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Table altogether. no? >> i think you're right. by the way, fact that we're talking about troops in general is a serious pivot for this white house. nearly two hours last week was focused on economic sanctions and that was the primary focus, the consequence that u.s. was threatening the idea that they're not activating but putting additional troops on a heightened state of alert is a change in posture for the u.s. and certainly in tone from the president himself. again today, and he was clear about this, he didn't want any of this words to be viewed as provocative. he said none of this is inten...

To secure debt although russia has a massive wealth fund at the moment somewhere over $650 billion and i think sanctions could be an important tool and they have had an impact and they have suppressed economic growth or gdp output by about a percent since they were put in place but the russians have learns to delete those. it is going to be sanctioned and it's going to be the provision of legal aid and it's going to be a change in posture in europe, the kind of security dilemma and this idea of your adversary taking measures that they believe are defensive that you perceive as offensive, these...

Actions. it is also our most detailed look yet at how far democrats plan to go even after special counsel robert mueller's investigation has concluded. sarah murray is on this today. this is significant. adam schiff says he wants to find out if even foreign actors have leverage over the president which could be driving him to make some of the decisions he does. what do you know? >> it is significant. it's a change in posture from democrats who at first were keen to let mueller do his investigation and see what the special counsel turned up. now they're in power, they formed their committees an...

Bad blood on russia, what he calls blame it on the fake and corrupt russia investigation. the president ruminating about firing the special counsel, and it's noteworthy, his team at the white house now claiming he has the power to do so, instead of just saying it's the boss venting. the president is also talking again about maybe firing the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, who oversees the mueller investigation and authorized an fbi search warrant targeting the president's personal lawyer. a reminder, these threats to fire people are hardly new. in today's "new york times," details of ...

To the detriment of those consumers, but i would argue to our cities and towns, to the abandoned properties they leave behind and frankly the whole economy. >> i mean, the entire municipal tax base, the teachers, the cops, the judges that depend on the stability of that tax base which is driven by obviously the integrity of our housing market and the intellingtive our labor manchlgts i'm interested in your thoughts on eric holder and do you believe that your actions, the actions of beau biden in delaware, the actions of katherine cortez mastow out in nevada and california getting involved, as ...