reaction whenn he saw the syria children. i could bomb these runways, and i got to be the hero. why hasn t he shown the same ee empathy to some of the children in the united states? he thinks the bad guy is less clear. so badly the bad guy has to be the democrats. as you know he s so focussed on marketing and selling. so this is all that s why he said year going to deport millions. you re not deporting millions and millions. but he ll keep saying it. and brings me to the census. he needs be seen by his base as fighting but if he was trying to make a legal argument to get it back, this comment here destroyed any chance of that. take listen.
boehner knows that will be heard. at this appointment for whatever reason, he s willing to just say it. and you can believe it as credible or not, but reports of what these republican members of congress say in private. take listen. look. i have republican colleagues who, when we re not in a hearing or not on the house floor, when we talk about the president, they roll their eyes. when they tell me privately that they are deeply disturbed but they don t feel they can say anything. i find that very troublesome. i m joined by mike lupica. the new one is batting order. and the former republican congressman tom coleman. congressman, do you think that this current republican party has lost its way and when they say they might stand up to trump on the trade war, is that real? yes. they ve lost their way. and they never find their way
down. joan is the person and secondarily bernie sanders who have the most to lose in the series of debates. and people are looking at ways to distinguish among the different subcategories of candidates. but also joe biden. he is kind of like, he represents the democratic party to the extent there is somebody who sort of institutionally represents the party. everybody else is arguing for change. his trick has been the difficulties he s to be an institutionalist and change at the same time. that s the hardest thing he has had to do. especially at his age and given all of his experience. i want you to hear it from this voter. ask about joe biden. take listen. biden is a good default, i guess. i wish he was more progressive rather than, rather than so moderate.
congress, no member of congress has sponsored more legislation that became law than orrin hatch. republicans can be pleased on his record of accomplishment but we can be pleased that orrin hatch valued comedy, valued working with other people, he valued being humane in his work and for all of that, he set a great example that new senators that democrats and republicans can pay attention to. two of the things he did accomplish we see on the screen there. justice kavanaugh is there with justice gorsuch, the two nomineeing that president trump were put forward and confirmed to the supreme court. a great ceremony all around. earlier today, president trump had remarks from the oval office. he was addressing the special counsel s russia investigation. the president says he has answered written questions from robert mueller but has not submitted them yet. take listen. my lawyers are not working on it.
president trump has said, right? we spoke to somebody, a fund manager, asked about the mid-term elections, what happens afterwards. take listen. it s the dems, if they take the house, good for markets. if a deadlock actually is good, it means no change. gridlock gridlock is good, it means there s a lack of change and markets can continue operate on the status quo. gridlock, maybe not great for americans but for the markets, a known quantity, but historically over 07 years after the mid terms who matter who wins, the house or the senate, markets rally 12 to 15%. shepard: really. everybody should get an index fund, like today, and wait until the mid terms are over. then make lots of money. make lots of money for the first year. shepard: history as the died. workers renovating a vatican building in italy made a chilling discovery, human bone flagments. investigators are checking to see if they belong to a teenage