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Security editor and senior correspondent for politico. tamara keith, white house correspondent for npr. and ken vogual political reporter for "the new york times." thank you all for being with us especially as part of our leadoff panel tonight. ken, i'll lead off with you. what do you make of this bank subpoena, if true, is it a big deal? what else does it speak of? >> absolutely. we always kind of knew that this was a possibility that mueller would start looking into donald trump's finances and this subpoena, again, if it is accurate that deutsche bank has been subpoenaed, would indicate that...

Tamara keith, white house correspondent for npr. and ken vogel political reporter for "the new york times." thank you all for being with us especially as part of our leadoff panel tonight. ken, i'll lead off with you. what do you make of this bank subpoena, if true, is it a big deal? what else does it speak of? >> absolutely. we always kind of knew that this was a possibility that mueller would start looking into donald trump's finances and this subpoena, again, if it is accurate that deutsche bank has been subpoenaed, would indicate that he is fully going down that route. deutsche bank is sig...

In-depth look at kushner's work in the white house. the headline from our friend ashley parker reads "the shrinking profile of jared kushner." it says in the body of the piece, "his once-sprawling white house portfolio, which came with walk-in privileges to the oval office has been diminished to its original scopend chief of staff john f. kelly, and he has notably receded from public view." to start off our leadoff panel, robert costa, moderator of "washington week" on pbs; kimberly atkins, chief reporter for the "boston herald," an attorney by trade, and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at ...

President respects women as much as he does money, 34% say he does. 59% say he does not. brings us to leadoff panel tonight. andrea mitchell, our chief foreign affairs correspondent, and jonathan swan, national political reporter for axios, and ashley parker, white house reporter for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst. welcome to you all. andrea, during our opening segment at this very hour last night, the question we posed to our guests was how long can donald trump hold his silence on roy moore?

Capitol hill as robert mueller's investigation progresses behind closed doors. he is reportedly scheduled to interview or may have already white house communications director hope hicks, jared kushner and white house counsel don mcgann. ty cobb said the interviews will ideally be completed by thanksgiving or shortly thereafter. all of this brings us to our leadoff panel. mike emkrchael crowley, nationa security editor, john heilemann and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. it's so good to have you back here in new york where you belong, john. here's our leadoff question. have we entered the age ...