so many people that are not associated with the campaign would be killed. you can mobilize nato. it s only 35,000. we re dealing with a myth that they are fear of spiders. they only go after battles they know they can win. they retreat when they see people coming. always see the brutality which they use as propaganda. if you set foot back in this country, you ll hang by the neck until dead. you need to get tough. because this is a riveting conversation we can t do adele, but we ll do adele next week. you adore her. the singer adele, a big hit. sells millions of albums. her success is due to white privilege. so we ll tell you about that
well, this network existed, fox news existed. i will tell you what i heard and mika and i were saying this while it was going on. i seen a guy stronger than he s ever been. there is this question and carl, as you guys know was out last week talking about his book and he kept pointing to the fact we all have noted it s not quiet true trump gets stronger and stronger than ever. he s been at the very top of the polls for the past five months but not gotten much above 35 so
dependent on. iowa would be a bonus for him. he definitely is going to play there. but he has to do well or win in new hampshire. and what our inside tlerz are telling us is that he has a relevance problem. what we heard after the debate, people aren t talking about jeb bush. people are either talking about trump or new hampshire as you guys know, tons of conversation about the ohio governor john kasich. so jeb bush needs to get on the radar in the conversation and he did that this week the way so many of the candidates have and that is to attack trump. to talk about trump. very fascinating in the washington post talked to mike murphy who is running the super pac supporting jeb. mike murphy threw the post, sending the message to jeb campaign headquarters in miami, don t attack trump. that s a losing strategy. just stick to what you re saying and we can fight trump later. wow. that s interesting. you know what s interesting
and governors, most of the politicians from the gubernatorial ranks understand what it takes to move policy forward in the state because you re dealing with legislators who typically don t agree with you on everything. you ve got to go into the districts and go into the small coffee shops, and you have to sell your message to those people. you have to hear the stories. there is a bigger incentive for the governors out there to work with people. so when they get to the national stage, as president clinton did, it was very easy for him to understand and fall right into that role. president barack obama, as you guys know, wasn t really enthusiastic about working with others when he was in the senate. i think his disdain for the process has been pretty evident. i think, if he does get reelected hogan. if he gets reelected, he will work with the other side because he wants to build his legacy. you have people from the republican side refusing to acknowledge obama s presence there. l
hop made at the box office this weekend. if you saw it, let me know if it s good for little kids because i ve heard varying reviews. all right, guys. well do. just bring them, you can always storm out like it s a charlie sheen show. jerry brown has moved on to california politics and hitting the road and taking his tax plan to the voters. he wants to be winning. meanwhi meanwhile, william lejunesse joins us live from l.a. at 4:24 in the morning to explain. all for you. california, wisconsin, as you guys know, don t have a lot in common. maybe cheese and this. now remember in wisconsin where democrats berated republicans for using a cheap parliamentary maneuver to subvert the process, now the shoe is on the other foot. what democrats in california are considering a similar technique of questionable legality to get what they want, a new tax increase. when you folks say you know, no vote. no plan. no.