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Made commitments like the powers accord that the president is pulling us out of. it is much of the world moving faster than we are? >> the two parts of your answer, i think the first part about chinese investment does show part of the way forward. u.s. needs to have a long-term investment and stinnovation strategy, thats true. but things like the paris climate accord tend to be more binding on us than other nations. it is not good for the u.s. consumer and it is not a long-term solution. convers...

Negotiations but also they want to reopen the divorce agreement this is the five hundred eighty five pages long legally binding tome and they want to stick the gibraltar thing in there and that is more complicated because basically its supposed to be closed so we do really not envy the purpose of the e.u. governments were still sitting together here in brussels and trying to solve this problem because its well known in the e.u. you do have these things up to the last second. before midnight but ...

My government will always defend the interests of spain. if there are no changes, we will veto brexit. essentially what prime minister sanchez wants to see is the entire divorce deal, all 585 pages of the legally binding texted cracked open and inserted in it language to give spain a say over what happens to the british territory of gibralter. a non starter for the uk and a non starter for the eu. i have talked to officials here and they are shocked and stunned. they say this is serious. working...

Neil gorsuch, the presidents first majors accomplishment getting on the supreme court vary on in his supreme courts tenure ruled against the president on immigration issues. you often see this where these judges rule against them. the president seems to take it too personally. >> this president has upset so many norms and expectations that we had for the presidency before he took office and one of those is in challenging institutions that his predecessors would never have so publicly challenged....

In the q. where he has also listened to this ongoing debate barbara want to go to you first. did she make a convincing case will she get this agreement through the house of commons. i mean from the speech that we heard today would. be heard it that is not going to be a deal breaker in parliament because people who are now beginning to understand. and ps here in westminster are beginning to understand what this means and they now do understand that we have two parts the divorce agreement which is...

Could be a vote of confidence already but it hasnt materialized. in a way, theresa may has survived and has gone back. what she hopes to do in a summit is actually sign that agreement, with all of the details being now. theres a political agreement. not just a withdraw agreement, which sets out the terms of the -- with which were leaving the e.u., in terms of how much we have to pay. what happens to u.k. citizens here and abroad. now, she may sign that, once we get a little more information on w...

Now lawsuits more than one including one by senators that you identified that will seek to get to the bottom of that. the doj is intitled to an opinion. you cant go to jail or be sued for relying on that as a justice department employee if that makes sense luke folk that is work there rely on the opinion and it is not law or binding. it is merely a statement from the justice department. thats all being litigated in the suit by the senators and, you know, i think the maryland attorney general als...

Back to the county clerk office to prove who they are who they say they were and voted in that location. >> did gillum concede too soon? >> i think he is a good man, i think no, he didnt concede too soon. bottom line, it is not legally binding. he gave a verbal concession and came back and said this must go on. i want to be sure every vote was counted. >> he is tweeting bring it home. >> that hash tag is -- the bottom line is people want it to be done correctly. want to be sure they can trust ou...

Were officially in recount mode. we hit the first of the thresholds weve been talking about all week, that .5% margin in three statewide races here. the place we are right now were going to be talking about the governors race, which is at about that .4%. thats an automatic machinery count. in the senate race its much closer, about 15,000 votes separating bill nelson and rick scott. were waiting if thats going to a hand recount, which we expect it will on thursday after the machine does its whole...

Will be overcome between now and saturday. >> dana: we were there on election night. we were in studio. you were upstairs. everyone was thinking why havent we called florida. were getting frustrated. then rick scott started getting a victory speech. was he premature in doing that? >> well find out. he was certainly bold in doing so. >> dana: in a way, strategically, is he claiming victory first was part of the strategy? >> andrew gillum is now sorry he conceded. he may unconcede. remember what p...