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will receive would be 30 days in jail, at the very least. it could go up much higher than that. the justice department would like it to be quite harsh, a six-month sentence in jail. they also want bannon to be fined the maximum amount, 200,000, because wherever the court was doing their proceedings to try to figure out how much he could pay financially, he said, charge me the most. i was convicted, charge me the most. im not giving you my private, financial information. thats what the ...

Republicans in line to avoid pressure to bring something up for a vote? >> well, managing house members is tricky on both sides. i think nancy pelosi has been masterful in doing it, but both caucuses have extreme wings. and they are not quiet. and sadly, at least this is my view, maybe self-serving, but the center is shrinking in both parties. and if youre at the edges lobbing grenades at each other, you say crazy stuff. and i think that this is crazy stuff. and i think it is series implications...

But its vitally important that the world respond to this threat and not just the united states and that we dont miscall cue late the real danger here, as things escalate, there will be a miscalculation on one side or the other and things get away from us and as david said, the volatility of this region gives everyone pause whenever an announcement like this is made. >> so, david gergen, turning back to this "new york times" reporting, this is the commander in chief, donald trump, being kept in t...

>> on sunday the president dismissed. and said it is boneheaded decision by agents in cincinnati. and suddenly there is an e-mail from the house ways and means committee. it is not a couple of agents in cincinnati but lois lerner and five deputy councils and deliberately designed targeting. and that undermine and belie the president? >> of course it does. he also said in previous interviews and discussions that there was no political motivation behind this either. that doesnt pass the lap test. ...

Teenage activity. they are victimized by the assad regime as well. and more than 10,000 children are killed and maimed and torteured and used as human shields. the bottom line syria is not a nice place for kids or grown ups and could be dangerous and spreading from there in years to come, back to you. >> greg, thank you for the update. >> chance are you heard about the exchange. bill orielly grilled the president. >> you are saying no corruption. >> no, there was boneheaded decision. >> no mass ...

And i think if people. >> but davids point that the democrats voted for it? >> they did vote for. it everyone is not running away from the president. you have a handful of people in red states and it is notes inially over obama care. it is the key stone pipeline in a couple of instances and i dont think it is accurate to say every democrat is running away. >> there will be more time to debate this. see you soon. >> thank you. >> and have you heard about can vs. and what will you not find on stor...

Thank you both for your time tonight. >> thanks, rev. ahead, more on the scandal swirling around chris christie. tonight there are new details about that so-called traffic study that some say was used to hide the real reason those lanes were closed on the george washington bridge. and the big game was a blowout, but did you see the real action last night? >> you were saying youre the leader of the country. >> absolutely. >> youre saying no corruption? >>. no. >> none? >> no. there were some bo...

>> thats a different issue. maybe that should be debated, but did you like the answer that the president gave to bill oreilly? >> for one, bill oreilly did a great job. he put obama in the naughty chair. he was very, very nervous. this is the most nervous ive ever seen the president, and bill oreilly did it. heres the problem. talk about an abuse of power. look how chris christie is getting killed about this possible abuse of power. we dont even know if thats the case. the president is just laug...

You touched on it. you feel that theres a point trying to be proven here. and im just wondering, as, a veteran yourself, how that feels? >> well, let me tell you, i dont think, and i would hate to believe that anybody in the department of defense would do this to the family of a fallen hero, to make a political point. so, im not going to go there. i think you have to have good people in government because, that is what you have to have. i dont think anybody in our dod would do that. i would not ...