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Brandnew information breaking out of the criminal trial. Day two of testimony from Michael Cohen. His witness resume as you would know would lead most people to begin with one single fact, he lies as he breathes. Cohen has been convicted of lying to congress and even admits he is a liar. He is forced to untangle now some of those lies after admitting he submitted false invoices. When your Testimony Stabs even yourself. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. Who knows if thats true...

>> well, one must be ready but, david ignatius, your column points out it seems to me the central problem is strategy, which is we dont wont to upset putin so lets not move too quickly, lets not do anything that could be seen as provocative while vladimir putin is provoking the west every single day. you went over there and the ukrainians are basically telling you the same thing, hey, you guys need to match him move for move because if you wait until after he invades, the game is already over. >...

Everything from fisa applications to the 302 reports, exculpatory material and a whole lot more. as a new "wall street journal" column points out that there is piece of evidence much of the media is ignoring. the classified dependents of the department of justice 2008 inspector general review which may hold the most powerful evidence yet of anti-trump bias in the clinton email investigation. remember, comey told the inspector general that the borough "obtained highly classified information in ma...

Successful economic future and a thriving dynamic future for the country. and politically, as your column points out, it might actually make some sense. >> there is a moral question here because part of this proposal like all past proposals or executive actions drastically cuts down on the number of refugees, which i would argue is immoral and cruel, especially if youre creating a isolationist foreign policy and youre not going out and trying to help these countries fix the situation that theyre...

Economic future and dynamic, thriving future for the country. politically, your column points out, mike actually make sense. >> theres a moral question here, because part of this proposal, like all past proposals, or executive actions, drastically cuts down on the number of rough jiof refugees, argue is immoral and cruel especially if pursuing an isolationist policy not going out into the world and trying to help countries fix the situations theyre in so theyre not creating massive refugees -- >...

On in her bid for the nomination. despite lagging poll numbers and concerns over revelations some of her private emails while at the state department contained information that was later deemed classified. doug mcelway joins us to start off the show. a strong indicator of bidens intention of what is a well sourced column in the "new york times." >> reporter: thats right. the column cites a source who is either extremely close to the biden family or his inner circle. the column points out if bide...

When you say you are making too much money, that is a whole other kettle of fish and one with nothing to do with reach and everything to do with punishing capitalism. >> patti ann: your column points out that these moves against wall street, as well as the stimulus bill and health care overhaul, bailout, are all -- were telegraphed to us in advance of the presidents election, when he made the comment about how good it is to spread the wealth around and you think it is all pieces of the same puzz...

On in her bid for the nomination. despite lagging poll numbers and concerns over revelations some of her private emails while at the state department contained information that was later deemed classified. doug mcelway joins us to start off the show. a strong indicator of bidens intention of what is a well sourced column in the "new york times." >> reporter: thats right. the column cites a source who is either extremely close to the biden family or his inner circle. the column points out if bide...

On to more than -- >> you mean unfortunately for mitt romney. >> put aside my -- >> no, no. >> unfortunately for mitt. >> exactly. >> and gingrich is the toughest opponent he has faced. he is the toughest opponent hes faced so far, mitt -- of the palin, bachmann, trump, cain -- because newt, again, whether you agree with him or not and i think your column points out a lot of relevant points, he has a record. hes been part of balancing budgets, part of welfare reform, part of making a strong case...