circumstances. i hope this is all just a misunderstanding and works out. first of all, how are you ken, how are you both doing tonight? i mean, i couldn t agree more with melissa s statement about the lack of urgency. that s what it feels like from our end. i talked to the fbi today, and i asked the fbi agent, you know, is there do you feel like there s any progress? what s the status? and i kwoi don t get anywher. and it just feels like the wind has gone out of the sail as far as what s being done to find my son. the more time that goes by, the more worried we become. and, you know, thank god for, you know, investigative journalism, like what melissa s doing. and she s boots on the ground at the university.
reports that democrats are now facing an identity crisis. this is the party struggles to keep his liberal base happy while attempting to make others happy. some are questioning whether the white working class voters can be won back by the party that seems to be going backwards. some democrats say there is a way to appeal to both voters. this comes a some members say they are losing faith in nancy pelosi s leadership, but she sells no signs of stepping down. melissa: the most interesting thing has happened in this country and that the party has completely split. it used to be that really wealthy people were republicans. it has now completely swapped. ceos all across the country, wealthy people, they were all
will be effective. these sanctuary cities, and for me, there is more nuanced to this. what it does to people like me when you say i m going to take your taxpayer money, people that commit crimes, you have a home here in san francisco, to me, it makes me a hard line immigration person and it turns me further and further to the right and more hard-core on this issue which is what democrats have to learn because i truly believe president trump won in immigration and jobs. he s coming down saying we have to build a wall, that s what helped him win. kennedy: you made a point that we are in a different place than we were seven years ago. i would say we are in a different place in 2015. melissa: these are all a band-aid. nothing is going to solve every problem and if that s the test that we hold up, we are never
it reminds me a little bit of the situation we have with democrats right now. it s full resistance. they are against everything therefore nothing. of course, once you get into power, if you re not or something. republicans should have done a much better job up until now. melissa: now what? it s so easy to look back on what s wrong, what mistakes were made. marie: just to read what susan collins said yesterday, we are not even close. it is not going to work. we need a major overhaul. susan collins is just one of a dozen senators who don t support this, but she says we are not even close. i don t know if when they come back, are they actually going to hell to do things to get rand paul and susan collins in
been a disaster for people in arizona, and is ground zero. the same time, millennials can pay for this. the idea that the only issue that matters is this emotional fearmongering that is happening, i find it so insulting and so gross. kennedy: do you know my millennials are being punished? at 21-year-old has to pay for the same health care that a 64-year-old does. people in their 60s, their health care costs are five times what someone s would be in their 20s. god forbid they are not eligible for subsidies. melissa: these people will never get married and have babies! meghan: meantime, the whole