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hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. there's brand new reporting that drives home the fact that donald trump is his own worst enemy when it comes to his many, many, many legal problems and when it comes to the indictment and the classified documents investigation turning him from a disgraced twice impeached once indicted ex-president. in that case he has no one to blame but himself. "the washington post" reports late last year team trump hit a fork in a road, a point in which trump could have chosen an option that very well may have avoided an indictment in the documents case. ...

A 2024 democratic presidential victory should the gop hold a house majority. i don't think i'm overly alarmed. do you think liz cheney sees it that way, jonathan? >> i don't think she would co-sign that. what cheney has tried to do and again i think it really strains creditty to say this is a trump problem. one man, his problem. we need to excise him from the party. he is a kahne ericsson. cut him out. we only need to go back to what the party used to be like and from a policy standpoint that's really the bush/cheney years and from a truth telling standpoint. she doesn't acknowledge that there...

Glenn close has stolen the momentum this awards season for best actress. she won early on at the golden globes beating out lady gaga. they tied at the critics choice awards. we'll see what happens this weekend at the s.a.g. awards. glenn close has the momentum. it wouldn't be surprising if she won for "the wife" which was spectacular. >> let's look at best actor. we have christian bale, bradley cooper, willem dafoe, rami malek and viggo mortensen. >> i won't predict a front runner but christian bale, his portrayal of dick cheney, the film in general has been controversial. it's been getting a ...

Powerful than it was in the era of nixon, it's probably more powerful than it's been in the history of the american republic, particularly as regards to national security. >> that's very true. post-watergate, the president didn't lose power, the congress started exercising its power and becoming more of a constitutional co-equal. but what's happened post-watergate and during the bush/cheney years is powers have been added to the presidency. congress has started relinquishing its responsibilities. the media has become weaker as a check as well so the office itself has filled that void and artic...

-- his revenge, his dark thinking, his thinking out loud when he should be thinking things through before he makes a statement he's just out there. that's what's given me problems. i know the sensitivity of the job, even a person who's experienced in washington -- which trump is not -- it's a delicate and difficult job. that's what's given me nightmares. >> one of the points in the piece that i thought about is that the presidency is more powerful than it was in the era of nixon, it's probably more powerful than it's been in the history of the american republic, particularly as regards to nati...