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The Death of a Scientist(s) Assassination of scientists Having mulled the assassination of the nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh near the town of Absard northeast of Tehran on Nov 27, it is clear it was an event that was foretold. On September 9, 2019 the Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu briefed the home and international media about how the Iranians had experimented on prototype nuclear weapons at a site in Abadeh, not far from the uranium centrifuge enrichment complex in Natanz, and how on realizing that the site was compromised Tehran proceeded to cover up its tracks by demolishing this ...

>> oh, sarah, your boss doesn't elevate anything. our reporters are here. from "the new york times," peter baker. with "the washington post" national political reporter robert costa. also the moderator of "washington week" on pbs. at the table, nbc newsth in msnbc national affairs analyst john heilemann, "washington post" political reporter philip bump and politico senior foreign affairs robert crowley. your colleagues have a piece out this morning that seems to describe just perfect metaphor. this president veering well beyond the guard rails but do you think there's anyone, and i ask you thi...

And work in a bipartisan way. i think now they're feeling more secure in circling the wagons in their corner and resisting cooperation, feeling like trump is weakened and the republican party might be weakened right now. >> shepard: robert crowley. thanks. >> thanks, shep. >> shepard: ahead, the jared kushner questions. the reports that the first son-in-law could take about the russian investigation. with his status as son-in-law and a presidential adviser, he could help clear up the biggest issues when it comes to trump team's possible ties to moscow. that's next.