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Democrats to make meaningful, not seeming to go overboard, but meaningful oversight hearings on these and a whole variety of other matters and well see. a lots going to determine -- be determined on how unpopular he is a year from now, whether the republicans think theyre going to go down in smoke in 2020 with him. >> right. and thats the -- there are two things to say about this, one is, its not going to just be this campaign finance violation. >> right. >> right now theyre trying to focus on t...

Intellectual, moral, spiritual, otherwise bruchankruptcy of the republican party in its current state, they can still do math. this is the thing you know, lawrence, from your vote counting exercises is these are not matters most of the time in principle. theyre matters of calculation. theyre matters of as jennifer suggested at the end of her comments, matters of when does the balance tip? when it becomes more expensive for their personal careers, their personal futures, their personal ability to...

Welcome to both of you. >> thank you, ali. >> you never know what youre going to get these days. at one moment in that discussion, ive watched it a few times now, nancy pelosi interrupts president trump and says, "dont characterize the strength that i bring to this meeting." david jolly, there are a lot of people in this country who dont like nancy pelosi for lots of reasons. but she can do math and she can count votes. something that paul ryan had difficult with, john boehner has difficulty wit...

Invest in border security. lets do immigration reform. but lets get to the business of the american people and stop the nonsense about the wall. >> two things. yes, they are in control. but they do need, especially in the senate, its got to beat the 60-vote threshold. just by the math, they need democrats. but does that mean, then, that if -- would you come to the table and would you be okay with $1.3 billion or $1.6 billion in border wall funding? >> no, were for zero dollars in border wall fun...

Power. as anna pointed out there. but as of now, the prime minister does not look to have the votes. >> reporter: no, she doesnt. but over the last few weeks, what shes been doing is engaging in this strategy of trying to coax a rebellious back bench of m.p.s in her office to brief them on the specifics of the deal to try desperately to convince them, but also claim she has the support of the people, people who want brexit to take place. and she says that essentially voting down this deal would ...

Protect himself should be impeached. so those are examples of things that are clearly impeachable offenses. what the outer limit is, who knows? >> we dont know. but what about the other piece thats maybe conflimplicating t is the statue of limitations on trumps campaign finance violation. its five years, meaning if this happened in 2016 and you do the math and if trump wins re-election for another four years, by the time he would walk out of the white house in 2024, the statute of limitations wo...

Need to be something perhaps more egregious. >> and were there more of his contacts with russians? in all of the michael cohen paperwork, we saw that there were conversations with trump about meeting with putin, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. so you know, we have to kind of watch this unfold. and see if the president is among those many people who were lying about this. >> the other kind of complicating factor to all of this is the statute of limitations, seth. so i pivot back to you. the stat...

Trump put his tariffs in place on aluminum and steel and again you can see there are fewer jobs in aluminum and steel than there were during the obama years, if youll accept that expression and there are certain way less than there were going back to the early 2000s. no real sign of any significant improvement in the aluminum and steel. last period of the puzzle of trumps major goals, of course, was to address the trade deficit and we had new numbers late last week that basically said that trade...

That. like i was wearing a trench coat. my crime occurred in april. their crime occurred in april. i was 17, they were 17. >> and your sentence? >> i got life without parole. >> so how does a 17-year-old deal with that? >> i cried. and after that just kind of coped. >> how did you survive when you came in as an 18-year-old? >> when i was in county jail, a lot of old-timers told me, okay, when you get there, try to avoid anything having to do with gangs, tattoos, gambling. thats the way i went is...

Because we are going to be following rules we ourselves do not have over. at the moment no one in britain thinks that that vote is going to pass because the traditional opposition, the labor party are against it but also 100 conservative mps are against it. so the math is just completely out. what happens next is very unclear. it seems to me that there isnt a majority of parliament to take britain out of the eu without a deal. it seems to me also theres not yet a majority to revuzt the whole que...