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Well if suburban places as we have done. coalitions don't last forever and democrats can't take for granted that we will have suburban women that elected joe biden and gave the democrats the house and senate. >> bill: i've always wondered about this. when you reflect on obamacare 11 years ago and the mid-terms came up and you lost 63 seats in the house. really it was quite extraordinary. back on "the new york times" piece it concludes time to focus on a path policies with broad support or risk getting run out of office. the moderates, are they willing to die on this hill or do they remember th...

Origins of the trump/russia probe. a russian by the name of igor danchenko was a key source for ex british spy christopher steele's widely discredited dossier about donald trump. this man yesterday was charged with lying to the f.b.i. about where he got his information. jonathan turley is with us at george washington university law professor and fox news contributor. good morning to you. you describe it as seismic. john ratcliffe with larry kudlow yesterday afternoon and the connection possibly with hillary clinton. >> there was intelligence that hillary clinton had created a campaign plan to ...

CBS News intelligence and national security reporter Olivia Gazis interviews three top former intelligence officials about U.S. engagement in Afghanistan.

Cooperation from europe and others. our intelligence agencies also risk running into the same credibility buzz saw. remember obama's director of national intelligence jim clapper claimed they were not monitoring domestic communications and we found out they were. >> when i too to see if you could give me a yes or no answer to the question, does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. it does not. not wittingly. >> and now you think of it as a pretext biden's white house is using a backdoor to get into your text messages. groups like...

NOVEMBER 8, 2015 — 12:00AM NUMBING WORK Scott Rhude picked up trash near a landfill in Willmar, Minn. He makes $2 an hour and dreams of a better job. WILLMAR, MINN. In a field on the outskirts of town, a man with Down syndrome is spending another day picking up garbage. He wears faded pants, heavy gloves, a bright yellow vest and a name tag that says “Scott Rhude.” His job is futile. Prairie winds blow debris from a landfill nearby faster than he and his co-workers can collect it. In the gray sky overhead, a turkey vulture circles in wide loops. Rhude, 33, earns $2 an hour. He lon...