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next president. take a look at these headlines. "the atlantic" devoting an entire issue to the subject of a second trump term with the words, "if trump wins." from "the new york times," why a second trump presidency may be more radical than the first. from ""the guardian,"" a second trump term will be far more autocratic than the first, he's telling us. "the washington post," a trump dictatorship is increasingly inevitable. the through line is a warning -- donald trump could transform every institution that comes under the sway of the presidency from the justice department to the fed...

David Gura hosts coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Conflicting information from weekend to weekend about what the president may or may not do, david. Geoff, thank you very much. Appreciate it as always. Geoff bennett joining us from the white house. I want to turn to my panel. Joyce, let me start with you. Bearing in mind, youre not an expert on election law, but i want to stick with one point that geoff just raised there about the dangers, the legal dangers of taking a meeting with representatives of a foreign country to offer dirt here on an opposing ca...

On june 5th, 2017. almost three years after conrad roy's death. at the bristol county courthouse in taunton, massachusetts, michelle carter went on trial. >> miss carter, take the witness stand. please >> the drama began almost immediately. instead of having the case could be for the jury, michelle at the last minute choose who let a judge to decide her fate. >> are you doing that of your own free will? >> yes. >> in her opening statement, flynn drew a straight line from michel carter's badgering and bullying, to conrad's death in the truck that. night >> she assisted and devised and advice an...

Caucus. someone like mark kelly of arizona has not said how he would vote. others like jeanne shaheen and maggie hassan of new hampshire have not said how they would vote. if you unlock manchin, if you unlock sinema, other democrats won't stand in the way. if you're not willing to be out front and vocal in favor of your strong support for a senate procedural tradition, then you probably are not going to stand in the way if the leader of the party decides to call that vote and hit the nuclear button. this is how it's always been in the past, before democrats weakened the filibuster for most nom...

How much this narrative has changed. as geoff mentioned just a moment ago, donald trump jr. was on capitol hill. he testified before the house intelligence committee for six, seven hours about this meeting. how much has this story changed? >> it's evolved greatly. and i want to take you back to september of 2017. almost a year ago. when donald trump jr. testified in front of the senate judiciary committee. the day after he testified, senator chris coons, who is a senior democrat on that committee, his office sent out the u.s. code statute for giving false statements to congress. he sent it out...