ryan made today. 33 republicans say they re not going to run for reelection. you had 28 democrats retiring that year. 2010. that was a big wave year. 33 retierementirements. when you start getting numbers that high and looked at 33, you got is awfully high for the party in power in the white house. that tells you something too. we got 45 seconds. tell me about the story in the senate. look, we ve been talking about the house as if it s the ball game this year because nobody thought the senate would boo ein play. the democrats have a lot of seats. we rer talking 10 seats. if the midterm climate goes in your favor and all of those if they could do that, they would
senate. look, we ve been talking about the house as if it s the ball game this year because nobody thought the senate would boo ein play. the democrats have a lot of seats. we rer talking 10 seats. if the midterm climate goes in your favor and all of those if they could do that, they would need a net gain of four seats. if you could defend those and pick up the other three, the senate could end up in play. i could listen to you all night. the last thing before we go tonight isn t about the current speaker of the house but the guy who has the job before him. john boehner has a new gig and it s generating a lot of buzz. a creaturer known for his love of red wine and camel cigarettes. he told a voter in 2011 he was unalterably oopposed to legalization. now he says his thinking has eeevolved. he joined a cannibis company that operates in 11 states. the former speaker says i m convinced descheduling the drug is needed. and before we go tonight we have eremindersers if you missed the s
counseled, run for office. we as americans have a chance to, as we say, throw the bums out in 2018 and the president out in 2020. it s all right there in the constitution and a lot more. those crunched in as several people close to me did exercised their physical muscles and let the world know what they think. and don t think the world didn t hear you. those pictures of women gathering in protests have gone around the world. marches were held had in over 50 countries today. we had once thought the duty of citizen is to show up for elections and step back in your own world and vaguely keep track of what s happening. i get the feeling the election of donald trump and the way he won that is going to change all that and people are going to pay attention to the next four years and get into the action themselves. we rer about to flex our first amendment muscles, don t you
putin? we will see. but the first signals are it won t be bad. this time, he called suiten and he said, obviously, we have smog to do with this. we rer have sorry. and putin seems to agree. i would not see this as a reason for fallout between russia and turkey. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. we re are following a separate incident in ankara. turkish police arrested a man who fired shots out of the u.s. embassy. officers led him away. this what happened in the same day the ambassador has killed. china has return to underwater troen, days after it
don t believe you adults. we want change. they want their communities to be policed differently. absolutely. and douglas, i have to ask you, as an historian, you pay close attention to this and you mention how this is going to play out in hist rayory of the beating of african americans. how much progress do you think has been made even from the time of rodney king? there is progress but the problem is we love our police officers in america too. many feel they do a great job but it s not about bad apples, it s about a huge distrust and for very good reasons. in 1921 you had a tulsa riot there weren t cameras to cover it but rodney king and what s happened in baltimore, we rer getting people with cell phones