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Throwing whatever they can, like monkeys throwing poo against the wall. >> these are not a enormously destructive against our administration of justice. a major distraction from the russia investigation. >> part of an ongoing republican attempt to divert attention from the real investigation to the the collusion of the trump campaign and the russian. >> kimberly: joining us now the reaction, salem radio nationally syndicated host larry elder and former secret service agent dan bongino and fox news contributor tammy bruce. first question, tammy, why do they have to bring the monkey cage and? li...

Throwing whatever they can like monkeys, throwing pough against the wall. >> these are actions that the white house wants them to take. that steve bannon wants them to take but enormously destructive of our administration of justice. and, a major distraction from the russian investigation. >> this hearing is part of an ongoing republican attempt to divert attention from the real investigation into the collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government. >> kimberly: joining us now with reaction salem radio nationally syndicated host larry elder and conservative review contributing ...

For me: trust. that recent poll asked voters if they find various candidates or potential candidates, quote, honest and trustworthy. for clinton, the answer is a resounding no. 34% think she is trust worthy, 61% say she is not. for biden, those numbers are almost flipped. 56% say he is honest and trustworthy while 33% say he isn't. when you consider the words most associated with hillary clinton are liar, dishonest and untrustworthy, ow, these are numbers that could make a biden bid possible. joining me now is contributor to the "washington post" monkey cage. i'm so happy to have you on the sh...

Average american voter begins to tune in to the election. while there's so much hype around the debates, next guest says we're radically overstating the importance. in the guest spot is john size, associate professor of political science at george washington university and author of the monkey cage. so john, let's have at it. the debates you say really don't matter that much. why not? >> i think there's two reasons. one is just that they're too late. they're not that many undecided voters left and secondly the candidates are usually so well prepared that they pretty much fight to a draw and pa...