i >> guest: let's take theble. fiscal responsibility. within the convention where every state gets one vote. you have to pass at recommendation. we move forward to the states, so what would that be. we have a balanced budget amendment that says over theced next ten years you have to move towards a balanced budget, here is one that is important. most of the time, the members of congress and senators will not make the hard choice because if they make the hard choice they mayey not get reelected. the hard part is maintaining power versus losing power. instead of continuing to borrow off the backs of people that are not even poor -- that are not even born now. it's putting the limit on wages and decreasing the wages as it has done in puerto rico. how did you make the connection between this effort with senator colburn? >> guest: that is what the states were present. they represent wade controls at $7.50 per hour they won't let people unionize. it's democracy with a difference in america that we used to have6 in the 50s and 60s.s it's very in

and i just think ignoring them at this point's probably thebl best solution.houghts. >> don't i remember joe scarborough in the audience when president trump is giving the state of the union address. been the trump's state of theto union. i o haven't been to any of these things and now all of a sudden he's part of a bad lounge act on the congo line of freaks at msnbc. it's nice to know we finally found where the liberals draw the line. they weren't bothered by bill clinton. bill clinton accused of rape and molesting, and sexually attacking women in the oval office. they said that was a personal matter. they weren't bothered by ted kennedy, the lying of the senate. they weren't bothered by another president who had an affair with a mobster's girlfriend, an east german spy, and an under age intern. the liberals and the moderates are very worked up by it. n. jacked up the ratings for that nonsensical show that i never watch. scarborough and scarborough and company. here's the bottom line, you attack a man repeatedly, who was an accomplished man, who was a man's m

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it is very possible that the government of ukraine and thebl government of russia could come to a satisfactory resolution through some structure other than minsk but would achieve the objectives of minsk, which we are committed to. so my caution is, i would want to have ourselves handcuffed to minsk if it turns out the parties decide to settle this to a different agreement.gr >> well, let me say that i hear what you are saying, but i disagree because i believe that the only thing that russia understands is. [talking over each other] and if they think that we are summit willing to relax the sanctions on them before they complied with the minsk agreement and left crimea, i think it will encourage putin to continue his bullying, and who knows where he will strike next? >> that is not our intent nor will we do the trick i back to the objectives of minsk. >> let me find ask you what is the administration done to respond to the russian assault on our presidential election? have you spoken with the present about how to prevent it fromom ever happening again? >> i have spoken to the russians directly