course, the companies they control. but it s also interesting to look at who wasn t sanctioned. you didn t have prominent figures connected to, for example, alpha group listed on the sanctions list which a number of experts were surprised by and you had dereposkov. and another that attended trump s inauguration. his u.s. associates gave millions to trump s administration fund. in many ways this list was surprising. that doesn t make it any less effective, but it was an interesting look at how the state department or how the treasury is dealing with these new round of sanctions on russia. carol, any sense of why the administration chose to act now? well, if administration officials say this is this has been some time in the making. they ve been pulling together this list for weeks if not months, and now they re saying they re doing this because of a number of different things.
kennedys and it is the left-wing saying we don t want this. bob shrum and the other kennedy acolytes. i would like to know the truth. i hope it s a good movie. i hope it s more than just left versus right warfare. jason: kimberly, this is an important part of our political history. this guy was on a trajectory to become the next president of the united states. kimberly: so much fascination and interest in it. also as a former prosecutor, i think who was allowed to testify, who wasn t, suggestions that perhaps she was alive for two hours in the car, the positioning of her body, searching, looking for pockets of air. prosecution wouldn t let them testify to that fact. i think it s good they made this. jason: greg, that would happen today, can you imagine what would happen. greg: i don t know. what i am wondering, the question that bugs me is why did
promised border wall. we know that has been a sore subject for the president, as i noted earlier. also worth mentioning, who wasn t at mar-a-lago this weekend? the president without his chief of staff john kelly and without hope hicks, the former communications director for the white house, who had her last days here last week. you can t really manage president trump from what we ve heard from sources, but at least those were moderating forces that are no longer around the president, anderson. all right. boris sanchez, thanks very much. i want to turn next to a pair of political professionals, former republican virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli and robby mook. ken, the president tweeted about multiple groups in one day. i m wondering what you make of it. it does seem members of congress are essentially ignoring him. you don t really hear congress or people on capitol hill really responding to these tweets anymore? well, not directly. but i do think that he s driven some disc
pirro and sean hannity as well as a former fox news executive, bill shine. sources familiar with their conversation tell us they told the president they believe his base believes he is getting soft on immigration. they went as far as to tell the president that successful republicans in the november midterm elections depend on his ability to show that he s made progress in building his long promised border wall. we know that has been a sore subject for the president, as i noted earlier. also worth mentioning, who wasn t at mar-a-lago this weekend? the president without his chief of staff john kelly and without hope hicks, the former communications director for the white house, who had her last days here last week. you can t really manage president trump from what we ve heard from sources, but at least those were moderating forces that are no longer around the president, anderson. all right. boris sanchez, thanks very much. i want to turn next to a pair of political professionals, form
heather: marie harf is a former state department spokesperson and fox news analyst and amos senad. they both join us now to talk more about this. our hearts go out to any mother when they lose a child. marie, specifically with an illegal immigrant involved who wasn t here to begin with she is right. our politicians need to be doing more. what do they need to be doing? she is right and our hearts do go out to her. i cannot imagine the pain she is going through particularly as this immigration issue has become so political. at a baseline what needs to happen is congress needs to agree on a compromise, money for the border wall funding, some money in exchange for taking care of the daca kids. many of whom came here as young children through no fault of their own. congressional democrats, to their credit, have agreed in