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Behind closed doors? >> theres so many and i think hes going to spend a long time in there. first of all the documents are really important. giuliani held up his phone, he read some text message dollars ba messages with volker. i want to to go through everything about his communications with the ukrainians related to biden or the company. theres another piece of that this that im curious about. theres a part that says the ukrainians had knowledge that the money was being withheld and so thats so...

Conversations with very conservative issues like reproductive rights around the world. we are pairing with saudi arabia to talk about the future of reproductive freedoms globally. that is a very dangerous thing. it might not be as immediate terrifyings on climate change or partnering with saudi arabia in opposition to iran. it really broadcasts the way in which the u.s. is no longer leading on the liberal democracy front. certainly not leading on the human rights front. definitely not leading on...

In a three-way statistical tie with warren and sanders. the media went nuts over this. the next day two other polls gave them the same double digit lead, saying the poll was an out outlieer. >> it gets more attention if the poll is flawed. it gets more attention if it is outside the mainstream. viewers are more sophisticated than that. dont follow the national polls. they dont matter. im following whats happening in iowa -- >> state by state race. polls can influence fund-raising and things like...

In a three-way statistical tie with warren and sanders. the media went nuts over this. the next day two other polls gave them the same double digit lead, saying the poll was an out outlieer. >> it gets more attention if the poll is flawed. it gets more attention if it is outside the mainstream. viewers are more sophisticated than that. dont follow the national polls. they dont matter. im following whats happening in iowa -- >> state by state race. polls can influence fund-raising and things like...

So look, donald trump was the most litigious person in history to ever take office. what everyone thinks of him, hes pretty good at litigation. you have to figure out what your priorities are, which will be fascinating. >> ari, thank you so much. ken, thank you. remember to catch ari every weeknight at 6:00 p.m. on "the beat." up next, is it state-run tv in all but name? thats next. state-run tv in all but name? thats next. miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system natur...

Here in cuomos court. he lied to congress. hes coming back now. that has to hurt him but hes armed with different things than he had last time. he has opened up about things and said he is truthful with us and the big x factor is what does he have to corroborate what comes out of his mouth? >> in criminal cases its often that a bad guy flips and spills the beans on the guys he has been working with in the past. it states exhib jurors often believe those people because they were on the inside. bu...

Speechwriters here are working on what are in effect one speech but with different passages, passages that might be delivered if it were to bet here at the capitol as initially planned for january 29th, or a separate speech, similar speech but different passages, if it were to take place elsewhere, a location outside washington, d.c. that has not been identified. to sort of better get an understanding of the political pressure the white house is trying to putpr on this situati. multiple sources ...

59 fatalities thus far in paradise, california, the catastrophic camp fire has now burned over 138,000 acres. this is now the deadliest fire in california history. that camp fire, the camp fire is currently 35% contained as it continues to burn in northern california. 9,000 firefighters were dispatched across it state today. there are several fires that are still burning including one big one in los angeles and ventura counties. its called the woolsey fire, and the woolsey fire three people have...

Republicans, the never trumpers, the lukewarm trumpers, the maga, it was first time they had been unified and it was around brett kavanaugh. it focused them in on what life would be like if the democrats who were fighting so hard against kavanaugh got control of either chamber. i think the party got unified at that moment. i know the national number is a little under water for kavanaugh, if these election exits hold, but look at it state by state. where is kavanaugh in north dakota and indiana? ...

Pete: now she is up against a real viable quality challenger. ainsley: is he going to be on our show today. pete: the president is laying out clear a case as you possibly can. claire mccaskill voted against brett kavanaugh. she may be saying some nice things about president trump these days because there is a lot of trump voters in missouri. ultimately she has been a reliable vote for chuck schumer. ainsley: won by 19 vote 19% in t state. steve: her ads i vote so often for the president. she did...