirk. he was asked about diversity inside the cabinet, spicer naming elaine chao, ben carson, nikki haley. we do know as we ve reporting,
front in 2008 about saying this kind of eavesdropping was just fine as long as the fisa court said it was so. and he reversed himself just before he got the nomination. he got enough votes for the nomination but hadn t yet gone through his convention. he reversed himself right there. he flagged this up. you know, the truth is people have tried to engage in this debate on the civil liberties side, journalists, even politicians and not many people have shown much interest. sam, talking about the fisa courts, the president in the interview with charlie rose that s airing later tonight, says basically he talks about the warrants. he says what happens, if the fbi, if it wants to get content, if it wants to start tapping that phone, it s got to go to the fisa court with probable cause and ask for a warrant. now, ed snowden in his online chat with the guardian, basically says more detail on how direct nsa s access is is coming. deep tease there. but in general the reality is this. the