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We keep hearing that being reiterated. >> we're going to flip the sound bites to go to the point about a crime, about whether or not -- >> before it was quid pro quo. they did focus groups, the democrats did, and found that bribe is now a stronger word so it's no longer quid pro quo, it's actually briary which is what -- bribery which they're using. >> yesterday, representative chris stuart had a simple, straightforward line of questioning for her and asked, did the president commit a crime? let's ask that. here's what she had to say, the ambassador. >> although i have met former vice presiden...

Aides and they said they learned a lot of lessons from the hearing with robert mueller and want people to understand they will have blockbuster witnesses from book end-to-book end and starting with taylor because think he can tell the tropical storm that the pressure that trump put on to investigate joe biden and wants democrats to have 45 minutes they are going to have between adam schiff and lawyers to be able to question and make statements before republicans can speak that is happening because they think people will make up their minds the first hour and a half of the hearing and they are ...

Lose the forest for the trees in a circus atmosphere. i think the most important thing we learned and takeaway was yesterday the american people got to see bob mueller's star witness. we can talk about investigations in the past but the investigation that's in the front windshield for most americans is the special counsel probe and peter strzok has to be bob mueller's star witness. i say that because peter strzok is the one that was in charge of the trump/russia investigation for the first year that became the special counsel probe. he did the investigative plan and started the investigation a...

The sell-off was sparked by a couple of things. rumblings in the bond market, concerns about wage inflation, whether that will force the federal reserve to raise interest rates sooner or more aggressively than planned. posing a risk to a bull market that's nearly nine years old. but as stocks turn volatile, the market's cheerleader-in-chief, president trump, has kept quiet. testifying yesterday, the treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, says the economics are quite strong. when asked if trump would accept blame for the recent market drop -- >> i think we'll still claim credit for the fact that it...