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You can quote guantanamo bay entirely, and obama/biden america iran gets cash, some to go to fund state terrorism as leading state sponsor of terrorism. it is pathetic. taliban getting weapons. weve given $83 billion to this endeavor and weapons are in the handss of the taliban. this is obama/biden liberal america. not a picture to be embraced by majority of the country. >> harris: we need leverage back, we dont have leverage on the ground once we pull out. i believe in our military and i know t...

Trump campaign, that pressure was presumably alleviated by his hope or expectation that president trump would pardon him and render him not touchable by the mueller investigation in terms of federal crimes. that alleviation of pressure doesnt apply to the states. a federal pardon doesnt get you out of state prosecution. if there is a potential state level prosecution, then the flip strategy got all its leverage back, no matter what the president does. joining us is the reporter who broke the sto...

Level prosecution, then the flip strategy got all its leverage back, no matter what the president does. joining us is the reporter who broke the story tonight for politico, josh dozi. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> let me ask if i understand the gist of what youve written. if they are working together, obviously it raises the question of whether or not manafort may not be able to rely on a presidential pardon to get out of prosecution here. but it also means that t...

Believing the fight worth having is over funding the government in a potential government shutdown. the risk, if they use debt ceiling as the leverage point could risk using this fight for good in alienating a key fight in business, but to gain any leverage back, house republicans have figured out a realistic plan. for example, how to raise the debt ceiling. can they even get that passed? at the end of the week, boehner will head to williamsburg, virginia to walk them through the consequences of...

A stalemate, does either side have any momentum in the talks? and if a compromise could be reached, what might it look like? we turn to our panel, a.b. stoddard of the hill and the "washington posts" ed okeefe. >> a.b. let me start with you, thoughts on what you heard on the sunday shows today. did it make it feel more or less optimistic that the two sides can come it an agreement? >> well, i think the democrats obviously are dogging on those tax hikes for the top 2%. thats obviously still a pro...