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However, going into 2020 im not sure if this really bodes well for gabbard. remember, last tuesday during the democratic debate in ohio gabbard went off against the dnc, cnn and "the new york times", essentially saying these establishment outlets or organizations are out to get anti-establishment candidates like herself. so were seeing her try to push this narrative that shes the anti-establishment that these other outlets are trying to other-ize her, if you will, but it hasnt seemed to work wit...

His syria policy, including leaders for the republicans in the room, kevin mccarthy, steven scalise and cheney and that seemed to get under the presidents skin yesterday. they are scrambling to come up with some sort of strategy. but right now the overwhelming sentiment on capitol hill is against the presidents policy in syria. >> lets talk about gordon sondland for a moment. he is an interesting character in the impeachment inquiry, because he is not obviously a diplomat but he is at the center...

Of this. i would like for you to do us a favor. in that paragraph what the president talks about is the investigation into the election of 2016. however, on page 4 he gets into the other thing using his words, there is a lot of talk about bidens son and biden stopped the prosecution and goes on to say if you can look into it, it sounds horrible to me. does that imply a suggestion on behalf of the president to go ahead and get a foreign leader to look at what could be a political opponent? >> i t...

Can he bring whoever his opponent is in 2020, we have seen him win with the numbers before. >> steve kornacki holding it down at the big board. steve, thank you. mica pew toe, wanda summers for "the associated press", and tim alberta, chief political correspondent. great to have you with us. mark, let me start with you. the president is in florida. as peter alexander touched on, looking it seems to fire up his base with more deportation. people talking about later in the show. do you think that ...

Democrats won gerrymandering republican districts in 2018. however, i do fundamentally disagree with you about how we talk about policy in 2020. what you and i probably both agree is that president trump will not want to have a serious policy debate. he will make it all about personality, in which he -- >> no, i disagree. >> which he did in 2016. however, i do think that democrats, that we can do both, we can talk about progressive policy, a progressive policy prescription but talk about it in s...

>> what will it be. >> but look, i am going to make a slightly different argument here, i am going to say that bernie brings a ton of strength to this race, which means basically because of fundraising that will keep him in the top tear of this campaign and probably throughout the entire year. so he will, he will force the conversation, in his direction, and i mean a lot of these candidates have already adopted his positions on issues, that he was espousing in 2016. >> however -- >> thats a prob...

Things you think they might have done wrong but which doesnt reach the level of criminal behavior. i think thats where hes sort of caught in between. >> let me give you the flip side of that. i dont know if this should apply, logic and washington should not be in the same sentence. heres jim hahn to your point. well, comey screwed up when it came to hillary clinton, so why should we be protective now? >> they crossed that bridge a long time ago when fbi director jim comey decided to tell the ame...

Graphics that shows either the current field or the potential field, take your pick. its an enormous list of people. now, bernie deserves -- bernie sanders deserves credit frankly for pushing the debate in the democratic party in a certain direction. i mean, they are talking about the policies that he brought up when he ran in 2016. however, that means that its much, much more crowded. and i do think there are some questions about how his impact in the race is going to be felt and part of that i...

Timeline, to figure out what roger knew when he knew it. and i think that is going to be more important in the long run than perhaps we might have thought at the very beginning. >> betsy, final thought on all the above. >> the important thing to remember with the mueller probe is that its simultaneously a criminal investigation and a counterintelligence investigation. there are two different silos. as these indictments come out, and if any future mueller indictments come out, they will cast sign...

Relationships and other kinds. that may temper the response. whatever it is, its a very subdued response. at a time when he needs to be standing up. for decency and international community. for holding the saudis accountable if this has occurred. and hopefully over the next couple days this will clarify. >> ambassador jordan, youre not the only wup saying that. senators signed a letter saying the same thing. they want to invoke the magnitsky act. well have you back as we learn more. >> thank you...