Of the republican majority s agenda for the new presidency but when they are going to look back at the end of the year they ll see a record for judicial appointments and the regulatory roll back, they ll see this tax cut and they ll say that they didn t do nearly as well in the end as they thought they would. they won on obamacare, they won on a couple of appointments, but in the end they were not nearly as good at resisting trump and the republicans as they had hoped to be. sandra: if i can transition in the final minute or so, chris, to this key person in the f.b.i./russia investigation andrew mccabe. he is facing a grilling today in that hearing about anti-trump political bias that may or may not exist inside the f.b.i. well, it would be a rarity in congress if we would get an actual grilling. what you usually get is a lot of gum flapping from politicians who want to make little tiny speeches that they want packaged so they can send it out in a tweet or have it played on their l
The idea that the pure cats think because they were signed and that they could to appoint their own successor rather than the president is an absurdity. jessica: is supposed to be an independent board because the board necessary at all? the gum flapping that we just saw from former congressman frank, it seems like that board is actually not necessary and that s a great example of the swamp manifesting as too much needless government. steve: does the government protect the financial system? look no further than the housing crisis which i would argue was almost 100% greeted by too much government insight and intrusion into the mortgage crisis. the government protect the consumer? of course not. what it does is create a bureaucracy for its own benefit, for its own self-aggrandizement does very little. sandra: apparently meant but when he showed up with a bag of doughnuts this morning to give to the boss. harris: one had a caption of maybe this could help. you had two bosses show u