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a stunning report out tonight says president trump was pois to order the criminal prosecutions of two of his biggest political rs adies. "the new york times" tonight citing unnamed sources, cla president told the white house counsel he wanted to order the justice department to prosecute hillary inton and former fbi director james comey. the idea apparently died according to the paper when the president was told such a move could put m risk of impeachment. our kristen welker has details. >> reporter: in the explosive new report, he new york times" says the conversation happened last spring. president trump telling then white house counsel don mc ghan he wanted the justice department to prosecute hillary clinton and former fbi director james comey. the newspaper cites two people familiar d ith the conversation. he te president he had no authority to order that, and white house lawyers drafted a memo for the president thatf he asked law enforcement to investigate his rivals, he could face consequences, including possible impeachment. even as a presidential candidate,resident trump hinted

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he makeless the point s the poi rallies the part of his base and may turn away and stay home and vote and turn away in the case of women to vote for the democrats with his tone. is there a way to know that? >> this is why you are seeing the results and the expectation so split between the house and the senate. the places where republicans benefit the most from getting the base out are in red states where there are democratic senators. a lot of districts and places like new jersey, california, these are places where the president turns out the base strategy. the house and senate are very different. >> you know what i want to look for is the districts where trump carried and clinton had carried. if turning out the base is what helps save those house districts or if they go in a blue wave. that suggests that this pump up the base rally. >> they should be surprised that trump is playing to the base. this has been his one move the whole time. he had other opportunities. infrastructure week many times. hasn't gotten around to it. you have all these women. it department just happen from the

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that's a democratic poi poised e over.ll grill acting attorney general matt whittaker about his new role of overseeing this russia probe. democrats winning the projected 35 house seats. as we reported that's their biggest midterm haul in four decades. >> the ouster of jeff sessions. >> certainly. >> north korea summit. >> all issues involving north korea. >> commitments to saudi arabia. >> you could continue down the list. >> what are your top oversight priorities? >> i really want to look at some things that affect people on a day-to-day bases. drug prices and health care issues. >> white house staff use of personal e-mail. >> for sure. >> the president's business dealings abroad. >> absolutely. i want to see his tax return. >> a key witness in the russia probe, a roger stone ally, is now saying that mueller's team told him to get ready to be indicted for perjury. i'm joined now as promised by california congressman eric swalwell. thanks for joining me. who do you see as people that are worthy of subpoenas? would you want

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>> nypd detectives say all the signs poi something other than a crime. the biggest piece of news comes from an eyewitness who told police the story that he said has been hnting him. the witness saw the sisters, 22-year-old rotana and 16-year-old tala in a park not far fm where their bodiesul be discovered. an electronic trail puts them in new york in early september. the money was running out. sources have told police the girls would rather commit suicide than return to saudi arabia. >> when you come back to they were discovered with the duct tape. and it was not binding them tight together. sore like keeping them together. it brings to where we are today. >> a lot of people have asked abt their parent where are they right now? the girls had not seen them since last november when they ran away from their fairfax home abusallegations of the two wound up in a shelter of sorts in the areape what ped them to go to new york? that remains unclear. policeave confirmed that the two had or were seeking asum. ck over to you. >> it sounds like an incredibly sad sto

. >> what peter and i have experienced is yeah some disap poi disappoint ment and the desire for himo show more of the symbolic, and have more of the symbolic gestures towards the military to make calls and show up and visit the gravesites and do the things that commander in chief does symbolically, and a lot of them give him a pass for that, because they say, hey, listen, he is expanding the benefits of the v.a. and it is not his fault that they can't get it together and give him a pass. he has spent more money on the military and the defense and they are raising the pay wage, and he is raising the pay wage, and when donald trump will see a picture of say george w. bush in iraq serving the thanksgiving to so soldiers out there, and he would have said, we should not have been in iraq, and we should not have sent our soldiers out there to be slaughtered or to fight this war, and someone else's war, and he will argue that he was against the iraq war even though there is no evidence of him being against it. and the military supporters and those who want to support him and like him will

his job was dangerous, any poi point, anybody's father's good be killed in the mines.there was something that is a large industries. the way that psychologically that express itself in the household, was alcoholism. so in that small excerpt that i read in opening, when i said, daddies would work on the bottle of moonshine and then come home and raise hell, that is the knife euphemism that this population uses to me daddy would come home, raging drunk. in those dark moments, they tell stories about how their fathers would express their anger. their anger and frustration with not only the work they were doing, but the racism they faced in the mines. the racism they faced in the community, the racism they faced in their migration journey to even get those jobs. many of that generation, migrated from alabama. where they were leaving situations, they were leaving on fair sharecropping situations. they had to pick up and leave their families. to try to make some sort of resemblance of life. in those stories, you hear lots of expressions of, those were the times.he talked, ot

republican martha mcsally currently leads democrat kyrsten sinema in the senate race by around percentatage poi, one but over half a million votes remain uncounted. in florida, democratic incumbent democratic senator bill nelson has called for a recount in his race against governor rick scott who currently holds less than a half percentage point lead over him. mississippi's senate race will head to a runoff later this month. meanwhile, in georgia's sixth district, gun control advocate lucy mcbath declared victory wednesday, but republican opponent karen handel has yet to concede and says she may call for a recount. mcbath's 17-year-old son was shot dead by a white man in 2012 in florida. he said he was in a car and the kids were playing the music too loud. two republican house incumbents who are currently facing federal indictments both won re-election. duncan hunter of california, who is charged with misuse of campaign funds, and chris collins of new york, who is accused of insider trading, were also the first congressmembers to endorse then-candidate trump. in a n news conference wednesda, pr

they are what you find is women went for democrats, but only by three poi intsnstead of 19. and the republicans won men by 17 points. in other words, republicans did even better with men in these red states, and democrats did not do as well with women.f and that sort repeats itself in so many of the battleground senate races. so this is how you get to a situation where you have democrats having such a great big night where we talk so much .bout this gender gap and, yet, did not find that same success in other states. and you looked, also, at education, you looked at age. >> we looked at education, age. again, these are theorts of numbers that democrats wants to hit with white college graduates. they are winning over on the elnational levdemocrats winning those over by aid points, losing whites without a college degree by 24 points. this is a slight improvement om 20 taken 16. but now look at the indiana senate. not as well. democrats doing not as well with those sort o voters. a national poofl voters, democrats do really well. so you had wholech of people that turned out and

the thing linking all these poi points, together, they are all lies uttered by donald trump.washington post" has kept a tally since he took office which now hits over 6,000. and the frequency of his lies are accelerating. the post reports in the first nine months of his presidency, trump made 1,318 false or misleading claims. an average of five a day. but in the seven weeks leading up to the midterms, the president made 1,419 false or misleading claims. that's an average of 30 a day. if you can't do math like me. washington correspondent of the trontso star daniel dale has also been keeping track of the lies. he points out patterns have emerg emerged. listen to the president long enough and you can almost sense when a lie is coming. if he tells a story in which an unnamed person calls him sir it's probably invented. if trump claims he has set a record, he probably hasn't. if trump cites any number at all, the real number is usually smaller. i believe that journalists need to be just as tireless in combath the president's lying as the president is in telling the lies no matter

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criticism on 9th circuit for blocking his plan to rejecny asylum application not made in an official poi of entry. >> it is a terrible thing when judges take over protective disgrace. t is a >> reporter: for the 1500 troops on the border after spending thanksgiving away from home, no certainty on how lon they will be there. >> as long as the mission takes, that's how long we' bthere. >> reporter: awaiting new orders after president trump raised the possibility they could respond with lethal force under some circumstances. >> if they have to, they're going to use lethal force. >> reporter: behind mmorrow, a group of migrants is planning to make the crossinn a sunday. they want to do it on a slow day to minimize any friction. their goal is to not cause anoblems. >> nichols, thank you. >>> firefighters made much needed progress in california's deadliest fire onor rec the camp fire is 95% contained afte burning nearly 14,000 homes. the death toll has climbed to 84, with 475 residents still listed missing. thousands of displaced families are lifg in makeshift shelters. heavy rains helped fire

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