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and at what pace. still, has to be determined by information that we learned between now and the time we make that request. >> cooperative? don junior? >> i think everybody in the administration has been cooperative up to this point. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: so two significant developments. two separate committees. intelligence committee ready to move forward with a hearing, hearings publicly or privately including don junior and senator committee moving forward with public testimony. ed the question, whether donald trump jr. and paul manafort will go without subpoenas. >> and what about the president's son-in-law? called to testify as well? >> reporter: negotiations going back and forth about bringing him forward and asking for records in light of that meeting. the senate intelligence committee has done that. the were e, when does jared kushner come? not sure yet. one other thing before the senate intelligence committee today, wolf.

russian asher azerbaijanie. holds be responsibilities for multiple russian projects. multiple projects in russia. studied at the moscow academy of finance and also got an mba from the university of new haven in connecticut according to his website. kaveladze is a u.s. citizen. according to his attorney and worked for the agalarov business since 2004, meaning with the company when it partnered with the trump administration to pull off the 2013 miss universe pageant in moscow. appears, wolf, he is sneen video from 2013 exclusively obtained by cnn with the agalarov family and with now president trump. so he is seen in this video we obtained exclusively and presented last week. so he apparently goes way back with the agalarovs. the special council investigators reached out to his attorney seeking information from kaveladze as part of this russia probe and his attorney says that he is fully cooperating, wolf. >> all right.

many of which are contrary to u.n. sanctions that have been applied. so that i think on that part of it, i think there is agreement and i think we'll move forward on, in the congressional legislation, which incorporates some of those sanctions. >> so you voted for the iran nuclear deal two years ago. >> i did. >> any regrets? >> no. i think that the, my own view was that the agreement was not strong enough. i urged the administration to go beyond where they went, and having said that i thought nothing was to be gained by defeating the agreement reached by the administration. i think it had a positive impact in that iran has, in fact, followed its agreement and reduced its threat of nuclear w warhead being produced. that's a stabilizing impact. i think the actions of iran, however, have not been following that say path in terms of its

political commentator and former congressman jack kings tonton fr adviser to the alison, how big of a failure? >> significant failure. some call it one of the biggest whiffs we've seen in years because president trump and republicans campaigned for the last seven years on repealing and replacing obamacare and weren't able to get it even to the starting line. as vice president pence said, inaction is not an option. they need to do something. in my view, behind closed doors to get what we had to the table was not the radio it way to go about it. go back to the drawing board, bring all perspectives in, conservatives, moderates, start from square one. other they'll fate consequences in the midterm. >> and no longer repealed and replaced. forget that. no votes. no longer repealed. don't have the votes. simply let obamacare continue along, will et let it fail and

states we could not absorb without having significant changes and cutbacks. so, you know, i met with the vice president. our senators. they really accomplished some very substantive changes in the last version of the senate bill that i asked for. they were moving in the right direction, but i was still concerned about the cost shift and now we see the news that they're not going to be able to go forward from a state perspective. we're accomplishing reform in our state. we're trying to control costs that helps the federal government and the state government. we're trying to assure access in an affordable way but not create dependency. that was the four measures that we'll continue with regardless what happens in washington. but from a national perspective, and from a practical perspective, what we have nationally is not working, and i hope they can continue the change and the fight for changing the status quo. >> you heard the trump administration's arguments and you heard them...

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not stand by as venezuela crumbles. president trump now threatening to impose sanctions on venezuela as the nation's president follows through on his pledge to rewrite the nation's constitution. cnn's lleila joins us now. he still insists he's going to move forward with it. what exactly is president trump now threatening to do, and what's been the reaction? >> reporter: well, exactly what president trump is considering remains unclear, but what is clear today is that this has become sort of this back and forth between president trump and venezuela. venezuela's foreign minister, not too long ago, calling president trump's statements racist and xenophobic threats from a xenophobic empire and i want to read you a little more of the statement that came out, the foreign minister saying the thin democratic veil of the venezuelan opposition has fallen and reveals the brutal