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She does know one thing, however. any impeachment requires the support of the american public in a very big way, and she's proceeding cautiously because of that. david? >> all right, terry moran, jon karl, mary bruce, our thanks to all of you tonight. in the meantime, the other news this tuesday evening, and the weather. the tornado watch in four states at this hour. and tropical storm karen now battering puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands as we're on the air tonight. and karen is just one of four tropical systems churning in the atlantic basin right now. will any of them reach the east...

One week of which the house will be if recess. i mean, give us some realistic handicapping on whether they can get to agreement on the asylum law issue, not just money for the humanitarian crisis at the border. >> well, let's start, jim, by talking about deadlines. the president often will slow out a deadline and say we will do this in two weeks, or we will have an announcement in two weeks or an agreement in two weeks and they slip and they don't aums always stay very strong. i think that's at least context to keep in mind. in terms of handicapping this particular issue. look, manu set it up ...

More questions, follow-up questions to trump's written answers. now, giuliani is saying the team is willing to answer them if they believe they're relevant. it's always in the if. giuliani warning trump will fight questions on potential obstruction of justice. he tells axios, quote, i don't think he, mueller, has any way to compel testimony on obstruction because the argument of executive privilege would be very, very strong. outfront now, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, harry sandick, and former nixon white house counsel john dean. so the crucial question...

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Shared facts, president trump, our democracy will not last. >> that's republican senator jeff flake rebuking president trump on the senate floor, accusing the president of echoing joseph stalin's attacks on his enemies. he said america under his leadership is charting a a dangerous path. joining us now are professors of government at harvard who know about the dangerous path. they are authors of the new book "how democracies die,". it's good to have you both here, professors. there's a lot in this book for people to look at contextually to check the demise of a democracy. good. specific to us ...