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That's okay. >> i think what he thinks is they're in hell and their whole hope is that they're productive enough and serve the interest of enough voters that they can spare themselves disaster in november. the timeline is very short here for them. it's from here until the november elections. tailwinds are looking very bad for them. if they can just focus on their work, ignore trump, get judges, get brett kavanaugh confirmed and mitch mcconnell can say, i did all of this. i had nothing to do with this guy. so, he doesn't want to talk about it because there is nothing in it for him in terms of t...

Impeachment is it something you would advise candidates to talk about head on. >> absolutely not. we should not be testing the waters one way or the other at this point. let's let the facts unfold in light of the mueller investigation. what both parties can do to serve the cause of justice is to make sure that bob mueller completes his investigation. if at the end of the investigation he says there's no culpability on the part of the president, sob it. however, if he reaches an opposite conclusion, we have to take it to the next step. >> senator, it's sam stein here. on this show a little whil...

Midterms? [ no audible comments ] you still support mueller, right? [ inaudible comments ] >> how long can republicans -- they're going to get asked about this on the campaign trail. they are. how long can they defend the president? >> they're in an exquisite political bind here. trump is popular among republicans. they do not want to be on the record criticizing him. at the same time, this midterm election is going to play out in a lot of suburban swing districts where independents are running away from trump. female educated voters are running away from trump. they're in danger, if they defe...

When we know that his poll ratings are so high and so solid and he was right about being able to go out on to fifth avenue and shoot somebody. he got that one right. i guess the question, noah, are we now having to weigh up how severe the potential legal ramifications, not just of the cohen and manafort cases are but whatever else mueller might have, you know, if there is obstruction of justice and how severe is the underlying crime behind that of collusion and that really is going, i think, will be the only thing that pushes eventually the president away from office or republicans away from s...

Today frank thorpe made this audio recording with mitch mcconnell. >> do you have any reaction to the cohen-manafort news from yesterday? do you think that it's concerning at all? do you think it will affect the midterms? you still support mueller, right? >> absolute silence to all of those questions. mitch mcconnell is one of the 16 current united states senators who voted for the conviction and removal from office of the president of the united states in the senate impeachment trial of bill clinton and today with the president of the united states accused of two felonies