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benefit the republicans but could also benefit the democrats. >> the women vote as you know could ends up being significant in these midterms. a lot of suburban women voted for president trump in 2016. could this be the same case in november for women in particular? >> it cob. i could also point out biggest gender gap in the election. so i could say of course it cob the case that the polls are mott measuring women voters in the sub bushes. but another thing i'll point out that is important. there was specific under estimation in 2016. what we are seeing right now is the democrats are play inning a the lo of different places. laying in the upper midwest but also playing in california where they might pick up a lot of seats. might pick up seats in texas and interior northeast. so if there is a polling error that targets a specific group and the polsters aren't picking that up, democrats could still get the majority because maybe they are out perform with another group. >> okay.
frequency that you wouldn't need to tell him about $130,000 payment. >> michael was the fixer. there were a ton of matters that michael fixed. donald trump wasn't involved in every single matter. all right. and the other reason. >> i understand that. >> there was a line there for dd. >> david dennison. >> it was blank. right. that's evidence he didn't go to donald trump because the line was blaeng. he left the line blank. >> understood. but i'm making a point you wouldn't go to him only if it happened so frequently you wouldn't need to. when these things come along you take care of it. >> it doesn't have to be sexual in nature. it cob any business problem. believe me, michael cohen got calls 3:00 in the morning. mick alan i would be at dinner and boss calling him all the time. so always problems, in any business always problems.
reimbursement and goodness of his heart? >> it stretches it that the president had some kind of a fair with a porn star was not aware of the fact that his own lawyer was engaged in a payoff to keep her quiet prior to the election. that stretches kred you willty. >> do you think it was violation of campaign law by the president? >> i think it needs to be investigated. it cob. to come out and effect the outcome of the election. and that gets to campaign laws and whether this was an illegal campaign expense. >> all right. thank you very much, congressman, i appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >> next, breaking news, deadly nerve agent used to try to kill a russian double agent. tonight we have disturbing questions who did it and why. and latest reality show from the white house, extreme
delusional. also it cob a great respite from the ongoing russia investigation and the continuious breaking nes on that front. but i want to say there is a bill that can get 60 votes in the senate. and it is the durbin graham men menendez and flake bill. adds a little bit of movement toward merit based immigration, which i know is a big thing. >> it's not what republicans want but something in that direction. we'll see. you may still have a shutdown to get that that point as talking about where we are now. april, what is the president's goal here? >> the president's goal is to win, always. but the question is could there be a win in this? and this doesn't look like there will be. this will definitely if there is
this sense they do want to wrap it up. >> what do you think, as are fa as hopefulness factor, hope hicks interestingly, her attorney by the way declining to comment when i asked about this. she is, when you talk about inner circle, reports she's the other daughter. she's been very close since day one. before day one. . that seems like it cob incredibly fruitful discussion with house intel. or not. >> well, i actually think hope hicks might be more interesting to house investigators. as you said she is probably the closest kftd of the president to go before this house committee. jared kushner went before the committee. but i think what we can say is hope hicks probably has more in sight. because hope hicks has played the role of intermediary. trump has personal assistants for the trump corporation, ron a graph who receives all emails and presents him with what he needs to know. hope hicks has played that role for the campaign and so far in the white house is now director of communications title which i
i mean, just months before the 2018 midterm election, what do they have to gain? >> reporter: well, that's a great question. look, the white house wants to be able to gain traction for this before the president state of the union at the end of the january. obviously you have president trump out there saying he thinks it can be a bipartisan push. but reality is there is not a lot in this proposal, outlined to get democrats to come to the table. the president right now has about 35% approval rating, according to the latest cnn poll, and so for democrats it cob very politically toxic to be appearing alongside him, to be agreeing with any of his policy proposals. we saw during tax reform that the white house was very bull itch about the fact that they believe they could get some democrats on board, particularly democrats up for re-election in 2018 that states that trump won in 2016. they are saying they are going after senators, but the reality is unless it's a much bigger
hard to get into the phone. than will continue until we find an answer. i don't know how long that's going to be to be quite honest with you. it cob tomorrow. it could be a week. a month. we don't know yet. >> just last month, deputy attorney general rosenstein criticized technology companies over encryption software. he said, to quote him they enable criminals and terrorists. so i have with me now that served for homeland skrurt and editor at large. so thank you for being with me. lance let me turn to you first on the technology piece. how frustrating for investigators and families that they can't access this guy's phone. can you explain why? >> well, basically we have what's called end to end encryption and means the data you have on the phone that's sent back and forth when it's in the phone it's all enscripted. when it goes to the other party it's also. and only way to unlock is to
them served. what they are doing is doing a time line and understanding their facts of the time line. and if they catch someone lying they'll prosecute on perjury. but it could be paul manafort. it cob any number of people. we don't know at this point. but i suspect this is not nearing the end. this is probably the beginning. this could go on for weeks, months, maybe even years. >> that's what makes the difference here, asterisk was saying. we didn't think it was going to happen so early. we are six months in. this started in may when we were just looking at time line moments ago. and this could be wave after wave after wave which will make it difficult for republicans as they look at 2018. but then on the flip side the question is can the democrats pull it together as well? >> yeah, look, i mean first of all democrats are pulling it together. resistance is united like it never has been before. we are flipping many of these state legislative seats that
new york city seeing tightened security this weekend, security across the burroughs as the state's governor is warning the city it cob a topcould be a top target for terror. all part of a massive effort to keep new yorkers and tourists there safe as hundreds of thousands gather to watch new york's iconic fire work displays. >> about 42 million people will be traveling this holiday weekend. officials are focusing on travel hubs like here at penn station in new york city. yesterday, andrew cuomo announcing he is beefing up the staff at the emergency operations here in the city. law enforcement tells us they have snipers and spotters at key strategic key locations. we also know they have scanned for explosives and radioactive devices from land sea, and air, and they have 7,000 cameras