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Gas range when you use the copen code desantis. believe it or not, this kind of politics guess you second place in the early republican primary. let us be clear, let us make no bones about this. the front runner as of right now is still donald trump. the republican strategy for defeating trump, preventing him from being the nominee, if you will, is to essentially sit around and hope that something bad happens. as the atlantic's mckay commons reports in a new piece for the atlantic, ask republicans how they plan to move on from trump and the discussion will quickly veer into the realm of hopefu...

Weekend. because this exchange was interesting. >> so you feel totally confident that at the core of this, the heart of this, there was no quid pro quo? >> here's what i feel confident about. i feel confident about the fact that ukraine has that aid and is using it right now. that it's because of this president that they have it. the last administration -- >> kellyanne, you very notably won't say yes or no. quid pro quo, yes or no. >> first of all, i just said, i don't know whether aid was being held up and for how long. >> if kellyanne conway won't tell dana whether aid was being held up, it'...

Them, none are going to show up. it looks like there will be more stonewalling as the week goes on. the president and his top allies are demanding to hear also from the whistle-blower who triggered the impeachment inquiry. that flouts the law. they want his or her identity revealed. the whistle-blower's lawyer says his client is willing to answer written questions from republican lawmakers. and this comes as republicans have been teeing up what is their last-ditch argument ahead of public hearings that there was a quid pro quo, but it's not impeachable. let's get the breaking news, though, on ...

Universally covered. but that -- >> but we don't know it yet. >> sure. we're asking for people to have faith. that we can do better with a publicly supported set of options, rather than privately supported set of options. that is a big risk. some people would say, listen, just say that you don't want to take away all the stuff that the republicans want to take away and you're going to go for lower costs and universal coverage. don't get into all of these thick thickets and weeds. but we've got a bunch of people in our party who want -- the other problem in our party is a lack of trust with the...