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Whats the biggest question you have for the white house tonight? >> well, i think the big question is whether president trump is going to sit down and answer these questions in person, make himself available for a long period of time to address all of them, or whether theyre going to try to funnel the presidents answers into some kind of written response. obviously thats the approach his lawyers would prefer to minimize his legal exposure. we dont know how aggressively the mueller team is going ...

>> its not good enough because they didnt fund public education adequately. weve got outdated textbooks. weve got teachers that are emergency certified in our classrooms. weve got custodial staff thats grossly underpaid. there are a lot of things the legislature neglected. we would have still been teaching whether were making that $6100 or not. wed still be in the classroom because we love doing what we do. >> reporter: in addition to the pay raises, only $50 million were added to instructional ...

Now has this question about what did they know cambridge analytica had captured from not just the original couple hundred thousand, but the millions? their failure to address that adequately and to show to regulators or whoever else what, in fact, had been done. lets just say its harming them financially, its also harming them reputationally. i will say one final thing, i tweeted this out, im honored to be on with matt. i think whats important now that is we want to protect our democratic system...

Talking about ukrainian women enticing candidates to get information on them. at this stage ill be honest, i dont believe anyone. in terms of body cambridge analytica and then of course facebook. facebook is i think trying to put this on cambridge analytica, about but as weve seen at least since 2016, facebook has two problems. one is the fake news problem which they knew about for some time. now has this question about what did they know cambridge analytica had captured from not just the origin...

Who would have to hold the president accountable if he were to fire mueller by tainting their perception of the fbi. >> i know you cant talk about the fisa warrant process, but let me just read something that was in "the new york times" today and see if we can get in the weeds a little bit. i think our viewers understand this issue pretty well. so, "the new york times" reported today in a story called secret memo hints at new target rod rosenstein. "the new york times" reporting the memos conten...

Resolutions. americans would be pardoned for saying, congress, you dont have a whole lot of responsibilities, this is a key one. >> i agree. and i think what you are seeing is not just democrats or the pentagon acknowledging that we need a annual budget, we are three and a half months into the fiscal year. and we still dont have a budget. and republicans are saying the same thing. so when mr. short said he doesnt know what the democratic caucus wants, let me tell it, weve said it time and time a...

Advantages and disadvantages and that the landlocked west virginia with no international port has never been able to provide a good living to everyone in a state that is overly dependent on one industry, coal mining. so the rich states send their tax dollars to washington, and washington redistributes their money to places like west virginia and alabama whose economies are incapable of adequately supporting the the peop people who live there. malawi is the west virginia of africa. it has a tobac...

Tax dollars to washington, and washington redistributes their money to places like west virginia and alabama whose economies are incapable of adequately supporting the the people who live there. malawi is the west virginia of africa. it has a tobacco crop that struggles in the world market against bigger countries that produce higher grade coffee and higher grade tobacco, so malawi struggles constantly. the people of malawi bear that struggle with grace and no bill -- nobility and they work hard...

End were still seeing workers who die on the job. is that just always going to happen, or is there room for improvement if osha were funded properly? >> there is enormous room for improvement, and the problem is the issue is getting worse. the figures you had up on the screen a little bit earlier were actually old figures. there are actually about 5,200 workers that were killed in the workplace last year. thats 14 workers a day. >> thats up from the 13 we were showing. >> exactly. if you add tha...

Adequately. the trump administration is also highlighting the number of appellate judges they have been able to shepherd through. so its not a year devoid of accomplishments and the tax bill has given them an opportunity to talk about all the things that got done because they ended on a high note. >> we have a christmas deal. sarah and bob will be back three times in this 30 minutes. so stick around and well talk to you in 10 or 15 minutes. three for one today. how will the new tax plan affect...