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A good economy is going to be the key to his re-election in 2020. and if we are to head into a recession as some economists suggest maybe happening, that does not boyd well for his political future. trump is dealing with this cascade of legal investigations that are really quite perilous for him. it goes beyond the russia investigation. some of these ensnare members of his family. ivanka, done jr. and jared kushner. they get to his business practices which he has taken great pains to keep secret...

The key to his re-election in 2020. and if we are to head into a recession as some economists suggest maybe happening, that does not boyd well for his political future. trump is dealing with this cascade of legal investigations that are really quite perilous for him. it goes beyond the russia investigation. some of these ensnare members of his family. ivanka, done jr. and jared kushner. they get to his business practices which he has taken great pains to keep secret from the public by not releas...

Mark corral owe resigning. >> i asked this question. when we look at the totality of the behavior of house republicans around this what has unfolded, if the objective is to fire rosenstein and ultimately get to mueller who at this table thinks there is a red line along that? if trump crosses the read line and fired mueller that would provoke republicans. who at this table thinks republicans on capital had i would rise up in unison and say no, you must not fire robert mueller? anybody at that tab...

Investigation that hes recused from. >> your colleague, mark warner, who is on, of course, the intelligence committee, gave a speech, i believe, yesterday. talking about what his red lines would be in terms of white house actions. what is your sense right now of where things stand? what are your red lines? >> well, i think everybodys red line for a long time has been what mark described. an effort to fire mueller or an effort to pardon material witnesses, which would very likely actually be an e...

Where things stand? what are your red lines? >> well, i think everybodys red line for a long time has been what mark described. an effort to fire mueller or an effort to pardon material witnesses, which would very likely actually be an effort to obstruct justice and create its own perils has long, i think, been an absolute red line for democrats and i think whenever republicans are asked about this, they say, well, thats a read line for us or nobodys thinking that so we dont have to go there. th...

>> venezuela, kchile and peru. >> reporter: so much happened. the controversial election, attempted revolatit and for mos venezuelas, little changed in their daily lives. tasks that should be simple remain a challenge. employee managing the bread line said he can only guarantee enough bread to sell up to here. a common occurrence here in a country plagued with food shortages. jennifer is not optimistic. >> she says everyone is leaving. they cant find food or medicine. >> where she would go? the ...

Back in the summer of 16 that this all started with questions about financial dealings of trump associates. thats how this all began. it appears to have come, again, with whats been out in the media. sort of come full circle now. but i dont see how you exclude or insulate financial dealings here from the investigation. >> so, you know, looking into finances as you know is something the president has said would be a red line and i want to play what he said right now. >> mueller was looking at you...

Something like that, that is not serious and that is trumps biggest problem. he thinks he can have this bravado and plbluster and force china to be our agent. he made the united states far weaker and less able to go in these countries. there is no read line. china will never be our full agent. we could be covering right there with them if we didnt have such a blustery president. >> and were just showing some of north koreas arsenal. this is coming right before trump goes to the g 20 where he wil...

Somalia. whats the response from world leaders reacting to the u.s. making all these military moves. >> clearly that syria strike was popular but from a lot of allies because many allies particularly in the arab world of turkey and some in europe were looking for the obama administration to take some action the regime of bashar al-assad. you know that whole idea that president obama let bashar al-assad crossed his read line, a lot of people feel that had damaged the u.s. credibility. i think it ...

Stuff in demanding they do everything possible to make sure that this is not happening again in syria. >> you said that this strike gives the u.s. language in a way that did not have before. >> what i did should have been done with the obama administration long than ever. >> it is he right? >> well, we dont know the answer to that in terms of what would it made a difference. i thought president obama should have acted at that time because we drew a read line. >> they violated that read line. it ...