>> phil collins? is there a phil collins pouring? [ light laughter ] so we garnish this with some kaffir lime leaves. >> seth: okay. >> and a little bit of dried chili. >> seth: okay, great. >> and this a little bit of chili oil. >> seth: gotcha. wonderful. >> and this is wrap -- this is -- but i'm going to wait to drink mine until after. >> seth: okay, good. well so am i! >> because you know. [ laughter ] so the good thing about cooking the wings twice is they get super, super crispy. so like, you can look at these. they are really super crispy. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and we're gonna drop them in here. and then these are all the spices. you know sichuan food, it really prides itself on having things that are like, there's like sweet, salty, spicy, like tingly. and that comes from this. it's sichuan peppercorn soup. sichuan peppercorn, fennel seed, cumin seed, i forgot to grind up the black cardamom so we'll just -- you know, we'll just throw those in their whole. >> seth: okay, great. [ laughter ] >> cayenne chili pepper. and i have al

. >> so you shou- this is called a phil collins.used with gin, lemon grass -- coconut milk, gin, lemon grass, ginger. and we let it sit overnight. you want to scoop some ice in there? >> seth: yeah, sure. in the -- >> in these little holes. >> seth: why do you call it a phil collins? >> well, i mean i like phil collins a lot. >> seth: gotcha. [ laughter ] >> and i was like, and our beverage director when opening, i was like, his name is sam anderson. i was like, let's make a drink that's like, just name it after phil collins. and he was like -- he was like, okay let's make something that's like a tom kha soup. like a thai soup. >> seth: wow. that's a lot of -- >> so you can pour this into those little cups there. >> seth: if you -- you should call it a phil collins because you get drunk enough that you see someone that you think crossed you in high school. >> exactly. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's a very specific joke for nobody. >> okay, i was like -- all right so we'll pour that in there. >> seth: okay, great. >> and that's hap

phil collins, it someone you know well, he said "imagine a third force in british politics now, davidd that not too well? i believe it could. i doubt it is just well? i believe it could. i doubt it isjust me. it well? i believe it could. i doubt it is just me. it would well? i believe it could. i doubt it isjust me. it would be well? i believe it could. i doubt it is just me. it would be exciting to find out." so how about it? the real lesson of emmanuel macron is different... never mind the lesson of macron. i want to know if you will listen to phil collins, come back, and because labour doesn't put you any more, think about a third party? i am not spending my time thinking about a third party, for a couple of reasons. the british parliament system is very different from the french presidential system. the two mean british political parties got more votes between them that any election since bettoni five. the third issue is the brexit issue which goes beyond the question of new parties. it is about existing parties and existing mps coming to grips with their responsibilities. is that

honestly, if we had different music in the background, it remind me of that land of confusion, phil collinslike that strange video with puppets, every other time you see him he is ranting about something, he's never pleads. when you look at george bush, obama, clinton, these guys, every once in a while they'd wakeskating up and say, i'm the president. he doesn't seem to like the job and he's in a constant state of rage and doesn't seem to accomplish much. it's bizarre to see for eight months in office. >> even people who like him, his friends, what would agree with your point he is a nars sift at the end of the day. he views the world through himself, he is constantly in a state of combat. that's where he is best, fighting. his friends and enemies will say. >> he wants to hold on to his 38% whatever it is, he made many promises to the campaign trail. he kept some of them. such as ending the paris climate deal. let's watch. >> we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement. >> for every new federal regulation, two existing regulations must be eliminated, regulations are killing our countr

different music over the background, it reminded me of that old '80s video, land of confusion by phil collins, like that strange video with puppets screaming and yelling, every other time you see him, he seems to be ranting about something and he's never pleased and it's so interesting. when you looked at george bush or obama, you look at clinton, it seemed like these guys were like, every once in a while, they would wake up and say, i'm the president. they're smiling. he doesn't seem to like the job and he's in a constant state of rage, and doesn't seem to accomplish much. it's bizarre to see for only eight months in office. >> shannon. >> i think to both of your points are very correct and even people who like him, his friends, people who think he's doing a great job, would agree with your point that he is a narcissist, at the end of the day. he views the world about himself and to your point also that he is constantly in a state of combat. that is where he is best is as fighting and that's something that his friends and enemies will tell you at the same time. >> he wants to hold on to his

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phil. who are the major hurdles facing this bill in the senate. >> we know a lot about susan collins.e rand paul, ted cruise saying these tax cuts don't go deep enough. his issues are all procedural, he's okay with it so far. that could always flair up, the big issue right now is deficits. john, there are a lot of issues they need to iron out, a lot of hurdles left to go. they think they can get there, but a lot of work left. >> thanks so much for watching 360. time now for us to hand things over to a good man with a terrific interview you absolutely want to see. jake tapper now with a special edition of the lead. >>> welcome to a special prime time edition of the lead. an extraordinary day today in washington, with allegations of sexual harassment and abuse surrounding the united states senate. one involves a sitting senator, a democrat, the other a candidate for the office, a republican. we'll speak to one of the women at the center of this in moments. today the white house said president trump thinks the allegations against republican senate candidate roy moore in alabama are troub

collins is already concerned. might moore chime in? that's the concern for the rank and file so far. phil thank you so much for the update on all things tax reform. >>> let's get to some encouraging news, though, from capitol hill from speaker paul ryan, moments ago announcing the house will now require training to prevent sexual harassment and discrimination. this just happened as two female lawmakers have accused two sitting members of congress, both men, of harassment. >> in fact, there are two members of congress, republican and democrat, right now who serve who have been subject to review or not have been subject to review but have engaged in sexual harassment. these harasser propositions such as, are you going to be a good girl? to perpetrators exposing their genitals, to victims having their private parts grabbed on the house floor. all they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile-free work environment. they want the system fixed and the perpetrators held accountable. >> somebody who i trust told me the situation. this member asked a staffer to bring them

collins, perhaps lisa muir cuss ki, jeff flake on deficit issues. the big question now is does the political imperative or the -- right now gop leaders think it will be the former. >> all right. philtol hill for us. thanks so much. lots of breaking news to talk about with the panel. stick around. we'll be right back. and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. remember - these plans let you apply all year round. so call today. because now's the perfect time to learn more. g