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>> that's right, anderson. we know that, in addition to the three semiautomatic handguns the shooter had. he was, also, equipped with 32 high-capacity magazines. authorities also acknowledging that he was, in fact, disgruntled at work and in their words, that may have contributed to the shooting. in the meantime, anderson, we are at san jose city hall where we are expected to see a vigil in the next hour or so. a lot of people expected to come and pay their respects to the victims. anderson. >> dan simon, appreciate it. thank you. as he just reported, there are major questions tonight over t...

Slippery slope. we all have a new mission. it's time to rejoin the fight. >> that was an ad from the council on american security, a group founded by former military and intelligence officials. that, as you just heard, had been a nonpartisan group. now it's working to defeat president trump in 2020. even though some of its members voted for him in 2016. joining us now, the group's co-founder and president, retired u.s. navy lieutenant commander greg keely. he's one of the members who supported the president four years ago. thank you so much for being on. i want to hear more about what you all ...

Its own dilemma for democrats in 2020. it's incredible that we could be leading to a redo of the primary battle of 2016, between an establishment candidate, but this time not even a potential first woman president in bernie sanders and his very devoted base, a race between the candidate preferred by moderates and black voters but who comes with two decades of oppo-researchable history and the one preferred by young progressives. the question is, have democrats learned anything new in 2016 that produces a different outcome from the one in 2020? -- i mean, a different outcome in 2020 from the on...

Partisan divide in washington, one outspoken impeachment opponent is expected to leave the democratic party. new jersey congressman jeff van drew was one of just two democrats to vote against the impeachment inquiry. the news of his possible defection drew praise from the president who reportedly met with the congressman on friday. while new jersey's democratic governor phil murphy called the party switch cynical and desperate, but van drew isn't the only democrat facing political pressure. nbc news reports republicans are focusing on as many as eight democrats, who have indicated they remain ...

On wednesday. so far one house democrat, new jersey's jeff van drew, has already gone on the record as a "no" vote. beyond van drew, sources close to house republicans say they're targeting around eight other house democrats who are on the fence to break ranks with their party. that handful is part of a larger group of democrats who won their seats at the midterms in districts trump won back in 2016. joining me now, lauren zeallt, d danielle moodie-mills, cohost of the podcast "democracyish." let me start with you, lauren. if, in fact, the republicans in the senate vote in total against impeac...