fired. this isn t going away. it will come back up again. it will come back up in a future vote vote-orama. it will come back again every time we get the opportunity. reporter: i m also told that members of the conservative house freedom l caucus huddled with kevin mccarthy this week to strategize about how they can push this issue forward. one idea is trying to use the national defense policy bill to further this debate on the vaccine mandates because republicans, they see this as good for their base. it plays well with their base back home. it s worth pointing out that vaccines are the most effective lifesaving tool we have available to fight this virus. so essentially republicans are undermining the biden administration s ability to curb this virus even as they criticize them for failing to get the pandemic under control, jim. yeah. ability to protect themselves and their family in the process. soslan z melanie zanona, thanks very much. joining me now glorg ya borger.
opens. thank you very much, glor ya borger. republican lawmakers starting to blast a plan by the trump administration to bail out farmers hurt by the president s trade wars. we ll get into that. and one conservative says donald trump is the boy who cried wolf. matt lewis is with me live on the president s threats.
of what happened. he tried to give a differnt rationnail. it s difficult. we heard the president talking about the mirror real at the fbi. i can tell you there are people in this building who work for the president. their morale is as well. they believe they ve been thrown under the bus. sean spicer is back at the podium to answer questions. there s been little talk on the president, the afghanistan decision. this is a president who s very much agitated, irritated i m told. they re trying to turn a corner. so many questions. the president tweets it is not possible for my surrogates to stand at podium with perfect accuracy. that is pretty stunning. a pretty stunning tweet as well. stand by, jeff, pamela. i want to bring in the panel. fwlor ya borger, david chal lan,
example, scott walker might say that, you have to look and understand that he s flip-flopped on all these issues, that he s not a true conservative. you like him because he s not a politician but if you start dissecting his views you ll discover that maybe he s more of a democrat than you think. it s a great point. do you think that s what s going to happen? will it work is the question. he was just talking about abortion and the exceptions, we should remind everyone mitt romney was for those exceptions, john mccain was for those exceptions even though the party platform is where marco rubio is. they have had recent nominees that don t support that. and when dana bash asked donald trump what he would do, he said he d talk to the party to see if he could change the platform so if he gets that far we ll see if he follows through. david chalian, gohr ya borger, we ll leave it there. what would trump do on issues like income tax reform? isis? the iran nuclear deal? we ll look at trum
all eyes will be on donald trump, donald trump in tomorrow night s debate. joining me now is glor ya borger. i hope you guys are friends like the last two guests. yes. the moderators have been signaling that they re going to try to get trump to take them on. so what do you expect to see? well, i think there s going to be a little tug of war there. obviously, donald trump wants to look presidential. i think we heard that from him on good morning america. i talked to a couple of campaigns that are going to be on the stage with him. they feel there s nothing in it for us to take him on. they re going to be ready with a couple of zingers if he takes them on. but they feel that they have to