but that s a different show. john where there s always we appreciate you coming in and talking with us thank you john but you. well a round of tough talks they can take it out of you just asked to resubmit we don t know what she did after dinner last night some but we do know that she didn t go out for drinks with her continental counterparts they were spotted enjoying some of belgium s famous beer together they brought souls. take a look at this picture you can see uncle americal the german chancellor there next to her the french president manuel mccrum sitting opposite is luxembourg s prime minister. and the belgian prime minister charles. i wonder who paid the bill patrons who caught a glimpse of the three m s having a brewski over brecht s it went home with a chuckle probably more than what s the reason may went home with we say the next time this may comes to brussels they should take her out for
but the big news is nancy pelosi effectively fired. she ll no longer be the speaker of the house. john boehner, it is the conventional wisdom will take over and the president on this, too, steve, this is no run of the mill change of power. no. not since 1948 have we seen this type of switch. they talk about 1994 being a wave election. that was only 54 seats that changed hands in 1994 when newt gingrich began as speaker. sure. meanwhile, let s talk a little bit. there are some races that are too close to call right now. let s go out to alaska where it s the three m s. miller, murkowski and mcadams right now because of the way it s set up, they know they have 77,000 write-in candidate votes representing 40%. presumably lisa murkowski s name is on both of them. nonetheless, joe miller hasn t conceded. here she is talking about taking on the tea party and the tea