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2016, will an answer like that satisfy the electorate if joe biden were to say the same thing about why the bill came about and what the negative effects were as a result? >> the reason i don't think it will is because it didn't satisfy significant numbers of electorate in 2016 when hillary clinton did it. we know there were voters, millennial voters, who were more progressive on criminal justice reform and even black voters who did not show up the way that she needed them to show up to beat donald trump. i think whether or not that would be helpful or not, the bigger question is will biden ac...

Questions. he does say a lot of things that in the end he winds up changing his story. we're now on day three of them changing his story or trying to clean up whatever he said on sunday. they do feel that it's working. there are people who do think whatever he is doing is working. certainly, the most important person in all of this is the president. he doesn't seem to have a problem with what he is doing. so it looks like giuliani will be around. >> you do a lot of reporting on this. what are you hearing about the contradictions? one day he says this. the next day he backs away from it, tries ...

>> the ayes to the right, 202. the ins to the left, 432. so the nos have it. the nos have it. >> shepard: the vote was worse than anyone anticipated. so what comes next is up in the air. the prime minister's proposal laid out the terms of britain's split with the european union. the separation is expected to happen march 29 years. more than 2 1/2 years after voters decided to cut ties. the question is how exactly. it's confusing. even in the united states where there's arcane laws that we don't understand. here's a stab at it. the immediate next step would be for the prime minister to come

Of justice, bill barr and then he makes the decision how much to release. the bottom line is, he's going to release as much as possible. that's the commitment he's made to congress. >> shepard: the commitment is to release as transparent under the law and the question is where does executive privilege apply and where does it not apply. he is saying today we'll see. >> absolutely. i think what he was also saying is there may be some secrecy issues, fisa warrants and confidential information that can't be released. what we're not going to see is the large pages blacked out. that won't happen und...

Including obstruction of justice. you again said yes. then when senator blumenthal asked you about the mueller report, you seemed to make a distinction and said you would provide your own report based on mueller's report. but not the report, this is the way we understood it, but not the report he submits at the end of the investigation. this is concerning as there's nothing in the regulations that prevent you from providing mueller's report to congress. while the regs refer to a confidential report, they don't state the confidentiality means a report cannot be provided to congress. so here's t...