Okay? see, on this debate stage you got to fight your way. in you got fight. i guess so. i ll definitely do it next time. you re doing great. we ll have you back in just a second. governor jay inslee drew one of the loudest applause lines tonight. it wasn t any of this about big thinking or highere is my best plan. it was a very simple proposition about who he wants to beat and why. does it give him traction? he is here to rate his own performance and that of what he saw on the stage, next. woman: (on phone) discover. hi.
Messages implicate tom brady. your reaction? well it s not the evidence that i would like to see in order to suspend a player four games. i think you ve got to catch someone red handed and not try to piece things together to take away four games and what would be millions of dollars. to damage this man s reputation to the extent that they have who has had a great career i don t believe the punishment fit the crime. and i don t think there s enough evidence to penalize him this severely. drew one of the things ted wells pointed at was he said look i asked tom brady to go ahead, go through his own text messages and pick the ones he would give me and give them to me. he didn t do that. i asked him to vet his own text messages and pick them out. he wouldn t cooperate with that. that certainly gives a bad
Through the press. how does the president escape this one? he has enough bipartisan support, it doesn t touch him directly. but plenty of members of congress, far left, far right, fields like there need more information out there about what goes on. lawmaker, not the only ones fed up. enough of the government s cloak and dagger routine. so is the fisa court just a rubber stamp? former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey. the fisa court. i am critical when i look at the numbers. in year 2013 2012, according to a letter sent to senate majority leader harry reid. 1,789 applications for electronic surveillance, they with drew one, and 1, 788 were
Through the press. how does the president escape this one? he has enough bipartisan support, it doesn t touch him directly. but plenty of members of congress, far left, far right, fields like there need more information out there about what goes on. lawmaker, not the only ones fed up. enough of the government s cloak and dagger routine. so is the fisa court just a rubber stamp? former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey. the fisa court. i am critical when i look at the numbers. in year 2013 2012, according to a letter sent to senate majority leader harry reid. 1,789 applications for electronic surveillance, they with drew one, and 1, 788 were
how does the president escape this one? he has enough bipartisan support, it doesn t touch him directly. but plenty of members of congress, far left, far right, fields like there need more information out there about what goes on. lawmaker, not the only ones fed up. enough of the government s cloak and dagger routine. so is the fisa court just a rubber stamp? former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey. the fisa court. i am critical when i look at the numbers. in year 2013 2012, according to a letter sent to senate majority leader harry reid. 1,789 applications for electronic surveillance, they with drew one, and 1, 788 were