that s exactly right. look at you. i knew you cared. we re going to take that on tonight and we also have andrew mccabe and his first interview on cnn talking about the most recent allegations and his best defense. we got that, too. we ll be looking for that at about 7 minutes from now. shake it to the right or the left, depending on your point of view. new polling revealing a changing democratic race i m all flustered from that neon. we will be right back. managing lipids
Democrats didn t get what they wanted. mueller looked flustered, didn t give them much of what they wanted. i think it best that number may shrink, not grow. neil: some could argue over optics and substance but the bottom line is if you really had gangbusters performance with the substance of his remarks registering beyond what people had known was in the report, you would see more democrats rushing to impeachment today and no one did. i m wondering what that means. is it a dead issue. are there going to be those who will keep arguing for it? the presidential candidates are. what do you think? go back to what they wanted, having mock hearings. the goal they wanted was the visual adaptation of the mueller report. by the standard in which they said it was an utter failure. that being said i think if you are a democrat on the fence and trying to figure out which way
Back up what your experiences showed. the african american community rallied to joe biden and the pollster behind that data suggested it was people thought the attack was against the obama biden legacy and now, it s a mixed bag because the people that said they would vote for biden went down so there was sympathy and empathy for him. the problem here and the big problem for biden isn t the exchange over bussing because i think this is an issue that i don t imagine a lot of people are going to be voting on. i think the real problem here is this ora that he had about him that he was the electable candidate and could go toe to toe with him and come out like that flustered, saying i run out of time for my response. basically the very end of the exchange on bussing really was
The end of overlook has ended and the beginning of oversight, you see right here this afternoon. that s democratic congressman lloyd dogget there announcing the end of overlook and the beginning of overnight. secretary mnuchin looked a little flustered, maybe even flummoxed for having to have to answer questions from the democratic congress. he complained to reporters after his testimony that he had been there for a full hour and a half, and he was therefore very surprised that he was receiving any criticism. that said, he did announce that he would consider extending the time that congress has to potentially reject this decision that he has made about these sanctions. if they do that, of course, that would result in the u.s. government keeping these sanctions in place. right? if they choose to reject this decision by mnuchin and the trump administration. and it s, of course, the democratic-led house, the nancy pelosi-led house who summoned mnuchin today to give his best
And flustered, that the mueller probe is grinding on and he s personally hurt by cohen s betrayal. last week sources tell gabe sherman that trump told deputy chief of staff bill shine to ban kaitlin collins from a white house event because he was angry she asked questions about cohen. trump has been sending messages to cohen on twitter that he won t pardon him. he s just letting him know that you re done. when we ended last week s episode, the cliff hanger last week was michael cohen could testify to the trump tower meeting. then of course rudy giuliani said there s another trump tower meeting. that s a whole other thing. you ve got trump doing his thing and you ve got giuliani out there and there was a time, especially at the end of last week, when they were both acting as if they seemed to think some huge story was coming, was about to drop about a second trump tower meeting. look, giuliani was acting squirrely. trump knows if this is true or not.