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Sessions from republicans and democrats and bring you the headlines as soon as we get them. >> bill: nice to see you you in washington, d.c. >> sandra: how will republicans react to these contempt votes? thom tillis of the senate judiciary committee will talk to us later this hour. >> bill: also this lavish dinner last night. did you see this? the queen capping off a day of pomp and circumstance. now it is down to business. can the u.s. and u.k. make inroads on trade? and other matters. karen pierce and the british ambassador to the u.n. is our headliner and joins us in studio next. >> preside...

For the republicans to actually do something. >> it is. and trying to get, again, a big bill on healthcare through a complete repeal and replace is unlikely. but we can, again, make inroads. i would offer up the killing of the medical device tax. something we have tried to do for almost a decade. democrats believe also that should go. that would be a tremendous help for innovation wanted in healthcare. these are the kinds of things we can do. we shouldn't let the year go by and not do it. republicans leaving congress because they have been ousted by a democrat, this is a food time to leave a l...

Two things we're going to look at, one the margins and two, the raw numbers. is the republican base coming out we are are trump voters coming out? are evangelicals coming out? on the flip side, where doug jones is winning. unlikely he's going to end with 95% in this particular county. very early votes. not just the margins, but the turnout, is democratic intensity, more democrats coming out higher than republican intensity. just one last thing we'll look at, i do think this number if the african-american turnout is as high as we think and if doug jones can do moderately well, make inroads in t...

While i'm glad the president is interested in the race, he is misinformed. i'm focused on bringing fresh leadership, accountability and bipartisan problem solving to washington to cut wasteful spending and grow metro atlanta's economy. there's been a lot of attention on tomorrow's race. >> i'm always a little leary of election results, but they could be shifting an electoral landscape, anderson, and that's why tomorrow is important because it is a district where democrats, or hillary clinton specifically, did make inroads into republican turf last year. it is resistant to trump, so if, indeed,...

>> purely through the use of air power we're in the war today. when the rebels started taking more territory from the assad regime, he took to the skies. no deterrent for that. created situation where syria out of his control would be unliveable. that's why uses chemical attacks on population centers, to ensure unliveable, can't be managed and struggle to be free. >> i had colonel on who expressed skepticism that he was positive it was assad regime responsible for the chemical weapons because he said it's loser's weapon, if you're winning, why use it. others said the same. >> used it over 170 ...