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Things. in some ways we shouldnt be very surprised. this is a president who doesnt -- we know doesnt read briefing books, we know doesnt really have the longest attention span, so even if he was briefed on this, before the meeting with canada, he said in those remarks, he didnt know, so he just made it up. now, canada is an ally, canada is someone we have very good relationships with, and a normal basis. but if youre the rest of the world looking at this, you dont know if youre dealing with an h...

All. this is what i think is happening here, stephanie. on the one hand, you have the russians trying to discredit britains claim that russia is likely to be behind this. and trying to turn it all into a joke. on the other hand, you have the west, led by the british prime minister here trying to say no, no, no, no, this is very serious, this is potentially the use of a chemical weapon, this is an attack on the uk and by implication an attack on the uk allies. >> this is stunning. all right, than...

Steve: that is so cool. ainsley: that is awesome. steve: 28 minutes before the top of the hour on election day. brian: are you ready? all eyes on steel country. steve: thats right. polls are going to open minutes from now in pennsylvanias eighth district voter will decide race that could have national implication. ainsley: eric shawn is live with more for us. big day today. >> good morning, ainsley. hi, everybody. yes it and the polling place behind me opens half an hour from now. the big questi...

Nine years after the stock market hit a low afterthe econo collapse, the senate is poised to go back over my era thinking - - thinking - -. lets hear what you said on the senate floor. >> the senate is on the verge of passing a bill that puts american families in danger of that same devastation all over again. >> one of those 17 democrats supporting that is mark warner who said the bill is mostly focused on community banks and credit unions. my state has lost 30 percent of such institutions. tha...

Being presidential. >> i used to say how easy it is to be presidential. youd be out of it -- out of here right now. you would be so bored. im very presidential. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here tonight. rick saccone will be a great, great congressman. thank you very much. >> greg: the walk. how dare he mocked the formality of the office but hes being honest. he showed you the manner of a typical politician. and he said "thats not me." the implication what good are you beyond such p...

The virginia governors race, weve seen increased democratic turnout so youll see that in this pennsylvania race tomorrow. thats not the only part of the equation. there is scandal. tim murphy ended up resigning after allegations that he had asked a woman to terminate her pregnancy. and that certainly doesnt help the republicans. and the consensus is lamb is a better candidate. the republican strategists ive spoken with said lamb is the superior candidate. you add up all of those things and i thi...

Nine years after the stock market hit a low afterthe econo collapse, the senate is poised to go back over my era thinking - - thinking - -. lets hear what you said on the senate floor. >> the senate is on the verge of passing a bill that puts american families in danger of that same devastation all over again. >> one of those 17 democrats supporting that is mark warner who said the bill is mostly focused on community banks and credit unions. my state has lost 30 percent of such institutions. tha...

The implication by virtue of your opposition is you are okay with losing community banks and credit unions . >> of course not. we have been an agreement for a very long time. the democrats on the senate banking committee. that we need relief for community banks. if this had been about nothing but community banks, i think it would sail through with very little opposition. but what this bill does is it takes 25 of the 40 largest banks in america. banks that collectively receive $50 billion in taxp...

Economist and journalist who has chronicled infamous leaders and their money. >> in the case of putin, we have the panama papers story from 2016, which implicated this cellist. >> reporter: hes talking about this man, sergei roldugin, a russian musician and old friend of vladimir putin. in 2016, documents leaked from a panamanian law firm, dubbed the panama papers, revealed roldugins extensive wealth in off-shore companies. the cellist claims he runs a music foundation. >> a foundation that was ...

Differently, things jane told them through the years, which maybe didnt add up either. >> i honestly felt like she was family, so im going to dismiss the strange feeling i get sometimes. >> reporter: like, said rebecca, the time jane told her dave held a knife to her throat and demanded money. >> i said did you call the police, did you yell? she says, oh, no. i just came home. i wanted to get home. and this was in the middle of the day and nobody else saw? and she said no. >> reporter: then ther...