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On to a guy who's a domestic abuser. that that seems like a rational option. >> from everything we're hearing, the trouble that i'm having is something i go back to often. they don't care that he was a domestic abuser. they care that they're not fighting back well on the pr front. they don't care that they hired someone who has moral failings or could be blackmailed. they literally care that we're talking about it on cnn right now. the phrase, we both looked at each other, communication malpractice in pam's report. this wasn't communication malpractice, this was substantive malpractice, lettin...

That want to undermine the security of this country. this is critically dangerous. >> to be extremely clear, this white house is a miss. this white house cultural is a mess mp you talk about security clearances. jared kushner is running about negotiating peace would you tell us a security clearance. this white house is a complete mess. >> is that a sign of how much of a mess they have to hold on the a guy who is a domestic abuse ir. >> the trouble i'm having is they don't care he was a domestic abuser. they care they're not fighting back well on the pr front. they don't care that they hired so...

Recess. >> they've been having those secret meetings that we keep hearing about. the trouble is that as soon as they stop being secret, the chances of moderate republicans, they're still in the same position in the senate. how are you going to get enough moderate republicans to sign on to get the bill pass bid the house passed? that was not -- in making that bill more conservative, in making that bill satisfactory for the freedom caucus, it's very hard to see how they get that through moderates. they've still got the same problem in the senate. >> you know, there's some talk, mark, that rob po...

They haven't felt the impact as much as others. the effect of this is not very evenly felt. >> let me ask on the pr front, how much is this legislature where they got a lot of criticism from the republicans for what they did. do they see this as an opportunity to at least leave the year with some having a better taste in their mouth. >> they are still getting pressure. they lost over $100 million and lost events and economic opportunities. that affects their bottom line. we have a deadline coming up to select the host of tournament sites for up to 2022.

For months, many republicans looked to hillary clinton's testimony before the house benghazi committee as the moment where she would be exposed for failing to protect american lives and, frankly, protensionally even lprotension -- potentially even lie being it. more recently, many democrats looked to the hearings with similar anticipation, hoping this would be the day clinton came off as the adult in the room and exposed the committee as a partisan charade. judging by these headlines from the "washington post," "time" and politico, it looks like perhaps the democrats got their way -- at least ...