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About this and not necessarily going to jump on that train. the margin for the democrats is so narrow. they can only give up 17 votes from their own members in order to have this thing pass, and i think pelosi is very aware of that math. >> i'll tell you one benefit of this. you know, the biden people say he's just collateral damage in this. i think a fair reading of it is there are questions there. the answers, i don't believe, are as satisfying as the president wants them to be. but they now know what's coming their way. this will not be the last time they hear about this if they are fortuna...

Of victories on this stuff. that would be hailed by him as a definitive proof that he has been validated. this is a huge political risk. i mean there is certainly an argument out there that democrats will all fall in line once the thing comes down. but i actually looked at the numbers today and there are a lot of democrats in republican-leaning districts who have not yet said, hey, i'm down with impeachment. the reason why is buecause that is ape potential electoral risk for them. we've got 235 democrats sitting in the house, all of them up for re-election next year. a lot of them just won in ...

Party at all, historically people like the minimum wage. it's definitely better than the alternative. also, if you ask people whether the minimum wage should be higher, people not only always say yes, they tend to flock to the polls to say yes. this year raising the minimum wage is going to be on the ballot both in arkansas and in missouri. in arkansas, the minimum wage, if this thing pass, it would raise from $8.50 to where it is now to $11 by 2021. in missouri, voters will be deciding whether the minimum wage goes from $7.85 which is what it is now, to $12 an hour by 2023. in that state, in ...

For. it's entirely donor drinks up against that kind of pressure with a deadline on the end of the year, it's hard to envision a scenario that could create sloppier public policy. >> that's reflected in the lemslation, the proposed legislation that it's donor driven and it benefits big companies. >> i said for months, lose the public argument. when the public is behind something, congress is not behind this i think the tax bill, look, it's in some kens e sense it's marginal. i think making tax cuts permanent for business is an important thing. businesses need to plan. right? so making it perma...

Long way. i mean, just -- i think that goes a really long way. because what the defense is worried about is we win on the law but we lose on the hearts of the jury and they say i just can't let this thing pass, let's do a compromised vaerd or i just can't let this go. the defense wants them to want to acquit george zimmerman and that's what they're working on to today. >> christopher, do you think the jury will end up saying look, there's no way at all i can identify this voice and ultimately disregard that? and if that is ultimately what they con seclude, that i suspect would be a much bigger...