huffington post can reach a lot of people. then you think about, how do you talk to a really broad audience as opposed to college students or other audiences, other academic resources. the online presence makes that possible for many people. anyou are telling me about experience, an article you wrote about a confederate general. can you to that story? jane: sure. what happened in charlottesville oft summer brought a lot historians into the public square because these were things we knew about. we knew about the monuments, the history of them. we wanted to talk about it. that was an interesting moment, a burst of historians out there. i wrote about a virginia general, a successful confederate general who after the war founded an african-american majority third-party in virginia that was in elections.sful he ended up in the u.s. senate. this is a story not many people know. so i got a lot of reaction in terms of sheer numbers. at the huffington post at something like 800,000 people had clicked on the link, if not necessarily rea

of a new bookhor and has reported for the huffington post. this is in washington, d c. it is about 20 minutes. jane dailey teaches history and at the law school of university of chicago. she is an academic and public historian, and active in the media. let's talk about the intersection of that. where do you get the most attention or reaction to your work? >> they are very different. theess up until now, academy. since i've been writing for huffington post, i have gotten more reaction from the people who read those. summer and the academy but many are not. >> what

we have deborah from usa today coming up and then -- huffington post, reuters, national journal, the hill -- >> date will make themselves known by making nonthreatening gestures. >> excellent!and then the los angeles times. usa today. >> how much will the focus be on the red states in the deep south? how much does the alabama wood play in that in the message that you will deliver to people in particular on this issue. >> yeah, it's interesting you say ththat. it is one of the areas in which we will give particular focus. we have listed our targets and watch lists. a variety of techniques that we can use. among these i did not mention perhaps was the use of the voting rights act. to come up with ways in which we make districts more fair or make representation more fair. and in the south, there are i think voting rights cases that we can bring. even under the voting rights act that was harmed by the shelby county decision. there are voting rights cases that we can bring anywhere considering bringing litigation in at least three states. [inaudible] >> i do not think we are in a position

the huffington post.cious substance skier treated as hate crime. the white powder about to be toxic, tha nkfully white powder about to be toxic, thankfully it was harmless, but still very chilling when it arrives. quite, and it shows that the happy bubble around this couple before they get married in spring which is wonderful and they have chewed up the papers in this grim february, there are always threats to high—profile individuals. it seems it was a race hate crime, because meghan markle is from a mixed race background, is about is why they are saying that. it was a similar package delivered to the house of commons. it was delivered to the home secretary, amber rudd. it caused quite a kerfuffle dancers in the corridor when a package arrived. there was a lot of police around. —— ke rfuffle there was a lot of police around. —— kerfuffle downstairs. it is incredibly worrying. it turned out to be harmless. we must let chris talk about this. we will never hear the end of if we don't.|j talk about this. we

he's taking yahoo news and the huffington post to court. he says today's court bolsters those claims against those entities. our legal shawn evans: it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. . >> shannon: night court is now in session. former trump campaign volunteer carter page says he's going to update a slander lawsuit he currently has pending against the huffington post and yahoo news. yahoo news published a report that carter page met with russia. cited the news report which the memo claims the fbi used to corroborate the so-called dirty dossier but at pair the recently it

the left-leaning huffington post, the most rabid left wing rag out there. remember, on the day of the election said hillary had a lower than 97% chance of winning. trish: "the new york times" said that too. >> they gave her 92. i've worked with the fbi. i spent five years. my company had the only contract teaching counter terrorism courses across america for five years before i came to the white house. i met hundreds and hundreds of agents and analysts. and i'm just wondering out of the thousands of possible people that robert mueller could have hired, how did he get this mix? if i want to investigate anything in washington, you want to not just be seen to be impartial -- you don't want to simply be impartial, you want to look impartial as well. you'd go out to a field office in a san antonio, idaho, bring those who can't be tainted left or right and build your team. how did robert mueller stack the deck with hard core democrats. it means the credibility of any investigation is shot before they begin. trish: look, i've asked this question to which i've been

there was one headline and the huffington post, a vote for trump was a hate crime. that kind of condescending attitude does undercut the credibility of the media. guest.oward kurtz, our he is the host on the fox news channel and the author of media madness. if you want to ask them (202)ons, you can call 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 four democrats. (202) 748-8002 four independents. host: does president trump enjoy a relationship with a media that speaks favorably about them? guest: i have some thoughts about that. he told me that fox was treating him unfairly. there are number of prominent --servative commentators people in the national review who were never in the campaign but still critical of the president. even though he was -- he is a conservative republican president, he does not enjoy a cheering squad on the right. at the same time, the president sometimes -- when he is pushing back against the media, i think he should not be hunting down an individual cable news host. sometimes he does this as a strategy to take the spotlight off of something else

he's taking yahoo news and the huffington post to court.e says today's court bolsters those claims against those entities. our legal eagles will take that up next in night court. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. where life meets legal. befoto treat her frequent 24hr heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. . >> shannon: night court is now in session. former trump campaign volunteer carter page says he's going to update a slander lawsuit he currently has pending

huffington post recording that house democratic leadership is urging their members to vote against the budget bill because it, quote, fails to provide a path forward on protecting dreamers. although you'll hear in just a bit from nancy pelosi, the democratic leader, she said in that news conference she was not actively whipping against the budget bill. let's do that. we're hoping to take you live to the white house at 2:30 eastern as we wait for that and other developments on capitol hill. the briefings from today starting with speaker ryan and 20 minutes after that democratic leadership. the speaker: good morning. our government has no higher responsibility than to support our men and women who are in harm's way. for months now we have been working to get our military the resources it needs to keep the peace. this budget agreement delivers on that commitment. it fully funds our national defense at levels that secretary mattis has requested. it provides what the pentagon needs to restore our military's edge for years to come. as secretary mattis said yesterday, i quote, congressional a

there's one headline i'll never forget in the left-leaning "huffington post" about four trump was a hate crime. that kind of condescending attitude does undercut the credibility of the media among those who are not within this particular bubble. >> host: howard kurtz our guest, the media buzz host on the fox news channel and also the author of the book "media "a madness: donald trump, the press, and the war over the truth." you want as questioned about the coverage of donald trump by the media you can call. does president trump enjoy a relationship with certain type of concert media who speak favorably about him? would you you see fox news is t of that? >> guest: i have some thoughts on that. in the campaign president told me he thought boxes of treating of unfairly. he has revised that view but thereom are number of prominent conservative commentators some of who work at fox, people in the national review, weekly standard who were never trump in the campaign but pretty critical of his president. even if he's a conservative republican president he doesn't enjoy a a cheering squadco on e

we have deborah from usa today coming up and then fox, huffington post, reuters, national journal? then the health. >> they all make themselves known by doing nonthreatening gestures? >> very nonthreatening this is excellent. and then the los angeles times. and then usa today. >> how much of your focus will be -- how much does the alabama win plan and what message we delivered to people of color in particular on this issue? >> yeah, i mean, that is one of the areas in which we are going to give particular focus. we have listed our targets and watchlist. there are a variety of techniques that we can use. i did not mention use of the voting rights act. to come up with ways in which we make districts more fair or make representation more fair. and in the south, there are i think voting rights cases that we can bring even under the voting rights act that was harmed by the shelby county decision, there are voting rights cases that we can bring in we are considering bringing litigation in at least three states, three southern states. i do not think we are in a position to share but we wi

and here's the "huffington post" reporting that porter had failed his security clearance investigation because of the domestic abuse reports. porter at that time told kelly he would leave the white house in december but agreed to stay at kelly's urging. a republican said on condition of anonymity. ned, your reaction to that. >> right, lawrence. there's more here than meetses the eye. that much we know. the statements coming out of the white house just cannot be true. they are contradictory. in fact, the white house claimed earlier today that rob porter's background investigation was ongoing. but you have to remember the timeline here. you have to remember that rob porter became staff secretary on january 20th, 2017. the first day of the administration. that suggests to me that his background investigation and vetting process started late 2016 or at the latest early 2017. so for him not to have a a full permanent security clearance by early 2018, that suggests something very, very wrong was uncovered in his background investigation. and now we know that also suggests to me especially wh

and here's the "huffington post" reporting that porter had failed his security clearance investigation because of the domestic abuse reports. porter at that time told kelly he would leave the white house in december but agreed to stay at kelly's urging. a republican said on condition of anonymity. ned, your reaction to that. >> right, lawrence. there's more here than meetses the eye. that much we know. the statements coming out of the white house just cannot be true. they are contradictory. in fact, the white house claimed earlier today that rob porter's background investigation was ongoing. but you have to remember the timeline here. you have to remember that rob porter became staff secretary on january 20th, 2017. the first day of the administration. that suggests to me that his background investigation and vetting process started late 2016 or at the latest early 2017. so for him not to have a a full permanent security clearance by early 2018, that suggests something very, very wrong was uncovered in his background investigation. and now we know that also suggests to me especially wh

the huffington post interviewed a meteorologist that set at the turn of the last december, it was not winter. that was normal. it's almost a foreign concept today because of, of course, .lobal warming and urbanization for this expert, it's rather the absence of snow we should be panicking about, not the presence of it. rochelle: persians have been really optimistic about the snow. finally, let's head to the u.k. for the last story. scottish police were left red-faced, you could say, after a particular phone call. dheepthika: a local farmer called the cops this weekend after [music] announcer: this is the fastest growing mega city on earth. some people have been here for years, others have just arrived, but they have all come in search of a better life. [music] announcer: olu is one of thousands of young men who capitalize on the overcrowded roads by working as a motorcycle taxi known as an okada.

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leadership and in los angeles we cross the ha goodman he's a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate ha as usual you got up early as for the program god bless you glad to have you with us all right we have our heads beginning to roll we have entered mccabe out. is rod rosenstein next then who else and talk about the state of denial in the liberal media go ahead ha it's good to see you again it's great to be here well the obama white house illegally spied on trump since two thousand and fifteen this is according to the guardian. q was sending information to the u.s. intelligence committee community about trump associates this is before the alleged russian hacking of the d.n.c. this is before all the facebook posts apparently gave swing states to try and this is before the russian hacking narrative. there is no crime that trump is said to have committed so they've been spying on trump illegally susan rice on mask names illegally and they tri

former aide in egypt's one state auditor who was arrested on tuesday during an interview with the huffington post arabic network on monday again i had said he would release secret documents that could implicate senior government leaders if a man is harmed in any way here's some of what he had to say. demanded the host an opportunity given to the chief of staff summing anon to give testimony freely and without intimidation for the record so that all things come clear before the public is his testimony mere hearsay are supported with evidence he is in possession of documents and evidence which is not kept here in egypt you mean out of egypt yes could these pieces of evidence change the course of trials of course no doubt could they incriminate many yes we're going to also spoke of what he said was an assassination attempt against egypt's former vice president and longtime spy chief of a month in two thousand and twelve the egyptian government said so they man died in the u.s. from health problems but some have questioned that statement how do you know that the assessing nation attempts on a missile

i'm joined by my guest in new york he's a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have who he is the editorial director of reactionary times and a newsmax columnist and in los angeles we have ron paul cone he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ron you got up early as for this program so you were elected to answer the question you're. a great deal of my time i watch cable news and i try to watch as much of all of them they get a variety of them and you know i it's obvious to say that we live in two very very different americas the two americas that don't know each other at all anymore so when i look at the cable news networks i mean do they reflect this cultural divide or are they really intensifying it i mean are they magnify it because you certainly get that feeling. b.c. and fox go ahead. i think that they they definitely i

ask you in there about some of the things that you've spoken about in the past you wrote in the huffington post in twenty fifteen it was an article about immigration it was all talk about refugees it was the height of the refugee crisis in europe and you said i'm ashamed to live on a continent where the immigration policy consists of building walls where money spent on barricades instead of investing in human destiny that was back in twenty fifteen are you still ashamed to live in europe and why i am because. i have seen what happened in thailand i have seen. immigrants living in the streets even in my neighborhood in paris police officers coming destroying terence stopping preventing n.g.o.s from giving water to young people. it's it's unacceptable it's unacceptable to know that the e.u. is spending much more money on barricades. on supporting people you know from other countries. just to make a living i have seen you know a woman delivering her baby in the streets in paris a young woman from africa france has never been. well coming as germany when i compare france to germany i can see that t

joined by my guest rob in new york he's a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have who he is the editorial director a reactionary times and a newsmax columnist and in los angeles we have ron paul cone he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated ron you got up early as for this program so you were elected to answer the question here and you know. a great deal of my time. i'm i watch cable news and i try to watch as much of all of them to get a variety of them and you know it's obvious to say that we live in two very very different americas the two americas that don't know each other at all anymore so when i look at the cable news networks i mean do they reflect this cultural divide or are they really intensifying it i mean are they magnify it because you certainly get that feeling look again b.c. and fox go ahead. i think that the

justification the elite media look down on them condescendingly and there is one headline in the huffington post to vote for trump was a hate crime so that does undercut the credibility of the media. >>host: media buys host on fox news howard kurtz is booked "media madness" donald trump, the press, and the war over the truth" if you want to ask questions. >>host:st does president trump enjoy relations but is fox news a part of that? >> i thought about that but first of all in the campaign he told me fox news was treating him unfairly that there are conservative commentators like national review or the weekly standard who were still pretty critical of him as president so he doesn't enjoy a cheering squad on the right. there were some or prime time news or fox and friends are more sympathetic than other news channels but at the same time sometimes when he pushes back against the media and i give examples sometimes he does that as a strategy to take the spotlight off of something else but other times it is good policy for his loyale supporters so to beat up on those they don't trust anyway this hap

which in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen crossed liberals in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate a.j. as usual you got up early as for this for this program god bless you glad to have you with us all right we have our heads beginning to roll we have entered mccabe out. rosenstein next in who else and talk about the state of denial in the liberal media go ahead ha it's good to see again it's great to be here well the obama white house illegally spied on trump since two thousand and fifteen this is according to the guardian g c h q was sending information to the u.s. intelligence committee community about trump associates this is before the alleged russian hacking of the d.n.c. this is before all the facebook posts apparently gave swing states to try and this is before the russian hacking narrative there is no crime that trump is said to have committed so they've been spying on trump illegally susan rice on mask names illegally and they try to find information on trump associates even though trump has never be

i'm joined by my guest in new york he's a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have who he is the editorial director of reactionary times and a newsmax columnist and in los angeles we have ron paul cohn he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ron you got up early as for this program so you were elected to answer the first question here. a great deal of my time i watch cable news and i try to watch as much of all of them to get a variety of them and you know it's obvious to say that we live in two very very different americas the two americas that don't know each other at all anymore so when i look at the cable news networks i mean do they reflect this cultural divide or are they really intensifying it i mean are they magnify it because you certainly get that feeling look again b.c. and fox go ahead. i think that they they de

i'm joined by my guest in new york he's a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have who he is the editorial director a reactionary times and a newsmax columnist and in los angeles we have ron paul cone he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ron you got up early as for this program so you were elected to answer the question you're. a great deal of my time i watch cable news and i try to watch as much of all of them they get a variety of them and you know i. it's obvious to say that we live in two very very different americas the two americas that don't know each other at all anymore so when i look at the cable news networks i mean do they reflect this cultural divide or are they really intensifying it i mean are they do they magnify it because you certainly get that feeling look again b.c. and fox go ahead. i think that they

leadership and in los angeles we cross the ha goodman he's a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate a.j. as usual you got up early as for the program god bless you glad to have you with us all right we have our heads beginning to roll we have entered mccabe out. is rod rosenstein next then who else and talk about the state of denial in the liberal media go ahead ha it's good to see you again it's great to be here well the obama white house illegally spied on trump since two thousand and fifteen this is according to the guardian g c h q was sending information to the u.s. intelligence community community about trump associates this is before the alleged russian hacking of the d.n.c. this is before all the facebook posts apparently gave swing states to try and this is before the russian hacking narrative. there is no crime that trump is said to have committed so they've been spying on trump illegally susan rice on mask names illegally and t

electionring the 2016 -- i looked at a couple of andces with huffington post pbs newshour -- is stated if hillary clinton won the presidency russia would send threats to us. that is one question. the second question is why would trump fire the fbi director comey for going into the russian investigation to see what is going on? guest: when it comes to fbi relieved, iey being am not in the administration. this is my observation. he came and spoke to congress, and i would say he was treated very rudely by the democrat side there,house when he was and the folks on the republican side also had some issues with him. on my perspective, i am a beingan, i saw he was not held in high regard by both sides of the house, and i think there was a loss of confidence. part of it was how he handled the clinton email investigation when he initially exonerated her then put her back under investigation. you go through the whole process. both sides loss of confidence. i personally thought it was the right time to replace the fbi director and put someone who has the confidence of both parties in congress. i

you see versions of this in the huffington post. versions a few other floating out there right now i thought it would be useful if i could explain the view from the trenches. we have a lot of policy veterans here that know that the strategy phase is important, but it is not sufficient. you have to build consensus and what that strategy is, and you have to -- in what that strategy is, and you have to be able to implement it. let me just pretty face this by saying that these are my own views -- preface this by saying that these are my own views. from my perspective, i thought that there were three dimensions to this nuclear deterrence problem. one dimension is do we have enough to deter our adversaries? russia, china, and north korea in the most plausible scenarios? do we have enough? is what we are doing assuring our allies? the third is how do we maintain support in the congress, as well as our ally part of its -- our allied parliaments for what we are doing? it is deterrence, assurance, and maintaining support. when we look at the

there was one article in the huffington post that said a vote for trump was a hate crime. that undercuts the credibility of the media. >>host: howard kurtz is our guest from foxnews and author of "mediaut madness" donald trump, the press, and the war over the truth" if you want to ask questions does president trump enjoy from the conservative media is foxnews a part of that? >> i have some thoughts so first of all in the campaign the president told me he thought foxnews was treating him unfairly that there are a number of conservative commentatorsco like national review or the weekly standard who are still pretty critical of this president so he does not enjoy the cheering squad on theco right obviously prime time host on fox news are more sympathetic to this president but at the same time sometimes when he pushes back against the media, i don't think he should be punching down individual cable news i think that is a strategy to take the spotlight off of something else but other times it is good politics for him and plays well with loyalwi supporters to beat up on the news

that they will look like it was something that was cobbled together from the front page of the huffington post. it will just be the rebuttal we have already seen. it's in no way shape or form going to add to the information. there won't be additional stuff that comes from it because they would have to release more classified information. they were complaining last time about stuff that wasn't classified. they were lying, so is the d.o.j. we have a lot of people who don't want to get to the fact and that's becoming increasingly apparent which should let us know that they've got something to hide. >> absolutely. it's incredibly problematic. president obama said he knew nothing about it, he was not involved in any way with the department of justice and fbi and feel like it doesn't matter which party, they had all been lying to us in the question is why. why are they lying? are they hiding something or just trying to prove they can lie about stuff and the condescending and they think were too dumb to handle the truth. >> i think they figure, with some help from the media they can move on from any

i'm writing a weakly political column for the boston globe and a by monthly column longer for "huffington post" trying to explain inexplicable to an audience which is bewildered as i am. but my career started with being a lawyer pep and i will say as i resist notion that i or any of us are writing for crime fiction, i do believe in the power of story. i think it's very important to -- that people want to turn pages that they care what happens. and you know, with a good plot, good narrative can carry a great deal i've written about israeli palestinian problem, i've written about abortion, but in order to make people sit still for the area of position i needed to have a narrative that people cared about. i needed to have characters that people cared about. i think we all really up here try to do that. i know both, you know, scott and greg and linda are complengt at that. so for me whatever you call -- a novel a story is important. i don't think it is embarrassing to -- to partake a judicial craft of fiction where you want people to turn page where is you want people to care about the ending but

kurt columnist for "the huffington post" and former breitbart spokesperson and adrian elrod, former directortegic communications for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. your response first, grace. you were listening earlier to jessica leeds' response to this, one of the 16 accusers of sexual misconduct of the president -- of donald trump before he was elected. what did you think about what she said as well as where we're at and how the president is reacting to what's happening to his white house? >> i mean, her remarks are incredible and are part of this broader narrative of women who have stepped forward to accuse the president himself of misconduct. and, you know, referring back to the president's tweet calling it a mere allegation, in his case as you noted 16 allegations of sexual misconduct, not to mention the "access hollywood" tape where he's recorded talking about how he's allowed to get away with grabbing women by the genitals. so in his case he's made it very clear. when it comes to in particular white men in positions of power, he sides with them. we've seen this across the bo

>> the parent company for yahoo and "huffington post" which has a ton of articles. >> laura: carter, we really appreciate you spending some time with us tonight. everyone's out for an interview for you. i just think, and then it's an american -- i mean, from my understanding, is wrapped up in this whole thing that i find the whole thing terrifying. we wish you the best. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> laura: this has been unbelievable. stay right here. we have a lot more when we return. commentary from our experts on commentary from our experts on the (female vo) breaking news from washington as lawmakers; (male vo) raging wildfires continue to scorch parts; (male vo) allegations of misconduct; ♪ oh, why you look so sad, ♪ the tears are in your eyes, mvo: how hard is it just to take some time out of your day to give him a ride to school and show him you support him. ♪ and don't be ashamed to cry, ♪ let me see you through, ♪ 'cause i've seen the dark side too. ♪ ♪ when the night falls on you, ♪ you don't know what to do, mvo: when disaster strikes to one, we all get

news, as well as "huffington post" ." yahoo! it's said and done? >> if you look at this fake intel report of january 6th, 2016, 2 weeks before the inauguration,re attacking -- throwing up plenty of dirt on the incoming new administration weaving up in all these questions, there is two questions to edge. one is the hacking, and we all know i have been hacked now. the other is the fake news media. my lawsuit right now it's focused on the fake news media. i am suing broadcasting board of governors, which is the funder for radio free europe. i have been back and forth with doj, going back many months now. so far they have been kicking t and screaming. i think now that the truth comes out, they will be more cooperative. >> sean: carter page, we'll have you back. we appreciate your time. >> thanks for everything. >> sean: sara carter, gregg jarrett, way and next. stay with us. ♪ (group conversation) ♪wooooo oo waa ahhh ♪it's a beautiful mornin' thank you ♪ahhh, ah ahhh ♪each bird >> sean: joining us now fox news contributor inve >> se

jeff mcen tosh, former s advisor to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign and a columnist from the "huffington post." the president today saying he would love a shutdown. what do you do with that if you're the democrats? >> there's not much you can do. it's important as we talk about how our democrats and republicans going to negotiate this thorny issue to remember what they're trying, who they're trying to negotiate with. you have trump's comments today. you have kelly saying that dreamers are -- dreamers aren't lazy. trump is lazy. we'll do a shutdown? he hasn't bothered to learn what happens when that happens or why one might go ahead and do that. i think we're starting to see the first fraying of republicans who are chafing at this idea because they have to stand for midterms in november. barbara comstock stood up today to the president's face, republican from virginia, and said we don't need a shutdown over this. that's unusual. >> an amazing moment, barbara comstock possibly the most endangered republican incumbents in the washington suburbs of virginia. he says let's do a shutdown. she's lik