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The latest. Reporter the president and the Senate Majority leader spoke over the phone on this weekend and now having lunch with Vice President mike pence here at the white house. And this lunch comes as tensions between these two men have really hit an alltime high in recent weeks. The president has publicly attacked and blamed Mitch Mcconnell for failure to repeal and replace the obamacare. There was a screaming match of the two going a period of time without speaking to each other and the lunch today doesnt mean that they have entirely patched things up but goes to show theyre so desperate ...

This isnt the show you want to be washing dishes and listening with one ear. If you have a chance to sit down or push pause to sit down later, this is the kind of show for which you might want to do that. And we have to start tonight with some of the news breaking tonight. This evening cnn is reporting there is the possibility there will be two more very highprofile departures from the Trump Administration. Two senior officials who may be readying their own exit strategy from the Trump White House. This, you will recognize as the on going list weve been trying to keep updated about people who ...

We add to it, replace everything cut, add a public option, guarantee that everyone will be able to have affordable insurance. Let us be clear, joe, in the United States of america we are spending twice as much per capita on health care as canadians or any other major country on earth. Instead of paying premiums into Insurance Companies and then having Insurance Companies build their profits by saying make no coverage, were going to do this by saying everyone is covered by medicare for all. That was just a bit of it on the health care front. It seemed from there they set the tone for the evenin...

An anonymous donor gave $5.2 million to help purchase and renovate the 87-year-old movie theater, according to the West Newton Cinema Foundation, a nonprofit formed by residents to save the theater from demolition.

The gift, split in two parts, will put $3.2 million toward the purchase of the theater and an additional contribution of up to $2 million in matching funds to incentivize support from other donors.