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let's bring in trump transition team vice chair marcia blackburn to weigh in. what was your reaction to what james comey said? >> i tell you what, james comey had his grand eruption, if you will, in front of the senate committee today, and i thought it was just mind-boggling that he would sit there and say this and admit that they had politicized this investigation. he had a criminal investigation in place and was told to refer to it simply as a matter. that is like, liz, i'm saying something would be an inconvenience. i just thought how astounding is this? i thought the entire testimony showed how political he was and what an ego he has. liz: yeah, congressman, you make a good point here because the clinton campaign did pick up on that use of the term matter. the clinton campaign said it is an fbi matter. this came down from the obama administration through loretta lynch. what could happen with the hillary clinton e-mail probe now given the new bombshell disclosure? >> you know, i think what you're going to see with this is a circling back to looking what the

thank you so much, marcia blackburn, good to see you, congresswoman. go back to the panel. betsy mccaughey, ford o'connell and robin biro, along with foundation for liberty, american greatness founder nick adams. i would like to get your reaction, nick to what we heard there. obviously it was a difficult press conference for sarah sanders huckabee. she took it in stride. handled it well. by performance accounts did a very good job. handed a difficult set of facts given the president got unwelcomed attention via tweet this morning. >> never a dull day, trish. lots happened today. i'm sure lots will happen again tomorrow. look this is the way that president trump operates. anybody that has watched him, anybody that observed him, knows that this is precisely how he responds, and how he reacts when he feels that he is being attacked, he does fight fire with fire. in light of the situation right now in america, there is a war for american values. there is a kind of war that is raging and i've got to say, i'm one of these people thinks that the president should keep tweeting. i w

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he's from your district, so -- >> we have heard from congressman marcia blackburn, claudia tenney fromew york, they get threats routinely. do you personally get threats? >> sure, i have had them over the years. liz: are they getting worse? the threats increasing in number. congressman bost: remember, i'm only in my second term. they're worse than i had in the statehouse, let's say that. so you know, but we've got to stop this. we really do. you know what? and i've said this so many times to the media. with this job, conflict is inevitable. combat is optional. we're going to discuss, we're going to debate. we may even become frustrated but we've got to show that we can work together even if we disagree, the system is set up for people to disagree but come together as a nation. we've got to stop all of this. now is it social media? is it the 24 hour news network? it's a whole lot put together. and we have to be the ones to take the lead and show that, look, i might disagree on this policy, but that doesn't mean i hate you. it means they disagree. liz: exactly. congressman bost: so we've

david: we had a republican congresswoman on, marcia blackburn, she is not anti-republican by any stretchet that she hadn't seen it. colleagues in the house have been unaware what is going on there? >> okay. the house had their shot at this. they passed their bill. now the senate's turn. we have a process we've been going through to get as much, sort of input as we can from all republican senators and we're in the final stages now of having a bill crafted that will be available tomorrow, hopefully get scored by congressional budget office over the weekend. if everything goes well, have it on the floor next week for a vote in the united states senate. but it is time to turn the page on this fail obamacare system, david. david: no, i understand. we're going to talk about that in a moment but i'm just wondering, congresspeople, people in the house didn't have much say in it, have you been taking any instructions or advice from the trump administration? >> well, we've had, sure, the trump administration, the trump, and his team have been involved in this too. again we have, we know where the

you heard people say today -- on this network earlier i heard someone day, marcia blackburn saying thatseemed emotional, comey seemed emotional and she was worried about his lack of strength. and of course you have all kinds of people coming out of the woodwork to say that comey should have been the one to tell donald it was wrong, which is something that you also hear in the same kind of situations with the sexual predator. and you know, if he was so worried about it, you know, why did he -- -- weird way because comey is 6'8" and guy, ha, ha. this is abuse of power. i've been saying it all week. an abuse of power is always obscene. there is always something obscene when someone with power bends a person with less power to their will. we need to recognize that. the way we are talking about it now is perfect. i hope we can maintain some outrage about this, because it is obscene. it is obscene the way that trump is behaving right now. >> joan a quick last word. >> he knows no boundaries. he has always gotten his way. power is power. power is all he knows. there was something very humiliat

marcia blackburn just a few days ago introduced a bill. i think the acronym is the browser act. it deals with privacy. one thing it does, would have the effect of doing, is relocating or locating the authority to regulate privacy with the ftc for the internet players, right? let's assume that you think that's a good thing. but another thing that the bill does is that it requires opt-in rather than opt-out for activities that are assumed to be sensitive like web browsing, i think, and apps usage, hist y history, things that the ftc has not considered sensitive enough to require opt-in. and i think that perhaps several of you -- i'm not sure. you can let us know, but previously i think you may well have had objections to requiring opt-in for that type of information. so that's what i really want to focus on, not the quality of treatment but specifically on whether you agree with the opt-in requirement and chairman blackburn's proposed bill. >> let's break it down and talk about where that all came from, right? where i believe all of that came from and chairwoman blackburn's bill w

congressman marcia blackburn with us today, republican, state of tennessee, you're reaction to what theut there last night in the middle of his speech? >> yes. what he is saying, we welcome those who wish our country well, and want to come here to be a part of prosperity, making a great life. but, what we don't want is to have the welfare system be a burden to hard-working taxpayers. he is being at thatting about fairness. he is talking about equity. actually, stuart, what he is doing, building on a clinton era, a 1996 welfare reform law. stuart: he is also saying, i believe, that you can't come here in the first place unless you can show that you have got enough money to sustain yourself for five years. >> right. stuart: so on the front end as well as the back end of the restrictions. >> that is exactly right. as you know individuals who choose to emigrate here, according to the state department website, be able to come here with a sponsor who is a family member, or a relative, or someone who is going to help them, walk with them through that immigration process. stuart: real fast, you