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Her. those voters who are kind of in that spacing, well see. >> dan balls is writing in todays "washington post," what detroit showed most of all is that the democrats face a lengthy period in which they will be asked to sort out basic questions of who they are and how they plan to run against an unconventional president who has changed many of the rules of politics and already is in general election mode. thats exactly to your point. >> the one thing i can say about this team so far, they are a...

York state democratic party. he spoke with s.e. kupp yesterday. this is what he said the reasons biden is attractive to many in the african-american community. >> the fact is that many african-american voters are fairly moderate. there are a lot of older african-american men, for example, that dont like the way the party has leaned into immigration reform because theyre saying, look, weve been here a long time, too. where is the partys attention on us. >> kirsten, has the party moved too far lef...

Because thats what happened. and why are house members going after those private communications? could it be because of the private communications jared kushner had with mbs? you know the crown prince implicated in the killing of jamal khashoggi? thats the story here. but donald trump makes it a racist debate about baltimore and we fall for it again and again. >> but what is the alternative? my goodness, if we dont cover the lying every day -- >> we should absolutely cover the lying. we should a...

Substantively, there is more than enough. im even putting aside the fact that this president has already been implicated in a serious felony in the southern district of new york by his own justice department. but yesterday what came out i would add to what matt just said, it is not just that robert mueller made the point that the russians are at it again. he also very strongly made the point thanks to adam schiff that what the presidents campaign did in welcoming that foreign interference was un...

Asking a question about it. do you think this shifts the conversation about russia as an adversary and some of our country with designs on attacking our next election? >> i thought the starkness of muellers warnings about that, the starkness of his assessment, yes, theyre doing it as we speak. yes, they expect to do it in the 2020 campaign, credit to congressman heard of texas as you say for engaging with that substantively. i noticed a couple of other republican members of congress acknowledgin...

Expresident. >> but under department of justice policy, the president could be prosecuted for obstruction of justice crimes after he leaves office. is that correct? >> true. >> true. and mueller implored americans to take russias ongoing attacks seriously and dug into several other issues that were going to get into substantively in the special coverage on "the beat" tonight. now i want to bring back in two analysts, joyce vance and john flannery. john, what was important about those passages? >...

Member of the congress on the floor. youre not allowed to do that. so technically she may have been in the wrong, but substantively, she was essentially just restating the presidents word and calling him out for his behavior. and the president -- you know, the president in this case hes the arsonist and hes out there calling members of congress republican members encouraging the vote against the resolution. telling the firefighters how to do their job. he ought to just be laying low right now. h...

If you want it. and we can build on the affordable care act. and i think voters knowing that. if you want to choose one path or another, now you know what the candidates seem. i think thats great. >> i thought the health care, the immigration debates, the civil rights debates were all substantively about people with different positions on the issues within the democratic coalition. i want you to respond to a line that has developed, and ive heard it from a lot of chin-stroking and tsk-tsking rep...

If you want to choose one path or another, now you know what the candidates seem. i think thats great. >> i thought the health care, the immigration debates, the civil rights debates were all substantively about people with different positions on the issues within the democratic coalition. i want you to respond to a line that has developed, and ive heard it from a lot of chin-stroking and tsk-tsking republicans who are former republicans who dont like democrat. they want the democratic party to ...

Im looking forward to taking them off. things can happen, essentially. is that a smart idea? >> this is a big victory for north korea that no one is talking about. prior to meeting him at the dmz, they said were not taking sanctions off. he said, well, we will think about it. for the north koreans, thats exactly what they wanted out of the summit meeting. he got his picture crossing into the dmz, got a lot of press for that. substantively, the north koreans got what they wanted. >> what happens ...