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will drive you to the polls this. november maybe it is matters of gun control, or immigration, perhaps an interest in changing the house or senate, or to keep that from happening. what are your issues in the upcoming november elections? call and tell us, 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. independents, 202-748-8002. you can also post on twitter, or tell us about the issues leading up to the november elections on facebook, you can go to facebook.com/cspan. cnn this morning has a piece by ron brownstein taking a look at the november elections and the places that will decide, in his estimation, the 2018 election. he says red pockets, blue-collar blues those labels describing the seats in the house of representatives that will likely determine control of the chamber in the election. virtually analysts agree that the epicenter of vulnerability for the majority for republicans are the red pockets, the predominantly white color suburban that the gop ....
offering the president, 2016, also served as the former white house special counsel of the clinton administration, from 1996 to 1998. good morning to you, sir. guest: good morning. host: the subhead of your book, you lay this directly at the feet of the former fbi director james comey, why? ijust looked at the statistics. i have opinions on mr. comey. think that rod rosenstein haded right. what he did was a firing offense when he offered his opinion on the evidence on july 355, 2016, something it not allowed and is a firing offense when he offered an opinion on hillary clinton s e-mail practices. and when he sent a letter 11 days before the e, violating over 50 years of justice department policies, defying the deputy attorney general s wishes, he did it anyway because he, james comby, gets to decide what is right and wrong and that narcissistic attitude caused rod rosenstein to write a memo. this the appointed deputy attorney general by donald trump and he was exact ....
with, uh look, if we finally beat medicare. thank you president biden. president trump? well, he is right. he did beat medicare, he beat it to death. more border patrol and more asylum officers. president trump? i really don t know what he said at the end of that sentence. i don t think he knows what he said either. he wants to get rid of the ar. ability of medicare for the ability for the us to be able to negotiate drug prices and big pharma companies. there is going to be discussion whether he should continue. no two ways about it not a good debate. his job was to reassure them. to calm his a party. to make them feel that yes, can i do this. he did not do that he did the opposite of that. he made them more panicked. i think there is a lot of people who are going to want to see him consider taking a different course now. ainsley: well, you saw it last night. democrats in full-blown panic money this morning with the media headlines spelli ....
president obama: i m hearing a lot of talking points being repeated about this is a bad deal. this is a historically bad deal. for all of the objections of prime minister netanyahu, the suggestion among critics saying i challenge those who are objecting. if the alternative is we should ring around to heal through military force, then those critics should say something. mark: he engaged not just with reporters but criticisms. did he help himself today? john: he did. he got out ahead and defined the terms that will roil washington and the rest of the country as congress fights out whether or not they will support the deal and whether or not opponents can gets enough enough support. mark: the best thing is to not have both chambers vote on a resolution of disapproval. or if they do that it fails. i think the white house thinks there s not that great a chance, but it is a possibility. it s clear he is so engaged, he knows the criticism and he knows the individual criticis ....
president obama: i m hearing a lot of talking points being repeated about this is a bad deal. this is a historically bad deal. for all of the objections of prime minister netanyahu, the suggestion among critics saying, i challenge those who are objecting. if the alternative is we should ring around to heal through military force, then those critics should say something. mark: he engaged not just with reporters but criticisms. did he help himself today? josh: he did. he got out ahead and defined the terms of the debate that will roil washington and the rest of the country as congress fights out whether or not they will support the deal, and whether or not opponents can gets enough support. mark: the best thing is to not have both chambers vote on a resolution of disapproval. or if they do that it fails. i think the white house thinks there s not that great a chance, but it is a possibility. it s clear he is so engaged, he knows the criticism and he knows the individual c ....