brett kavanaugh won t solve america s deeper supreme court problems. so, this is what i m trying to get at. i ll joined now by john harris and roger pilon. and again, with you, john, talking about the specific versus the larger culture war that you want to go on, you really go back between kavanaugh and ken starr and the clinton and the sort of and the fact that it s a mirror image argument that the clinton defenders of 98 are making to kavanaugh defenders of 18. well, the common theme is, in both cases, you had people saying, i can t possibly understand how the other side could tolerate this, how they could think this. and usually, when you are in one of those situations where you can t possibly understand why people would think the exact opposite of you, it says, we re not really in a political fight, we re in a cultural fight, in which basic questions of identity are at stake. the point that i was making in that piece is, bill clinton spent a year lying in pretty
getting caned on the senate floor. this is part of i think american story, right in there s violent past. you re trying to sell john meachum s book quite well. sure, but the only thing that i think is different in this climate is that we ve commercialized that kind of dissent. you can sell books off it, you can get ratings off it. you can raise money off it. the commercialization of extremism is new. that is a great thing to stop this segment on. that s a great point for people to think about it. that bothers me a lot. people that have commercialized their outrage. anyway. roger, john, thank you both. up ahead, which senate seats are most likely to flip come november? we re going to show you our brand new nbc news flipability rankings. rankings thanks to the dedicated technicians at the american red cross. who worked with vmware. to develop technologies to help redirect the flow of blood
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only politically expedient but extremely harmful. they hit health care. health care. they refuse to end a tax break for bill oil that never should have been given in the first place. even though the big five oil companies made more than $32 billion in the fourth quarter of last year alone. this bill is shameless. it is shameful. vote no. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. does the gentlelady from illinois continue to reserve? mrs. biggert: yes, i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. tierney: mr. speaker, at this time i d like to yold one minute to the gentlewoman from california, ms. woolsey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. ms. woolsey: mr. speaker, in my dictionary a slush fund is defined as a fund for bribing public officials or carrying on corruptive propaganda. yet, the speaker of the house used that term, the chair of the education and labor