supreme court decides he ought to be president, instead of recounting millions and millions of votes, and that is when schumer gave his speech and that s why the well has been poisoned sense. martha: last question. mary garland is someone that a lot of people point to as the beginning of the most recent poisoning of this process. if there is an opening on the court, in the election year, in 2,020, do you believe that the senate should take up a nomination during that period? if i m chairman, they won t take it up, because i pledged that in 2016, if the bulb is the same as it is you know of someone else s in the committee, they have to decide for themselves. but that s a decision i made a long time ago. martha: thank you very much senator grassley. so what exactly four weeks to go until some of that could all be shaken up, the the story senr
because the process by which the record-keeping system was maintained during her tenure at the state department avoided it. she maintained a private server. mark: in effect, then, there is no agreed totality ofre what it is you are looking for? you might get a bunch of emails this time but it doesn t mean there is a whole bunch, because basically, sheca forwarded themo the united states government. that s exactly right. those emails were hand selected by her attorney and the emails thatls were returned by her senr aides were also hand selected b their attorneys. as the judge pointed out, there is no assurances that the state department has made or even can make at this point that those records that were returned by secretary clinton in her senior aides contain a complete set of her emails.
show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. welcome back to mtp daily. it s easy to assume the gop health care bill won t get many, if any democratic votes. as we just laid out at the top of the show with congressman brady, it s also revealing deep fault lines within the republican party. republican leaders have to decide if they want to please nationalists, traditional conservatives, tea partiers, or moderates. and right now, it seems like they re pleasing no one. so let s bring in tonight s panel. elise jordan is msnbc political analyst and contributor to time magazine. worked for senator rand paul as well. hairnld ford jr., professor of public policy at the university of michigan, and ozzy, senr reporter at politico.com. welcome guys. for first off, i want to get some response to chairman brady
general election strategy. i wan to get ck to tactics in just a seco. david brooks stayn this larger theme which is the white house, i talked to senr advisers say, look, can win the broader vision where the cotry is going, where it should go. we can win independent voters on that message. what is the vision that we re learning about of this republican variet party? it s a vision that thinks government s too big. the thing santorum brings to the table which the others don t talk about as well is community and values. he really was a big anti-poverty guy when he was in the congress. re talks about families and ties that to business a little betr. that s been lacng from what has become a very libertarian, anti-tax, economics only party. and it is in danger of reverting back into that. kathie what are the story lines that come out ofuesday as you see them? ll, i think that there s a couple things. one, that we re very interested in here in iowa is just how our iowa caucus is viewed
i wan to get ck to tactics in just a seco. david brooks stayn this larger theme which is the white house, i talked to senr advisers say, look, can win the broader vision where the cotry is going, where it should go. we can win independent voters on that message. what is the vision that we re learning about of this republican variet party? it s a vision that thinks government s too big. the thing santorum brings to the table which the others don t talk about as well is community and values. he really was a big anti-poverty guy when he was in the congress. re talks about families and ties that to business a little betr. that s been lacng from what has become a very libertarian, anti-tax, economics only party. and it is in danger of reverting back into that. kathie what are the story lines that come out ofuesday as you see them? ll, i think that there s a couple things. one, that we re very interested in here in iowa is just how our iowa caucus is viewed nationall and the results