david limbaugh and jay sekulow, straight ahead. police.imbaugh and jay sekulow, straight ahead. ♪ nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. adios! ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," yesterday was may 1st or as some call it, may day, a favorite holiday of the ultrast radical left, they use the occasion to stage anticapitalist protest, this year, look at the demonstrators goingng violent. mast protesters and rioters lighting fires and smashing storefronts and damaging vehicles. according to reports, hurtling molotov cocktails and cans of pepsi and rocks and other things that police officers and paramedics. portland police wearing full riot gear intervened in the protest arrested more than two dozen demonstrators. here with the reaction the author of "the new york times" best-selling book, the "true jesus" david limbaugh from the america

this is not the rush limbaugh party and they'll not get a budget.e've got to keep the radio come -- kmen tater. -- they don't have a real trump budget road map to work from. >> let's listen to one more sample reaction from the trump base, another rush caller. >> i am red hot angry because what i hear -- what i heard is just a politician -- he did not answer one of your questions, it's like, why don't you, you know, shutdown the government now? because they're going to be shutdown in september and he did not answer your question. okay. what that says to me is that nothing is going to happen, rush, they've become part of the system. >> high on the list of complaints, no funding for the wall. >> i think everybody told them that when he started having his folks call, build that wall. i think -- the issue right now with president trump is that he is the president apprentice who is barely curious on how government functions. as a result it's complete chaos. had he gone, for example, with infrastructure first, the democrats would have had their backs again

. ♪ >> sean: congratulations, tommy laren, david limbaugh, colonel r oliver north here tonight.ongressional republican leaders they roll over yet again and fail to deliver on president trump's promises to you, the american people. it's time for them to get their act together, estimates opening monologue. president trump is keeping his promises and he is showing everyone he is willing to fight for his agenda. congressional republicans are once again displaying that they have no backbone whatsoever by capitulating to the democrats in their demands and walking away from a buffet budget fight, th. is punting until the end of september when this current government funded deal is set to expire. president trump is made it very clear, he's actually willing to fight for his agenda, he tweeted out the reason for the plan negotiated between the republicans and the democrats is we need 60 votes in the senate which are not there. we either elect more republican senators in 2018 or we change the rules now 251%, our country needs a good shutdown in september to fix this mess. finally, they nee

>> that was rush limbaugh.'t actually have mike pence there but mike pence calling in today to try to sort of plead the administration's case. lonnie, let me ask you, in terms of clearly republican leaders on capitol hill not interested in another shutdown. mitch mcconnell saying he's not interested in doing away with the filibuster, something that trump floated today. but is there a chance donald trump could end up egging them into one o those two things? >> yeah, this dynamic,steve, is always very difficult. you have a situation where clearly people like mitch mcconnell and paul ryan want to make government work when it comes to not shutting things down. i don't think any of these leaders want to shut down, but there are a lot of political pressures involved here. some of them do come from the republican base. some of them might come from the president who believes this will help his negotiating position. that, to me, is an unclear contention. i don't ever think that a shut down helps anybody's governing posi

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it was not good. >> bret: some people have pointed to president obama speaking out about rush limbaughndra flack incident and his call for apology. your thoughts? >> there is plenty of calls for stephen colbert to apologize about this. you hear these sorts of things from comedians often. they will go to the line ogre over the line. the thing that is startling about this it, it is not something that people expect on network television. >> they don't expect it in part because it is a wide audience that doesn't want to be pandered to like some niche left-wing bunch of maroons. i agree with mollie about this, free speech, a wonderful thing about our country. i think what galls me is the bravery about it. this whole contrived notion that he was rushing to the defense of the cbs family member nonsense. there is nothing brave about this. he is pandering to his biggest fans and pretending like it's courageous. it's shabby. >> bret: yes or no? apology happen? carol? >> i think you will hear something from him. >> i hope so. i hope it is genuine. >> bret: thank you, panel. no online show tonight

is the president getting bated by conservatives like rush limbaugh.sident trump knows how successful it is to goad someone on talk radio, on social media. it costs you nothing. but guess what rush limbaugh has done, put himself front and center with everybody talking about him for days. does the president now see he could be getting played? >> how badly does he want the wall. that's the question. it comes down to the wall. that is the someone issue within the spending bill that got no love and he wants it. >> does he want it? >> has it been a cheep rhetorical trick these sbrienti two years. >> in president said two days ago i stand for nothing. he stands for winning and wants to be love. he doesn't care what it is, he wants to be popular. >> i want some fixed pipes in flint. when the president actually does what he says he can do, he can get a silly wall and work on the projects that we wants to get into. but this is something much more basic than that. this is about being a responsible president. >> i'm going the remind you after the pipes get fixed

rush limbaugh was going after him on this. i would read that as a response to conservative talk radio and rush limbaugh in particular. >> it does play into what we were talking about before health care and that we're seeing signs of a blame the senate strategy. so maybe when we were saying why would he rush to get it through the house, how will that pass the senate, he's showing a blame the senate strategy here, maybe that's how the health care vote will play out too. >>. >> i have a headache already. thank goodness you're here. >> you get my $2. >> guess what else is happening today, mike's mom is watching. next president trump shakes up wall street, saying he's considering breaking up the big banks. plus, a possible gas tax that could hit you hard when you go to fill up your tank. but, befor we go, twitter, of course, has been having a lot of fun with president trump's comments. you definitely heard about them on andrew jackson and the civil war with #trumpteacheshistory. check it out. >> brum gave an interview where he wond

be rusht one must limbaugh's fox news line of the day, that russia has always done this for a long time that's what every republican says, russia has always done this. way, i that out of the listen to the republican callers. i am an independent in the truest sense. i am conservative on a lot of issues. on the one hand they said that email server, she gave classified information. who did she give it to? who were they worried about question mark -- about? classifiedp gave information to russians right there in the oval office and they don't seem to be concerned about that. but they were worried about hillary clinton's email servers. that is the academy of the pot me -- y of -- pit of epitome of hypocrisy. i don't see how they can look themselves in the morning -- mirror in the morning. int: we have a republican florida. good morning. it's your turn. caller: thanks to c-span. congressman, i wanted to talk to him but i was too late. you asked him about the contempt of congress. he told you he doesn't know of it ever being done in any time. 27, 2012, eric holder was in contempt of congress.

we'll get reaction geraldo rivera, david limbaugh, a former congress dennis kucinich is saying about the deep state sounded the alarm people in that community are trying to take down the president, finally a democrats willing to address the deep state intelligence leaking, he'll join us along with governor mike huckabee, straight ahead. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. >> sean: fox news alert, the department of justice has named former fbi director robert t mueller is a special counsel to oversee the investigation into russian in

for rush limbaugh to be upset about this seems a little rich, because everybody saw this coming. republicans keep falling for this trick i call it the most popular teacher syndrome. what's the most popular teacher? the teacher that doesn't actct like the other teacher. if you are a republican in d.c. the quickest way to become a popular is to act like a democrat. the moment you bite into thate forbidden fruit of spending, you have new friends it feels really good and you've made a deal and everybody likes you. that's the biggest hurdle for a conservative or a republican in d.c. is how you can end up being seduced by money. >> it happens -- do have another quick question? >> the republicans need -- they can't lose 22 votes. is it 22 or 23 that they need to have against them -- they're playing on thin ice here, right? >> they can lose 22 from the latest math counts, they are right about there. the pressure is on a lot ofhe these lawmakers saying they are undecided at this point saying whether they are yes or no and whether they get called out if they are no. if they leave town with

i think rush limbaugh is right on that. david: that frustrated budget deal, what kind of hope do you have for passage of health care reform bill? >> i do have hope we pass health care reform because we're talking about reconciliation. david: this week do you think it will happen? that is a question for leadership. i am a yes. i got to a yes after work, blood and tears over this deal. i applaud mark meadows, freedom caucus making that bill a much better bill. it doesn't repeal obamacare. it doesn't do a lot of things we promised american people we would do. we're constrained by reconciliation, i think the american people are starting to understand that. the byrd rule, they are constraining what the house can do with the repeal bill. we'll roll back regulations and rules, 6,000 pages at hhs with secretary price and his commitment. we'll work on free market reform, association health care plan, geico model, allowing insurance to be purchased across state lines. that is where free market comes in and legislation. david: competi

we'll get reaction geraldo rivera, david limbaugh, a former congress dennis kucinich is saying abouthe deep state sounded the alarm people in that community are trying to take down the president, finally a democrat willing to address the deep state intelligence leaking, he'll join us along with governor mike huckabee, straight ahead. [ toilet flushes ] so when you need a plumber, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals on great gear. like our best selling fish fryer for under $30. only at bass pro shops. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> sean: fox news alert, the department of justice has name

you just hear the exaspiration from rush limbaugh.e the criticism from conservative needmedia outlets the republican congressman is not standing up for their ideas. that's why this health care vote is so important to this president. to say this is a republican promise. this is one, yes, it's just a house vote but at least we are finally on the way to getting something and big and important to you done. >> the pressure was on. another point is how extraordinary has this party changed? it was all about deficits and debt reduction. that the talking point is look how much spending we got in this on defense. and domestic spending. you're right. this does put the pressure on president trump to get a victory. to his credit, i mean, 40 days after this big huge failure in the house, they are going to get a vote. but long term, it's going to get a lot dicier in the senate. >> if his brand is i'll get the politicians to get things done, i can close deals, the record from his own base in the first 100 days and this budget vote happening today and

and i would say to them, how many of you here listen to rush limbau limbaugh, about 2500 people, 4 or 5 hands would go up, whatever you think of his program, the fact of the matter is, it is the most listened to radio program in america it has a weekly audience of about 20 million people. most of my left of center friends never listen to him. have no idea what he's saying. cannot possibly judge why he is being as successful as he is, and as he has been. the same thing is true of president trump. i think we have to be very careful that we don't allow ourselves to make permanent what is clearly a transitional phase in our national history right now. that is, we are about as divided as a nation as at any time possibly going back to the period of the civil war. that's dangerous, we have to listen to one another. we have to listen to opinions that may differ from the opinions we hold. you can't argue with people if you're not willing to listen to them. we're not going that. we're not doing it in journalism, and we're not doing it in our congress. >> president trump just gave a very loose d

rush limbaugh is saying it's actually the g.o.p. because they control the house and the senate.g up the road blocks to things he wants to get done. here is a little bit of what rush had to say yesterday. >> the republican party, which is ostensibly the party of the president, and they owe their majority to him, particularly the senate. are road blocking donald trump more than the democrats are. because the democrats cannot. the democrats don't have the votes in the house to stop trump. the democrats don't have the votes in the senate to stop trump. although there is the 60 vote cloture requirement. it's not the democrats standing up and saying we are not going to help. we are going to stands in the way of any foolish tax cut. it's the republicans standing up and saying i just don't see how -- there is no room here. >> shannon: all right. for example, let's talk about the example on healthcare it was a nail biter trying to get that thing passed in the last minute negotiations, in the senate they are taking their time and saying we are not picking up that house thing we are doing

has his big agenda has been blurred by rush limbaugh. peter sweitzer and in culture. jaclyn is calling in from detroit. thank you for taking my call. i want to say you are a brilliant man i love who you are and what you say. my question is how are you able to see the insight of how they had people in slavery. i think the way you think and i think god for the way you think. you are brilliant and we love you. so how are you able to see i compliment you on your fortitude. for that reason and clarence thomas and other black conservatives. i was turned around on civil rights.ood i understand how bad it have become by reading thomas souls book. we have the great issues there. very wise man. what the hold on our universities. mike is calling from detroit as well. >> it is wonderful to listen to you. i was born in 1950 it was fully inspiring because my african-american classmates and so far were into the civil rights movement. you can kind of contrast that to the culture now. it was so negative and destructive. it just really incredible to me.s will rig >> the civil rights mo

conservative radio talk show host rush limbaugh also seemed to defend gianforte. >> this manly, obviously studley republican candidate took the occasion to beat up a pajama-clad journalist. >> reporter: and just this morning, republican texas governor greg abbott pointed to a bullet-riddled target and actually said this: >> i'm going to carry it around in case i see any reporters. ( laughter ) >> reporter: some say this antipress sentiment is being fueled by president trump. >> a few days ago, i called the fake news the enemy of the people, and they are. they are the enemy of the people. >> it's really a game changer. >> reporter: joel simon is executive director of the committee to protect journalists. >> what journalists are doing their job and asking tough questions and sometimes being a little pushy, that that would somehow justify some sort of physical attack, that's unacceptable. and we have to speak out about that. >> reporter: america's a long ways away from the kind of attacks sometimes including murder, that journalists have suffered in other countries. the worry, anthony, is th

i think republicans needed it after the budget bill which even rush limbaugh says right vote republicanmocratic budget? they had the republican fiasco in march. i am expressing surprise at the presidency. >> and it is so honest he was like i can't believe i am president! it's i-5 be a with the butter. it did not make any sense andrew. >> it made sense to me. >> that's because we same thoug. how have you been? >> i am great how are you? i am great! government programs are morbidly obese men that stick to the bed. he cannot get them out unless you use a crane. >> are you fat shaming? >> no i'm fat! what do you make of this? >> i disagree with you in the healthcare should cover. i think it should cover the little stuff and we should pay for the big. >> how would we afford to do that? >> excuse me -- what i'm saying is i will use the little stuff more. like i have an emotional security when it go to a place like sweden and another girls on birth control. >> right, okay. >> so i want to bring that to brooklyn. [laughter] >> i don't care about the crazy car crash or things like that that migh

>> jesse: here is rush limbaugh with a different perspective. >> it's not the saturday night massacre, it's not nixonian. it's not any of that. nixon wasn't doing a coup. he was president. trump is not doing a coup, he is president. leaders have coups mounted against them. which is what is happening here. >> jesse: greg, do you think this russian conspiracy thing has become the left's birth certificate rabbit hole that they will dive down into, no matter what happens? >> greg: to be fair, every side has that kind of story. we have had them. at the left has them. we will go after -- we will say hillary has to go to jail. that's our russia story. when i see people on the view get upset, it's like when inmates complained about the food. i tend to like the warden. entertainments entertainers rign trump's jail. they have had free reign for eight years. the view is taking us fiber muffin with coffee and they are just crapping out the hysteria. [laughter] >> jesse: the more left beats this drum, to think it will take a lot longer? >> dana: sarah huckabee sanders said he wanted it to end. i t

i think republicans needed it after the budget bill which even rush limbaugh says right vote republicancratic budget? they had the republican fiasco in march. i am expressing surprise at the presidency. >> and it is so honest he was like i can't believe i am president! it's i-5 be a with the butter. it did not make any sense andrew. >> it made sense to me. >> that's because we think the same thoughts. how have you been? >> i am great how are you? i am great! government programs are morbidly obese men that stick to the bed. he cannot get them out unless you use a crane. >> are you fat shaming? >> no i'm fat! what do you make of this? >> i disagree with you in the healthcare should cover. i think it should cover the little stuff and we should pay for the big. >> how would we afford to do that? >> excuse me -- what i'm saying is i will use the little stuff more. like i have an emotional security when it go to a place like sweden and another girls on birth control. >> right, okay. >> so i want to bring that to brooklyn. [laughter] >> i don't care about the crazy car crash or things like tha

as rush limbaugh said. what other memos? he mentioned with the conflicts loretta lynch had.hat memos did he write about loretta lynch? he said there were other issues and felt he needed to usurp the justice department power. what other issues was he talking about? what don't we know about james comey and what his meetings were with loretta lynch? i think as we get now deeper into the special counsel role, james comey could be either the hero of the piece or thevilleian depending on what the memos show. >> shannon: there are sources close to him that say he was meticulous about that. if there was a meeting or conversation he thought was important it was smart for him to memorialize that and there could be other memos. we'll see. you talk about the fact that trump is a refreshing change in washington he is a different kind of president but sometimes he follows his disrupting instincts too far. do you think if he had handled the comey firing differently that maybe there wouldn't be some of these leaks and pushbacks we're seeing now? >> the knives have been out for trump long be

it's a roundabout way to silence opposition voices, i've never supported the boycott spirit me and limbaugh marr when he was on abc, they fired him. what are your thoughts on this? >> all of the people that you named have the class not to cross the line of disrespect. you know how to be critical, we know how to be constructive and that's what we do every day. what colbert did cross the line of respect it's simple. i'm not behind #firecolbert though replace them with somebody else. this points to the issues of how conservatives deal with the issues and how liberals deal with the issues, conservatives will be constructed in logical. liberals go go to name-calling insults, and disrespect. the way people can boycott is don't watch him if you feel that strongly. he doesn't need to be fired, people just need to decide what they want to watch and listen t to. >> sean: that was another point i made on twitter. if you don't like it, we have a million options now. turn the channel, watch jimmy kimmel, watch fallon, watch tucker's rerun. we've got a million options out there. >> i think you're being t

. >> imagine what rush limbaugh said. he called the attack studly and manly.xplosion of racial provocation. but it's not just triable. let me tell you what a real apology looks like. it is not delivered in public until after it has been said face to face. there is no apology to a crowd. there is only an apology to a person. it would have been nice. mr. gianforte is a wealthy man if he would have said i'm making a donation to a charity of ben's choice. that's how you act if you have remorse and you don't call a violent call a mistake. you also have to say this is country. we're supposed to have this. this is freedom of the press. this is first amendment stuff. if you want to celebrate people attacking reporters, that's why you back someone like putin who basely has them either murdered or eliminated in other ways. we don't do that. we're not supposed to do that in our country. we are supposed to stand up for our principal. and if the republicans want to shrug it off and say, oh, it was a momentary thing, this is going on way too much. somebody has to stop it. w

we saw what happened to don imus, rush limbaugh, glenn beck, and now it is my head on the chopping blockw for the record, i am not, and i have never been a conspiracy theorist, and asking questions does not make a person a conspiracy theorist. i am actually curious. i want to get to the answers. as certain families have said publicly, they want answers. by the way, they deserve them. now there are conspiracy theorists on tv today like those that work at msnbc, cnn, abc, nbc, cbs. and then of course we have all of the unnamed sources, always in "the new york times," "washington post." by the way, being debunked regularly. we will have more on that in a moment. but first, this effort has not gone farther. and the reason is all of you in the audience, you have shown me all of your support. and it has been extremely humbling. and because of you, now one of my advertisers, usaa has come back on the show because you stood up for me, free speech, and this program. b you spoke out. your voices have beenor heard. i am beyond thankful. i'm beyond appreciative. i am beyond humbled. i want to thank

mike pence did a 15 minute hit on rush limbaugh yesterday making a spirit defense of what they did. we got the greatest increase in money for the border in a decade. we increased military spending and decoupled it. the president's priority for the military, we're done. we stay within the budget control act. there's other really good things in the bill. of course, democrats got something but we stay within the budget control act. >> neil: they used to praise anything was bipartisan. senator, thanks very much. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: we're looking at this vote in the house where it's expected to pass. a way to keep the government lights on as i've said through the end of september. the president has indicated that this whole process, the back and forth, reconciliation and all the nonsense as he puts it that comes with that, he's sick of it. thinks that these things should be decided by a simple majority. some republicans have called him out on that say, no, no, no, not so fast. we're going to be talking to a top democrat on the budget committee on that and the fall out from this

and it almost seems adorable that i could sell books about politicians and people like rush limbaughseems like something that is constant. and then there is the allegation that you are fake news, right? you're fake news and so this is getting in a very different place than we've ever been kind of. i don't want to compare it to 1984 but there were wars, that sort of thing and that's why mueller has to get to the bottom of this. >> you mention "1984." does it feel orwellian to you? >> a little bit. i dent want to go too far but we do have -- i mean that screen right behind you is looking at me. that frightens me. >> okay. you say actors often claim not to read their own reviews. they're all liars. it's important for us to know how our constituents see us, also vanity. and you have a quote from the back cover. you wrote "here's the thing you have to understand about ted cruz. i like him more than most of my other colleagues like ted cruz and i hate ted cruz." >> the exception proves the rule. he's kind of a toxic guy in the office. the guy who microwaves fish. you know. >> and it smells

oops, i started channeling rush limbaugh for a second.d and fayeed's stories are inspiring, but for some refugees coming to the u.s. isn't the end of their problems. it's the beginning of a whole new set of them. and that's especially true for the lgbtq community. i'm headed to meet with ruby corrado, who runs casa ruby, a home for people in the lgbtq community who need a safe space. when lgbtq immigrants come to you, what are the challenges they're facing right now? >> it's quite interesting that washington, d.c. is very far from the border, right? and every year we support almost 600 lgbt immigrants from across the globe. and it's just the same pattern. they were different, and people deemed them less valuable, so therefore they want to go where they're loved, where they're accepted, where they're embraced. and they find their way to casa ruby. >> so what are the kind of things you experienced when you got here at 16? >> i ended up being in the washington, d.c. area homeless with no resources. eventually i transitioned my gender and thi

independence party, and mark stein the columnist and sometimes guest host for rush limbaugh. it's great to see you both. just a factual question first. there are brits who the authorities know have gone to fight for isis and they are walking free on your island. how can that be? >> i simply can't believe it. for the last few years, i've said that either we take away the passports of people we suspect are being linked to isis to stop them going or perhaps better still, when they go to syria on their attempt to return, we take the passports away and stop them coming back in. the remarkable thing is that we know of 400 that have been in syria that have returned, but we suspect the number may be a thousand or more. and that we've only taken action against 40. i'm frankly sick to death of seeing prime ministers and leaders standing up after attacks saying we are awful sorry, when nothing is being done to counter the bad guys. >> tucker: mark stein, if you're running a country and you to the people in your country have gone to fight with the most grotesque terror group ever created

rush limbaugh, he's not so sure. >> comey today testifies, i was so nauseated about the investigationad. just now nate silver, 538, the comey letter probably cost clinton the election. we've got a new narrative. comey cost hillary the election and the god on the left, nate silver, has confirmed it now. but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help you go more often. don't take movantik if you have a bowel blockage or a history of them. movant

you hear rush limbaugh this week saying why are we electing republican government if it's nancy pelosi and chuck schumer running capitol hill. so, this is why this vote is so important. president trump needs some victory. and that might be enough. but i'm not counting it until it happens. >> there is going to be an equal, there's going to be a handful of house members who think what if the senate never votes on this. this happened to house democrats in 2009 on cap and trade. they did the vote. with the explicit promise that the senate would and harry reid never brought that up. >> well and from what i understand, what is happening behind closed doors is that basically, they are trading in everything. and they're doing regular politicking, but with people's future and health care. i don't want to underestimate when jimmy kimmel, the fact his video has gone viral, it's because it has so many team. people get the fact the number one reason americans were going bankrupt was because they were having to pay for their health care. now, they don't have to, so to go back and revisit that, that'

rush limbaugh was teeing up that thing on 2:00. on the ride up here, turned him on for a minute.s not a happy camper. where is the trump agenda? he won the presidency. we're also not dealing with the travel ban. we're fully funding that. that is a trump policy in place already. we're refunding central american immigration programs. and basically, the major trump initiatives we're not paying attention to. no money for the wall. so, it is a head-scratcher. and, the conservative base is not going to be happy. president trump is not going to be happy. the only good part this only goes through september. president trump is very good on leverage, right? he has all the secretaries, $4 trillion budget. we own the house and senate. i hate to say next time we do better this is not good enough. president trump won a major victory on fairly clear agenda. it is not embedded in the budget. melissa: congressman dave brat. you had me going on first one but now we're depressed again. >> thank you, melissa. ashley: don't be depressed. melissa: i'm kidding. ashley: smug liberal denier, samantha bee

that and it almost seems adorable that i could sell books about politicians and people like rush limbaughike something that is just constant and then there is the, you know, allegation that you are fake news, right? you're fake news. and so this is very getting in a very different place than we've ever been kind of where it's -- i don't want to compare it to 1984, but there were, you know, wars, peace, that sort of thing. it's getting -- and that's why mueller has to get to the bottom of this. >> you mentioned 1984. does it feel overwhelming to you? >> a little bit. i don't want to go too far. but we do have -- i mean, that screen right behind you is looking at me. that frightens me. >> okay. i've got to ask you about the book. you say from page 203, other than they are all liars, they look closely at their press coverage and it's important for us to know exactly how our constituents see us. you have a quote from the back cover and i hate to do that because it seems like i didn't read the book. >> sure. >> you wrote, here's the thing you have to understand about ted cruz. i like ted cruz

then rush limbaugh and maureen doud and those that wrote about that moment filed a pool report and rush the next week talked about how phony president clinton was. i was an eyewitness to it, i was standing where that picture was taken, 20 feet away. it was legitimate. >> the point is, there's only so much you can control. now, the president has landed in saudi arabia and there are all sort of pitfalls. let me put on the screen from 2015, a tweet from candidate donald trump where he was critical of michelle obama for not wearing a head scarf at the time. do we have that? we now know that, he said that obama refused to wear a scarf. the saudis were insulted. melania didn't wear a scarf, neither did ivanka, nor did the president, president trump, hold hands with king salman today. saudi arabia has its own unique set of circumstances. >> well, there were all sorts of good reasons for the white house to pick saudi arabia for the first stop on a foreign trip. one of them was that horse escorted motorcade from king khalid international airport to the site of the coffee ceremony. saudi arabia w

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