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i suppe the bigger question is does anyone care? certainly, past disclosures have done him no harm with his supporters, but lawyers tend to be less accommodating. today the present proclaimed a national day of prayer across america. but if he had been willi the stormy daniels saga to go away, those prayers have not been answered. n sopel, bbc news, washington. rajini: a brief time ago i discussed these revelations with a criminal defense attorney. good to have you with us. there are a lot of things that still don't add ut this story. we have been hearing that the white house press secretary borah sanders did not know the payments until she saw rudy giulianialk about it. is this part of a strategy that giuliani is bringing in? why would he dthis? >> it certainly seems inexplicable, and i agree that the only logical explanation would have to be that he is getting out in front of bad facts. i personally think that the raim hael cohen's office and hotel room scared the white house. giuliani and trump likely know that there will be bad f

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vermont's bernie sanders: t ...tell the republican leadership to suppe medicare price negotiation act that we can do what every other country on earth is doing, and that is negotiate prices with the industry. t >> yans all comes as government data shows the growth rate for prescription drug yending jumped from nearlo 3% last year talmost 7% this year. and, a senate report released in mch found that prices for 20 of most commonly prescribed brand-name drugs for seniors under medicare part d increasedr 12% every or the last five years. the president's plans likely to take months to implement. there are a lot of groups affected by it. for the perspective of an advocate f patients, we're ined by david mitchell, the president and founder of patients for affordable drugs. he was dgnosed with multiple myeloma in 2010, and depends on continuous and expensive medications. david, thanks so much for joining us. what was yourioverall rea to what you heard from the prident and from secretary azar today, how much difference will this make? >> it's going to make some difference for some people, but

. >> and with the ongoing supp tt se institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possiblethe corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station fromiewers like you. thank you. n az: our lead story tonight is the ongoing legal drama that surrounds president trump. in the last few days, one of president trump's personal attorneys, rudy giuliani, has been doing the media rounds. giuliani has confronted questions about special counsel robert mueller's russia probe, but also about a $130,000 "hush payment," from one of mr. trump's long-time associates, to an adult film star. with me here is our white house correspondent, yamiche alcindor, to sort out what we've learned about what could become a legal battle on multiple fronts. let's try the break this down, byw. the jewel i can'media blitz left a lot of people scratching ureir heads, trying to fi out what's happening with the legal strategy from the white house. it's been evolving as sp special counsel's investigation has evolved. what do we know about the strategy now? >> sategy appears to be as aggr

and other people who had said, if we didn't see -- supp a path to citizenshiport -- support a path to citizenship unconditionally, it doesn't mean we wouldn't support a path when we see how hard people are fighting for it. result, you have a new leadership group in the party that is in certain respects well to the right of where the medium republican voter is. majority -- i saw thte same exit polls. polls.same exit a majority supported a path to citizenship. is this the case where the president is setting the agenda, instead of responding to the ideas? you spent years trying to make policy in this area. who sets teh agenda -- the agenda, who follows, and who is responsible for where we find yourselves? michael: the republican party may have been to the left, republican leaders may have been to the left of the rank and file in the republican coalition. the republican party, any definition, -- g any by anyionby -- definition, had a hostile takeover in this last election. this is true of free trade, refugees, immigration reform, these things were not deeply rooted in the republican coali