tangible to hand to people the community found out and my brother got involved and my father and senator bumpers and senator pryor and everyone started actually looking into the case and saying what could have possibly happened here this just doesn't seem right my story in case started gaining momentum and we got i think up to fifteen politicians wrote letters supporting my clemency when i read it i was i was sympathetic. because i thought. that her husband was the primary driver of the offense she was clearly had a subordinate role needs. and she was caught up in the way of these conspiracy laws that are extremely broad ranging and you don't have to do very much to be to get yourself stuck in a case like i went to my case managers office and walked in the door and she said she was in a frenzy and she said you know where are you going to release to and i was like what do you mean and she said were you going to live when you get out of prison and i said wow i guess what my parents for a while and she said because i've got to set you up on probation and i said why. i just said you're going home. a

were in georgetown right in the middle of the city a democratic senator from right down the family pell grant he drove like a car with bumperstickers all over it masking tape holding the bumper up he went out of his way to pose as an ordinary person because you have to there was no ostentatious of dc. that has changed. and now rubbing it in the faces of the rest of the country. >> talk about the suburbs and the zip codes the highest ranked wealth per capita but we also talk about the high percentage that nobody voted republican devoted hillary which is shocking to a lot of people because the republican party is supposed to be the rich man's party. >> true. again i don't pretend to be a savant it was not obvious at the time but i was fishing in western maine with a friend of mine who was really smart. high school education and i said to him in the summer 15 he is a good guy and a conservative he said i will either support bernie sanders or donald trump. >> i didn't know those were real categories. what is that? he said basically they're the same thing the system is rigged and it should be of the democracy and i'm mad about i

senator from rhode island. i know the family. they are rich. he drove a k car with bumperstickers all over it masking tape holding on the bumper and went out of his way to be an ordinary person because you had to. there was no ostentatious and dc but now that has changed that is how out of touch the city is rubbing in the faces of the rest of the country. >> talk about the suburbs and the zip codes with the highest ranked wealth per capita, we also talk about the top counties in zip codes and the high percentage those that voted for hillary which is shocking because the conservative movement. >> that is totally true. i do not pretend to be a savant but i was fishing in western maine near the canadian border with a friend really smart, high school education and i said to him in the summer of 15 who we support? he's a conservative. he said either sanders or donald trump. so those are the categories that i understood as real categories. what is that? they are basically the same thing and the system is rigged. that's and i began to realize this was not a conventional race that

bumper sticker, clinton lied, nobody died. maybe there is a resurgence. i tend to agree with emily on this. democrats in the house and senateould make a mistake to pursue impeachment because i think the american public -- howie: are they making the case or insinuating or suggesting either indictment or impeachment is the remedy. capri: i think they are trying to convict the president on a pattern of conduct. howie: kellyanne conway, and minutes later her husband tweeted that trump repeatedly lied about these payments, he lies about everything and it got a lot of attention. susan: something people did not pay attention to is the exchange between nancy pelosi and the press. she said maybe you would have more readers and your ratings would improve if you asked about something other than donald trump's legal problems. that's all you talk about. let's talk about things americans care about. howie: in a way she agrees there is not enough focus on substance. so finally i mention the president has been tweeting this morning. let's put it up on the screen. a real scandal is the one-sided coverage, hour by hour with networks like nbc

senator from a violent, i know the family. they are rich. inherited money. he drove a k car with bumpertickers all over it and masking tape holding a bumper on. he really went out of his way to pose as an ordinary person because you kind of have to. there was no ostentation in d.c. at all. that's changed. that's the measure of how out of touch the city is because we are rubbing it in the faces of the rest of the country. >> host: you go through this in the book and you talk about the suburbs of the zip codes around and see are some of the highest ranked wealth per capita. you also talk about these top counties in zip codes and the high percentage that no one would vote republican, voted for hillary, , which is to allow people shocked because the conservative movement of the republican party is supposed be the rich man's party. >> guest: totally true. again, i'm not pretending to be a savant. it's all very obvious in retrospect it. i was fishing in western maine new the canadian border with a friend who is a really smart guy but not come high school education, and they said to him in the

bumper sticker slogans or empty tweets. we had such a solution in 2013. the senate passed bipartisan immigration reform, two to one vote, republicans and democrats joining in comprehensive immigration reform. the republican leadership in the house would not bring it up because they were afraid it might violate the sacred dennis hastert rule. now, as they said to us, now everyone agrees we need to keep our borders safe and secure. that's not a republican or democratic idea. we all believe our borders should be safe and secure. president trump is not the first person to say that. we've all said that. in fact, over the last two years we in congress have invested more than $3 billion -- 3 thousand million dollars for that purpose. it is the largest infusion of border security funding in recent history. i'm on the appropriations committee who gave that money. we directed u.s. customs and border protection to acquire new technologies that are proven to work on the border and our ports of entry, purchase new air and marine assets, hire additional personnel. and that approa

senator sanders, we appreciate your time. up next, brexit prompts a no-confidence vote for the u.k. prime minister, she survived. so now what? ♪ you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> bret: brexit continues to cause chaos in the united kingdom is theresa may the prime minister faced a no-confidence vote this afternoon. the conservative leader survived but that only solves one problem. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has the rough road ahead. >> u.k. prime minister theresa may lives politically despite another day. 48 members of the parliament from her own conservative party forced a vote of no confidence which would have booted her out of the prime minister drop as well as the party leadership. with her handling of britain's exit from the european union, or brexit. some conservat