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the different things technologically. tremendous coordination between canada and the united states. president trump to turn back to impeachment. you met with mark penn last month. what did you learn from that meeting and what advice are you get? we are winning so big. we lad our biggest fund-raising month ever. we ve had last quarter was unbelievab unbelievable. the impeachment hoax is going nowhere. the republican party has never been so unified as tuesday now. i have never seen anything like it. i used to tell you, the one thing, republicans are better politicians, have better policies but the democrats do stick together. the democrats like open borders, they like sanctuary cities, a lot of things that are not good, but they do stick together. well, the republican party on this whole impeachment hoax has been like glue because they know it s a hoax, the way of hurting
upper 20% in terms of cardiovascular risk. he s got some real risk factors. his inability to say words sometimes worries me tremendously. he is having trouble word finding, when he said united shush instead of the united states. these are words, he can t find them. this is happening over and over again. comedians joke about it. it s not a joking matter. i think there s a neurological issue that s not being addressed. if he had an mri of his head over there, i would be very pleased. i think he needs it. is that something that could have happened in the two-hour time that he was there? yes, it certainly could. the worry that i have is that maybe he s having small strokes. we lad that once before in the white house when woodrow wilson was president. his inability to find words is peculiar and has not been explained and i think one has to
of the third ranking constitutional officer in the united states of america. let me tell you. that s where we are. the day i went to washington to interview her she had just gotten off a plane from boston to do a huge award ceremony. she rushed back to washington, she did the 90 minutes with headliners, msnbc with me. we lad to encapsulate her whole life in the interview and then she was off to that contentious meeting with democrats who are pushing for impeachment. that went into the night. this woman never stops and she s just fine. and again, it is unfortunately again the president s always projecting i think it was heilman that said the president is either confessing or projecting. last night the president sent another tweet with commentary that claims pelosi cannot put a subject with a predicate in the same sentence. of course this is because the speaker rightly questioned the president s leadership and
been harmed by soaring healthcare, education, and law enforcement costs asois yaeted with daca recipients. six other states signed on. nine others joined the larger lawsuit to end daca. packston says president obama made big mistakes with the program. president obama had no authority to change the law. he admit heed didn t have that authority. we lad a similar case a couple of years we took to the supreme court and won. we re going to make the same argument, this is united states constitutional action by the president, president obama, should be vacated and set aside. these are policy decisions that need to be vepted with all of our representatives. this needs to be a decision by the entire congress not one person, that s not the way the system was set up. katie: i think the most interesting part of the argument, dak kashgs the ultimate burden is on the states. as former governor, how do federal immigration programs like this really put a burden on to the state government and