. >> her name is andrea reid. she has an instagram account where she has other lip art posts. >> that is like small art. that's not just re-creating something on the pallet. >> she made her lips look like a wreath. >> i know. really amazing. this girl really has now officially challenged me for sure. >> apollo has talent. >> playing the piano. >> this video posted by the juke squad. ping-pong balls on trampoline. >> looks cool. maybe use some low mo. >> shot from multiple angles. not quite. >> this is so sick. going to be hilarious to put all these on the trampoline. >> the next thing they do is hit the box up on the roof. two people in the box. ping-pong balls. they're going to push that box on the trampoline. >> that's when everything goes wrong. >> three, two, one. >> at first, both guys are moving around. the guy with the dark hair, look what happens to him. >> don't move him. careful. careful. >> everybody is concerned and this goes on for multiple minutes. they realize he's breathing. he starts to slowly mov

andrea mitchell, back to you. the kind of politics we just heard from mitch mcconnell, and we quickly add the kind of politics employed by his adversary in the senate, harry reid, they were the choices after all of the voters of kentucky and nevada respectively. many people have said that right there has given rise to all of this movement we are seeing in american politics. it's example of the old, broken system, where nothing gets agreed to, nothing gets fixed and very little gets through the u.s. senate. >> exactly. the personal relationship between those two men is almost nonexistent. i don't mean to, you know, wax eloquent about the past, but even partisans like bob dole and george mitchell when i was covering the senate, they would meet everyday, they never had a cross word. publicly we would go to the senate every day with pad and pencil and they would tell the reporters, this is the agenda for today, this is what's going to move, this is what's not going to move, this is what we agreed to. the senate moved along. so that's what i think the white house is hoping that they can campaign very actively against the obstructionism of nonaction, not doing their

reid didn't know, accused mitt romney of a bombshell in his taxes and there wasn't anything. there is no there there. mitt romney, i like mitt romney. i voted for mitt romney as well. andrea: i did too. >> i was behind, both times i was behind mitt romney. however it's time to move on. the american people have said we're done with you. just getting a little weird now. time for them to say, you know, all right for a new breed. >> are any of you concerned with what i told you, 48% of the republicans don't already back trump? >> you know what numbers have been this season so far, 2016 versus 2008, last time uncontested, in super tuesday, 60% increase in republican turnout. 30% drop in democrat turnout. across the board. iowa, nevada, new hampshire, breaking records. whatever is happening, you may not like it but there is grassroots movement that is bringing people who haven't been there on gop side. harris: one problem, we're watching -- >> can i respond? harris: go ahead. >> all i'm saying there is splintering within the party. i understand the american people are speaking. i understand this man will more than likely short of a nuclear war hitting debate stage will -- sandr

. >> senator harry reid now says we could be a nominee within a week. are you being vetted? >> no, i'm not, andreajudiciary committee, we have such an important job to get out there and talk about the importance of filling this vacancy and then of course to take part in the hearings. i played major roles in the hearings in the past. i plan to do that in the future. as i like to joke, they are actually more women on the u.s. supreme court right now than they are on the senate judiciary committee. i think i've got a good job now and i want to do it. >> thanks very much, senator amy koebchar from minnesota. >>> speaking of the supreme court, our man of the court, pete williams. the court heard oral arguments today in the major abortion case for this term, tate restrictions on doctors who perform abortions at women health clinics. pete williams is outside the court. you heard the arguments. tell us what happened today. >> reporter: so two restrictions that affect here, an degree yarks one requires doctor who perform abortions have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and they have to be constructe