are attacking each other and terrified of what might happen in the midterm elections in november. they re worried an undegreesingly unpopular president and a series of missteps could see them removed from power later this year. i want to start with sara murray. sarah, the blame game and the second guessing has already begun. yeah, that s absolutely true. we know even the president s own allies outside the white house warned him, great, you passed tax reform, that s not going to be enough to save your party s control in 2018. we know the leadership in both chambers, we ve been talking about the house, concerns about keeping the house. now that has moved to the senate. control of both chambers, leadership is concerned. rana mcdaniel, the head of the rnc, was handpicked by the president for that role. this is according to politico warning him, look, the party s support with female voters is collapsing. this is a real problem. so, yes, the president got his tax reform win. he s sort of r
wendy: i would feel okay because i know at the end of the day tucker: [laughs] wendy: i can go before the world and say actually i did not we will see tomorrow that jeff sessions is not going to do that, instead he s going to say i will enact executive privilege on this and i will not answer these questions. that s what we will see. we will see him play the blame game as they are light on this form because i didn t know that i should put on the form. tucker: the blame game. i do think there is a higher principle here, thanks for joining us. wendy: thank you. tucker: by now former cbs evening news host dan rather should know better than to push dubious political news angles for political gain, he lost his job doing that several years ago. nevertheless, last friday he went on another cable channel to compare the events of last fall s election to the war against japan somehow. speak with the russians pulled off what i call a psychological pearl harbor, a surprise attack
wendy: i would feel okay because i know at the end of the day tucker: [laughs] wendy: i can go before the world and say actually i did not we will see tomorrow that jeff sessions is not going to do that, instead he s going to say i will enact executive privilege on this and i will not answer these questions. that s what we will see. we will see him play the blame game as they are light on this form because i didn t know that i should put on the form. tucker: the blame game. i do think there is a higher principle here, thanks for joining us. wendy: thank you. tucker: by now former cbs evening news host dan rather should know better than to push dubious political news angles for political gain, he lost his job doing that several years ago. nevertheless, last friday he went on another cable channel to compare the events of last fall s election to the war against japan somehow. speak with the russians pulled off what i call a psychological pearl harbor, a surprise attack th
to really dig at trump s achilles heel, which seems to be the notion that the russians handed him the election. she s going to keep picking that scab. neil: what she did seize on besides the average development that it was the misogyny and that the dnc was broke and there was a time when she was that dnc and she was that party and they were for her, paved the way for that. leading that aside, she talked about the fact that not only were the russians involved but nothing could have materialized unless they had help on the american side. all but fingering the trump information as orchestrating that. what did you think of that? that s been called a conspiracy theory. she s playing the blame game here. is it comey, is it the russians, wikileaks, misogyny, is it the press? she s pointing so many fingers at this point that she s going to run out of hands pretty soon.
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