you see future games being held? the smart-ass answer would be somewhere between we throw darts and it depends who was harassing me the most. the latter is closest to the truth. actually, we look for to be opportunistic. we started in buffalo with the notion that maybe it would work. once it did, we started looking for what would be the next place we could go to that can build upon it, and continue the growth of the winter classic and all outdoor games as an institution. as we got more and more comfortable building it as an event, as it got a bigger and bigger following, we decided we could try things that some people thought would be crazy. last year, we did an outdoor game in los angeles and it was great. for us to come to the nation s capital, there is a fan base here that ted has built through his organization and through his use of social media and his commitment to the community that made us comfortable that selling out the venue would be no problem. secondly, we woul
to give away $12 billion extra and we are giving away $54-billion in foreign aid. we don t give money to our own country. and democrats hunkered dunn with the president in the situation room. a room typically reserved for matters of national security. republicans and democrats emerging from that room with very different takes. it is not helping the president. it is not helping the republicans to be the owners of this shutdown. today we gave them an opportunity to get out of that and open up the government as we debate border security. i am a little disappointed with some on the other side. once the secretary started and senator schumer interrupted her and they didn t want to hear it. house majority leader kevin mccarthy takes us inside that meeting. first exclusive reaction from the white house with the deputy press secretary. it s been a heck of a day. you were there for both meetings. did anything change today? i am not sure, only because democrats refused to ac
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