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Its positive that we know that the end is in sight. it also gives us the opportunity to move on and focus again on the priorities that the country cares about. but others have become public critics. the opposition sensed a shift behind the scenes. i think the political mood changed, and you could feel it in the house of commons, with lots of mp, i think, thinking today, im not any longer going to go on defending the indefensible. borisjohnson has said he wants to focus on things that are importa...

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Thinking today. but just looking at all of the tea leaves, i dont see how we come out of that 4:00 caucus meeting without some pretty broad consensus in the democratic caucus that we must move forward with impeachment. >> if that happens, you understand it would be a game-changer here? >> yes. >> and youre comfortable with that? >> i think its a necessary game-changer to protect the country. >> if that happens today and you do move forward with the impeachment inquiry, is that an acknowledgment ...

>> okay, but again -- there you are. >> hold on, theyre telling me, july 11th, 2015. it was a long time ago. >> oh, for god sake, and then youre back to august 2015. christopher, focus on the winning part of the campaign, where none of you thought he could win, let alone -- >> she pleaded guilty to being a russian spy and asked a question of the president about sanctions. meanwhile, she was working the nra, i dont know why she asked about sanctions. >> you want to talk -- that i know nothing abo...

Watching the news today, and -- >> why did he call on her? >> i have no idea why. when was that, allegedly. >> the beginning of the campaign. if you -- >> okay, but again -- there you are. >> hold on, theyre telling me, july 11th, 2015. it was a long time ago. >> oh, for god sake, and then youre back to august 2015. christopher, focus on the winning part of the campaign, where none of you thought he could win, let alone -- >> she pleaded guilty to being a russian spy and asked a question of the ...

Country. give their lives. and lets, theres another way of looking, looking at it. its just -- >> well yesterday, some past presidents, barack obama, wrote we can never truly repay the debt we owe our fallen heroes, but we can remember them, honor their sacrifice and affirm in aur own lives the enduring ideals of justice, equality and opportunity for which generations of americans have given that last full measure of devotion. >> thinking today of david wright, a marine who died this month, and ...

With the white house counsels office but not with the president. they have not spoken since before that "new york times" interview. last week, the president essentially threw his attorney general under the bus. we got a window into the presidents thinking today, during a photo op with interns of all things, when the president was standing silently to take a picture and a reporter asked him this. >> mr. president, did jeff sessions resign? [ laughter ] there and the smirk spoke volumes, although ...

Just any attorney general, anderson. he was his most loyal, committed, dedicated supporter back during the presidential campaign. he left his job in the safe senate seat of alabama to become the attorney general. he, in fact, jeff sessions was in the west wing today we are told, having normal meetings with the white house counsels office, with other advisers, but not with the president. we are told they have not spoken since before that "new york times" interview. where last week the president e...

I do agree with president trump quite frankly on this -- and he was pushing this yesterday -- is that they should have vote to proceed to debate this on the senate floor. thats where things are hashed out. thats where people can talk about the differences. thats where they can try to get something done. the fact of the matter is in politic the, if you vote for the motion to proceed, which would allow debate on this, and youre a republican and you eventually vote against the bill, the underlying ...

Conversation and debate. thank you very much to all of our panelists. >> we do it for you. what do you think? tweet us at "new day," post your comments on facebook.com/"new day." she refused to defend president trumps travel ban and was shown the door. what is next for the acting attorney general, sally yates? a friend of hers joins us with what shes thinking today. americas favorite potatoes, and donating to local charities along the way. but now its finally back home where it belongs. aw man...