are you tethered? you don t have to be tethered to the president. republicans have a choice to get themselves out of the horror movie. even though the call is coming from inside the house. a screaming crowd at a baseball game that the nationals lost before they realize that staking out an independent path might be a better decision for them. steve bannon has always been very good at acknowledging strategy. nancy pelosi knows where she s going with this. the vote later this week will lay out iron clad rules so republicans can t claim they don t know the process anymore. now is the time to decide whether you support president trump or not. as a republican, you need to have a clear reason, one that you ll be able to explain back in your district at home. yeah. that s the final question i want to ask you. i m speaking to you on a week that is kicking off with the house and speaker pelosi setting the agenda. the president is responding to the evidence on earth, to the schedule they re set
power of the state dramatically. he s talking about engaging in trade wars. he is a guy who lacks the mental discipline to understand the complexities of the foreign affairs challenges that face us right now. i don t think you can just say that the occasional things that you get from regulatory roll backs with donald trump comprise a consistent conservative philosophy and a coherent intellectual framework of conservatism. the elites have a benefit once in awhile is that they don t just respond to the base emotions of the screaming crowd. that is donald trump s forte. that s what he loves. that s his gig. i get it. okay? he doesn t have the intellectual bandwidth for conservative philosophy to talk about conservatism. that s what democracy is about is every man, one man, one vote. what did you think. may i remind you we re in a republic, congressman. his speech in poland in defense of the west and western values, i thought it was a speech for the decade.
government. jack, i let you speak. he s talking about expanding the power of the state dramatically. he s talking about engaging in trade wars. he is a guy who lacks the mental discipline to understand the complexities of the foreign affairs challenges that face us right now. i don t think you can just say that the occasional things that you get from regulatory roll backs with dot com prize a consistent conservative philosophy and a coherent intellectual framework of conservati conservatism. the elites have a benefit once in awhile is that they don t just respond to the base emotions of the screaming crowd. that is donald trump s forte. that s what he loves. that s his gig. i get it. okay? he doesn t have the intellectual bandwidth for conservative philosophy to talk about conservatism. that s what democracy is about is every man, one man, one vote. what did you think. may i remind you we re in a republic, congressman. his speech in poland in
rolls-royce. it makes him more among the people, of the people. that is going to be a lot of people s car i predict. i think he made the popular. the father came right after jorge mario became the popement i said what s your enthusiasm with this? and he said you said this is going to change things. has it lived up to your expectations? quickly tell us and we ll go to break? there has been remarkable change. it is interesting what that change is. pope benedict was an outstanding pope, a great mind. he will be a doctor of the church one day in my mind, a theologian. but the church was going through difficult times. we needed a lift, a shot in the arm. when i saw that, and you re the first one i spoke to after i came down from the balcony from upstairs. and i said something happened tonight. it s going to bear much fruit for the church. you know what it was, when he asked people to pray over him, that screaming crowd.