On the travel budget, let's just be very clear. He has a budget. Is he over his budget? No.
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I think any rational politician is not going to run and say, we don't care what anybody says about him, they're going to look at the accusations.
He has been one of the best cabinet secretaries that the President has and following through what the President promised in this election.
Look, first I don't think the pardons that he issued to Joe Arpaio or to Scooter Libby were a controversial scare.
The reason Scott Pruitt may survive this is because he's actually policy driven and he's actually doing things in this administration and conservatives wanted to do.
I think you just hit on something that I hear a lot on the right, is I don't care about anything. I just want to piss off my political opponents.
I keep coming back to the fact, 25,000 more registered Democrats, you can say during county it's a Republican area, yes it votes Republican in national elections.
Conor Lamb says, no, we haven't, here I am, you can vote for me, it's safe.
Conor Lamb was the absolutely right candidate and he didn't get through a primary.
It's always a bad election for the party in power and we have a President that's a very polarizing President.
There are going to be a lot more Conor Lambs on the ballot because Democrats are energized, more candidate are running and better candidates are running.
Conor had done a great job insulating himself. And look, he's a marine. He's good-looking. He's got a great family name.
He was for Saccone and Saccone was for Trump and I disagree with you, Jason. I mean, Rick Saccone is a conservative.
Rick Saccone is a conservative. He's been a very outspoken so he was running for the United State Senate by the way before he decided to switch and run for Congress. He was running as the most conservative guy running for the United States…
If you run a traditional Democrat in that district, a Bernie Sanders/Hillary Clinton/Barack Obama Democrat, it's not close.
If Rick Saccone can and hold down counters vote there. I think Rick's going to do well in the -- in the and the out counties.
I don't see Lamb's lead growing much in Allegheny County. And almost everything out in Washington County is going to be good for Saccone.
You also had the firing of Rex Tillerson. If it's down to 100 or 200 votes, wait until tomorrow.
I think it is clear, I would rather in Conor Lamb's shoes right now than Rick Saccone.
I would say, yes, you're going to get more conflict, more rowdiness out of the Trump group, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're bad.
Show me a Republican in Congress -- Republican says after defending the President on this. They're not depending this --
Most Republicans have gone along, but I think most are uncomfortable with it.





