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even in the general election, trum pwas the tories, -despite- victorious, despite obvious flaws in trump. not a perfect person, would admit that himself and despite a lot of controversy. what bannon believes is that already the longing for populism and nationalism is there. he believes it's already victorious among the base. where it hasn't changed is in washington and in the leadership in some parts of the republican party, particularly the senate that he is going after now. tonight " afterwords" at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span 2's book tv. this sunday on american artifacts, we visit the willard hotel, located two blocks from the white house, it has been a witness to history for 200 years. here is a preview. >> a very historic spot. there has been a bar going back almost 200 years. henry clay came to washington in 1808 and along with him came barrels with shower -- sour mahs whiskey. the barrels he brought from bourbon county were stamped with bourbon county for tax reasons and that is how the name of all f-- evolved for bourbon. he discovered that washingtonians were drinking mint juleps w

we know that he lied to the fbi and the fbi f pwas pursuing him because he was making false statements about the russian government. in our hypothetical, we know why the guy was jogging and why the other two were racing after him. there are two open questions for us as a country in terms of the president's lie ee's liability part of the scandal and both of those open questions we got important pieces of information about today. the first basic question is one that is contested by the white house and so therefore has to be seen as an open question. the first question that has been open in terms of this liability for the president is did he really put pressure on the fbi? did the president really back his proverbial car out of the driveway to block the cops running down the street after mike flynn? all right. that's the open question number one. was there obstruction by the president? did the president obstruct that lawful and reasonable fbi inquiry? question two, is if so, was it innocent on the president's part? i mean, if he did pressure the fbi to back off mike flynn, did he know at