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Have been impeached by the republicans. >> what i find most striking is that reportedly the phone call was made the day after robert mueller testified. it really is -- it really is eye-popping on so many levels. thank you both so much. richard haass, thanks to you as well and carol also. solid reporting, than you for coming to debrief us. impeachment now seeming more likely than ever. that is how our first read team sums up the dramatically shifting dynamics on the hill. well go live to the capi...

2020 might be calling his name. but will he answer? should he answer? a cnn poll shows most democrats want former vice president joe biden to jump into the white house race. but could bidens burden be his political part? cnns arlette saenz reports. >> reporter: if he jumps into the 2020 race, joe bidens career of more than 40 years in washington could be seen as a blessing or a curse. >> i was in the senate a long time. >> reporter: six terms in the senate. plus two as vice president. bidens rec...

2020 might be calling his name but will he answer? a cnn poll shows that most democrats want joe bide tone jump into the presidential race. but, could the former vice presidents burden be his political past? cnns arlet sainz with the latest on that. welcome to new day, great to see you again. go ahead. >> reporter: joe biden remains one of the biggest unknown factors of this 2020 race. and there are also questions about how his long record could play in todays political environment. if he jumps ...

Situations, why do they do that? studies have shown that in large part its due to the laws, the policies that enable women to really get that full informed consent. real informed consent that so often is lacking in the abortion context. allow women real choice. i have been there. you know, i know how these women and girls feel. i have heard from so many thousands of women who have been there, too. and we want real choice. and so the real question with its annual report is, you know, why is plann...

Nearly 70%, more than two-thirds of the vote there. it only happened so cindy hyde-smith could get some more votes here as well. it is a double-digit margin right now. in the end we know it will be a win for the republicans. there will be a lot of talk about whether thats a weak win. that will be the conversation. cindy hyde-smith will have to run for re-election in two years. shes finishing an uncompleted senate term, so shell be back on the ballot. but this is the big picture as we have one ho...

We have one house race still 20 count. we now democrats have a net gain of 39. republicans will find this as their only solace. 53 republican seats come january. there are currently 51. so they will have a net plus two. six to eight weeks ago, some republicans thought they could get plus four, plus five. they didnt get that. they will get a plus two. president trump, majority leader mitch mcconnell, will have some more space, if you will, to deal with in the republican family as the president no...

>> yeah. first on arizona specifically, jackie mentioned 95. shes right. but the teetruth, its the last time they had someone elected as a democrat was this same guy in 1976. so he got re-elected and retired in 94. but thats a long time ago. i mean, im 42. thats the year i was born. 76 was the last time they had someone. so we forget how solid i republican arizona was. on a broader point, right now you have republicans plus one. now, you have florida out there. rick scott is obviously ahead and ...

Election news conference, montana was going red. he thought they were leading and now its blue. florida and mississippi are on the board. if florida were to change, the republicans could come out at net zero. possibly if mississippi went in at minus one. they think the republicans are coming out at plus one or plus two. >> it does either way you look at it. its not the narrative that they were pushing the day after the election. thats a good day in the senate. the map from the republicans coming...

Clear. i dont know if he understands the consequences of pulling out of the imf treaty. he hasnt articulated that to the american people. he hasnt explained to us what the american national interest -- and im emphasizing the word american there because he does all the time -- how are we better off by pulling out of the imf treaty or the multitude of things hes pulled away from? i think philosophically he does have the idea that were better off going it alone and being isolated, and i dont think ...

The house, but we like this map. they think theyll hold, maybe gain, when itme comes to the senate. >> john king at the magic wall. nobody does it better. joining us now, chris van holland. senator, thanks so much for joining us. you say you have a narrow path to winning the senate. you just heard johns report. how do you think that will happen that there could be 51 democrats in the senate? >> wolf, its good to be with you. the news for the senate democrats in this election is that we do have a...