talk about it and i with larry o'connor, host of the larry o'connor show. richard fowler, a fox news contributor and radio talk show host. good to see you tonight, gentleman. >> good to see you. >> shannon: i use to practice as a sexual-harassment attorney, it's not like the stuff hasn't been happening, it's not that there's a public conversation and people feel they have a way to come and talk about it. it's not anything new, but it seems like the floodgates are not open. >> it does seem like it, and i think it speaks to a larger problem that has been in this country for a very long time. i think rape culture, some would argue, has surrounded america very, very long time, and normally the chips in the wall

talk about it and i with larry o'connor, host of the larry o'connor show.hard fowler, a fox news contributor and radio talk show host. good to see you tonight, gentleman. >> good to see you. >> shannon: i use to practice as a sexual-harassment attorney, it's not like the stuff hasn't been happening, it's not that there's a public conversation and people feel they have a way to come and talk about it. it's not anything new, but it seems like the floodgates are not open. >> it does seem like it, and i think it speaks to a larger problem that has been in this country for a very long time. i think rape culture, some would argue, has surrounded america very, very long time, and normally the chips in the wall are starting to sort of fall apart and women are starting to come forward and tell their story. this is part of the solution. i think we have to do a couple things beyond just women going out there and telling their stories, the second thing we got to do, shannon, is we really have to work on educating men and boys as early as possible on how to treat women

stuart: larry o'connor. i think larry is there? larry, are you there? >> hi, stuart.run out of studio and start your own small business. larry o'connor incorporated. whatever you want to do. >> we're all c-corps, aren't we? what about llcs? where do they fit in? stuart: are you still disappointed, larry. >> i heard your great interview with a florida congressman, the way they spin whole idea there was supposed to be tax cuts or all, on paper it is true, even if the top rate is not adjusted down of the these are marginal rates as you know. not just like everyone that makes that much money, pays 39.6. they pay the marginal rate as income comes in through the year. that rate is adjusted to 30%. technically they get a tax cut until they make the million dollars. no way that gets offset by lack of deductibility of state and low income taxes. i don't know if that bird will fly as they say or dog will fly? >> dog will hunt, bird will fly. americanism. i'm familiar with it. >> if that is their spin, that is share spin. i agree with all of the you if they're smart, messaging a

here to discuss, larry o'connor. johns hopkins professor wendy osefo.to read what the judge said. he said you can't tell these people you are cutting off this money. they thought they were going to get it. he said in part, while the federal government may incentivize dates to adopt federal programs voluntarily, it cannot use means that are so coercive as to compel their compliance." professor. >> i understand what the judge is saying here, right, because of the end of the day, there's no way for them to enforce this. there's no way for them to say if this is something they bestow upon us, we are not going to be able to say actually you are wrong. that's the issue here. there are no guidelines, that's what we are talking about. it's not about his political leanings. we can't use that as a rubric to say who can and cannot judge on an issue. >> shannon: a lot of judges do get involved in those kinds of things. the judge said "the executive order doesn't direct the attorney general or secretary to provide sanctuary jurisdictions with any notice of an unfavo

larry o'connor, you know, this is a mess no yeah it is a mess. he might win and he might also lose. >> constitutional republic is messy thing sometimes. the fact that people of alabama get to have their say. they have had their say about roy moore so many times. i saw you with judge napolitano lay out all the times where judge moore defied supreme court, defied 11th circuit. gets unseated. goes to the people of alabama. we like this guy. whether he can sustain this latest barrage i really don't know. stuart: look, republicans don't want him. they do not want him in the senate. according to judge napolitano, once, if he wins that election he is seated the next day and there is nothing republicans can do about it. >> that's right. stuart: a thorn in the side, nan hayworth of republicans? >> most definitely. stuart: could affect the tax deal? >> i don't think it would affect the tax deal. gives them more incentive to get people on board, so they can bet this thing passed because they may have a -- >> work the jujitsu right now. >> i agree. >> there

disappointed, no repeal of obamacare, infighting over taxes, joining us from radio show host larry o'connorn d.c. i think i've been relatively restrained that republican voters are pretty disappointed. what say you? >> i think sadly these days in washington, d.c., you have to say which republican voters because you have your republican establishment who a year ago yesterday who were sure they were going to lose the presidency and probably lose the majority in the senate and you have your trump republican. with regard to obamacare, stuart, you know the president is sitting there with pen in his hand he is waiting. his big mistake he actually believed all the republicans in this town who said they were going to repeal obamacare. he can't legislate it. he is waiting to sign it. we'll see what shakes down with the tax reform package as the senate looks at it. we're expecting something this afternoon or later tomorrow. d.c. equivalent of what an analyst thinks of disney's streaming revenue. stuart: republicans are at the point where this is do-or-die. >> they have to do something. stuart: you go