mr. o'neill that describes itself devoted to radical humanism and humanitarianism with individual liberty with a distinguished commentator that most recently has a duty to defend selected essays and be joined by stephanie barclay from the religious liberty fund defending young muslim women and with other practitioners of liberty. starting at the trial level and working with this case over six years and was a finalist for the year -- award of the year for her work please join me to welcome brandon and stephanie and paula. [applause] >> when we have formal debates at the constitution center i would like to have about i want you to vote why who should win constitutionally separate your political views if you think it is unfair for the gay couple in this case not to get the cake in the constitution protects the bakers right so the question of asking you to vote is does the constitution protect the bakers right to sell the cake to a gay couple? does the religious freedom of the first amendment cover the bakers writes that you will hear the debate with an open mind we will vote again when the w

o'neill was the last one that did that. harry reid said he would not run again and stayed on as senate leader. yes, that's what i'm going to do. reporter: mr. speaker, you got your long sought tax cuts and tax reform legislation approved. would you say you'll consider it to be your greatest achievement. you are not sticking around for consequence which is a trillion dollar deficit. what do you say? speaker ryan: sbrimet reform is the -- entitlement reform is the other great thing. the house passed the biggest entitlement reform ever considered in the house of representatives. do i regret the fact the senate did not pass this? yes. but i feel from all the budgets i passed, normalizing entitlement reform, pushing the cause of entitlement reform and the house passing entitlement reform, i am very proud of that fact. of course, more work needs to be done and that's entitlements. that's where the work needs to be done and i will keep fighting for this. reporter: mr. speaker, the chance you might become speaker come november if the democrats take the house factor at all? speaker ryan: none whatsoever actually. i didn't take this job to get the g

mr. jackson. molly? molly: ellison, thank you. eric: for more on this and the political impact of this escalating feud, let's bring in a columnist for national review magazine. john, this reminds me that as tip o'neillocal, going after senator tester who could be in a tough race. >> well, the decision is going to be made largely on local issues. montana is an agricultural and mining state, those will be far more important than a veterans administration choice. however, i think this does go to senator tester's temperament. this is a hair trigger decision he made to rely on unattributed sources to attack the character of a white house physician. by the way who served president obama very loyally for four years. eric: how come we didn't hear about it then, while president obama was in the oval office? and it comes up now when president trump is in the oval office. >> one reason may be is apparently the two worst charges aren't true. the secret service they have no record of complaints. >> the democrats say 23 people came forward with allegations >> tell me their names. >> he wasn't involved in three accidents. >> i think there will probably be a television ad sometime between now and november in monta