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I think we have reached a point of critical mass here. in our "washington post"/abc poll you have 55% percent of americans to 35% saying they know that president trump did something wrong. very different from saying they want him impeached and removed from office. we're looking at a political process here. i don't think anything changes from this week or any previous week in terms of the ultimate outcome of this. but you do see republicans pivoting, as katie was saying, from the quid pro quo. i think they will pivot further now and begin to say, well, okay. he did something wrong, but it's not...

Question differently. i'm not sure how much really credibility i put in a lot of these polls. facts are changing, timeline is changing. what matters is, if the public is going to support impeachment at the time congress votes. i think the most important development this week with the house voting on impeachment inquiries, it was a partisan vote. peter baker of the "new york times" pointed out last night, this was the easier vote for a few renegade republicans to vote for than ultimately voting for impeachment. the fact not even one republican supported the inquiry shows i think their comfortab...

Don't drive, and cheer loudly. how are they doing? live picture right there. let's see. nearly a mile-long parade at this hour. started about an hour ago. the nationals celebrating their come-from-behind and surprising world series victory over houston. this is constitution avenue. not that many people are out, at least at this point. the first time in 95 years, crowd shout there. first time in 95 years an mlb team claimed the world series. the president invited the players to the white house monday. some players saying, thanks, but no thanks, including the nats pitcher sean doolittle who has ...

That's what campaigns have to do. in fact, the impeachment proceedings, if they're happening leading up to the iowa caucuses. >> leps to have a former president as a surrogate running a race as the case for hillary clinton. >> it does. >> and your take on this. while polling shows that an increasing number of americans across the country are in -- in support of impeachment and removal of the president, take a look at these key states. swing states, for that matter. arizona, florida, north carolina. states that are critical for democrats, just about, over 50% oppose impeachment. so are the demo...

Look, beto o'rourke, when he got into the race he had an ample amount of cash that came into his campaign. his operation decided to ramp up. built up a significant campaign operation in the likes of iowa, and new hampshire. but when you do that, you have to continue to bring in that sort of cash. look at kamala harris' operation. senator out of california acknowledged they did not have the money or resources to continue on with the staff they had. just this week announced several dozen staffers were being laid off. closing multiple field offices in new hampshire and moving many of the new hamp...