shutdown is actually today, but because the president gave christmas eve as a holiday as well. we will see what sort of pain comes, but i think they end up at 3.3 billion. doug: isn t it ridiculous, the whole thing? the shutdown, the fight, isn t it the worst? tom: i don t know if it s ridiculous. i told think it s fair for the president to throw a temper tantrum to give me your 5 billion are knocking to get your government back. doug: to me, it s a bad mistake politically. we will see. we will come back and talk about umass amherst taking campus pc to a new level after asking a student to remove a sign condemning nazis. wait until you hear why next. en. zicam is completely different.
a demonstration in charlottesville virginia where one woman was killed. i have hundreds of people marching through washington to condemn racial hatred the year after a white supremacist rally in charlottesville ten deadly these counter-demonstrators far outnumber the white nationalist protest which is also being held in the u.s. capital yes it s vital that. we don t allow white supremacist and open fascists to take the street on contested i don t want nazis and white supremacists to speak for me i thought it was important to come out so that there s other voices to counteract them this empowerment of people who think that their comrades in the conference it was either the booze rights is the way out of line and because it was against all isn t it ridiculous. degree program twenty white nationalists was much
they re focusing on that very important point that you should agree with. you want to focus on the latter part of her letter that talks about dr. seuss because you want to trivialize what could be an important issue. isn t it ridiculous that the first lady of the united states wouldn t know that a school already had all of the books tucker: can t believe she said dr. seuss books to a library. she should be in jail. you re a nice person. come on now. thanks for joining us. it s not mean, it s just not realistic. we need people like you to speak up and say that you know what tucker: stop sending dr. seuss books! i want wait for this year to be over. mark stein has written quite a few books of his own, though the obamas didn t like them quite as much as they like dr. seuss. he joins us next. what do you make of
of obamacare or other kinds of changes to the health care law can still take place. but this week, the focus will be on the supreme court nomination of neil gorsuch. that twitter feed, some mornings it s so darn entertaining. thank you, kelly, for that. let s bring in my stellar political panel. usa today washington correspondent paul singer and washington examiner and political reporter gaby rongello. good to see you first. we ll go ladies first, gaby. let s go to this federal judge allowing a lawsuit to go forward against president trump, accu accusing him of inciting violence last year at a campaign rally. let s take a look. isn t it crazy? isn t it ridiculous. forget about those people. get them out of here! incredible. incredible. president trump s lawyers are saying that s free speech but