far away from moscow but within reach of young people of the far east sim your own comes from dear abby john almost a 1000 kilometers away. today his mother is visiting. for all this you miss him it was as if we'd never been apart come here give me a hug of course we miss him. but we're also so proud of him did you miss me too. now that's him yawn doesn't live with his parents he only makes it home 3 times a year during school vacations here in the future ballet dancer has other things to think about. god. was hot. he gets a break from cramming math in english but ballet practice continues. he's back to stay in shape even without the bar ready. i have to stretch at least an hour every day. i sit on the floor and stand on my tiptoes. yes if. you're watching that i would push for him happy that everything seems to be so easy for him. he says then i sit on my heels i'm told i'm forward that stretches my feet. we know ballet dancing is a very serious and difficult profession he told me. last night up here in that same young will have to work his whole life to maintain the level he achieves got w

. >> abby phillip is a cnn political correspondent, john dean is a cnn contributor and the white house council for president nixon and jeffrey tullis is a professor. also, the co author of legacies of losing in american politics. jeffrey, let me start with leader is in your words, in literal violation of the oath. he will have to take at the start of the senate trial, can you tell me why? >>. >> there's a new one all senators have to take, including co constitution requires, that's different from the oath they take as senators. the senate operating trial is a different institution, it recomposes itself into an institution in which the senators are no longer the senators as they used to be, but are in combination of judge and jurors, the other important thing about this, they're all equal, he's no longer majority leader, there's no president protem and so forth. we're in a situation in which they'll have to change their character. when it does, it's a different institution, and in the previous two, and we've only had two instances in which impeachment has gone to the senate for a trial,

joining us now to discuss, john avlon and abby phillips. put it up on the screen, abuse of power and obstruction of congress, two articles. they haven't ruled out a third, but it doesn't look likely, and that third would have been obstruction of justice. that would have been the mueller charges. what does it tell you, john, that basically it appears they're deciding not to go with including mueller? >> this is something democrats were reportedly debating behind closed doors last night. the issue seems to be that some of the more centrist democrats are concerned if they widen the scope -- the mueller report some said had a road map for impeachment regarding obstruction. but apparently some democrats are concerned about the way polls are going. let's keep it tightly focused on ukraine. there is reporting that the mueller report will be referred to to establish a pattern. >> is this the deciding factor? is that the deciding factor for the democrats who are in red districts whether or not some of the mueller stuff is included or not? is that wh

john mentioned aramco and the ipo. abbych said it was project of the crown prince and his vision 2030 plan. he invested a great deal personally to getting a $2 trillion valuation, which he did not in the end. does that reflect on him? stated,i think as people do not necessarily understand the relationship between aramco and the government. an evaluation on the market is much more difficult than if it was a public offering. scarlet: people don't understand , the crown prince or investors? sharyn: investors. prince wasthe crown making understood everything. investors are not going to mark,e but will hit the will have the discipline to do so, and all of the other pressures that are on a public firm. i think they did not believe that valuation. the saudi government as well as aramco managers to prove that type of market discipline. scarlet: do you think it was just bad timing that aramco in 2019 the debt sale when oil prices had come off their highs of the mid to high 80's in 2018, and never got back to that level? sharyn: i do