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know. >> we do, indeed. pennsylvania candidate john fetterman suing in court to try to keep thousands of mail-in ballots from not being counted. he wants them counted. we'll explain why. the issue, they were not properly dated. an exclusive cnn interview. house speaker nancy pelosi sitting down for the first time after that attack on her husband paul pelosi in her san francisco home. weighing in whether or not it's going to affect her on political future. >> we'll get to to that. let's see. 6:00 a.m. polls other in connecticut, kentucky if you're there, living on sirius, have your ...

Had they gone along with the president's plan to end the dreamer plan, co-hahe could hav leveraged that decision. but that didn't happen. estimates are coming in the cost of the shutdown will soon exceed the price tag for the president's wall on the border, the financial research firm s&p says the cost will hit $6 billion by the end of the week. that's more than what the president has requested for his wall. >> very, very sad. jim acosta, thank you very much. let's get back to the russia investigation right now. we are joined by the chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman a...

Important. >> he didn't have any access. but co-hahe could have portraye himself as somebody who did have access. somebody who said, you know, you ought to pay me. i'm in moscow all the time. i'm on this advisory board for donald trump. i met him. they may have thought, well, you know, this is a guy we have to look at who can provide access, even though he didn't have any. >> the russian spies talking about him in not the most glowing terms. >> in 2013, a russian spy called him an idiot. >> that doesn't mean he would et have access. >> he has a history. they have had dealings with him. he does...

Administration for a lot of these voters. but i do think there's a strain that's beginning to develop around some of the more populist themes that he promised to pursue that he is backing off of now. i wouldn't quite put syria which you mentioned in that category. i think the strike in syria, the strike in afghanistan, we're not putting troops on the ground, right? i think a red line, so to speak, would be if he decided to put troops on the ground. so that probably isn't one that's going to, you know, faze these voters all that much. but if he starts heeding the advice of the more moderately i...