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Donald trump. >> lets talk about elizabeth warren, beth. whats happened there? >> yeah. well, she really peaked sort of late september, early october. then she went and gave -- talked about or really sort of hit in a debate about medicare for all. and she decided that she needed to step forward with a comprehensive plan how to pay for it. it seemed just after she made that declaration, we saw her polling really fall off. whether it was because of the specifics of the payment for the medicare for...

Sanders in exactly the same place they were a year ago. the two of them make up for a little bit less than half of the democratic primary electorate. which means the other half or slightly more than half kind of want somebody else. and -- and so i think what youre seeing right now is operative playing games in the period in which we havent seen anybody actually vote. and theyre doing their best to -- to position their own candidates. >> let me ask you, beth, about a pew research center poll. ask...

Take the presidents christmas week schedule. sunday morning 10:08 a.m. the presidential motorcade arrived at trump international golf club and did not leave until nearly 2:30. tuesday christmas eve the president arrived at his golf club until 10:13 a.m. and stayed until just after 4:00 p.m. the president was back at trump international golf club again today arriving just after 10:00 a.m. leaving right around 2:30. im sensing a pattern. now, we should say we dont know for sure whether he was actu...

You mentioned she was the only republican sen door the vote against brett ckavanaugh. and if you look at what she said, chris, she said nothing about witnesses. she said she didnt like coordination and she said she thought there should be a fair trial, but she said she thought she wanted to hear from the house managers and for the presidents lawyers, again to go back to the math what you would need is four lisa murkowskis to not omsay they want witnesses but to agree with democrats on the specif...

This with january 7th. ed: in a hurry and now slowing it down. griff: we there we are going to see a trial. we just dont know. a lot of unanswered questions as we head into 2020. leader mcconnell has been very open to different ideas. but the math, right? it went straight down party lines essentially in the house. now we are wondering are there some republicans in the senate, there is 55. right? we have a majority. some that could be on the fence in weighing n. alyssa mur can you ski put this st...

On the more and more homogenius side. >> the fact of the matter is theres a lot more identities as it were and a lot more life experiences of people on the left broadly speaking than on right. to the extent we have one party really focused on a very narrow identity, its the republican party just from a completely -- its just math. its interesting because im struck by chris coons who was at some type of event -- >> delaware. >> from delaware. whos talking about the polarization. and he in part sa...

Ethnicity and race and even class than it is on the more and more homogenius side. >> the fact of the matter is there is a lot more identities as it were -- >> exactly. >> a lot of life experiences of people on the left broadly speaking than on the right. and, you know, to the extent that we have one -- one party that is really focussed on a very narrow identity its the republican party, just from a completely sort of, like, its just math. i mean, its interesting, though, because, you know, im s...

Mallory." and i said, "whos david mallory?" and they said, "its carters boyfriend." >> reporter: the math was easy, ashlea figured carter set up the burglary and david carried it out. carter got fired. david sort of disappeared. and both heard that it was ashlea who identified them. they hadnt been charged. not yet but -- >> the case was basically actively being investigated when this happened. >> reporter: and now three months later, here was carter talking to the police who were growing suspic...

>> mark and annie looked into the case. to them it was immediately apparent that there were a lot of problems. >> reporter: mark moffat and ann taliaferro were those attorneys. one of the first things they did was visit the scene of the crime. >> we went to the house, and we walked in and we think, a-ha. >> within moments of being in that home, we knew immediately that there was a huge problem. >> reporter: not a problem for them. more for the people who had put conrad truman away. coming up, ...

What does that mean? does that mean shell import more impeachment managers if theres witnesses or less if they are or what? >> its tough to know what the math is. this is the leverage she has right now. and she and mcconnell are well-matched opponents. they can be stubborn and counting the votes they have. whether mitch mcconnell has 51 votes in the senate to back him up and the white houses lawyers up. and its better that witnesses arent going through that again. sticking through the discovery ...