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Is behind paula jones and whether this is a legitimate lawsuit or the opening salvos of the 1996 presidential campaign. >> questions about who was financing the lawsuit went unanswered. >> as to matters of finances and to who pays, that is a subject that is never discussed by me. >> after the filing, the lawyers handed a copy of the complaint to a reporter. >> and i told everybody, "i think you should look at paragraph 22." its the one that said that paula jones knew that there were distinguishi...

Starting to say yeah, i might lose money. i dont want to pour more money in. interest rates are backing up. its not great return. 2.7, 2.8%, a ten-year note beats losing my butt in a market correction. the thinking is that there is a point at which investors are drawn to the relative safety of notes and bonds and leaving the giddy world of stocks. is that true? we have heather here, and charlie gasparino. heather, help me with this. what went down? >> i think thats a stock market ultimately wins...

Stop the investigation. to take quote the pressure off as he said. he wanted to fire his attorney general. he wanted to fire rod rosenstein, his deputy attorney general and now we find out that he wanted to fire the independent counsel. and every step of the way he kept getting push-back from his staff members. whats the overall portrait? and what is the independent counsel looking at now when he looks at donald trump, an executive who seems desperate and has seemed desperate at every step to ki...

Moot until we really hr whether the president is willing to give republicans particularly in the house political cover if he goes anywhere near what many, many people in the republican base that he really cherishes considers amnesty, that was part of the problem with the meeting last week, that he got a lot of push back, a lot of anger, i talked to a house republican tonight whos involved in the 2018 elections, who said, that is the key question. how much political cover can the president give u...

In america would say what he said. so are we questioning his integrity? no, were not. im just questioning his motivations. does, maybe he likes eating at the white house mess. i dont know. but his own words are not the words of a physician. theyre the words of a political hack. >> it was certainly unprecedented to get in some ways that much level of detail. he was up at the podium for nearly an hour, far mother than the briefings we would get say after president obamas physicals. i think there a...

Theyre claiming executive privilege when donald trump was not yet the executive spop that. so thats a problem for them. you know, we have seen very often people from the administration refuse to answer questions, without saying why. without saying that theyre actually invoking executive privilege. and now were seeing the reason why that is. because when you invoke executive privilege, theres actually, you know, case law out there, in other words, court decisions out there on this issue and i thi...

To london and the international fallout from the presidents comment we have been talking about here. the s-hole remark that dick durbin says he made in the oval office. im wondering if you can put that in perspective when it comes to the climate youre seeing from overseas. >> reporter: well, thats clear in the reaction we have seen from lawmakers. the former labor leader, ed gillibrand, taking to twitter this morning to respond to trump saying, nope, youre not coming because nobody wanted you to...

Re-tweeting a series of inflammatory anti-muslim tweets made by the far right here. the fact of the matter is, theres a lot of push-back for president trump. the relationship is strained like never before, hallie. >> thank you. we are also following our conversation coming up in a couple minutes with ohio governor john kasich. at any point in the next 40 to 50 minutes, if lindsey graham, tom cotton or any other republican want to call in to talk about the meeting, well take that call. and we a...

Surveillance. then he seemed to back off from that and tweet his support for it. at any rate, on a vote of 256 to 164, the fisa 702 act has been reauthorized. in the u.s. congress. democratic leaders facing some push back in their own party over negotiations for a bipartisan daca deal. some rank and file democrats want the focus to remain on so-called dreamers and border security. they fear top members of the party will give up too much to conservatives if the scope of immigration talks expands....

Amount of push-back and engagement about this book. it really shows the white house feels they made a big mistake here. im interested to see what the author continues to say as he makes his media appearances about the level of access that he had, the notes that he took and the interviews that he had, what more hes willing to share with the public about his reporti reporting methods. i feel this isnt going away any time soon. >> shepard: thanks, julie. >> thank you. >> shepard: lawmakers racing t...