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Theres some scheduled depositions in the impeachment hearings today and there are multiple questions to squip. what about the response in the white house? how much longer can it go on? for example, lindsey graham says hes not going to even read the testimony. how much longer ka this response go on like this? >> it sure seems it can go on a while. the testimony not happening, democrats would essentially have to go to court to compel that. weve seen some evidence that courts would be in no hurry t...

One complicating factor, though, his strained relationship with president trump. this is setting up potentially a major clash between the president and his former attorney general. of course, president trump has made no secret of his negative feelings for jeff sessions. we have something of a retrospective to show you here of his comments about sessions. he said hes very weak. hes disgraceful, recently today he said hey nev never took contf the justice department. he has not been shy to criticiz...

He clearly has his own issues. >> neil: whether or not it is joe biden, but if democrats are seizing, to michaels point, on how they did what they did in virginia. even though this was not across the board. they lost a couple of seats in the virginia senate. the trend seems to be to the moderate candidate goes the prize, usually, usually. what are we to glean from that and the impact on the presidential race? >> its an interesting dynamic. suburban voters moving left. thats not the far left aoc ...

State. talking over the last few weeks to some of his confidants, theres concern that could really damage him politically in the future because he is so entwined now in this ukraine scandal. his name keeps coming up. its his own advisers and subordinates who are testifying, who are a part of this, and he, as you just noted, allowed for rudy giuliani, the presidents personal attorney, to be so integral in the shaping of american foreign policy. >> and, robert costa, thats part of the cost of this...

Allowed for rudy giuliani, the presidents personal attorney to be so integral in the shaping of american policy. >> and thats part of the cost of this, the dynamic you just spoke, distractions looking down, other holes for an argument, for evidence. he names people with established careers and keep getting mentioned by this list of credible witnesses who are coming forward. >> i remember being in poland

Maybe wants to someday run for president. be secretary of state in the eyeing that senate seat in kansas butty decided no and talking over the last few weeks to some of his confidantes that that could damg him politically in the future because he is owen grand in this ukraine scandal. its his own advisers and somewhere ordinates. and he, as you just noted, allowed for rudy giuliani, the presidents personal attorney to be so integral in the shaping of american policy. >> and thats part of the cos...

Donald trump for the republican party? >> you know how i would feel but i dont want to pre-judge. >> the bottom line is weve learned on healthcare politics, james, the party that looks like its trying to change it the most gets punished. and right now, thats the republican party except elizabeth warren and bernie sanders medicare for all suddenly are, no, no, no, were going to change healthcare more. and what we know the public doesnt like is the party that wants to change healthcare the most. >...

Georgia, north carolina, virginia, they used to be solid republicans. theyre becoming more purple. and what we saw in north carolina is much higher, 31% nationwide, people saying theyre worse off, 39% in north carolina. so, some of these regions, the midwest, the south, these are the regions that were sort of the overlooked. they are the ones that are saying that they are even doing more badly now under trump than they were under obama. those are the ones where the economic issues may have -- an...

Theyre actually worse off under this current administration. joining me now, jim doyle, president of the business forward foundation, and peter spiegel, u.s. managing editor for the "financial times." he is the person behind this polling. and back with me, my friend charlie sykes. peter, the biggest driver behind people feeling worse off -- and i want you to tie this to the election last night, because when president obama was in office, we kept looking at the coasts, which after the financial c...

100,000. you saw a similar dynamic here, fayette county. this is where lexington is, the university of kentucky. again, 36,000 vote-plus difference there. beshear beating bevin by it was only 10,000 for the democrat in the last gubernatorial election. so that help for democrats. there were other factors, though, as well. another is we talk about the suburbs. we talk about nationally, suburban areas, traditionally republican areas that have moved toward the democrats, moved away from donald trump...