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From investigators, that he kept donald trump in the loop about the project, including conversations with the russian government regarding that project. this is just kind of scratching the surface. when you dig into the filings surrounding paul manafort, you discover one of the things paul manafort lied about was his interactions with constant even kilimnick, russian national with ties to military intelligence. so youre left with, first of all, president trump being implicated by prosecutors for...

Its fine to do stuff that is within your purview. but if you are doing things that clearly are violations of the state constitutions, then that is a problem. tony everest campaigned on citizens access to health care. can they circumscribe his ability to do that? that would be taking away gubernatorial power by a legislative branch. that is a separation of powers question that will be answered in court. whether you like or dont like on what they campaigned on, citizens get the last word. they vot...

A campaign finance violation, which is a felony, which his own personal lawyer has pled guilty to. he has a lot to worry about. as renato said, theres so much that has been redacted that we dont know about. we know that mueller is very, very thorough in this investigation. >> paul, sticking with you. people are split whether you can indict a sitting president. its not in the constitution but sort of a doj guidance. what happens next with these criminal implications? >> i think wed have to ask de...

The u.s. border. so lots to discuss starting with "the washington post" new reporting on mexicos surprise decision to apparently support a new trump administration proposal requiring asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their u.s. applications are processed. joining us now retired admiral, a former state department and pentagon press secretary, also with us, host of s.e. cupp upfiltered and national reporter for politico. david, are you surprised mexicos government would make this deal to hous...

I think it was a physical embodiment on paper of putting, one, our geopolitical interests over our values of what we stand for in the region. will that last? i dont know. >> but s.e., simone points out that previous administrations have been very cozy with the saudis. but this is a step further than we have seen. this is the opposite of a freedom agenda. what do you think republicans in the senate, when they still have control, can and should and will do to send a message to the president about ...

>> you were. >> how he feels about himself. the president used a thanksgiving day call with troops to praise himself and air his differences. the president is threatening to close the southern border and warning his desire for a border wall could trigger a government shut down. and the president is siding with the crown prince. we have a lot to talk about it. joining us now senior editor at the atlantic, former national press secretary or bernie sanders and host of cnns s.e. cupp unfiltered. hop...

Bounty on the heads of a lot of journalist who is work on very, very difficult conditions. >> go ahead, ron. >> yeah. so s.e.s point, whats striking about this is the president has portrayed himself from the beginning as a tough deal maker in a tough world. everything he has said about this is that the saudis hold all the cards. they buy stuff from us. therefore, they have leverage. they sell stuff to us. therefore, they have leverage. hes acting as though we dont have our own cards to play and ...

Strangers there to help them, but s.e., the hope again being that president trumps here gave him a better understanding of the dire need that so many people here have. >> yeah. kaylee, thanks for joining us tonight. i appreciate your reporting. president trump appears to have taken a more presidential tone very recently. so heres tonights other headline. a tale of two trumps? since midterm election losses, set a very bad terrible no good couple of weeks and its shown. his original response to th...

Two years. a lot of that is natural. so a lot of these folks are going to be leaving the white house. some trying to get new jobs, others maybe going through the campaign and get ready for the reelect, but that kind of turnover right now at a time where youre about to feel the weight of investigations and subpoena power from house democrats, i suspect that the chaos inside the white house is only going to get worse in the next few months. >> i think youre right. thank you guys. i appreciate it. ...

Disease control, homicide is the number one cause of death for black men ages 15 to 34. this grim statistic caused an emergency room doctor to take action. hes one of our top ten cnn heroes for 2018. >> i dont like pronouncing people dead. its probably the worst thing that ever had to do. i want to preserve life. when i see patients that are coming in with violent injuries, when somebody looks like you from your neighborhood, a lot of stuff really hits home. you realize, i dont want this to happ...