I think its my duty to pick the person i would do would think would do the least harm to the country. The real danger to democracy is the progressive Agenda Trump may be playing Russian Roulette but a continuation of biden is national suicide. I think this is sincere i dont think hes posturing. I think this is what a good part of this country believes discuss it is what a good part of the country believes. Its also a good part of the countrys wrong about that as a rational matter. Now, politics and rationality are not . Complete bedfellows, which is part of the reason for the constitution, is that we were going to give reason a chance to stand against passion. What bar is doing, and what so many, i sometimes think of them as the peter malar republicans, right . These are republicans who are not full maga people. Theyre Mens Grill types who
party on board with biden s agenda. big government socialism has 16% support, one of every 6 americans. it may be the lemming is replacing the donkey as the democratic party similar they may run off a cliff together. this will be very unpopular in the country and my guess is they are not going to get it through. they want to survive. and it is an almost impossible job. todd: pelosi working against the shutdown and, and have agenda trump, and do your job.
i don t want to get into loyalty. but i will tell you that i will say this, holder protected president obama. totally protected him, trump said. but even as more republicans take aim at special counsel roberts mueller, trump predicted he ll get a fair shake. there was tremendous collusion on behalf of the russians and the democrats. i think i ll be treated fairly. trump appeared uninterested in trying to reopen an investigation with hillary clinton using a private e-mail server. i have the absolute right to do what i want to do with the justice department, but for hopes that i ll be treated fairly, i m going to stay uninvolved on this particular matter he said of clinton e-mails. turning back to his legislative agenda trump said he s hoping to work with democrats on health care and immigration. tweeting the democrats have been told and fully understand there can be no daca without the
much sway over the president, but he rarely speaks in public. he broke tradition today at cpac and what he said is the clearest expression of what the president trump agenda may be. phil mattingly reports. he has laid out an agenda with those speeches for the promises he made. and our job every day is just execute on that. all of the promises are going to be implemented. reporter: president trump s chief strategist steve bannon in his first public appearance since trump took office on stage. white house chief of staff reince priebus dismissing any reports of division and promised to fight for the very agenda trump laid out in the campaign. he is going to continue to press his agenda. and as economic conditions get better, as more jobs get better, they re going to continue to fight. if you think they re going to give you your country without a fight, you re sadly mistaken. every day, every day it is going to be a fight. reporter: bannon appearing with priebus in a public display
which is likely to make their agenda trump s agenda, along with threatening even cherished programs like medicare. and perhaps the strongest challenge comes from the world s sixth-largest economy the state of california. already, the university of california system has said that it would fight trump on immigration. janet napolitano said in a statement last month the university would protect the privacy and civil rights of the undocumented members of the uc community. governor jerry brown vowed to challenge any attempt by trump to interfere with climate science. today, in what appears to be an exemptional move, the state legislature hired barack obama s former attorney general eric holder to represent them in any legal fights against the new republican white house. it s a move that seems to signal that california is poised to become america s liberal front line against the incoming president. joining me is kevin deleon, california s senate leader. kevin, explain to us the process th