. >> in the early morning today governor romney communicated him ramsey clark and told of the extreme disorder in detroit, michigan. the attorney general kept me advised her of the morning. at 10:50 six this morning i received a wire from governor romney officially requesting that federal troops be dispatched to michigan. ats wire was 10 at sent 10:46 a.m.. this morning i instructed the secretary of defense to initiate the movement of the troops that the governor had requested. at the same time, i advised the governor by telegram that the troops would be sent to southbridge -- selfridge air force ace and be available to report and assist some 8000 michigan national guardsmen and the several thousand state and local police under the command of governor romney and the mayor of detroit. i informed the governor that these troops would arrive this afternoon. i also informed the governor dancemmediately mr. cyrus as a special assistant would proceed to detroit for conferences with the governor and other officials. this plan proceeded as scheduled. approximately 5000 federal troops were on t

president johnson: in the early morning today governor romney communicated with ramsey clark and told him of the extreme disorder in detroit, michigan. the attorney general kept me advised her of the morning. at 10:56 this morning i received a wire from governor romney officially requesting that federal troops be dispatched to michigan. this wire was sent at 10:46 a.m. this morning i instructed the secretary of defense to initiate the movement of the troops that the governor had requested. at the same time, i advised the governor by telegram that the troops would be sent to selfridge air force ace and be available to report and assist some 8000 michigan national guardsmen and the several thousand state and local police under the command of governor romney and the mayor of detroit. i informed the governor that these troops would arrive this afternoon. i also informed the governor that immediately mr. cyrus vance as a special assistant would proceed to detroit for conferences with the governor and other officials. this plan proceeded as scheduled. approximately 5000 federal troops were

the loss of shame and celebration of greed mitt -- george romney son never turn down the raise. that is a cultural change so they get tens of millions or should you?. >> that is interesting legislation and not just for those usual suspects but under bill clinton with those measures the you describe as well-intentioned i am not sure i agree. [laughter] but those specific aspects are fascinating. there is so much good stuff you have to read the whole thing. the talk about the stock options and what happened with the argument of the tax reform bill. >> win bush went to japan japan, as election coverage coverage, he will with a lot of american ceos and instead of trying to make more trade is a difference between the japanese ceos. american ceos at that time were 175 so that they would make this a campaign and he said we will clamp down on the excess co pay anything over a million dollars is not tax deductible. so clinton in got elected and bin business groups started to lobby him and said if the pay is connected with performance then this is america. id tax incentives and performanc

care mitt romney that ran for president he instituted in massachusetts and it was put together by the heritage foundation was first introduced to the united states public in nine hundred seventy two i richard nixon the democrats' health care plan was rolled out by harry truman in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and it was single pair and so i mean those are the two clear positions that either one of which you can construct something around lacking those two i don't know what the republicans have other than let's just go back to the bad old days where we're all getting essentially screwed by the insurance kind of stuff i wouldn't be so easy on trump i mean this is the guy who wrote the art of the deal he didn't write the art of the deal he hell is going to write or he had a ghostwriter he put his name on the art of the deal and we're see why it was a ghostwriter and not him that wrote it he has failed to really engage capitol hill in any sort of meaningful way but on the other hand you're right i mean the heritage foundation supported the individual mandate they pushed it in rom

george romney was chairman of american motors the fourth largest car company so romney senior turndown in $100,000 bonus after he told the board'' mack no executive needed to make more than $225,000 per year that would be 1.4 million of today's dollars. he turned that down over five years that is 20 percent of his pay. what happened?. >> at the basic level of the company when george romney was the ceo you had shareholders but there were employees, governments all these different people with a stake in the company to be cognizant of their needs then along came the disciple in jensen has the of philosophy that the only thing that matters is the share price. to be a sophisticated economist with these analytics but business took this and said that sounds right. so over 20 years a complete shift with the business roundtable and in the '70s talking about the stakeholders with shareholder value that is a euphemism so don't give a share to about anything except yourself. that is the idea of shareholder value there was a cultural shift with the loss of shame and celebration of greed. george rom

i think the big break happened with the candidacy of mitt romney. with trump in poland today you , might remember when mitt romney was on a foreign trip during his campaign. you had reporters from cnn, "washington post," and "new york times" chasing after him. i don't even remember what the supposed problem was, but they were shouting, what about your gaffes? they were screaming it. and you have candy crowley helping obama when mitt romney had him on the ropes. you had mitt romney's effort to make sure he had good qualified women in his administration in massachusetts treated as if it were something very misogynistic. of women"ers full being shorthand about his war on women, when he talked about the problem of removing work requirements from welfare, he was called a racist. again, republicans and conservative voters are used to this. even someone as previously the left by the media as john mccain was slowly transformed into a hitler-like representation during his campaign against obama. but when it happened to mitt romney, a squeaky clean, nice, com

and you have candy crowley helping obama when mitt romney had them on the road, you had mitt romney's effort to make sure he had good qualified women in his administration in massachusetts treated as if it were something misogynistic. when he talked about the problem of removing work requirements from welfare he was called a racist. again, republicans and conservative voters are used to this. even someone as previously beloved as sean mccain was transformed into hitler like representation during his campaign against obama. when it happens mitt romney, squeaking clean, nice, completely moderate from massachusetts. they realize the media would do it anyone. the same time you have obama scandal. during the first and second term they were barely covered much less given the regular attention that political scandals are given. when the irs revealed that actors in the agency, some were frequent visitors to the white house had targeted conservative opponents of obama unlimited there ability to have tax-exempt status it was treated as if it was no big deal. even though it was a scandal that wa

group, tag romney, hedge fund manager, son of mitt romney.ay out here in idaho. liz: that is a major. a lot of people thought it was narrowed down, and you got it from the horse's mouth. charlie, has there been a jared and ivanka sighting? >> we saw them. it was weird, i was stuffing my face, and i saw jared -- [laughter] i saw ca, and the picture's in the new york post, because i was right there when she was walking. i saw ivanka and ken land gone, the financier -- liz: oh, yeah. >> walking right by me. but, you know, i was eating. i didn't want to go off my rear end. liz: such a dedicate reporter. [laughter] hey, it's a beautiful, bucolic picture i behind you. seen any wildlife, any creatures? >> well, you know -- >> watch your heels, charlie. liz: can you hear that, charlie? [laughter] we hear a rattler. >> there were rattlesnakes behind me -- [laughter] i'm not kidding you! i heard or the rattle. liz: we're playing it right now, but i think you were overdramatizing -- >> fox eos me an apology. -- owes me an apology. they stuck me in the w

i think a big break happen with the candidacy of mitt romney, with president trump in poland today we might remember when that romney was on a foreign trip during his campaign, and you have reported some cnn, "washington post" and "new york times" chasing after him. i don't remember what the supposed problem was that they were shouting at him what about your gas? screening it. you at candy crowley helping obama with come when mitt romney had them on the ropes over the ghazi during a debate. you admit from these effort to make sure he had good qualified women in his administration in massachusetts treated as if it were something o misogynistic wh binders full of women being short and for his war on women. when he talked about the problem of removing work requirements from welfare, he was called a racist. again republican and conservative voters are used to this. even someone as previously beloved by the media as john mccain was slowly transformed into hitler like representations during his campaign against obama. but when it happened to mitt romney, a squeaky clean i'm fairly lying nic

mitt romney had an enormous advantage. i beat romney in south carolina and they spent $15 billion beating me in florida and they knew it was life and death, and a new york times story about one of romney's advisers saying if you don't eviscerate gingrich he will be the nominee. that may be true. i didn't have the resource advantage. trump had enough resources at any time you couldn't knock him out but he did something i couldn't have done. one of the great acts of genius in american politics comparable to fdr inventing the fireside chat. no one in the city, this is why i wrote "understanding trump". what nobody understands is donald j trump had a primetime television show for 13 years. it was the top show in the country for four years. because it wasn't on pbs and didn't follow downton abbey nobody in the city understood that. nobody in this city said the day he announced, a guy who knows television that will is by definition formidable. what trump had learned, he writes about this in the art of the deal, pretty decisively

you have all of these character who have these things. 47%. >> mitt romney. >> that got mitt romney in that mitt romney saying that. and that also, there's a chapter in there motivated by some of that. >> it really is fascinating and so good to see you. best of luck with this. >> thanks so much. >> good luck with that guy in the morning. i'm sorry about that. >> chris cuomo is not that bad. he has really good days and he's funny and also handsome. >> you can say that because you have to work with him. i don't. >> oh, my god. you love him. you guys have a bromance. >> he's my bratty kid brother. "amanda wakes up," by alison camera ta. it's fascinating. thank you. thanks for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does

after listing guns and abortion he said and i quote, voter id which is going to allow governor romney to win the state of pennsylvania, done. a federal court in washington, d.c. throwing out a texas law stated it would impose strict, unforgiving burdens on to the poor. remember, under that texas law a state university id was not adequate proof but a state issued concealed weapons permit was. in wisconsin 2015 the chief of staff of the leading republican state senator resigned after attending it the caucus in which some legislators were giddy over state voter id laws on minority college students. as you know an appellate federal court stated based on official state government e-mails that lawmakers had targeted in their new voting loss. african-americans with almost surgical precision. let me be frank. voter fraud did not become an issue in north carolina as in other places until people of color started to cast ballots in record numbers and become a number of greater urgency with a candidacy for presidency of barack obama. what are the outs faced with these changes to go against them a

in michigan, governor george romney called in the national guard. nationally, president lyndon johnson appointed an 11-member advisory commission on civil disorders aimed to identify the root causes. it was chaired by illinois governor otto kerner. after a seven-month investigation, the kerner commission's conclusions were devastating. our country was deeply divided between black and white -- unequal, unstable, unfair. the last surviving member, of the kerner commission is former oklahoma senator fred harris, now 86 years old. why did president johnson want to start the commission? fred harris: well, we were having these terrible disorders, riots all over the country. the worse were of course were in detroit and newark. nobody knew how it was going to end and whether it would be a kind of continuing thing. was it a harbinger of things to come. and so, he said, i want you to say what happened, why did it happen and what can be done to keep it from happening again and again. what we found in the kerner report was as for example here in detroit or in o

governor george romney, the father of mitt romney, ordered the michigan army national guard into detroitand president lyndon b. johnson sent in both the 82nd and 101st airborne divisions. amy: at the height of the detroit rebellion on july 28, 1967, president johnson appointed a national advisory commission on civil disorders to investigate the root causes of the unrest. the final report, known as the kerner commission, famously concluded that the united states was "moving toward two societies, one black, one white -- separate and unequal." the rebellions reshaped both newark and detroit and marked the beginning of an era of african-america political empowerment. three years later in 1970, newark elected its first black mayor, kenneth gibson. then in 1974, coleman young became the first black mayor of detroit. today the mayor of newark is ras baraka, the son of the famed poet and writer amiri baraka who was arrested during the 1967 newark rebellion. this is the late amiri baraka and the documentary "revolution 67, speaking about what happened to him during the unrest 50 years ago. sudden

we do have some warnings so romney and kaiser under severe warning until 6:45 including grant county abshire and mineral county moving east southeast at 38 miles per hour. this is what we are seeing in winchester and across the junction nothing crazy heavy but some heavy downpours it is very tropical outside and this is moving east so purcellville you could see a shower 6:56 and leesburg a shower of 7:00. we will keep the chance of a shower or thunderstorm tonight and the best chance in the immediate metro about 8:00 pm and this could affect the game we could have a brief delay. hot but less humid tomorrow with an isolated thunderstorm. fantastic on sunday warmth with less humidity and big-time heat roles in on tuesday. tonight 8:00 mostly showers light across i-95 maryland and by tomorrow morning sunshine in the 70s and by 10:00 lower 80s and by lunchtime upper 80s around 90 but less humidity and sunshine. 70s to start tomorrow, 84 by 11:00, 86 by 1:00. picture-perfect sunday at 87 degrees even monday is okay and 91 with isolated storms we probably won't issue a yellow weather alert

. >> we're here at the request of governor romney, we are going to go down and meet with him to set outplans for support systems. the governor has arranged for it. , pleaseircumstances send the troops into detroit. is --usual >> you will call later when he has more to say. sounds]ter >> governor. premature to is predict at this time with the night will bring but we hope peace and security will be restored and things can get back to normal. siren] >> get out of the way. >> my grandmother's house at the projects, i was coming down the sidewalk and there was a burst of fire. i was hit in the leg. but ities, he got hit was not too bad. >> what was your reaction? pavement.to the >> are you bewildered or angry? it is rightthink for my people to be acting the way they are. there is fighting over here, we need to get together over there so people will not be fighting a yards.their back [sirens] [sirens] >> everybody get out. [indiscernible conversation] [no audio] [indiscernible conversation] >> we're going to use -- [traffic noise, corn -- horns honking] curtise waiting here for -- >> did you

through the yard because at the end of february romney dropped out of the race.nd richard nick son was alone. and that was followed thin by nelson rockefeller supposed to get in he got out of the race. and then began what we call crazy march. gene mccarthy won 42% of the vote against lbj people don't remember. lbj was a write-in and didn't have his name on the ballot i don't know what political intellect thought that u. anyhow mccarthy got 42 to lbj49 and next right after that happened we wanted, of course, a landslide. right after that happened bobby kennedy in the senate went to the senate -- it same senate room where jack declared for president. declared for the nomination and around march 17th few day after new hampshire. and then -- richard nixon had had me at the end of -- at end of march -- had had me waiting at an airport laguardia to report on him on what lyndon johnson said on his speech when vietnam because we had canceledded our speech i'm waiting in that limousine, and i'm listening to and -- listening to -- lbj that's when he announced he wasn't goi

he was the policy director for the romney-ryan campaign and governor mitt romney chief policy adviserom california. are we going to look back on this moment as the beginning upon which palm was restored -- calm was restored at this white house? do you think there is energy left for actual policy? >> i think that this white house has removed the term slow news day from all of our lexicons. this is a remarkable period. i think the general kelly will be a great leader for the white house. the challenge continues to be you have a president who remains highly unpredictable. but will continue to drive some degree of instability. on policy ision can they focusing on one big a competent? they thought they could focus on bigacare repeal and -- one accomplishment? they thought they could focus on obamacare repeal and replace, now it looks to be tax reform. joe: there is a divide between the trump white house and the establishment republican party. i wonder if that is just a dated term and that is -- that it is all the trump republican party and what we call the establishment, the mitt romneys o

the 1980s called, they want their foreign policy back making fun of mitt romney. was saying russia's not a threat and all of a sudden it is. >> romney was absolutely right. and the problem that romney had, he had a good debate and folded on the last debate. he should be pounding that over and over and over again, and he's right. the russians vo prove they're good guys. they're the only ones who invaded the country recent times. liz: google's deep mind artificial robot has taught itself to walk. now, this is pretty amazing. the technology wasn't told how to walk. it just learned itself how to walk. i mean, this is kind of revolutionary in robotics. it is a development. let's check google stock closing the day in the green. next up, news we did not know about. london chief of police said they stopped five terror attacks that were just minutes away from being carried out in england. now if terrorists had been successful in those attacks, the number since january would have been more than double. has my next guest wondering what is going on that we don't know about? d

federalso ways system does not exactly match what they did in massachusetts when it was originally called romney care and it was quite successful out there. that is the conversation that we should be having an a think most -- and ierican people think most of the american people want to work on solutions and to work in this constructive way and not just have a bill that is for a political win. host: congressman brendan boyle, with us for about the next 25 minutes. taking your calls. democrats, (202)-748-8000, republicans, (202)-748-8001, independents, (202)-748-8002. the fiscal 2018 budget released. how would you describe that budget? guest: it is very disappointing to me. there are so many different areas we can focus on. let me take out one in particular and that is infrastructure. last budgeti will committee meeting with mick mulvaney, i highlighted this area. donald trump talked about a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. people want to see compromise? a $1willing to support trillion infrastructure plan. we need more than that, if you look at all the reports from international engineers. they ge

at 10:56 this morning i received a wire from governor romney officially requesting that federal troops be dispatched to michigan. this wire was sent at 10:46 a.m. 1

. >> [gunshots] >> we're here at the request of governor romney, we are going to go downtown and meetith him and mayor kavanaugh to set out specific plans for support systems. the governor has arranged for it. >> what circumstances will it take to send troops into detroit? >> we will have to wait and see what happens. >> is their general criteria you will be examining? how unusual is -- >> thank you. >> he will call later when he has more to say. >> [helicopter sounds] >> [indiscernible] >> mayor, governor. all right. >> i think it is premature to predict at this time with the -- what the night will bring but we devoutly hope that peace and security will be restored and things can get back to normal. as rapidly as possible. >> federal troops will be in the city as of tonight. >> they will. >> [police siren] >> [inaudible] >> get out of the way. >> make a whole -- a hole. >> [indiscernible] >> my grandmother's house at the projects, i was coming down the sidewalk going to the next building, and there was a burst of fire from the top of the building. i didn't know it -- which one it cam

endorsed romney, was on the campaign trail with mitt romney, came out hard. supporter, as far as i know.ng we need more blue collar real americans in the senate, so if he wants to get in there and run, god love him. d >> he wants to continue to be the voice for taxpaying, hard working americans and let people like stavino know that we -- >> if donald trump can be president, kid rock can be senator. elizabeth warren wouldn't have tried to raise money off of him. if he can keep his act together and maintain seriousness on policy, then if he wins the nomination for the republican party, which i think he will based off of name recognition and money and excitement and free media, then when he gets into the general against the democrat, he peels off blacks, he peels off young voters, he peels off blue color democrats.r there's a big threat that i think the democrats are underestimating here, and i think he gets all the newspaper endorsements because all these editors want to have kid rock headlines. >> he better get uncle cracker to run with him. [laughter] >> who'

second, romney had an enormous advantage. i beat ronnie in south carolina and they spent $15 million beating me in florida. they knew it was life and death. the new york times story about one of romney's advisers the day after south carolina saying if you don't eviscerate gingrich he is going to be the nominee. i didn't have the resources. trump had enough resources at any time you couldn't knock him out but in addition trump did something i couldn't have done. i look back on it as one of the great actss of genius in american politics comparable to fdr inventing the fireside chat. nobody in the city, this is part of what i wrote, "understanding trump". donald trump had a primetime television show for 13 years. the top show in the country for four years. because it wasn't on pbs and didn't follow downton abbey nobody understood that. nobody in this city -- a guy who knows television that well is by definition formidable. what trump had learned and he writes about this in the art of the deal pretty decisively, what trump had le

they came up with a smart idea, said governor romney, you have a much better chance of being elected president if you do what no other governor has ever done and that is to cover everybody in your state for health care. you say well, that's an interesting idea. they looked around for ideas, and what did they come up with? they came up with an idea that was actually raised, suggested by the heritage foundation. the heritage foundation found its way to this body in 1993 in legislation introduced by republican senator john chafee from rhode island that called for doing five things. number one, creating exchanges, marketplaces in every state where people who didn't have coverage could be part of a large group, and buy their coverage, get their coverage. number two, the folks who bought their coverage on the exchange might be eligible for a sliding scale tax credit, low-income people would get a better tax credit, reducing their premiums than people whose income was higher. number three, the idea of an individual mandate, if people had to get their coverage, they would have to pay a fine.

but president romney would have been a terrific assets for our country. >> let me pause the discussionl fit in break. when we come back i not only want to get to health care. one of the members of the panel has a personal story to tell. we're back with that right after this. >>> from my perspective, it does for the make sense to do a major rewrite of a vital entitlement program without having any hearings or consideration of the implications. so that's something that is a major reason that i find myself unable to support the bill. >> republican senator susan collins of maine emerges as a mover on this area. one of two republicans if i recally against the new version of the senate health care bill. senator rand paul of kentucky also opposes the law in the current form. that's important, remember 52 seat majorities republicans in the senate now down to 50. if they debt one more defectsen in the no uncles there is no chance to pass without some absolute magic by mitch mcconnell. lonnie dona and coronell are with us. congresswoman edwards, you revealed in the "washington post" you are livi

i think of mitt romney who called russia our biggest geopolitical foe and got laughed at.at would it have taken for his campaign manager for his son tad romney to go into a meeting with a russian without vetting that russian and who that was and without mitt knowing or john mccain who knows that vladimir putin is a kgb thug. this is happening because the trumps think they are above the law. rules don't apply to them. >> that's a very good question, kevin madden, the appropriate person to answer that. what do you make of that, kevin? >> well. >> by the way, you were the. >> big problems here. >> explain your role with the romney campaign and that's why i said you were the perfect person. >> i was a communications adviser and senior adviser on both the 2008 and 2012 campaigns. look, i mean every campaign i've worked on and i worked on the 2004 re-elect, they had two things very important to avoid things like this, which is they had a vetting process and there was vetting from everything from venues to people who wanted to be associated with the campaign or who had informatio

i just started at the rnc, it was after the mitt romney lost, and i knew that there was so much that we could get done at the rnc, and obviously i was still going to be working hard and it was great that we did, because obviously we are able to build in the rnc and work with president trump and making sure that we won the election in 2016. he is doing great things. and i think it is a good day for president trump. getting a person in that is a comms director that he believes in. really a fresh start is a good thing. sean did a great job. he is a dear friend as everybody knows. it is good to start fresh. so sean gets to start fresh. anthony gets to start fresh. and most importantly, the president gets to start fresh. that is a good thing. >> sean: you are close with sean you guys worked at the rnc together. i've known you both for a long time. sean says he did not spend a lot of time thinking about it. but it came to him, and he felt it was the right thing to do. the president tried to keep him. was that a hard day for you on a personal level because you were so close to them? >> yes,

it's the famous remark obama said to mitt romney: you know what that is?> i do. >> the reason putin and russia has any strength is because democrats ignored his expassion into the balic space. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i think at the moment you guys are running away from the news of the day. >> we are doing it in the lead of the show. >> no, no, what you are doing is saying it doesn't matter . >> am not saying -- >> charles the chairman of the senate judiciary submit said the man identified in the meeting today was a self-acknowledged russian spy. >> and also an american citizen. >> a spy. >> you assume everybody is a spy. >> when you had the box on your head. >> [laughing] >> don't body slam him, juan. msnbc's reid is making wild accusations about the republican party. that's next. >> it seems like nothing is off the table for msnbc host joy reid when it comes to slamming the republican party. she caused an uproar going after congressm congressman steve. scali scalise. now latching out again. >> donald trump doesn't invent the republican party. the rep

he had all of these characters, 47% -- >> mitt romney. >> got mitt romney in trouble.et about those things. >> right. in fact it was a cellphone catching mitt romney saying that, and that also -- there's a chapter in there motivated by some of that. >> it is really fascinating. it is so good to see you, my friend. >> you too. >> best of luck with in. >> thank you, my dear. great to see you. >> good luck with that guy in the morning. >> chris cuomo? he's not that bad. he has really good days and he's funny and also handsome. >> you can say that because you have to work with him, i don't. >> oh, my. you love him! you guys have a bromance. >> he is my bratty kid brother. make sure you go out and get her novel. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. debate is underway, but just after one vote it is clear republicans have a long road ahead if they want to pass a new health care law. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. >> a stinging public rebuke of the attorney jeb. the president trump now being urged to tone down his tv

at 10:56 this morning i received a wire from governor romney officially requesting that federal troops be dispatched to michigan.

all this talk about russia, a survey of states where donald trump surged and did better than mitt romney in 2012 by nbc news and "the wall street journal" shows that he is holding firm with his base. mark murray joins us now. mark, let's talk about the numbers here and what you found in this very unusual study that you did of some of these red states. >> that's right, andrea. we take a unique look at the different kind of counties that fueled donald trump's presidential victory in 2016. there are two types of counties, one, the ones that he flipped that went barack obama in 2012 and then for donald trump in 2016, and then those county where is there was a big surge where he way outperformed mitt romney in 2012. andrea, overall, you end up having donald trump's approval rating at 50% in these counties, 16 states, more than 400 of these counties, 16 states, ones that are very competitive ones. so that's a much higher approval rating than we ended up seeing in "the washington post," for example, that had donald trump's approval rating at 36%. there's an interesting story inside these number

i remember looking at barack obama when he said to mitt romney, the 1980s want their foreign policy backwing love to the russians, hillary clinton with the reset button. the ones who have loved the russians have been the democrats. to now say when obama was there they were great friends, but now trump is there they're a hostile state. i agree, they're no froend of the u.s. i want to be clear on that. to report this -- >> to follow your logic, they're no friend to the u.s., so meeting with them as somebody who sends an e-mail saying this is from the highest level of government, that's okay? >> my question is what are they trying to do? if this is information about money that went to the dnc from russians, we're okay with that -- >> you know don junior was looking for dirt on hillary clinton, that's what the e-mails say. >> if hillary clinton has done something wrong, if she committed a crime, if there was information you would get with what bill clinton did in greasing the skids for uranium one when hillary clinton was secretary of state, i'm okay -- >> you would trust the russians to giv

this is a tweet from mitt romney. want to share that with everybody. mitt romney saying, spoke with this morning with john mccain at john mccain re his health, tax reform, syria. a true timex hero, he takes a licking and keeps on ticking. that's the john mccain we all know and respect and wish him well. they need his vote, but need him more than just his vote, they need his brain and his spunk and his intelligence, especially on russia and a lot of other stuff. >> classic mitt romney too, i might say. but, yes. and, look, as we talked about yesterday, the halls of congress not quite the same with john mccain missing. i think there are senators on both sides of the aisle who would feel that way. and, look, i think, you know, he has been -- he's somebody -- he and mcconnell have been around a long time. they know each other. mcconnell's office is frustrated by mccain's willingness to say what he thinks. often in very quotable terms. and so that has been something that has frustrated them from time to time. at the end of the day, mccain has usually been w

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what nobody wants to be honest about is that obamacare was romney care already had a bunch of really good republican ideas in there and they act like romney's ideas are socialism well and then the most popular parts of the obamacare are the more socialistic ones you know just like tell the insurance companies you've got to let kids stay on for twenty to twenty six years although that's just pure government mandate if i love that stuff it's all these markets and all that weird stuff that the republicans said they like it's not working and so you can't make it more republican and the stuff that's the real democratic stuff or by legs it's just a mess and so i think it's going to be we're going to have to the butt heads a little bit more until somebody come forward with a good idea this year. probably in the fall later in the fall if this last little effort fails somebody will come forward will live in clude parts of obamacare will have to well listen there are some parts of obamacare that if you try to take them away from americans now they think you were violating the constitution thro

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