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But i think there that was clearly the question that was asked and when they came back after the break he went in a completely different direction. I surmised thats what happened in the moment. Thats why you need pros in the courtroom watching these things for us to explain it to dopes like me. Barbara mcquade, former u. S. Attorney in meche mitch. Thank you so much, barb. I really appreciate it. Thanks for having me. I even got to ride in an elevator with brandon van grek. Did you really in the Counterespionage Prosecutor guy . I did. Did you say hi to him . I did. Its been great fun. I love ...

Document request, every testimony request, every subpoena that they have, has been immensely frustrating to democrats, and because of that you have a number of democrats looking around saying, look, if we can't get anything, perhaps our case in court would be stronger if we launch an impeachment inquiry. but in the wake of that, they won two court cases. nancy pelosi can say, our strategy is working, therefore it's not time yet. there are 30-some democrats on board with this, that's more than there were two weeks ago, but the caucus has 240-plus members. as long as it stays in the 30s and 40s,...

Early. so keep in mind the sixth district of kentucky when election night rolls around. one of the first we're going to get. joining me now for more, mark murray. mark, i know you have your rankings if you want to call them that. you put tiers together for the different house races. and you've given folks a sense how you see the landscape. we're talking about the sixth district of kentucky this is what you call a majority make or race. >> yes, this is the reason it's a majority maker it's a 50/50 contest, both democrats and republicans view it as that. i think you can go into election night th...

Here, regardless of the final result. but that said, moral victories do not a majority make. and republicans i think will look at this and say their theory of the case, of bringing in president trump, juicing turnout in rural parts of the district, and then holding on tight might have been enough to get them through here. can they replicate that in other parts of the state? i think they're less excited to test that theory than democrats are to test the theory of taking good candidates and running against this president in a lot of suburban districts that look a lot like this around the country...