tomi lahren and jessica tarlov -- jessica, i almost feel bad for you because this came out faster than get on the program tonight. >> i feel bad for me too right now.s >> sean: tomi lahren, should we be m nice to her, guys? >> we will give you a path, jessica. it's a rough night for all of those that have really dedicated athe past six month of their lives to delegitimizing president trump for everything. it's just a rough night for those individuals. it will be okay.ti >> you've got a little too far now. it's not quite that rough. this is just the first'v -- >> sean: this was portrayed with breathlessness as the great conspiracy that donald trump in 2005 made a profit, he sold a home to the russians. he paid $38 million in taxes. wow. real conspiracy. the russians knew in 2005 that donald trump would be president. >> these were just the first two pages. he did not hide his tax returns because he paid 25%. the data dump is not very interesting. it doesn't delegitimize those who went after donald trump. >> sean: he does not have to release his tax returns. he does not have to release ev

democratic strategist and senior director of research at bussell.com, jessica tarlov.omedian vinnie brand. he has a look that says "i'd rather be crab fishing right now." comedian and author paul oddo. and he's currently my favorite joke, but at one time, so it was paterno. comedian joe devito. is it snowden two-point oh? on tuesday, wikileaks published one of the largest ever documents from the cia. one tool, named weeping angel, was used to turn people's sand to make samsung smart into bugs. other documents say the agency has been trying to infect computer programs that control modern cars and trucks, which wikileaks claim would permit the cia to commit nearly undetectable assassination. another program could make it appear as though a cia hack came from other countries, including russia. i can't imagine how that would ever come in handy. in addition to "weeping angel" and umbrage, there are programs called medusa, pterodactyl, fine dining, crucible, and diligence llc. what do you think, is this a good thing or a bad thing? more information, better? >> i thought they

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here now with mark, sean duffy and jessica tarlov from bussell.com. congressman duffy, we do know that there is a little bowling and pizza taking place tonight, some convincingly taking place there. just heard him say that time is now. what does this fight look like for republicans? i think i'm going to go to jessica tarlov her spirit >> i think it is going to be a very difficult fight. chuck schumer is correct to their people on both sides of the aisle, doctors, hospitals, that they're proposing this, and i find it interesting that suddenly republicans don't have to wait for eight cbo score. we have paul ryan on record in 2009 saying no vote until there's a cbo score. >> sandra: let's take a look at that, they were asked about that, why not wait for the cbo score, he basically said, look what happened with obamacare, absolutely off, he said he wasn't discrediting it, didn't get it right with obamacare. >> we had early estimates that said 10 million that would lose insurance, then brookings saying it could be up to 15 million people. the american publ

joining me with more, lisa boothe and jessica tarlov.ngway work a great piece of miss the federalist today. i just want to share with you what she said. she said mike pence is not a monster for not dining privately with women who are not his wife. what about not boozing it up at parties unless she is around? not only is he not a monster, he sounds like he is a smart man who understands that infidelity is something that threatens every marriage and must be guarded against. he is safeguarding his marriage. >> i agree with her, i think that every couple should work out what works best for them. i think if you can make it 32 years with someone, i have maximum made it three years and it was exhausting. [laughter] we'll get there. i eat along with man all the time who are not my boyfriend. i think there is, not to be too liberal about this, or too extreme, there is a larger point here about men in powerful positions, not necessarily -- there was a harvard business study that sum of 64% of men in executive positions were opposed to mentoring wo

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we led off with obamacare, now joining us, ed rollins, jessica tarlov, and rich lowry, editor of "nationaled. we had a great three years together. >> you have done a fabulous job putting this in front of the public and you created a great show. obamacare. tell us your thoughts on that. >> this is a disaster. it will hurt the president long term. getting stuck with this idiotic reconciliation in the senate where you have to moist and drafted a bill for the senate as opposed to a bill for the house. it wasn't good public policy in the end. maria: are we going to see a repeat when they bring a vote for tax reform to the floor? >> the speaker has to present to the white house when he has 218 votes or on the senate sight 51 votes. anything less than that you are not going to push and shove and make it happen. you better make sure you have your vote in line before you say this our bill. maria: what about this, jessica? >> on tax reform? i think it's more likely than healthcare. but there was potential to have compromise on a infrastructure bill which donald trump talked about throughout the camp

and bringing us all together, let's start with you, jessica tarlov.the former secretary of state and new york senator. >> she is so qualified. >> more so than eisenhoweisenhow er or george h. w. bush. she says she's had a hard time. >> what you think? >> yes, that can be my whole answer. i share that difficulty. >> she has all of the charisma of a cold plate of lasagna. >> go ahead. >> he is funny. >> as we spoke about at the top of the show, you are worried that hillary clinton is going to come out of the woods and eat a child. >> you know, backed by unpopular demand. she will eat hanzel and gretel. enough with the clintons. please, whenever america's immunity drops a little bit they pop up again. >> there is no cure. and i don't know why she thinks we need more of her. >> you know, i don't think things will get any better. i agree with the assessment there. what was she doing? >> what does anyone do? well, you find yourself. and i think that that is what she is hoping. >> you guys are so harsh. >> think about a bear does in the woods. it is more pro

and bringing us all together, let's start with you, jessica tarlov. senator. >> she is so qualified. >> more so than eisenhoweisenhow er or george h. w. bush. she says she's had a hard time. >> what you think? >> yes, that can be my whole answer. i share that difficulty. >> she has all of the charisma of a cold plate of lasagna. >> go ahead. >> he is funny. >> as we spoke about at the top of the show, you are worried that hillary clinton is going to come out of the woods and eat a child. >> you know, backed by unpopular demand. she will eat hanzel and gretel.. please, whenever america's immunity drops a little bit they pop up again. >> there is no cure. and i don't know why she thinks we need more of her. >> you know, i don't think things will get any better. i agree with the assessment there. what was she doing? >> what does anyone do? well, you find yourself. and i think that that is what she is hoping. >> you guys are so harsh. >> think about a bear does in the woods. it is more productive. >> thank you guys so much. coming up, complaining that the

let's bring this to mark serrano and jessica tarlov. a case of media by aright?follow the news as closey, the top closeness of anyone, i didn't see it for way hours after i should have. it's a grave mistake to make. i understand why i think bill is right why it wasn't covered. i think it's wrong. liz: mark, four days after the rape and sodomization of the 14-year-old student, maryland's democrat controlled house votes to be the first sanctuary state. let's listen. >> in this case, there was a crime, there was a rape, and the immigration status of a defendant has nothing to do with, you know, the crime that was committed and those individuals will, you know, should do their time in jail and then if i.c.e. wants to come in and deport them, that's absolutely fine. there's nothing in this bill that would preclude that from happening. liz: victims treated like rounding errors. the question is shouldn't voters be allowed to weigh in and vote whether a state should be a sanctuary state? >> precisely liz. the democrats outweigh the republicans three to one. in maryland,

we have giano caldwell and jessica tarlov. let me start with you.is an effective strategy do you think? he will get buy either way, you might as well stand up and protest and get points tore that. what do you think? >> i don't think it is urging by grassroots activists groups. this is complete attack and a threat to those who choose to govern. i think democrats at this particular point are playing russian roulette with a bullet in every chamber. without a cohesive message, with progressives hate establishment and they are operates on different sheet music all together you're doing people different things which doesn't allow for governing process which democrats complained about last year when president obama put up, the nominee, supreme court nominee garland. melissa: jessica, naral for example, democrats failed to demonstrate strong, unified resistance to the nominee despite the fact he is ultraconservative jurist who will undermined our basic freedom and threaten the independence of federal judiciary, we need to you do better. a call to action eve

jessica tarlov. mollie hemingway, a senior editor at the federalist. welcome to all of you. let's go around the horn on this tonight. anthony, i will start with you. a businessman, you understand the economy of the country. when you look at this bill and you listen to jim jordan, while americans have lower health care costs and more choice with this bill? >> jim doesn't have as much faith as i do. i do think you'll get through the three phases. i agree with the president, they have to pass this phase now and sent a message to people of the republicans will unify to push a pro-economic growth agenda. that includes with the president is saying, the whole volume, health care reform tax reform, deregulation, those are the legs of the stool that will lead to more economic growth. i would like the guys in the freedom caucus to recognize that one thing we have to do as a fellow republican is to come together on this issue, even if we don't philosophically agree with every little tenet of it or its purity. i think the president is making that case well. i think he will be successful

adriana cohen, columnist for "the boston herald," and with us in studio, democratic strategists jessica tarlove it a declaratory comment and you tell me where i'm wrong. a win for donald trump and a win for america. >> no. it's a win for america, it's not a win for donald trump. today, 24 million americans got to keep their health insurance, and you know i don't care obamacare is perfect, and i hope this will be an opportunity for democrats and republicans to work together on smart fixes for that, but donald trump come up begrudgingly, it did take a while, threw's capital behind this. he went to the freedom caucus and tried to bully them into backing him, he walked out, singled out mark meadows and said, we're going to get this done, right? didn't end up able to do that. i don't think it is a win, i'm waiting for his tweet. >> eric: adriana, let's put it this way, if this made it into law law and of 2020, president trump is winning reelection, and premiums are higher because the group that put this bill together never thought of the higher premiums in 2020, you could make a case that this fail

we're joined by our panel kristen soltis anderson and jessica tarlov.man schiff the ranking democrat who made statements of his own people feel haven't been backed up by evidence at least not publicly saying there's been collusion and it's now beyond circumstantial evidence. if people are going to be critical of nunes for saying what he's saying waiting on the documents is there the same standard with congressman schiff. >> if you're going to make a bold claim and talk collusion between russia and the trump campaign or anybody else for that matter you better have the evidence to back that up and be willing to show it to the american people. there's so many falsehoods. a new poll shows 74% of republicans believe trump's wiretap claim which has been de bunked by democrats and we have to make sure about the messaging and make sure the american people know what happened. i'm all for showing the evidence but concerned about devin nunes. we don't know why he was in the white house and no one knew he was coming and where'd he get the information and the unmask