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Trumps tax return. >> jesse: maybe they are a little bit too anxious. >> juan: its like you and i are in a fight, jesse. everybody in america says, that is the story. who is going to get the story inside the mueller investigation? >> jesse: well, they are sloppy. >> juan: i dont think that it is necessarily evidence as you guys are arguing, oh it is anti-trump. i think it is media in a competition and sometimes people get sloppy. ryan ross at abc got really sloppy. >> kimberly: what do you make ...

And i said, "well, you know, ive really got a pertinent matter to discuss with you if theres any way you could possibly, you know, have him call you back or --" >> what was it? the pertinent matter? >> it was letting her know that id discovered that shed been having an affair this entire time. >> is that who was calling her, the person you suspected? >> i kind of got that feeling that thats who was calling her. >> reporter: in fact, it was ed raulerson. >> i called her. she answered. and immedia...

>> i called her. she answered. and immediately i could hear kind of arguing. >> reporter: ed said he heard a mans voice in the background during that call. but whose voice was it? the pieces of the case are about to fall into place and those flirtatious texts turns out they arent at all what you may think. coming up -- >> i put that out of my mind >> are you thinking this could potentially be our last chance to solve this? >> this was our shot. >> when "dateline" continues.

Tax deduction. big loss for people living in places like california and texas, all right, you take -- >> new york. not so much texas. >> not texas. you take that hit, but then the deal was you would drop the top rate say from 39 down to 35 because -- >> trade off. >> compensate, trade off. look, the people who are being affected at that upper rate are not just tax revenue sponges, they are productive members of the economy. and so the idea the republicans should be arguing is they are getting ta...

Big loss for people living in places like california and texas, all right, you take -- >> new york. not so much texas. >> not texas. you take that hit, but then the deal was you would drop the top rate say from 39 down to 35 because -- >> trade off. >> compensate, trade off. look, the people who are being affected at that upper rate are not just tax revenue sponges, they are productive members of the economy. and so the idea the republicans should be arguing is they are getting tax reform too, r...

I think its possible voters go into the voting booth and have a moment of conscience and say, i cant back a guy accused of child molestation. >> something caught my attention on al frankens resignation. you wrote, it was the democrats strongest declaration yet that they, unlike the republicans, are willing to sacrifice their own in the interest of staking out the high ground. however, you also wrote, it will want be enough to overcome the deeper dynamics that drive the electorate and make voters...

Middle east for three decades wrote, ive never seen a president give up so much to so many for so little. every israeli government since its founding craved united states recognition of jerusalem as a capital and every government refrained from doing that arguing that such a recognition should come only in the wake of a final status peace accord of israelis and palestinians. today, trump just gave it away. why in the world would you just give this away for free and not even use it as a lever to ...

Israel. >> that announcement met with praise by israels prime minister netanyahu and criticism almost everywhere else around the world and the trump white house. its insane, were all resistant, said one trump confidant according to "the washington post." he doesnt realize what all he could trigger by doing this. "the new york times" columnist thomas friedman covering the middle east for three decades wrote, ive never seen a president give up so much to so many for so little. every israeli govern...

You standards. >> tucker: colleges argue that the country -- >> thats not true. what we are arguing is that you cannot illegally deport people who come into the country. >> tucker: so next time i squat on your quad, i will see if you can illegally deport me. >> you wont do that. >> tucker: a man could lose his job simply for coming on the show, thats true, we will explain it next. ♪ if yor crohns symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasnt worked well enough, it may be time...

The way that people in america view gay marriage. 1996 which was not that long ago. 27% said they supported gay marriage. 68% opposed. go forward to 2017 now, its almost the reverse. 64% support gay marriage and 34% oppose. this is such a big reason, i believe, that donald trump is president. because of the warm speed shift in culture that a lot of people in this country think has gone too fast and they feel left behind and ignored. >> the numbers went forward and one of the things they were arg...