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On the president for whats happening in congressional races is just not accurate. a lot of republicans dont share that view. they see this as clearly a referendum on the president. midterms typically are the first midterm election after the president is sworn in is a referendum of sorts of that new president. it hurts the party in power, at least it has historically. while it may have been an uptick as of late, hes down compared to other predecessors. hes expected to lose seats. its also a sign ...

Unpopular. with big tech companies are going to turn their back on the u.s. department of defense, this country is going to be in trouble. >> greg: good for him. compare that common sense to googles virtues signaling cowardice. first google suspended its contracts with the military when some workers whined about it. then they helped china create a search engine that sensors criticism of its leaders. what suits googles, since they wont move anything that upsets them. this tech titan thinks its mo...

Million for his reelection. will that pan over and will they see that as well? >> absolutely. this president has taken $106 million, more than any of his predecessors in the trump enthusiasm has trickled over to the republican party, we raised a quarter of $1 billion this cycle, more than ever taken in by the republican national committee in a cycle in this transfers into volunteers as well, 20,000 top volunteers, many of them trump rally goers we turned into high top level volunteers, more than...

President trump is what weve seen from presidents ever since 9/11 and even before that who are -- they understand that its a terrible thing to go around killing people in this fashion, especially somebody who was an american permanent resident and journalist. but i think he is also, like previous presidents, concerned about other things. like business interest. like oil in the region. the difference between him and predecessors is trump actually comes out and just says it, which is shocking to t...

About jamal khashoggi, despite well, in case you missed it, if you caught sundays "60 speculation the saudis have not yet admitted that the minutes" interview with president trump, you might have noticed two things. "washington post" contributor one, the big jar of mostly pink was killed after entering the saudi consulate two weeks ago. starbursts sitting on the kre they have searched it for clues. d -- credenza, and two, that painting hanging on the back police found evidence that wall. its a...

Having a beer and hanging out with a bunch of his predecessors. trump has the republican version. youll of course notice abe lincoln in front there apparently captivating everyone with tales of what hes been up to the last 150 years. its a flattering depiction of everybody. i have to say trump in particular looks healthy. the artist said he wanted to make everybody look as good looking as they can, and try to shed the pounds where i need to. thomas told the washington post that, congressman darr...

Window not into the midterm race, into 2020. how as a candidate she will prepare to take on donald trump. remember, president obama releasing his birth certificate after what was advanced the birtherism of donald trump. were getting a sense of how she will try to combat him, they will have back and forth and see where it lands. >> everybody, thank you very much. phil, david, a.b., great to have you in studio. ahead we will talk with senator ben sasse about how the u.s. should respond to the gr...

Narratives in the kingdom. can you explain? >> reporter: yeah, becky. if we go back to the statement that came from donald trump when he said that there could be harsh punishment towards saudi arabia if there was foul play with regard to mr. khashoggi, the saudis hit back very rapidly with a very unequivocal statement put out through the saudi national news agency. this was what the first part of this narrative said. the statement said, the kingdom affirms its total rejection of any threats and ...

Vladimir putin on "60 minutes" by lesley stahl. >> do you agree that vladimir putin is involved in assassinations, in poisonings? >> probably, he is, yeah. probably. i mean, i dont -- >> probably? >> probably. but i rely on them. its not in our country. >> okay. >> so it does seem to be important to him whether it happens in the united states or not. >> the thing thats odd and disconcerting is that hes shrugging it off. there is a pattern here. and i think people should take notice of the speech...

Are having saying, look, we dont feel we can go until this is resolved. the president hinted today -- hinted -- maybe steve mnuchen will not go. no firm decision has been made. it will be interesting to see whether or not the treasury secretary shows up. >> the saudis might postpone the entire conference not to be embarrassed when nobody important shows up. that would be pretty awkward. >> it would. >> everybody stand by. theres more news were following just ahead. . when elizabeth warrens dna...