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Sen. Dianne Feinstein is laughing off any talk of her being too old to serve.

For pbs news hour. mark leibovich from "the new york times" magazine, doris kearns goodwin, and hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday. and a special edition of "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. for everyone on either side of the red/blue divide frustrated by the pace of the mueller investigation, ten days in september have provided a staggering turn of events. it was just last week "the washington post" broke the whistleblower story about president trump's phone call with ukraine's president. immediately support among house dem...

The seats. now, be clear, it's a problem that can cut both ways. the maryland map, which is one of the maps that was also chanld in this case, has been drawn to favor democrats, but the practice risks further driving driving deeply partisan state legislatures into maximalism. it also risks furthering a red/blue divide, polarizing the country even more. the good news from the supreme court on a question recovered extensively here, whether to include a question on citizenship in the 2020 census. the inclusion of that question, experts agree, would almost certainly drive down census responses in ...

For him. >> i plan on campaigning in the south winning georgia and north carolina, south carolina and i believe we can win texas and florida if you look at the polling data now. i have no intention of walking away. >> i have already been down there and i will keep going. i've been to mississippi and alabama. i have been to tennessee, south carolina but i have also been to georgia. i have been there on building grassroots organizations on the ground. shannon: let's discuss with josh swearingen and buck sexton. good to have you with us. the vice president mentioned texas. washington monthly writ...

Action at john brennan, which is a different way of threatening that freedom of speech. the scary thing is that the nature of the trump presidency is to widen every divide in american life. there's no doubt, no question there are a lot of doubts growing in some quarters about the press and that we are kind of retreating. it's difficult for any institution to have credibility across the red/blue divide. that long predates trump. the difference is we have not had a president who has viewed it as central to his political strategy to exacerbate those divides, in effect to encourage one section of ...