joe manchin has said he won't do that, not just because of d.c. statehood, it would then put them on the spot for terrible things like the green new deal which was devastate his state's economy were packing the supreme court or anything else on the far left of the democratic agenda which is a reminder that they have a radical agenda but they actually have historically small margins. 50/50 in the senate and nancy pelosi has the smallest margin in the house in decades. >> tucker: if you are putting your hopes in joe manchin, you've reached a pretty desperate place, no offense to joe manchin but seriously, he should not be in control of america. do you think now, it may be some of the strategists at the white house who should be paying more attention to those senate races in georgia rather than trying to relitigate the results in pennsylvania. this has real consequences for the rest of us who have to stay here. >> the georgia races were consequential, that's why a campaign to so much, it would be much better to have a republican majority and not have

i think joe manchin is a very professional politician and knows how to play his state. i think you are going to see a massive spend across the board there is not a lot of rein that's going to be pulled in on the spending area. for the most part inflation is the ey you have to be a buyer of the banks. rates are moving higher. we haven't seen this environment for such a long time i don't think people are going to understand how to react to it if you look where we have come from since the summer, the value trade of where the banks are have taken the market by storm people aren't really sure what to make of it which means that it's going to go a lot further than people think. >> brian kelly, i know you like to be a contrarian oftentimes. being a contrarian today would mean positioning yourself forward stronger dollar and lower yield. is that in you at all? >> certainly -- yes, i'm always looking for the bus that i can't see. you never get hit by the bus you can see, so i am always looking for the bus you can't see. i think morgan stanley in the financials are okay. however,

the one list i didn't see was joe manchin. i bet you tonight that mitch mcconnell this morning is going to be having big conversations to get him to change partisans. he's talked about that 2 -three years ago. i bet that pressure is on right now because joe manchin will be in a tough place with the progressive liberal movement coming out of the house and senate, doesn't fit the values of west virginia. the rebel can the party is a better home for him. with that said, if you look at

it is hard for me to disentangle the case about joe manchin just by sheer partisan polarization, joe manchin is likely in the final term. voters are not casting state tickets, i think the electoral state is pretty majority baked -- pretty much already baked in, independent of this vote. but i don't think senators paid an individual consequence on procedure and is a little bit too abstract to understand. voters think about policy but i don't think voters care whether you get a certain policy in a senate with the filibuster in senate without. i think they render judgment on the parties and the candidates on the basis of policy positions and what the majority they will deliver. >> i basically agree with much of what carlos said, i do think in the procedural questions i describe of them being in the weeds. that is sort of how it is. i can tell you as a longtime senate staffer, tom -- sometimes it is hard to get senators issued -- get senators interested in the issue. there was for a very long time in the senate history is a kind of sensitivity to things that were just procedural. there w

senator joe manchin, welcome to firing line. >> good to be with you, margaret. thank you for having me. you've said that while there is no doubt that president trump should be impeached, it doesn't make any common sense to pursue this coursef action since a trial wouldn't start until after president trump leaves office. and you've even called impeachment ill-advised. is that still your position? >> i really do, i feel very strongly about that. and you know, out of respect to all of my other colleagues on both sides of the aisle, how they might feel, the bottom line is we have to start healing our country. we have to start healing it and that's not giving the president or any of his accomplices a pass at all. i think the judicial system will be very much involved in this investigation. i think there could be criminal charges coming to many people, even the president if he's broken the law. and all of that will come due. but you can't jump to conclusions and expedite something from a political position. because all it does is further entrenches the people who beli

how do they actually do joe manchin? >> over a lot of conversations. we have the senate vaccinated at this point. we're going to see the democrats and republicans starting to hold their luncheons again, especially on the republican side. it is through conversation, through seeing each other in the hallways and saying, are you ok with this? i usually talk about this as a fragile flower of consensus. it comes together but a little bit of a push and pull, a little pushback, and that fragile flower can break apart real quick. the things they're also looking at is maybe bringing back earmarks for this congress, because when you have earmarks, not for a specific company but for specific states and districts, you get buy-in from these members. someone like a joe manchin is happy to go along if it is good for the state of west virginia, and i would say the same for a number of these other senators. lisa: i like that, fragile flower of consensus, and people to just -- and pete addressed congress members yesterday about the need to upgrade the nation infrastruct

joe manchin, democratic senator from west virginia who joins us now. welcome back to special report. >> good to be with you. how are you? >> bret: doing well. happy new year. i want to talk to you first about the impeachment effort. the house it seems is going to vote the day after tomorrow on impeachment. it seems like house speaker nancy pelosi is going to have the votes. is there any scenario where you see that the u.s. senate would try and convict president trump? >> i don't see any of that because there are still what he ate democrats until we see raphael warnock and jon ossoff. so until that happens, you need 67 votes. we have 19 republicans. i don't see that and i think the house should know that also. we've been trying to send that message over. they know the votes aren't there. i think this is so ill-advised for joe biden to be coming in, trying to heal the country, try to be the president of all the people when we are so divided and fighting again. if what the judicial system do its job and we are country to roll along, that's a bedrock of wh

when it comes to this climate change policy, which kills american union jobs, people like joe manchin and west virginia would have questions and problems with the climate change agenda. it's interesting joe biden ran as a moderate, and aoc is now praising this plan as something that biden supports, when joe biden continuously said that he doesn't support the green new deal, although he does support some climate change legislation or executive orders. now we know his vice president kamala harris, who agrees, is getting what they want when it comes to this overwhelming takeover of the federal government in terms of climate change, going after every aspect of american life, and you can justify it by saying that it's environmentally friendly. >> juan: let's talk about jobs. i was looking at numbers. bank of america's outlook 5% growth in 2021, goldman sachs says unemployment will drop in 2021. others are saying they may have full unemployment in this country by 2021 with the climate change and a stimulus package. how do you understand it? >> greg: i don't. [laughter] i don't buy it. ameri

. >> bret: democrat joe manchin there with us earlier weeks ago. yesterday was pretty much overlooked that democrats won both races in georgia and took control of the u.s. senate. now 50/50, with soon to be vice president at kamala harris it would break the tie and democrats controlled. it is tenuous at the number. of back with the panel, susan, people do not know that there sometimes power-sharing here. i don't think chuck schumer is in the mood, but with a lot of things, you are going to need some serious negotiating to get across. >> don't forget there is the 60 vote threshold and that still exists. there's a lot of talk about getting rid of that. then you would only need 51 votes, thus you would have 50 in the senate plus vice president kamala harris as the swing vote. sounds easy, right? it's not because there's democrats who don't like that. at least five i can count and be tough for them to change their mind. it will be a lot of negotiations to get things done. >> bret: reconciliation taxes, you can get there with 51, nominees, a lot smoothe

joe manchin has said he won't do that, not just because of d.c. statehood, it would then put them on the spot for terrible things like the green new deal

manchin to exceed two joe biden's tax increases, potentially more won't go along. they can also use things like the congressional review act with only 51 votes to get rid of regulations that happen in the last 60 legislative days of the trump administration. then you get to the question, the rest of the legislation which would need to be for a filibuster. that is where i think things get more complicated. chuck schumer would need to pull over some republicans to go along with pieces of legislation and its likely they will not come of the pressure becomes huge to get rid of that legislative will buster altogether. >> dana: this usually does set up a scenario however for any president, their first interim is usually a tough one, very few instances in history where that isn't the case in terms of losing seats for the party. do you think republicans are well-placed? maybe not at the moment to take advantage of this situation and position themselves to win back those chambers next time around in 2022? >> on the one hand republicans are going to be defending more seats t

it means they have to win senators like joe manchin but they can pursue things like raising taxes fairly quickly and easily and also means the pool on the left a party into radical directions whether they can pull it off or get the votes, changing things like gender pronouns, will become more pronounced. we will see more of that, less pushback on that. that is what we are in store for beyond 72 hours for the next four years. todd: you wonder if the manchins of the world are willing to risk reelection forgoing that democratic more leftist agenda, that will be the story if things play out the way you predicted not just the next 72 hours but the next two years, four years or six years. we will check with you throughout the course of the morning. jillian: tensions rising on capitol hill. congress needs to vote on certifying the presidential election results with 100 republicans planning to object. todd: vice president mike pence could face his greatest political challenge yet. >> reporter: good morning. it will be mike pence's greatest loyalty tested it appears there is little he can do abou

point that i was making, even if joe manchin does not necessarily support this you might get some republicans who are in support of the $2000 stimulus checks, what you make about that policy in general giving up that much money to people. >> any sort of stimulus that we are talking about auto be targeted, to be temporary and to be geared at the folks who need help the most, unfortunately washington, d.c. has a way of include one side that's all for solutions of problems that are more complicated it's no surprise what we seen in the jobs report leisure and hospitality taken a big hit, american in their spending behavior are treating this pandemic as if it is a temporary set of circumstances and that's why people spend so much during the holidays on gifts even if they were unemployed that's why there is a lot of pent-up demand for a lot of the services and i wonder if we won't see lines out the door of restaurants is summer because if you like mere dying to eat out but you haven't had that chance recently. >> i agree i think there's a lot on the pent-up demand argument but for the actual restau

senator joe manchin from vaccinate is not on board. other members are skeptical at least. the real question, at least for now, is whether mitch mcconnell gets the thing that he wants, which is an agreement not to roll it back at any point over the next two years. that's also not going to happen, at least judging by what chuck schumer said. also judging by what the democratic base is demanding at this point. essentially giving that to mitch mcconnell saying, i won't roll back the filibuster at any point regardless of how much obstruction there is or how much good faith you deal with this and would really be giving him a very significant concession, and certainly not one that chuck schumer can start off his stint as majority leader having provided. >> hayes, when president obama, former president obama spoke at the funeral last year for congressman john lewis, he talked about securing voting rights. and in that part of his eulogy, he talked about ending the filibuster. here's part of what mr. obama said. >> and if all this takes eliminating the filibuster, another jim crow r

the question is how to win joe manchin. this doesn't steam be the way to do that. >> listen to bernie sanders argument about why democrats go this alone and not include republicans in this relief legislation. >> when we talk about unity and bipartisan, remember, that when the republicans had control, they pushed through a 1.9 or almost $2 trillion program which consisted of tax breaks for the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations. they didn't reach out. second of all, they came within one vote of repealing the affordable care act and throwing over 30 million americans off of the health care they have. >> this is half of the rationale. look at what republicans did. why should we dallas/ft. worth earlier. i wonder what your century is of how many democrats are with sanders, that approach they will need to go this alone and those who are saying we need to do this with republicans. what is motivating that rationale? those lingering feelings about what happened when republicans were in charge as joe bide

you think you will get them right now or will there be enough concern by people like joe manchin, the democratic senator who might say hold off on that, what you think? >> i am the policy guy so i don't totally know what the vote counted says. i know if you look at the people who president-elect biden says to pay a fair share of taxes, very high income people and big corporations, they mostly have not even had a recession during this covered time the wealth of the billionaires and highest income people has gone up by over $1 trillion during the course of the pandemic. the argument that we ought to leave the tax system in place that allows a billionaire like president trump to page $7150 because not to leave it that way would be bad for the country, i think that doesn't carry a lot of weight and joe biden just won the presidential campaign running on a campaign saying i intend to do the following steps to restore the economy and he won by 7 million votes and they won the congress and the senate as well as the white house so i think it's odd to say how dare joe biden actually propose to

they still need ten votes in the senate to get anything big down because senator joe manchin has assured us that the filibuster is not going away. we are all going to be okay, right joe? >> my job right now being a position that i am, doing everything in my power to bring this country together to heal the country and to work in a bipartisan fashion which is the reason we have the senate. that's a job i've always done, and we need to bring this country together. >> i've always liked joe manchin, when he was governor, he was great. but i become pretty cynical. joe manchin announces uncooperative republicans have forced him to vote for the illumination of the filibuster and nail a simple majority will pass everything joe biden wants because from what we'd seen the left side is interested in compromise, they have a different c word in mind. it's called canceling. especially if you fought with or for donald trump. now that was a focal point of the presidents national dress. >> president trump: the key lies in sustaining and instilling our shared national identity. only if we forgot who we are

joe manchin is firewall. he is saying no, he is saying no, separate from that, he is saying no to the green new deal, doesn't like it. joe manchin doesn't like defund the police. hates it. this is the other firewall they're not talking about, the republican attorneys general association saying we're ready to launch. we're ready to go. we're going to sue the biden administration even more than we sued under the obama administration, something like 80 lawsuits. they won 2/3 thirds of them under obama administration. your thoughts about that. >> turn about is fair play. trump administration how many time did democrat attorneys went judge shopping, favorable to them say in hawaii, get nationwide injunctions against the trump administration. trump attorneys general says all right, play that game. if we get a judge to lock up the biden administration and its policies then we will do that where necessary. so i expect a lot of combat here but looking on that issue after mandate, if democrats over play their hand, rem

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manchin and the very narrow majority in the house will block any major changes to things like tax law let's get more on all of this and other opportunities with brian lovette. >> to ha . >> to have you on. i'm not sure that i can remember not only nasdaq futures done over 200 points, but also the disparity this morning between the dow and the nasdaqf it >> first let's remember that the tech stocks have had a huge run. and so this is a bit ortainty t volatility in some parts of the market it is part of this shift of the recovery trade that we've all been talking about that probably needed additional impetus, additional support from congress that now is likely to be foert coming and so you see it playing out with interest rates higher, oil prices higher. so the dollar weaker it is a recovery trade that is playing out and technology had been such a big part of florida weaker growth trade that the transition is now shifting to the more value oriented some of the cyclically oriented industries of the market >> do you think that has to do with the election results or does it have to do with

joe manchin who's also been willing to cro l partyes. we're going to have a different kind of situation than we've o seenr the past couple of reallyhere republicans had very tight control of their troops. nancy pelosi in the, houery tight control of her troops. of course, in the house, the spear still has a lot of control even with the very narrow majority the democrats are going to have --he but one of the messages we've heard from joe biden from the starts he sees a path for a more bipartisan washington. a lot of people think that is naive and the conventionas wisdom tha naive and either naive or it's brilliant. because if he can do tha that might be a way to not only get things done in washington, but also to bring our divided country more together.et robert: dig into that point, susan just made about washington or not? rule because president-elect biden faces a daunting slate of issues this year, starting with fallout.emic and its economic and as december closed, let's not forget more than 330,000 americans had died, more than 20 mil

i have an insider, senator joe manchin of west virginia. what does he see in the state of play? senator joe manchin, thank you. >> thank you for having me, chris, always good to be with you. >> so as my straight broker on the situation, what do you make of all this talk? are you actually seeing things shift? >> i'm seeing the same statements everyone's seeing this evening, chris, that things are shifting a little bit. you have liz cheney coming out, very direct and forcefully. you have mitch mcconnell sending complete different signals than i've ever heard from him before. so we just don't know. before i said i thought it was ill-advised for us to go down this path again and have the same result. the bottom line is everyone knows democrats will vote to impeach. we're still a country where the rule of law is bedrock and every person is innocent until proven guilty. so we have to go through a trial, there has to be a defense, and how much will that disrupt joe biden putting a functioning government together to build confidence with the american people? >> would you have ever belie

manchin and energy states, i know joe manchin believes in the science. he believes in justice and he believes in job creation. that's what this program will be all about and it will have to work together with him and others. we moved in one week from the climate denier in chief in the oval office to the environmental president, perhaps of all time who is sitting there and taking these bold steps. >> tackle a question that my colleague peter alexander asked of john kerry in that briefing room which is this. think of the keystone pipeline. what do you say to those places, those state and those entiies that say we need the jobs here now. these are good jobs. the company that's behind this pipeline argues it's safer to build a pipeline now than it is to move this crude on rail cars and things like that. what is your case -- what's your response to that criticism that says you're killing jobs now for an issue down the road? >> it's an issue that's right now. we can create millions of new june union jobs. they are already producing new jobs. hundreds of thousa

i don't think joe manchin ought to get over it. i think there should have been a phone call, they should be on the same page and they can fix and wrap that up. but remember america is suffering and they're suffering because while we may not be united, who is driving the negativity and divisiveness over the last four years. that's been the republicans, trump and his enablers in the house and senate and his followers who can not win without that element. that's a real problem. but i think the democrats are going to move forward with or without the republicans. the republicans need to get on board because people are dying over covid-19 and enough is enough. >> scott bolden, scott jennings, thank you both. >> thank you. >>> so we know that there is an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus now in georgia. one of atlanta's biggest venues is open today for vaccinations. the mercedes benz stadium, we have live picture here, is hoping to vaccinate more than 1,000 people today. we're live inside that venue as it happens next. proof of les

gavin newsom is not present, joe manchin is not president. and joe biden is not a radical. joe biden when he talks about what he wants to do is first ten or 100 days in office is not time but this things are happening in california. he signed by getting the vaccine at rollout back on track. he's talking about getting things like addressing our healthcare system not by throwing it out the window, not by throwing out private insurance but fixing obamacare. [inaudible] and that is how is going to govern. kennedy: we don't know how kamala harris is going to govern in terms of medicare for all. even when she is pressed by the few journalists. >> she's the vice president not the president. kennedy: she is the vice president to the second in command to 78-year-old man is had a number of health problems. meantime outgoing secretary of state mike pompeo finally informally categorize chinese treatment of uighur muslims as genocide, watch. >> this is forced labor, forced sterilization, forced abortion parts a kind of things we have not seen an awfully long time in this world. with now

mansion -- joe manchin. guest: we will have to watch him very closely. he has a lot of power in this 50-50 split senate with this georgia democrats that will be sworn and pretty soon. we don't know. that's why i said at least 17. that is a pretty high bar for people to break with their party. anything is possible at -- as we have seen in this past week. there are a number of questions out there. mitch mcconnell said yesterday that they will not come back into session until january 19. despite democrats wanted to push this process forward as quickly as possible, mitch mcconnell and the senate will not come back until january 19. that is donald trump's last full day in office as president. tom cotton of arkansas has raised a constitutional question about whether you could even impeach a former sitting president? that is a legal question that senators will beat wrestling with in the coming days. as this process charges forward. host: any other interesting senators that viewers should watch the story lines that

i'll tell you why, joe manchin is a chairman. i'm a chairman. democrats have majority because of the fact that we won two seats with great candidates in georgia, and obviously, those candidates won the support of the people of georgia, but that campaign in many ways was a national campaign and what those candidates said is, yes, we're going to provide checks of $2,000 -- $1400 on top of the $600, yes, we're going to extend unemployment benefits. yes, we're going to address the needs of working families. the entire democratic party came together, behind the candidatesg in geoia, we made promises to the american people and if politics means anything, if you're going to have any degree of credibility, you know what, you can't campaign on a series of issues and then after election when you get power say, we're changing our mind. >> senator -- >> we made promises to the american people. >> senator, speaking of georgia, i want to talk about marjorie taylor greene, we've been talking about her this morning, do you believe she's fit to hold office? shou

we know joe is now the most powerful man in the world. joe manchin. and i hope to the sweet baby jesus he blocked every big spending initiative that threatens to raise my taxes. let us start out in sweetness, mr. president. for years to get bitter about plenty of issues. but today belongs to you. and that is the memo. >> joe biden has the keys to the white house and is white trans am back in the driveway. so will republicans give him a little bit of time to get his feet on the ground? here to discuss california republican congressman house judiciary committee member, tom contact, book about congressman. subject thank you. say for how you about the administration what are some areas that reasonable republicans maybe some blue dog democrats want to get off? >> the first day of the new administration is always that. and republican should never allow ourselves to become the students of the left. this is not a time to declare resistance by any means necessary as they did on the first day of the trump administration. our role is royal opposition. that means

by the way, we do have an update on this joe manchin report. it says that he won't support $2,000 direct stimulus checks as a first priority. he would like to see the biden administration focus number one on distribution and administering the vaccine quickly and safely as possible, and he will evaluate stimulus proposals as they come through. i saw where someone on social media mentioned that west virginia is number 50 out of 50 states when it comes to income so you know, i would suspect at some point, manchin would also sign on on some form of stimulus, but to your point about the anxieties that you get as a professional, when everybody wants to be in, you know, you could have said that last year in march and april when everyone, the experts said hey, the market's going to go lower, prepare for a multi-year droub drought, this is just like 1929, we will be down for a long time and individual investors on their own said well, we will take this opportunity to buy. they have been right a lot longer than wall street typically gives them credit for

>> well, you heard joe manchin talk about how this is an opportunity for unity and that when they all huddled together, they had an opportunity to visit and i think it leads to the camaraderie that people feel about going forward and so hopefully this will, in fact, lead to some kind of healing of divisions. >> we can only hope that, but it comes on the heels, come ytom llamas, of very sad news. the woman shot on the capitol has died. >> we saw first responders putting their hands on her neck wound. we've just learned that she has died. and george, we don't even know her name yet. we just know that she died in this senseless violence and we have to ask ourselves, what did she die for? we don't even know, you know? we don't even know her name. and yet this woman has died, so, this has gone way beyond just a simple protest, this was a riot, through and through, senseless violence and now a woman is dead. >> a deadly riot. mary bruce on capitol hill, this has to have taken, we heard it in their vouss all day long, members of congress from both sides of the aisle, the events of this day.

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neil: joe manchin, he already signaled he's not for these generous stimulus checks out. might be the first signs among many that you can't necessarily count on him to be in the democratic column all the time. >> no, you can't, but if they're going to raise taxes or repeal some of the trump taxes they're going to need joe manchin and he hasn't indicated where he is on that. maybe they could pass the 2k checks, but if they're going to raise some taxes, they're going to need all the democrats on board. neil: happy new year, my friend. a crazy week and appreciate your expertise and calm through this week. we'll keep monitoring on fox and including the effort right now to get the president out of office right now. they might be uphill leaps, but the political season goes on and on and on. see you monday. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. crest. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you

joe manchin said that first thing we should do is get help vaccination and everyone's arm. do you think the filibuster is going to grow up -- blow up? like mark kelly maybe this is my chance to make a difference. greg: people like rand paul you never know what is going to do what you think tyrus? >> we saw a lot of that in this administration. senator collins she was going to bail us out and every time they were like -- we had lunch. you said you were outraged. yeah but after i thought about it we decided we would go in this direction. this is going to be weighed different and way more fun for us. you will be up late at night trying to get all this stuff but we wing it. you will have a socialist, the progressive, the moderates, the i don't know's and they give me something all going well it's my party and this is how we are going to do and the republicans will be like i don't know which one we argue with. this is wacko land and you are going to watch a civil war inside like timeout we can't argue with republicans right now. we have to destroy each other and their three grou

kyle: i don't think they will do that initially, including joe manchin in west virginia says they are against that. what would take is some sort of crisis push for significant legislation in the democratic party and then there will be a lot of pressure on the senators like joe manchin and i wonder if mitch mcconnell is wondering what it would take to get him to come to the republican side. paul: well, if he can do that, that would be news. still ahead, future of the gop, can the republican party unite again and move forward from the turmoil of the end of the trumpo presidency? were the president's supporters follow? se like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solutioning. so advanced... it can end attacks today -- on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. and deliver future-ready protection, keeping you sharp for tomorrow. join us, the defenders, in our mission. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoin

i know what west virginia is like these days joe manchin if he wants to stay a senator be popular in west virginia i think he has to take that role i was thinking about that this morning he becomes a powerful man in the senate these days, you know what i know of joe, joe tries to do what he thinks is right what is best for the country i may not always agree with some of his more liberal stances, but i think he is a decent person for him to already come out say that he is not going to be for some of these things is encouraging to me for the sake of the nation, maybe there is more, i hope that there are, politics always comes into play. and i think people have to look and seed what their constituents want in their state, and, you know as far as d.c. becoming a state may be a case outside federal property to become part of another state but for them to have two senators in such small areaia absurd certainly not what our founders had in mind. >> georgia went deep blue with those two individuals, ossoff, warnock winning seats all democrats influx of the people from states like new york, a

kyle: i don't think they will do that initially, including joe manchin in west virginia says they are against that. what would take is some sort of crisis push for significant legislation in the democratic party and then there will be a lot of pressure on the senators like joe manchin and i wonder if mitch mcconnell is wondering what it would take to get him to come to the republican side. paul: well, if he can do that, that would be news. still ahead, future of the gop, can the republican party unite again and move forward from the turmoil of the end of the trump age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd. it is my vision so my plan includes preservision.

meanwhile, west virginia senator joe manchin calling impeachment "an ill-advised political ploy was cool. take a look. >> is there any scenario you see that the u.s. senate would try and convict president trump? >> i don't see any of that. i think the house should know that also. we've been trying to send that message over. they know the votes aren'tl there. i think this is so ill-advised for joe biden to be coming in trying to heal theom country, trying to be the president of all the people and we are going to be so divided and fight again. >> sean: good for senator joe manchin. might be the only democrat not hell-bent on vengeance and might be looking out for the best interest in our country. just to recap, political purposes are trying to censor opinions that they disagree with. they are demanding that companies not hire former white houseme staffers. they want to designate people that supported and audit them a ten day audit, domestic terrorists so they'll end up on a no-fly list of commercial airlines. they are gleefully ramming through another pointless impeachment in the house. pr

the one list i didn't see was joe manchin. i bet you tonight that mitch mcconnell this morning is going to be having big conversations to get him to change partisans. he's talked about that 2 -three years ago. i bet that pressure is on right now because joe manchin will be in a tough place with the progressive liberal movement coming out of the house and senate, doesn't fit the values of west virginia. the rebel can the party is a better home for him. with that said, if you look at the house, 329, it's a tough majority that nancy pelosi has. you have a lot of democrats who come from republican leading states, going to have tough races in the first off election of a new president and they do not want to be as radical as aoc and nancy pelosi. i think republicans have the ability to peel off a few of the democrats in the house but also with a 50/50 split with kamala harris per siding as the deciding vote, it's going to be tough to get much done in the senate as well. again, i can't tell you but i think it's going to be tough beca