members. you only have about 25 in a senate office. a number of them have have been coming back to me after they were over there. that s my story. i know i can be too tough sometimes and i can push too hard. that s obvious, a lot of it is because i have high expectations for myself and have high expectations for the people that work with me and mostly i m going to take the high expectations and bring them out to the country because if we want to really get these things done, some of these things should happen. some of these things there is bipartisan support like doing something about drug prices or getting something done on climate change, which is just literally rekbregressing under trump administration and ice sheets are melting and the fires are raging out in colorado and in california and i will bring those high expectations to the country. when you talk about your staff, the staff situation, i also feel like for me as
group, really lots of fun and they help people and i ve danced on their telethon and became quite a deal. anyway, that s my story. it s very fascinating, and it explains why you go to israel and why you do what you do. when we come back john, i want to ask you another question. you used to be a liberal. how did you find that out. oh yes, i found that out and then you became a conservative. i want to be know how you became one and then how you became another. ladies and gentlemen, don t forget you can watch me each week see rtv/mark, sign up and join us or give us a call at 844 live-in tv. 844 live-in tv.
group, really lots of fun and they help people and i ve danced on their telethon and became quite a deal. anyway, that s my story. it s very fascinating, and it explains why you go to israel and why you do what you do. when we come back john, i want to ask you another question. you used to be a liberal. how did you find that out. oh yes, i found that out and then you became a conservative. i want to be know how you became one and then how you became another. ladies and gentlemen, don t forget you can watch me each week see rtv/mark, sign up and join us or give us a call at 844 live-in tv. we ll be right back. your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical.
parents. now there are lawn mower parents. the definition is a parent who goes to great lengths to avert their child from adversity, failures or struggles. mowing down the obstacles. ainsley: why is it important? i imagine you are going to say it s important to let your child fail, right? i think, you know, so often we try to remove those obstacles but we know the world is hard. when you get out there, and you kind of graduate from college you are out there in the real world and it s just oh man, this is so difficult. so parents just continue to remove those obstacles and we are not ready i think young adults really wants to rise to the occasion. if we give them opportunities to fail hey, let me do my thing. like give me an opportunity to change the world. that s what s deep inside heir heart to do something bigger than themselves. ainsley: when i was going through a tough time and failing. that s when god changed my life. me, too. ainsley: i called out to him i said i can t do t
lots of fun, and they help people, and i danced on their telethon. danced hasidic and it became quite a deal. anyway, that s my story. mark: it s very fascinating and explains why you go to israel, why you do what you do, and when we come back, jon voight, i want to ask you another question. you used to be a liberal. where did you find that out? mark: i found that out. and then you became a conservative. i want to know how you became one and then became another. ladies and gentlemen, don t forget each week you can watch me on levin tv most of the week, go to crtv.com/mark and sign up and join us, crtv.com/mark or give us a call at 844 levin tv. 844-levin tv. we ll be right back.