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Administration to do this administratively and not do this through a census question. so there's been sort of a battle going on inside the administration over whether or not they would want to do this. but keep in mind, anderson, the attorney general william barr was saying as of earlier this week that they thought they still had a legal route in the courts to take on all of this. then we saw william barr then cleaning things up in the rose garden for the president saying, well, we could have won this in the courts if we had taken it that route. this was a logistical problem because they've es...

Former assistant u.s. attorney kim whaley. attorney midwin charles. associate columnist for real clear politics a.b. stoddard. and co-host of the words matter pod cast, my friend elise jordan. i got a great female cast today. my first question to mayor giuliani. if manafort was some rogue drifter part of the campaign for a very short time and during that part of the campaign was giving away data, sharing data, making deems with onliy gas olit would help him pay back personal

His firing caused mike rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general. the inspector general and his report, they laid out the case for firing james comey. on the obstruction part, or doesn't seem to be -- there is no case there on the collusion front. what premise take place in regard to anything russia related? where is that investigation right now? >> juan: ethic it's pretty obvious. the present was minna believing a statement about the russia tower meetings to, in fact -- to tell a lie. to see it as an obstruction of justice and joy he was involved in it i think we don't want to miss that we ...

First is the opiod epidemic. that would be a mild way of phrasing what's going on. in my state we have lost everyone from a superstar like prince to a high school swimming star, we have had more people die in minnesota than we have from homicide or from car crashes. you and i have talked about the bills that i have about going after synthetic drugs from a law enforcement standpoint and what others and myself have done to frame a bill and now it's time to implement it. it's everything from treatment to better sharing data across state linings so we can monitor and share that data. and i was won...

Patients for payments on bills sometimes before treatment. minnesota's attorney general says it has been imbedding employees in 60 hospitals showing up at patient's bed sides and demand payment as they are recovering. i'm joined by jessica silver greenberg, reporter for "the new york times." torn general says they may have violated federal privacy laws that safeguard data. based on your reporting, do these accusations hold weight? >> i reviewed the documents the attorney general had against accretive health. there are some pretty galling instances of sharing data between the front end debt col...