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States totaled $2.1 trillion last year compared to 1.7 trillion for democrat leaning states. after examining the kinds of goods that could be taxed, city found that red states ship more to countries that could retaliate on u.s. tariffs. soy, for example, represents nearly half of the value on china's tariff list. in the 30 congressional districts hit hardest by new soy tariffs, 25 are represented by a republican and just five by a democrat. all 30 of those districts voted for trump back in 2016. joining me from london, nbc news international correspondent cal perry for us. set the stage for us...

Ahead of the prime time announcement that we expect to come in monday night. before the big reveal senator chuck schumer trying to get a word in. he called the president asking him to nominate merrick garland, president obama's nominee back in 2016. joining me now marc thiessen from the "washington post" and fox news contributor. it doesn't hurt to make the phone call. >> yeah, that's going to happen, chuck. good luck with that. >> sandra: he is not staying out of this. one of chuck schumer's most recent tweets. raymond kethledge having passed the litmus test on overturning roe versus wade and...

District. president obama won it twice. won that district twice can they reverse course now because president trump won it easily by 16 points in 2016. joining us now minnesota congressional candidate and st. louis county commissioner pete stauber who was a police officer and minor league hockey player. you grabbed the microphone. you surprised the president. you whipped open a etch spoo. how did you pull that off, breaking format? >> good morning, brian, thank you for having us. it was really an interesting day for not only the campaign and the candidate. but to have the president come to our...

Advisers in 2016. joining me now live former justice department prosecutor james, thanks for joining us, james. >> sure, hi, ed. >> we heard the president of the united states is not a target of robert mueller's investigation but is a subject, meaning that they're looking at his conduct, but they don't have enough evidence at least now to try and indict him and there's obviously a whole legal question about whether can be indicted while in office, what do you make of rudy giuliani and how unusual it is to try and seek this kind of classified information as part of the process. >> i don't blame...

Only the release or review of document that is the house intelligence committee -- also senate judiciary -- is asking if can give the conclusive answers. drain the swamp. this as multiple outlets now report that the fbi informant in the trump campaign was american-born cambridge professor stephane halper, that man right there, who first met with trump advisers intentionally to get information in early july of 2016. joining us now to weigh in is tom fitton, president of judicial watch, a conservative watchdog group. tom, thanks for being here this morning. so the doj is angry about potentially ...