. >> so david and susan moore came into our office. >> reporter: susan moore is dave's wife. the first thing they told us was a wiretapping incident. >> reporter: wiretapping? >> yes. >> reporter: dave and sue claimed paul tapped his wife's phone to spy on her during divorce negotiations and, sure enough, here are the court documents. in 1997 paul was arrested on four counts related to tapping both his wife's and in-laws' phones. he pleaded guilty to one count of electronic eavesdropping, a felony. the other charges were dropped, and paul served no jail time. but the wiretapping story was just a prologue to what they were really there to talk about. >> who do you think is capable or responsible for actually setting up an explosive device in that panel? >> i think, like, probably 90% paul. >> but david and susan couldn't really give a reason why paul would want to kill roberto other than they felt paul just had that kind of personality to do something like that, while pete didn't. >> so you don't think peter is capable of actually developing a very sophisticated device to crea

value and clear compliance problems should be reauthorized and national security agency official susan moore and explains the brilliant and as they position and this is decision to suspend the c.v.r. program does not mean that congress should allow the c.v.r. to expire rather that decision shows that the executive branch is a responsible steward of the authority congress affords it as technology changes our adversaries trade craft and communication habits continue to evolve and adapt in light of this dynamic environment and i say supports reauthorization of the c.d.r. provision so that the government will retain this potentially valuable tool should it prove useful in the future so that the program that doesn't work. yeah the upside down is right side up and on it's head today on capitol hill so let's stop making excuses and start watching the hogs. cutting. the playing field with this one. from the bottom. of the day like you i've got to put up with. this. welcome everybody watching hockey and have a policy joining me from new york help us understand why he and telegenic community comes off

>> i think as susan said, most individuals will drop out. i have some concerns with roy moorehis is why i think donald trump needs to be very, very careful here. i think if it does appear that moore has a good chance of winning this thing or really challenging sessions, then i think that does benefit doug jones and that's something that republicans in alabama as reported via local and national press do not want to see, i can assure you that mitch mcconnell would love to see jeff sessions back in the senate. republicans do not want to have to deal with the nightmare they had to deal with before, when roy moore was the nominee. >> shermichael, thank you so much. susan, you're going to be coming back. appreciate both of you. i'm being told that pete williams, our justice correspondent, has breaking news. we're going to get him into a seat and have that after the break. also, coming up, democrats preparing for the public phase of the impeachment inquiry next week. we'll ask an illinois congressman who sits on the house intel committee what's happening. ittee what's happening. if y

moore and doug jones. so everybody buckle up. it's going to be a great race, a great time to watch alabama television. >> thank you so much, governor. susanh in on this conversation? i see you shaking your head. >> the governor is right. if it's roy moore against doug jones, that's a problem for republicans, which is if you look at the president's history of getting involved in republican primaries in alabama, he is not good at it. he should not get involved because that's how he ended up with roy moore the last time. so, i see what the governor -- >> who is going to be the one to tell president trump don't come down to alabama, we don't need you? that's just not going to happen, you know that. but for the primary i think he is going to be very careful because they do not want roy moore again because roy moore will lose again. >> all right, susan, stick around for us. desiree barnes, thank you so much for making your debut here on "kasie dc." >>> just when you thought the democratic field was getting smaller, another new york billionaire starts filling out his paperwork to get in the race, believe it or not. bernie sanders with alexandria

moore capito. probably a way to find our way back to the suburban voter. we've got our work cut out for sure. senator susani think this was indicative of an unpopular governor. it goes on. so they don't quite -- haven't quite lassoed this idea it's about health care and president trump's attack on obamacare. >> well, what senators say is not always what senators think. i think those things do register concern. and if the problem is an unpopular governor, they need to remember on top of the presidential ticket they'll have a very unpopular president. went out of his way. remember the covington boys who got into that famous youtube altercati altercation? made a huge issue out of them. almost every precinct in covington voted democrat. >> jeff sessions, former senator and attorney general is reportedly going to announce today that he wants his senate seat back. here is what president trump has said of late about jeff sessions. >> the attorney general made a terrible mistake. everyone my enemies say that jeff sessions should have told you that he was going to recuse himself. what kind of a man is this? only re