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Also accusing the committee of flouting norms. what happens now? joining us is our panel and broadly moss. they voted last week and it's here and steve bannon was sentenced to four months in jail. i wonder given the time line it took if trump were to thumb their nose at the subpoena, do they have the time and runway to deal with this issue if he says oh, thanks for the subpoena? no. >> honest answer, no. if the house flips and republicans take control, they will shut down the committee in january. there is no way if donald trump pulls a straight steve bannon here and says forget it, i'm not ta...

The Habibganj police registered case against 10 people of Durga Utsav Samiti for organising fairs and installing swings outside Durga puja pandal in Bittan Market.

The Kondhwa police late on Tuesday night booked former minister Ramesh Bagwe’s son, Baker, his manager and 22 others on the charge of disobedience and

Mueller interviews with a number of white house aides. significant in laying out its case. >> you have been looking oefbl a over the report. strikes you the idea they paint a picture of this campaign with ukraine. the pressure campaign as democrats call it, puts the entire electoral system at risk. puts american democracy at risk. >> right. the point this is bigger than donald trump for basically three years we've been seeing a president that has made his, made his money or made his name by flouting norms of government. right? sort of what why people actually e -- a disrupter. why many voted f...

Once again too many republicans are too quiet when it matters. what they ignore they empower and certainly this president has seized on their silence and only increased his appetite for flouting norms, rules and even laws. this statement about welcoming foreign interference is a low point and even now they're quiet. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell ignored the questions. when the big voices do speak out their words are often worse than the silence. take senator graham of south carolina. he forcefully says no, don't take information from a foreign government about your opponent. but then ...