given to president obama was for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy. if that handshake was not cooperation between peoples, i don t know what is. thank you coming up, a tale of two washingtons, the president rallying his base many washington thip, michigan as journalist u.s. roast him in washington, d.c. does it show that the swamp still doesn t understand why he won? we ll debate it next. she once had dinner with vladimir putin. now jill stein the refusing to cooperate with congress over russian interference. hmmm. more and more people have discovered something strong.
that s not what swing voters want to hear about. they want to hear about health care. they want to hear health care. and want to here about tax cuts. i heard mcconnell is going to say the house is over, we need your money over here in senate races. could that be the ultimate fallout here of the ryan exit? that could well happen. i think one thip i don t have looked in 2018 is how historically little overhappen we have between house and senate battlefields, right. we could have an election in which democrats pick up 40 seats and lose six seats and it could be plausibly consistent. i don t think it s that wide in the senate but you are right it could be something like that. david wasserman, it only gets more interesting. thanks for being here. lordy, what a week. back in a moment. he night.
made up of officials, they re patriotic. to side with the russian president over the united states government itself, that s of course tied into this story. ambassador, i want to put this into context with some comments the president made on his overseas thip this weekend of first on air force one he said president putin told him he didn t meddle did the president miss the opportunity to bresz putin on what our intelligence community said he did? he sure did. when you have the intelligence community come out in january this year and say they were 100% confident that russia assaulted our election, then it s the job of the president of the united states to defend the country. and as you know our military leadership has said that they believe russia is the strongest adversary of the united states. they can t challenge us
if we screw up obamacare repeal, tax reform becomes much harder. if we get this right, if we follow through on obamacare repeal, it sets this up for thip to be the most productive congress in decades. whereas if we are paralyzed, we could blow a historic opportunity. i don t want us to blow this opportunity and i know the american people don t want us to blow it. sean: i watched you after the meeting the white house, the lunch with the president. i watched very close, you saidow failure is not an option. i don t see some of yourf colleagues saying failure is not an option.ll i fear that some of the more moderate republicans sean: what of those conversations like with you? what i hope is not the case is that they are happy obamacare is staying on the books.s. what they ve been saying to the voters, they don t actually mean. i can tell you my colleagues sat behind closed doors when it comes to repeal in 2015, virtually every republican votee to repeal.
slowed the deterioration of my memory. dancing is so special. because it s a physical activity, that connects us to other people. over 200 people took part in our study. and some of them, did brisk walking. one group did stretching and toning. and one group did dancing. and all of them participated for six months, and all other groups, we saw this thip cal age-related deterioration of the brains. in the dancing group we observed some improvement in one of the brain regions. that is involved in memory. swing, swing, swing. we ll do probably ten to 12 different dances. each one of which we need to learn. the big thing for me is it s a puzzle, you re putting the pieces together. dancing has been a big contributor in helping me stay younger feeling. staying well the pain can really be a distraction.