talk about what some democrats want. let's look at the summitng democrats support. a mandate from washington d.c. to double the minimum wage. nothing to do with coronavirus. that would make things worse. congressional budget office took a look at this and said what was the impact be on the economy? 1.4 million people who have jobs right now would lose their jobs if the federal government came in with a mandate to double the minimum wage. it's not a stimulus according to one report, the new mandate would also raise the cost of childcare by about 1%. how will that work for hard-working families trying to get back to work with coronavirus and need daycare for their children? with schools closed in so many locations across the country, that's the last thing working families need. an increase in the costs providing care for their children. the big spending bill includes $3,150,000,000,000 bailout for state and local governments. money is especially targeted to states have stayed closed the longest. this is money rewarding big cities and states like california and illinoi

the disagreement over the democrat proposal does not mean republican's are not willing to work with democrats on covid relief. mr. president democrats move to ura purely partisan pathway on covid legislation is troubling but what is more disturbing is t the noise democrats are making about gutting the bird world, the bird world is made for and introduced by democrat senator robert byrd of west virginia was adopted to prevent abuse of the budget reconciliation process and protect the rights of the minority in the senate. it limits a proposal that can be considered under budgetat reconciliation so the majority party in the senate cannot use the budget reconciliation process to push through any legislation it wants with a bare majority vote. mr. president some democrats are suggesting doing away with the bird rule around getting away with a filibuster, that is a big problem. preserving minority rights was a priority for the founders, they knew and democratic forms of government majorities could easily trample the rights of the minority. and they were determined to put in place a system of checks

i used to be a democrat. the democratic party has lost their way. they support things that are not biblical. they support abortion. they support the homosexual lifestyle. they do not stand up for israel. israel gave $150 million to iran. thank the lord that trump got that money back. joe biden used to be -- stand up for pro-life. the democrats have said the same thing on the campaign trail, he would like to take trump behind the barn. vice president harris gave veil money to get antifa out. -- bail money. host: let's go to glenn in virginia. good morning. caller: i think a big problem we have in this country started years ago with an increasing amount of meanness in our mass media, the radio programs, the various different opportunities people have with the internet now to get news and information. when trump started calling the news media enemy of the people and cap hammering and hammering on that, the fourth estate has been losing a lot of its credibility. a lot of organizations are suffering in the eyes of the public as far as what's real and wha

how much time could you spend praising the democrats? whole thing was a walk down memory lane about how much he loves the senate and this was like t

so if were democrats, and this is what democrats keep telling me why should we wait, why should we wait? but republicans, especially senate republicans say there's a narrow window for bipartisanship. this is going to set the tone for the next two years. so let's do this together. and remember, lisa, you know this. the last five covid relief bills were all bipartisan. lisa: yeah. jake: so this h been a bipartisan issue. but there are just some hurdles that you can't clear. republicans are not going to go for the state and local funding that democrats want. they're not going to go for $1.9 trillion. biden can't go below $1 trillion. so i just think there's not -- the venn diagram doesn't really work out here. lisa: congress is terrible at math and venn diagrams as you just pointed out. alexi, can you wrap this up? we started talking about the republican divide. democrats obviously much easier to be united when you're in power, however, they -- last night, in the vote-a-rama we saw divisions democrats breaking on fracking and even the minimum wage, undocumented immigrants. can you talk abo

i grew up in an democratic home dependent on democratic policies and they failed me. they led me to stand in line for government she is. while because the government during the still available and in washington, d.c., fighting to make sure that no one else ever has to do that. >> laura: they are afraid of you. you are optimistic, young and a new and they want to scare you. it sounds like they are not doing a very good job of it. congresswoman, thank you so much. of course the left smears against members of congress and they would be so effective if it wasn't for big tech. silicon valley isn't just a bunch of start-ups but massive monopolistic corporations that are in total lockstep with the democrats. with congress' failure to act to rein them in, florida governor ron desantis wants state laws to hold big tech accountable. in a new proposal, he says if a tech company d platforms, a florida candidate for elected office during election company will take a daily fine of $500,000 until the candidates access to governor desantis joins me now. you see what's going on with t

for being democrats. democrats are saying, listen, do what you did with steve king. strip her of her committee assignments or i guess we will have to do it for you. democrats have been incensed that they put greene on the education committee. put her on the education committee. house republicans haven't been able to bring themselves to use the steve king playbook. maybe it efs the supportive phone calls greene claimed to have received from donald trump. but kevin mccarthy after meeting with her yesterday in which she was not at all contrite. he put out a statement that did not announce any action on congresswoman greene and attacked democrats for their criticism of her. tonight the house rules committee approved a resolution to strip greene of her committee assignments. the same punishment that befell steve king. the full house will vote on it tomorrow meaning all house republicans will be forced to go on the record to support marjorie taylor greene or not. voting to go on the whether as to whether you can serve as a republican member of congress after calling for th

this is the thing about the democratic party. democrats don't care about results.care more about intention. their intention is always good. because trump's intention was bad, see? it makes them feel good to take a different action than trump. even if their actions harm the very people they say they are intend to go help. but they don't care because it's all about them. their fragile egos, not other people. how many times in the last four years did you hear democrats try to act hike tough guys on russia and call trump a patsy. >> the increased russian threat. >> russia's continued malign efforts in cyberspace and disinformation. >> it looks like he's rinsing to putin more than american intelligence. jesse: you would think after joe biden was elected he would knock putin into the upper deck. but that's not happening at all. putin has gotten away with more in four weeks with biden than he did with four years of trump. he's constructing a pipeline that's goes directly into germany. once it's finished russia can control europe's energy politics. them could almost own ou

democratic governors are messing it up in state after state. this charade only serves the democratic party, their own obsessive-compulsive need to impeach donald trump, and avenge the results of 2016. they never got over it. they never will get over it. take a look. >> that could be seen as an impeachable of fence impeachable offense. >> impeachment. impeachment. >> impeachable offense. >> impeachment.. >> grounds for impeachment. >> impeachable. >> impeachable offense. >> we are going to impeach the [bleep] -- >> if that's not impeachable i do not know what is. >> talk of impeachment. >> none of us came to impeach a president but now we've got to do our duty. >> make no mistake, that's the short version. what's happening in the senate, we will call it sewer swamp theater. it's complete with hysteria, hyperbole and rank hypocrisy.rs the democrats conducted the snap impeachment in the house without taking time to build a case, allow for due process, defense, or even a rudimentary investigation. they are now short on something called "facts." thi

should they add seats for democrats? guest: you might think so, but the highest growth rates have been the more republican areas in the state. florida is unique. it passed a fair district amendment a couple of years ago, actually right before the 2012 round, and the goal was to make part of florida statute that maps should be more compact and less gerrymandered and republicans held control last time and they help control this time. 10 years ago they drew a map that heavily favored their own party. florida through the map out in the middle of the last decade and forced the legislature to go back and impose a new map that allowed for democrats to gain a couple of additional seats. this time around, the balance of power on the supreme court in florida has shifted and many worry the republicans could ignore that fair district amendment and drop maps that their hearts desire. but it is complicated, because in florida, republicans picked up a couple seats in the 2020 election. they picked up two seats in the miami area. i thin

meeting with house democrats.in the message was the same, full speed ahead when it comes to a big covid relief package. our chief congressional correspondent manu raju has information on that. >> i have the audio of joe biden speaking to house democrats. he made clear that they are going to go big on this push. he said he did not want to sacrifice what he has been promising the american public during the campaign. he said he would not turn back on his plan to pass a major covid relief package. he implored democrats to stay united. but he also, john, indicated he's willing to pair back the stimulus checks that are at $1,400 under the plan in order to more target those to people who need it the most, while making clear he wants the democrats to be on his side. take a listen. >> this package gets money into the pockets. we can't walk away from an additional $1,400 in direct checks we proposed because people need it. frankly, they've been promised it. maybe we can -- i think we can better target the number. i'm okay w

priorities that could come back to bite democrats in the long run.r the next two weeks, we're going to be treated to the big theater of impeachment. some democrats are concerned and think it's maybe not the way to go in terms of establishing bipartisanship in terms of trying to convict the former president, especially a trial that we know is almost certain to end in his acquittal. how to you expect, just briefly, how do you think this trial that we're going to see in the senate the next couple of weeks, how is that going to impact the way in which our political scene is going to operate over the next few? >> one name you don't hear a whole lott from the biden administration is the name of the former president, donald trump. they don't want to be involved. they want to be engaged in what's going to be a big partisan fight in the trial coming up this month. so, you know, i think it's sort of a wash politically. we know where most senators stand. it's going to be very anti-climactic. maybe you get five republican senators, at most, who vote for convicti

priorities that could come back to bite democrats in the long run.e next two weeks, we're going to be treated to the big theater of impeachment. some democrats are concerned and think it's maybe not the way to go in terms of establishing bipartisanship in terms of trying to convict the former president, especially a trial that we know is almost certain to end in his acquittal. how to you expect, just briefly, how do you think this trial that we're going to see in the senate the next couple of weeks, how is that going to impact the way in which our political scene is going to operate over the next few? >> one name you don't hear a whole lott from the biden administration is the name of the former president, donald trump. they don't want to be involved. they want to be engaged in what's going to be a big partisan fight in the trial coming up this month. so, you know, i think it's sort of a wash politically. we know where most senators stand. it's going to be very anti-climactic. maybe you get five republican senators, at most, who vote for conviction,

priorities that could come back to bite democrats in the long run.xt two weeks, we're going to be treated to the big theater of impeachment. some democrats are concerned and think it's maybe not the way to go in terms of establishing bipartisanship in terms of trying to convict the former president, especially a trial that we know is almost certain to end in his acquittal. how to you expect, just briefly, how do you think this trial that we're going to see in the senate the next couple of weeks, how is that going to impact the way in which our political scene is going to operate over the next few? >> one name you don't hear a whole lott from the biden administration is the name of the former president, donald trump. they don't want to be involved. they want to be engaged in what's going to be a big partisan fight in the trial coming up this month. so, you know, i think it's sort of a wash politically. we know where most senators stand. it's going to be very anti-climactic. maybe you get five republican senators, at most, who vote for conviction, but,

the democrats know what republicans did in 2009, the last time democrats had control of the house and the senate and the white house. they say, we are not playing those reindeer games again. we learned that lesson. the country definitely and desperately needs relief. we're not going to interfere with that. we're not going to step that down and give the country less of what they need in order to keep you happy. when you're not negotiating in good faith, anyway. we've seen you do this before, we're not doing it again. democrats are all on the same page. republicans today are still trying to -- they want to try this one neat trick. once again, ten republican senators led by susan collins have proposed a covid relief bill that is very, very small. quite undersized given the state the economy is in right now. for the state -- the battle against coronavirus is in right now. what they're proposing is less than a third of what president biden has proposed as what the country needs. and, again, the reason for proposing this tiny little bill is the same argument they made with the last time dem

my question is when the democrats going to follow suit? when will the media mob correct so many stories they all got wrong? here is my prediction. down there will freeze over first. don't hold your breath. they are feigning their pony outrage as usual and playacting. this is the most important story of our time. it's not. congresswoman green, she hasn't set the agenda for the republican party. the way the radical squad led by the real speaker of the house, congresswoman o garcia cortez does for the democratic party. you people know congresswoman. i don't know a conservative or a republican that supports or condones those past beliefs that she disavowed today. the real story here is that democrats have now opened the floodgates with alarming new precedent. apparently voters at elections, they no longer matter to them. according to those who voted to remove congresswoman greene from committees, a standard that doesn't believe dell might apply to themselves, those who voted for her by a whopping 70% of tht don't matter to the people who voted

david: heidi, you were the last standing democrat in a state that used to elect democrats all the time. it has now become quite a red state. in the position you were in, you, like well, there was an incentive to be someone who reaches across the aisle, someone who tries to find common ground and so on. you did that. both of you had high scores for bipartisanship and yet you lost, so what lesson did you derive from that? not to set you up all the time to be captain bring down here. [laughter] david: -- sen. heitkamp: yeah, why did you lose? if you were so good at what you did, why did people reject you? when i ran in 2012, we had a long history of being a republican state but republicans were willing to cross the aisle and vote for democrats because they did a good job or because they demonstrated an ability to get things done and so when i won in 2012, we expected 20% of the democrat or leaning republicans would cross over and vote for me and they did. i outperformed barack obama by about 22 points. when i ran in 2018, when we talk about tribalism and this being the party of trump, whe

but more importantly, democrat governors and democrat mayors throughout the summer, they can back meon it because i made personal phone calls to them every time that there was not only violence there, the president was swift to call and say we want to offer help, but he offered help on this particular day, more than 48 hours before. i can tell you, when i got the phone call -- i didn't ever get a phone call from speaker pelosi, but from mayor bowser, the answer was immediate and yes, and that is what we focused on, and so again, another false narrative by some of the democrat house managers to suggest anything other than a very deliberate and quick action on the part of president trump. >> sean: if there's any republicans now that are not going to apply the same standards to people that we played tape of, using insurrectionist language, their definition of it, anyway, i have no use for them. i'm not even a registered republican. john thune, we'll consider -- are you going to consider center of kamala harris and joe biden and chuck schumer threatening supreme court justices? we've got

then you have layer three, the allegations up bowling again by democrats, new york democrats assemblingabor for code just recently now the allegations of sexual misconduct by lindsay bowen. and this is an allegation that does not come from 40 years ago when cuomo was in high school but something that happened relatively recently. so as far as scandals go with a baseball term, this hits a cycle. because there is a d next to governor cuomo's name he gets a pass by the media and particularly cnn and the d means disregard, nothing to see here and that is a dereliction of duty, sean. this is a national -- >> sean: what amazes me, the eye believers. i believe, i believe, i believe. i didn't say i took the position that justice kavanaugh, he deserves the presumption of innocence and i'm taking the same position here. just because somebody says something, we don't have all the facts. i don't believe rushing to judgment. the democrats are the ones that use it when it's convenient as a political story, which should bother people. >> absolutely. every man should be given the presumption of the inn

that is the democratic party. yes, they have a lot of fringe conspiracy theorists, and agitators, except they are not little-known in their party. they are literally running the whole show for the democratic party. they set the agenda, and they have all the power. so, democrats, ought to purge taylor greene from committees, then this same standard must be applied to them, right? out a fundamental fairness. for example, let's start with congresswoman omar, remember, she once floated the conspiracy theory that evil jews in israel have hypnotized the world? she said the council on american islamic relations was founded after 9/11 because some people did something. "did something?" you mean killed 3,000 americans, that "something?" end in 2019, congressman omar used an anti-semitic trope alleging that jewish influence in america, it's all about the benjamins, baby. remember that line? will democrats vote to bar her from those committee assignments? again, there you go. should in the same standards be applied to both s

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thi grew up in a democrat home dependent on democrat policies and those policies failed me. they led me to stand in line for government cheese. the american dream is toil available, i'm in washington, d.c., fighting to make sure that no one else has to do that. >> laura: they are afraid of you. you are optimistic, young, they want to scare you. doesn't sound like they are doing a good job of t it. of course, the left smears against members of congress. they wouldn't be so effective if not for big tech. silicon valley is in a bunch of start ups anymore but massive monopolistic corporations in total lockstep with the democrats. with congress, a failure to reit them in, florida governor ron desantis one states laws to hold big tech accountable. says that if a tech company dte platforms a florida candidate for elected office during an election, well, they will take a dailyin fine of $100,000 until e candidates access is restored. governor desantis joins me now. governor, do you see what's going on with these moves to censor and cancel and threaten members of the g.o.p. with ever

the democrats have the majority. and it's hard to imagine any -- many, if not any, democrats not voting yes on this. but what i was referring to was steny hoyer, after that moment, he said something along the lines of, we're doing our jobs for you. and that's an important thing, as we're watching this vote, to underscore. is that traditionally, this kind of thing, deciding which members get on which committees, is done by their party leadership. kevin mccarthy is the republican leader. he declined to deal with this. despite a lot of pressure to take her off of committees specifically the education committee. and that is why the democrats say that they are, in hoyer's words, doing their job for them. i don't expect, according to republicans i have spoken to, even many who are very, very angry about marjorie taylor greene, don't want her on those committees, i don't expect more than a handful of republicans to break ranks because they're listening to the process arguments about the fact it should have been the republic

keep in mind this pales compared to some democrats, although many democrats have made similar comments. chucky schumer physically threatened two u.s. supreme court justices right on the steps of the united states supreme court building based on his standards. chuck schumer needs to be impeached. republicans, you ought to put forward the article. if you're going to scol their standards, maxine waters encouraged her supporters to harass and attack white house employees, remember, and follow them into the grocery store and create a crowd and get in their faces. they aren't wanted anywhere anymore, and don't forget, she also said i'm going to take trump out tonight. that sounds like a threat of murder. joe biden openly fantasizing about taking a sitting president, donald trump, behind the gym and beating the hell out of him. that sounds like a threat. sounds insurrectionist, and almost every democrat excused, ignored or condone the violent riots from over the summer. so let's focus now on applying these same standards to all of these democrats and we'll start tonight with one person in par

berlin donald trump is acquitted of inciting last month's capitol hill riot. 7 republicans joined the democrats in voting to convict but it's not enough as trump survives his 2nd impeached trial also coming up in. germany bans travel from regions in austria and the czech republic after a surge in highly contagious coronavirus mutations only essential travel will be allowed for at least the next 10 days. and dortmund's but does lead to a slump continues to lay cold by erling holland allows the home side to salvage a draw against top. i'll make spicer welcome to the program donald trump has been acquitted of inciting last month's attack on the u.s. capitol as expected the us senate fell short of the 2 thirds majority needed to convict the former us president however 7 republicans voted to side with the democrats making it the most bipartisan impeachment verdict in u.s. history. smiles all round donald trump the legal team revel in their client's acquittal we won guilty. it was always going to be an uphill battle for democrats they needed to convince at least 17 republican senators to cross the ai

i used to be a democrat and i am ashamed at what the democrats did.ot a single one could say yes, this is first amendment. thank you. host: on some of steve's points it was noticed -- this was made by the attorneys for the former president -- the protest during the summer is irrelevant, says lee. there was no interruption of the peaceful transfer of power. nobody attempted a coup. he says when an attempted coup of the government is not grounds for impeachment than the impeachment clause has no meaning. all the votes yesterday, ryan points this out to some history of impeachment votes, senator susan collins of maine is the only senator in history devoted to acquit a member of the opposite party, then president clinton, and convict a member of her own party, president trump. part of the seven who voted along with democrats. one of the house managers from colorado in his closing arguments appealed to the senators' sense of history [video clip] . [video clip] >> i know what this body is capable of. i read about in history books. i have seen the c-span foo

join 7 republicans join the democrats in voting to convict but it's not enough as trump survives his 2nd impeachment. i'm tired right it's great to have you read this we begin in the united states where senators have voted to acquit former president donald trump in his 2nd impeachment trial they voted largely along party lines with democrats failing to gain the number of republican votes needed to convict trub impeachment managers needed at least 17 votes from the other side but god only 7 during closing arguments democrats accuse trump of willfully betraying congress members by inciting the mob attack on the capitol last month and then refusing to stop it trumps defense chain blasted the trial calling it a non-war full act against a political rival. receipt let's go straight to washington now and speak to us paul who's out g.w. washington bureau chief hi there ines the senate officially acquitted from democrats failed to secure enough votes to convict him how have those on both sides been reacting. that was actually quite a chaotic day so it was really exciting to see and hear why t

five democrats and five republicans. there is a reason that neither party holds a majority on this committee. and that reason is to avoid one party or the other weaponizing the committee's purpose for reviews in a political and partisan fashion. the committee has publicly warned of this risk before. in 2012, following a particularly contentious investigation, the committee publicly expressed the necessity of bipartisanship. bipartisan cooperation within the committee leadership. the committee stated, quote, unlike any other committee, this committee avoids partisan legislative concerns and policies and must have bipartisan cooperation for the committee to fulfill its constitutional mandate to police the members, officers, and employees of this house. that mission calls upon members to step out of their partisan framework and approach the work of the committee without regard to their party. it's our recommendation for any member that serves on this committee that he or she constantly eveil waits their values to make sure

is it incumbent on you to meet the democrats more than halfway, in fairness, considering the democrats control the senate and they won the election? >> first, let's say that we all made it clear that we are willing to negotiate. it wasn't our end point. it was where we felt that if you put things together, added them up, it was a sum which met the american people's needs. and why can president biden believe it? he can believe it because when there was a republican president and republicans controlled the senate, we passed five different covid relief packages on a bipartisan basis with overwhelming margins. we had shown that we would negotiate and come to answers. he should also do it because maybe it happens to be the right policy. and maybe his policy might be counterproductive. i'm a doctor. i can tell you, sometimes a cure is worse than a disease. and if you read larry summers' editorial in the "washington post" this past week, it may be that this $1.9 trillion will make things worse, and i think that has to be a concern. >> let me ask you this, do you think we went too small in '09

democrats.d i'm quoting her. how stupid they are. they don't realize they're helping me. they don't realize how dumb they are. so congresswoman thanks for being with us. congresswoman greene says democrats are stupid and by trying this strip her of her committee assignments, you and your colleagues are actually helping her in her quest to i guess gain for power, get more republicans elected. do you think there some truth to that, not to the stupid part, but to the building up her name recognition, focusing on her gives her more power than she actually would have? >> i think what she is focusing on is she has been fundraising off this like crazy. she is bilking her base like crazy. the last report was $1.6 million off this. it the race to the bottom for the republican party here. >> it's so interesting. in her statement, she also said about -- in that interview she did, she also says she was asked about, you know, being taken off committee assignments that doesn't look like it will happen from th

democratic governors, to yourself a flavor.and get the vaccine to the people that need it. move faster. get a little more organized. it would be helpful. when we come back, the border battle joe biden's one executive order after another. open borders, amnesty coming here to the u.s. lawrence jones, well, he's live near the u.s.-mexico border. he's speaking with a rancher that has been personally impacted by biden halting border wall construction. you don't want to miss that report. lara logan will joins us to weigh-in on what is now the battle of how many people will enter the country illegally straight ahead. cyber attacks are relentlessly advancing. to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solution so advanced... it can end attacks today -- on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. and deliver future-ready protection, keeping you sharp for tomorrow. join us, the defenders, in our mission. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >> sean: joe biden's irresponsible, far left immigration agen

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>>the senate plans to work into the night as republicans stop try to slow down democrats. they're calling democrats efforts to pass the president's one 0.9 trillion dollars coronavirus aid package, a rush job. >>these kind of debates are important south carolina senator lindsey graham and senate republicans plan to offer nearly 500 amendments to the budget resolution to slow down the president's covid-19 relief plan one 0.9 trillion dollar covid package that i think in many ways misses the mark graham says one area both parties agree on is fighting the pandemic but the price tag remains the difference every day americans are struggling with the basic costs of living. senate majority leader chuck schumer and vermont senator bernie sanders say they want republican support but are poised to move without it. >>that is all a top priority. crush the pandemic and allow people to get back to work as we reopen. >>if they're good faith amendments from the other side. we look forward to them. >>ohio senator sherrod brown says as of now democrats are sticking with their plan to go big

this would be crispo chosen by the democrats. both democrat and republican leaders of the 9/11 commission for speaking out against this is in conflict. the leaders of the 9/11 commission, one republican, one democrat speaking out against the way this proposal is crafted by the speaker. democrat vice chairman of the commission says that does not sound too many like a good start. sounds like a partisan beginning. tom kane, for hogan chairman pointed out should have representation, not as much confidence from the american people. along these lines, and b the undertaking needs to be fair, evenhanded. that shouldn't be controversial and it goes beyond the makeup of the panel. the speaker's proposal is more than an investigation into specific security failures heard here at the capitol. set the stage for broader inquiry and domestic violence extremism beyond just that day but the partisan panel wouldn't decide which are and are not relevant. political violence are important and unacceptable no matter what caused the mob. these are not

if a democratic president — on. hang on. if a democratic president was _ on. hang on.dent was in _ on. hang on. if a democratic president was in charge - on. hang on. if a democratic president was in charge and | president was in charge and held a rally and asked people to go, everything we know that has happened, and stormed the us capital on the floor of the house you would say that's just time to move on? i house you would say that's 'ust time to move omi time to move on? i listened to and i read _ time to move on? i listened to and i read the _ time to move on? i listened to and i read the transcript. - and i read the transcript. there were more than 10,000 words that president trump uttered that morning, he spoke for one hour and 15 minutes and i have gone through the tapes several time looking for that one statement that incited a riot. the fbi has said that the riots were planned long before by groups that were spread across the country in different areas and they were not co—ordinating with the tram campaign. so in terms of directly convicting him, i think they

the language you talk about, where the democrats last summer, democrat members of the congress said thereds to be more unrest in the streets while there was unrest in the streets and somehow that is not incitement. but the president says peacefully and patriotic make your voices heard, they will impeach him? this is what americans despise. there are a lot of things they hate about the town, they hate when we spend money on crazy things but they mostly hate the double standard and the hypocrisy that the elite has. there is a wall around the capitol to protect them but we can't put up a wall to protect the country? trump came and did and fought for things that americans care about and now there is a crazy circus of the impeachment. >> sean: i'm told congressman nunes. jim is right, we should get back to the people's business but i would like to call joe and kamala and nancy and chuck and maxine and hillary clinton. and stacey abrams and a bunch of other people to dig down deep in what the decision of "incitement to insurrection" means and what it is so you can present a case that we have to

it's going democrats only, and if it's democrats only, those are the individuals you need to watch. >> they will work this out beforehand. >> he doesn't want to vote no, made that clear. the administration cleared up a few things with his leadership. >> christine, when you go into the latest jobs report, you heard the president saying the mistake would be going too small. if we go too big, we go too big, but that's the way to go, too big. when you look at the report, larry summers, democratic administration, wrote an op-ed piece saying he thinks it is too big where it is. it is clear the current secretary disagrees, it's clear the president disagrees. when you look at the jobs report, it's not just about the month-to-month tumult in the country. we focused on the first time unemployment filing, but there are a boatload of people on persistent long-term unemployment that tells you the economy is in a ditch. >> yeah. every month i get more concerned about the internals of all these monthly numbers and the high frequently numbers, to be honest. it just doesn't look good. you have million

among democrats.ve in a county that went for one presidential cand candidate and another in a landslide. t by 2020, 58% of americans live in landslide counties. i believe that a program of national service in which young americans from all over the country can spend a year working together in the army or in schools or parks or homeless shelters could create a shared experience that would bind us closer together. above all, government needs to show that it can work for people. a generation of polarization has also produced a generation of gridlock. the government is so divided that it is unable to act. we have to find a way to free government from this death row. politics have to function. those who win must abe allowed o act. they have the power to vote, constant paralysis feeds the feeling that government does nothing and it is to be mocked into spies. we talk about plans of policies, ultimately this may be a personal challenge, up to all of us, to imagine ourselves and other people's shoes, to see t