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This morning, you thought you knew watergate. think again. i spent the weekend reading a book that blew my mind. "watergate a new history" it's out tomorrow. it really will reframe how you think of the whole thing. garrett graff. one of the things you note it was weirder than you ever knew. >> america has sort of learned watergate imagining it begins with a dnc burglary. it is like walking into the second act of a play. what america has realized only with time is watergate was a whole corrupt and criminal mind-set that had been under way for two years at that point. sort of the maxxum we have ...

Information in the next day or 48 hours. if the transcript of the log doesn't show that there was a quid pro quo and if the whistle-blower complaint doesn't bear out to show that, does that exculpate the president? >> it wouldn't exculpate him. those are obviously very relevant and the president withheld them initially and now we're going to get them and that's a good thing but here's what you do know by the president's own admissions. number one, you know that he made a phone call to the president of ukraine in which he asked the president to do an investigation that would benefit his campaig...

Senate recount which was eventually decided just 312 votes between al franken and norm coleman. a lot of times what we'll see, we'll get close enough to trigger that automatic recount, whether machine or man count. the idea that it shifts usually doesn't bear out. in a state like georgia, stacey abrams's campaign can hold out hope for a recount in that state. but the idea that these are going to flip the outcomes is really holding 0 t ining on to this race. >> let's look at another race. a journalist there published video of the republican incumbent joking about a public hanging.

Enormous that everybody worker will get a $4,000 increase in wages. this is the core argument that they are making. but as you point out, capital is as cheap as its ever been in history. you can sell stock, sell bonds. company for -- >> borrow money for very little money. >> sitting on over $2 trillion of idle cash to invest tomorrow. plus, they don't ever look at the history. if you look at -- go to bls.gov, the bureau's labor statistics and look at what happened to real median wages after the tax reform act of 1986, they fell, for ten years. >> right. which doesn't mean tax cuts are a bad th...

Not order this statement. so what are we to make of it, chris? >> that's a lot of words by rod rosenstein to say two words, fake news. this is the argument that donald trump has promulgated throughout his campaign and presidency, which is ifanyoneisspeaking anonymously, it is by nature not true. as a reporter, of course we always try to get people on the record. meaning, we try to get them to say things with their name attached to it. some people fear for their jobs. some people fear for other things and they ask for anonymity. we carefully try to figure out is it the right thing to do or not...