Campuses, how anti-conservative and anti-basic fundamental beliefs that is. i m all for that as well. but let s go do what we told themel we were going to do, what they elected us to do inn november of 2016, and let s show that contrast from what the radical left is doing. tucker: reallyit come of the 2016 election, if you could isolate one promise, the wall. that hasas been the one consistently ignored by republicans in congress. massive spending bill, no wall. we funded things in that bill we said we didn t, we didn t fun things we said we did, a $1.3 trillion bill, 15 hours to looks at, 2,232 pages, guest along thehe debate was? one hour. we go home for easter recess, come back, we have four hours to debate, three-page bill, balanced budget rent to my commandment, we debate that for four hours. that is what drives american
2,232 page bill. we didn t fund things we said we would. that is the kind of stuff that has to change in the future. sounds like a compelling speech to be speaker. so your hat is in the ring? i will look at it seriously. why can t you say yes? when the race opens up i expect you to be in it. we look forward to you making the case for the american people. you almost had him in a half cuomo there. twisted like an overstuffed pretzel. there is the new memoir about hillary clinton s presidential campaign. journalist opens up about covering hillary and what it did to her life. we ll talk about the book and her biggest regret. that s next.
Important it is to get our arms around this debt, but at this point there outnumbered. the good guys need reinforcements in congress. what you think about the way it was done. basically there in the room and the hammer out this massive 2200 plus page document. in the senate are not allowed to offer any amendments. in the houston not allowed to offer any amendments. they vote on it literally in hours, is that the way our democracy is most work. no, and that s why people are fed up with politicians, their set up with government. 2232 pages, 38 hours to vote on a $1.3 trillion spending package that in six months ago to turn around and do the same thing again, it s not that 1.3 trillion was going to get us through any number of
Important it is to get our arms around this debt, but at this point there outnumbered. the good guys need reinforcements in congress. what you think about the way it was done. basically there in the room and the hammer out this massive 2200 plus page document. in the senate are not allowed to offer any amendments. in the houston not allowed to offer any amendments. they vote on it literally in hours, is that the way our democracy is most work. no, and that s why people are fed up with politicians, their set up with government. 2232 pages, 38 hours to vote on a $1.3 trillion spending package that in six months ago to turn around and do the same thing again, it s not that 1.3 trillion was going to get us through any number of
That people recognize as being contrary to the political governing philosophy of a constitutionalist. and i think this 2232-page omnibus spending bill will help us give a word to that. and i m hopeful that mark: what s the word? the word here could be omnibus. we could call it the march 2018 omnibus package. once people remember, that remember how high the stack of papers was. remember the fact it was negotiated in secret by a small handful of legislative leaders, to the exclusion of everyone else, maybe that will make a difference, and maybe they ll communicate that whether it s through their votes, phone calls or a combination of the two. mark: let me ask you this. i ve asked this every guest i ve had. i would argue we re not so much a representative republic anymore, most of the laws are made by you folks.