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this political day-to-day and more into saying what he has done for the country. >> all right, emily larsen, thank you very much. >> nangthanks emily. >>> outrage over something that happened at the president's resort over the weekend. plus, white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason joins us with his latest reporting. we are back in a moment. >>> there is a new disturbing escalation into the resident rim aimed at the nation's journalists ask news media. according to footage obtained by "new york times," a fake video of president trump shooting, stabbing, and brutally assaulting members of the news media and political opponents was shown at a conference for his supporters. the video is made up of a series of internet memes and including the logo for trump's re-election campaign. the most violent clip shows mr. trump's head superimposed on the body of a man opening fire inside the church of fake news on parishioners who have the faces of his critics or the logos of media organizations superimposed on their bodies. it appears to be an edited scene of a church massacre from the 2014 dar

political reporter for the washington examiner emily larsen. great to have you back with us.et's talk a little bit about some of this pressure we are seeing. could it amount to house democrats impeaching or could it possibly cause a split within the republican party? how do you see this playing? >> i think we're already seeing a little bit of some cracks. i don't know if it's a full split yet. there are some house republicans who are being attacked by others in their party and privately and also by, you know, president trump publicly for just saying this. maybe we should continue an investigation, not like fully supporting impeachment. they're not saying donald trump should be removed from office, but they just want to know a little bit more, and for that they are being traitors. you have president trump calling for mitt romney's impeachment, even though that's not an actual process in utah, and so it's definitely we're starting to see that little bit of a estimaspli. the question is how long these people on the fence will wait until they decide to publicly speak out against

emily larsen, shan mu, good to see you. >>> a breaking operative just returned to our country. moments ago maria butina arrived in moscow. she tried to infiltrate conservative political groups and promote russian interests. after serving more than 15 months behind bars, she was released from a federal florida prison yesterday and immediately deported. again, there she is with flowers apparently in hand, welcomed home to moscow. >> welcome back. >>> meanwhile a fire emergency in california. new evacuations under way. massive power outages planned for tens of thousands as fears really grow that the wind and extremely dry conditions expected this weekend could be historically bad. >>> also, while the attention is on the impeachment inquiry behind the scenes, the president is looking at new jujs. we'll take a look at the rebalancing in the years ahead. >>> we saw something in our nation's capitol last night that hasn't happened in 86 years. it's not the result nationals fans were looking for. andy. >> reporter: yeah, martin. fans getting ready to celebrate their first world series,

emily larsen, good to have you. >> thank you. >>> the "washington post" is reporting that career diplomat george kent raised concerns about joe biden's son back in early 2015. the "post" says kent told congressional investigators that he was concerned about hunt eer biden's work with a ukrainian energy company, that it could complicate things. the report shows they responded to his concerns and said biden didn't have the bandwidth to battle it while his other son was battling brain cancer. >>> congresswoman tulsi gabbard, we'll tell you how she's responding to those allegations. >>> plus, tropical storm nestor is hitting florida's gulf coast this morning with heavy rain and wind. we will take you there live. >>> and a blistering op-ed from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on why he thinks it's a grave mistake for the u.s. to pull out of northern syria, plus a live update from the turkey syria border next. gh to quit smd turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into qu