collins, you have to realize his congressional seat was in jeopardy.e won that congressional seat in 2016 5:30 four points but after he was indicted in 2018, he won by less than half a percentage point. if you look at the political report, a nonpartisan report, it says that the 27th district has now gone from leading republican to solidly republican after collins' resignation. >> shepard: thank you very much. bryan llenas of the courthouse in lower manhattan. with chris collins official resignation, there's two open seats in the house of representatives. the other is the wisconsin republican sean duffy who also recently resigned. there are 235 democrats, 197 republicans and one independent, michigan's just an emotion -- justin amash. a fan at out miami dolphins game didn't expect to see the charge on his credit card after buying two beers. not given that he had to watch the dolphins. police say a man selling beer at the stadium used his personal card reader to charge the fan whose bank sent him an alert for an excessive amount. the alert apparently inc

collins. i'm wondering if you can see our project any ideas of who would be a good candidate over the real issues are because we have never had in the last few years [inaudible] i would be interested in your comments. >> guest: that is a good question. that is my area from new york. he raises it above questions about the future of the distri district. the governor hasn't set a date for a special election yet. but it opens the possibility that there could be a republican primary and an amount of republicans interested in the seat. it's interesting where the party leaders goes with it is unclear right now in the district. democrats that defeated him last time is running again and he is still raising a fair amount of money. senator chris jacobs is from the area and has been fund raising. the environment right now is so unclear i think democrats believe they have a better shot at winning the seat. but it is a very republican district that president trump won by thesi widest margin, so it's kind of

susan collins. how was it working for her? >> pretty competitive.s one of two republican senators running in the state that hillary clinton won in 2016. the other being colorado senator cory gardner. she's facing state house speaker sarah gideon. she outraised senator collins in the most recent fundraising quarter. democrats were happy to see that. they are looking at that as a sign that they are getting a strong candidate. it's looking pretty tough. republicans will tell you that senator collins has a really strong brand in maine. she's been around for a long time. she has personal connections with a lot of voters. it will be a tough race, for sure. it's one of those very closely contested races. right now, some republicans of knowledge there are some other senators looking a little more vulnerable than her including gardner and tom tillis. just because collins has such a strong brand in her state. >> what about martha mcsally? remind our viewers about how she made her way to the senate. >> she actually lost her senate race in 2018 to kyrsten sinem

collins. i'm wondering if you can project any ideas who would be good candidates or what the real issues are in new york. we have never had in the last few years even any kind of meetings with the congressman for say the regular little town hall meetings. you might see him at coffee cashes. guest: that's a good question. it's my hometown area. i'm from buffalo, new york. i think congressman collins resigning definitely raising a lot of questions about the future of this district. it's still unclear as far as i know of governor cuomo hasn't set a date for a special election yet. when collins resipped it opened the possibility there could be a very crowded republican primary for his seat. a lot of republicans interested in his seat. the special election process is interesting where party leaders choose a nominee. it's unclear right now in the 27th district. the democrat who nearly defeated congressman collins last time is running again, nate mcmurray. he's still raising a fair amount of money. s

collins: mr.resident? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with and that i be permitted to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, the passing of former senator kay hagan was sad news to all of us who were privileged to serve with her and counted her as a friend. in her final address to the senate five years ago, senator kay hagan reminded us of our obligation to work together on behalf of the american people with these words. to whom much is given much is expected. kay hagan was given much. she had energy, intelligence, dedication, and compassion. and she gave back to her home state over many years of public service. as a person of deep faith, she fully understood the new testament parable of the talents. its message that gifts must be put to use in service of others guided her life. in th

chief among those is susan collins of maine. she is running in 2020 and famously gave her floor speech where she announced her support for kavanaugh, and then in the days right after that, there was about $4 million raised into an account that will go toward supporting her opponent. you saw a rally yesterday in portland, maine by local activists there, who are still upset one year later with her support for kavanaugh. that will be the issue in her race. likewise for people like cory gardner in colorado, and even mitch mcconnell in kentucky. he is in a pretty hospitable environment in kentucky. that is a pretty trumpy state. but you are seeing a lot of grassroots donations to his opponent, in large part because the country this fed up with his cynical approach to politics. host: how much money are you spending on television advertising the cycle? maine, we have a combined digital and television ad which features a resident, a former collins supporter, who says that post the vote for brett kavanaugh she cannot support susan collin

chris collins is a large shareholder of this company.e then went on to possibly tell his son about the failed drug trial. his son also a shareholder told his father-in-law, also a shareholder. all three potentially saved over $760,000 of losses once the announcement was made public that the drug trial failed and the stock dropped. excellent example of insider trading should it be proven accurate. what we hear now is that there's eight charges against representative chris collins. he could be facing examples of wire and security fraud. he's expected to walk up the stairs right behind me. the judge, though, will have to look at the plea agreement which is between chris collins as well as the government. that's sealed at the moment. they will also have to look at probation. the probation department will be looking through his financials, gathering evidence. that could take weeks. then the third part ofhat that the judge has to look at is just sentencing guidelines. is the representative guilty? did he act alone? is he involved in any other

collins. i would like to congratulate dr. collins on reaching an amazing accomplishment of leading the nih as director and he's heard me say it before and if he can get appointed by both barack obama and president trump. that's pretty amazing span of appreciation for the manner in which he's led the nih and a great deal of national confidence in his ability and the wonderful team that he's assembled there and has been there for many, many years. dr. collins, as an advocate for ground breaking research in nih and supported by nih funding and again, i've said it here, but the four years of sustained funding increase which was as the chair said very bipartisan owes a great deal to, frankly, our confidence and dr. collins as the leader of this institute, as well and he's made the case as to why this is an important committee and the bipartisan fashion has highlighted that. i want to highlight some of the work being done at local universities in my district through the support of the nih. somehow t

>> i absolutely did not. >> what about collin peterson, the congressman here?or him. would you be upset collin peterson, the democrat, if he votes for impeachment? >> i guess not. >> it wouldn't change your thoughts about him? >> no, i guess not. >> why is that? >> well, i think he's got a mind of his own, but, you know, he's got to keep his finger on the pulse of his voters. and so if he thinks it's wise, then he should do it. >> even though you are personally opposed to impeachment. >> that's right. >> stephanie and ali, we talked to a number of voters this morning here, like otto, an individual who voted for donald trump in 2016, but is also a supporter of collin peterson. and appreciates the fact that he is able to vote as a moderate, sometimes on the left, sometimes on the right. the question is, when you walk into places like mccormack family restaurant, folks are reading these headlines every day here. and the question is, to what extent does voter opinion ultimately get the best of collin peterson? >> vaughn, thank you, sir. and i have to say, as a very

steve didn't list -- he did list susan collins but when we talk about susan collins she did not sign that resolution. what tightrope is susan collins walking? alex, i'm sorry. >> she's walking an incredible tightrope. maine is a state that really leans democratic. she has to be careful how she positions herself. on the one hand she doesn't want to antagonize or alienate the liberal base and not antagonize the president. one interesting note about the president's fund-raising. he sent out an appeal for three senators who signed on to that anti-impeachment resolution but he did not include susan collins. susan collins did not sign on to that anti-impeachment resolution so you see that is an example of how the president is trying a carrot and stick approach, reward those senators who are sticking with him but he's also by not including collins trying to send an implicit message he can help those who are with him. >> steve, when we look at kentucky, mitch mcconnell is down in approval ratings, negative 13 donald trump is plus 15. does that mean donald trump has complete control over mitc

>> congressman collins: it's sad. missed an opportunity all along to make fairness stable of this house. i'm sad that they are shredding the rules and putting vote up tomorrow and tell the members this is something we're codifying and making it fair. here is realization, there is still not letting the president defend himself until it gets to the judiciary committee and only then they stick in a rule that is pretty amazing. judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler has no liking for this president. the president's attorneys are not being forthright or desire to ask questions, he can decide they don't get to ask questions, this is sad time for the house of representatives, martha. >> martha: the president tweeted something about this whole discussion earlier today. he was urging republicans to focus on the substance rather than the process here. he says go with substance and close it out because his argument on all of this is that there is nothing impeachable here, that he didn't do anything wrong, there was no quid qu

chris collins of new york and duncan hunter of california.out in support of donald trump for president on the same day, on february 24th, 2016. they were first. even so, they were not exactly profiles in courage. they signed on for trump only after trump had already won three of the first four primaries and caucuses. still, though, they were the first members of congress. and being first makes you stand out. so does being indicted. chris collins and duncan hunter, the first members of congress to proclaim themselves trump supporters, were both criminally indicted on -- in august 2018, in two unrelated felony schemes. duncan hunter was charged for allegedly using more than a quarter million dollars in campaign funds on his personal expenses. in some cases, very personal expenses. his trial starts next year. congressman collins was indicted for alleged insider trading. he used his position as an early investor in an australian biotech firm to tip off his son and other family members about a failed drug trial in order to help them avoid over thr

senator susan collins, ben sasse.ollins said the president made a big mistake and called it quote, completely inappropriate. sasse says americans don't look to chinese commies for the truth, that's a matter for american courts. senator mitt romney tweeted when the only american citizen president trump singles out for china's investigation is his political opponent in the midst of the democratic nomination process it strains kra jillcredy to suggest that it is anything other than politically motivated. compare that reaction to what we've been hearing from the president's defenders. let's start with republican senator marco rubio. >> do you think it's okay for president trump to ask china to launch an investigation of joe biden and hunter biden. >> i don't know if that's a real request or him just needling the press. he plays it arthriticlike a vio >> do you really think it was serious about thinking that china's going to investigate the biden family? >> why can't you answer yes or no? do you think it's appropriate? >>

congressman collins was died for alleged insider trading.e used his position as an early investor in an australian biotech firm to tip off his son and other family members about a failed drug trial in order to help them avoid over $750,000. he tipped his family members from the white house grounds while he was attending a white house picnic. you can actually see the video of him there on the white house grounds making phone calls. prosecutors say that at that moment he was basically saying son, you need to sell. you need to sell. those indictments landed in the middle of the run-up to the congressional midterm elections. and president trump took that coincidence of events to opine about exactly how he believes the rule of law should be employed and enforced as long as he's in power. he publicly attacked attorney general jeff sessions for those two members of congress being indicted saying it would hurt republican chances of holding control of the house of representatives. the president said, quote, two long running obama era investigations o

collins isn't. his deputy secretary of state today under oath said yes, it would be against our values to ask a foreign government to intervene in our elections. own deputy secretary of state, guy he's putting up to be ambassador to russia can't abide by what this president is doing. why? it is offensive. >> two democrats voted against it, both of them from trump districts, peterson from minnesota, went 2-1 and the other from southern jersey, trump won that district by five points. were you surprised that democrats -- so few democrats voted against it? a lot of them come from seats that trump won. it's a risky battle. >> no, i'm not surprised because of the discipline that aoc and nancy pelosi has had to give in to on the left. >> aoc. >> where is this coming from? nancy pelosi didn't want to do this. during the 2018 election, she told her candidates don't talk about impeachment. suburban educated women want to focus on health care and her candidates listened. >> she won the house. >> they won the h

also that to doctor collins to give to whoever. >> that's a great question. i'll start out and figure out a way to draw the personnel in this. we are completely in cord of the important for focusing on childhood cancer research incredibly how painful and tragic the diagnosis can be and where we have many of the childhood cancers that we have not been able to find cures for, let us pointe out that happily for many of them like leukemia we have done extremely well. we need to do that for all. we spent $514 million a year on childhood cancer research but that just counts the part that you can say this is research that we know is directly relevant to that, many of the advances that have happened in children's cancer have been unexpected directions from very erbasic science and understand what makes cells divide when they're not supposed to that is what cancer is. if you try to add up all the things that are relevant it would be a larger number. i understand the concern of advocates who feel there's more that needs to be done. i was pleased this committee put an a

. >> republicans altogether guns the resolution, the two democrats voting no, collin peterson from minnesotanancy pelosi rally democrats to get on board. >> we will do so in a way that brings people together that is healing, rather than dividing. >> the resolution leads a great deal of power in-house intelligence chairman adam schiff. >> we take no joy in having to move down this road, but neither do we shrink from it. >> has been a will hold public hearings and released transcripts of the interviews with witnesses. the house committee will decide whether to recommend articles of impeachment for a senate trial. republicans can issue their own subpoenas for witnesses to appear in open hearings and attorneys from the president can participate in judiciary committee sessions and question witnesses. crucially the democrat majority still retains veto power over what the g.o.p. minority and white house are allowed to do. republicans complained, nancy pelosi is hyper focused on impeachment. >> she has neuter the intelligence committee. >> they counter his actions and left them with little choice. >

we see represented of doug collins, he's been vocal on this issue.e step in and watch what is life i don't know if they were listening to me. >> you are looking for an answer you've already determined. notice what they've done. we are only putting it in adam schiff's purview right now. you've already heard of that's unprecedented. but i'm going to go to the committee that is always historically the committee of impeachment. and the impeachment committee should be the judiciary committee. if you want to do this right, madame speaker, do it right. do not lie to the american people and say, "these procedures of the same as nixon and clinton." i challenge the rules, chairman, to say that if you want to have that argument, i will have that argument. give us plenty of time and i guarantee i will win. why? because you're right. nine hundred i saw pages saying that adam schiff's committee gets to do whatever they want, continue the president though my process without evolvement, scrutiny, anything else of fairness or bipartisanship. how can they stand before

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senator susan collins is now calling out mr. trump for suggesting china should investigate democratic rival joe biden. collins told a news in maine it was a, quote, big mistake and completely inappropriate for president trump to ask china to investigate former u.s. vice president joe biden. we're also learning that the ukraine scandal has been deeply frustrating to career professionals at the state department. cnn recently spoke with a dozen of professionals, both current and former. they fear u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has politicized the agency by putting president trump's political needs above the nation's interests. and they are resentful that rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney, inserted himself into u.s. foreign policy. one veteran state department official said pompeo lacks the backbone to stand up to mr. trump. here he is speaking saturday in greece, defending the president's phone call as if it was nothing out of the ordinary. >> nations do this. nations work together and they say, boy, goodness

so thank you. >> commissioner collins? >> i just want to say, one of the reasons, i mean,, folks know where i stand on charters in general. i think what has been really apparent with this specific school, there is a consistent pattern of behavior where you say one thing, you that is concerning to me, because a lot of times when people say it charters, well, you know like, you come, you know, and you get your approval and then you go away and we never see you again. the fact that we have pushed to the specialization advisory committee, 1.5 later, how much longer it is right now, is really upsetting to me, because the families that come here to dedicate their time, and they show up here, at multiple board meetings and they are involved in investments in our community communities put on to say thank you, first of all to the special education advisory committee parents and families for being here, and consistently being here. being a partner with us at on the district, not always being happy with the way we do things, but alwa

the president spent much of saturday going after mitt romney and yesterday susan collins of maine put her toe in the water as well. we'll go to the white house and sift through a week of developments. then a dip ploe natick standoff between united states and great britain. striking and killing a motorcyclist there and then flying back to the u.s. claiming diplomatic immunity. the family of the british victim now asking president trump to step in. and later a sunday sit-down with an icon of professional wrestling and a growing force in hollywood, on growing up in a house of five boys. how dwayne the rock johnson blazed the trail for him and being a hooero to legions of yog fans. >> keep doing what you're doing because my kid loves you. >> plus perry smith and another life well lived all a bit later in the show. let's begin this morning with the latest on president trump and the congressional impeachment inquiry. the president spending some of the fall weekend tweeting angrily at senator mitt romney who criticized trump this week for asking two foreign countries to investigate joe biden

let's go to the white house for, and cnn white house correspondent kaitlyn collins.

with the 1st but oh my half an hour down the mines were awarded a penalty for a foul by generally collins. captain daniel brzezinski converting 5 was the almost repaid part upon the fader when he handled in the box slates a run of my foot in a weird twist of fate it was collins who missed this one case. my own stay rock bottom on one point of the mines his 1st away victory of the season. was so here are the results from match day 7 so far the curse that started last match week is still in full effect the home team is just going to have a look at this by in freiburg leverkusen shall compatible on all drop points had they bucked the trend on friday as they came from behind to beat 14 additional goals. dodie looking back you know came on to set up checks midfielder vladimir di rita rounded off a slick counterattack make it 31 letter that goal claimed had just said win on the bounce. there are 3 more games to look forward to on sunday with glad we got those and in frankfurt and let's see. those results affect the table now despite 5 team's best efforts by a still top of the table for the time

but collins was shot was saved by 10 minutes from time. but it's not it's not even if the game had ended 22 we still made too many mistakes we can't blame everything. collins took it it was my decision and he had the courage to take it he missed that's not happening. now them. keep going. is a short break there were initial phases going to the national team we can recover a little bit. take a few a few moments. come back stronger. and face cologne and 2 games they know they'll have to be strong for. so fire and suffer a shock home defeat their 1st in exactly one year but fellow champions league contenders dortmund laver caisson and life dropped points as well. 51 was the state of the day and in other big news it was a fake anniversary. litem phone call has celebrated his 500th game as a bonus to the coach his 1st game in charge came almost 30 years ago he's coached more than 10 sides moving in. code in frankfurt has a villain and now full to an adult he's never won a major title but has reached the german cup final twice and. he has the re

john collins has been famous on the world's taking scene for decades but here in his hometown he can't party like he does in other cities following city law and dance floors in detroit have to shut down at 2 am. techno fans in detroit want nightlife to go on for longer and bring more business to poorer areas of the city they've been looking at transforming abandoned buildings into clubs and i'd sent us . feel that a nighttime economy will now only extend the entertainment. aspects of nighttime but also bring jobs jobs to detroit were there could be clubs there could be restaurants there could be galleries that could actually employ people oh let's go allin techno legend dimitri hagen man fell in love with detroit techno and exported it to berlin 30 years ago using music he wants to create a successful night time economy similar to berlin's hagerman collins and others from to detroit berlin connection to help make it happen. i think the music especially with not just talking about techno we talk about everything the hip hop the tracks and all and. i must say there's so much potential it

three republicans, mitt romney, ben sasse and susan collins, have broken ranks with their party to criticise donald trump. the majority though have remained silent or supportive. one of those defending the president was republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin. in a heated interview on sunday, the chairman of the committee on homeland security stated that he had no trust in us intelligence agencies, such as the fbi and cia: ijust want the truth. the american people want the truth. so do you not trust the american...? do you not trust the fbi? you don't trust the cia? no — no, i don't. i'm just very confused here. absolutely not. you don't trust either of those agencies? after obstructing lisa page? 0k. joining us now from washington is former cia operative lindsey moran. good to have you with us. you had the chair of the homeland security committee, someone who is tasked with keeping america safe, does not

upon the fader when he handled in the bumps later on of my foot in the weird twist of fate it was collins who missed this one kick. my the ball and stay rock bottom on one point after mine his 1st away victory of the season. 5 so here are the results from match day 7 so far the curse started last match week is still in full effect the home teams just when they have a look at this by and freiburg leverkusen shall compatible on old truck points had they bucked the trend on friday as they came from behind to beat fortuna disposals . dodie look at back yo came on to set up check midfield of lighting made the reader rounded off a slick counterattack to make it 31 look at that goal claimed had just 3rd win on the bounce. there are 3 more games to look forward to on sunday we got we got both burke and in frankfurt and let's see how those results affect the table now despite 5 team's best efforts by a still top of the table for the time being it's really tight up there if you look at this. just mention they play on sunday they could not buy in off their perch at the top down at the bottom however

. >> bill: here is doug collins with maria from over the weekend from sunday. roll this now. >> it's pretty amazing now that hunter biden after the light

senator susan collins, senator susan collins said -- >> she needs to! >> she said the following.e is the one person has not attacked. why it is notable that the people he has attacked on twitter in the last 24 hours, she came out and said this. he has not gone after her. why? >> let me say it's a very, very low bar of expectation. i give absolutely no credit to tucker carlson. >> thank you. >> i give very little to no credit to susan collins. >> none. >> i find myself in this little category of thinking that mitt romney may have courage and i realize who mitt romney is. i think we are -- as people get dressed this morning and go to church, we have to say prayers that individuals who are serving this country have offices of public service actually get some testicular fortitude or get some courage. it's going to take more than i'm troubled and it's going to be take more than mitt romney accepteding a tweet out. we somebody to take the well of the united states senate and say president of the united statest stand for. i have a 14-year-old daughter who is more responsible on social m

marÍa antonieta collins desde polonia tiene el desenlace de estas historias.dando el dolor en silencio. por el diario que la madre escribiÓ, se enteraron del hermano que no conocieron. >> en ese momento cuando se acaba la guerra ellas van a un campo de desplazados en alemania. y estÁn allÍ hasta el 47. >> cuÁntos miembros de su familia mueren? se lo llevan una campos de concentraciÓn?muÍ hermanos, cinco de ellos casados con hijos. >> en 1947 jonÁs y ela decidieron emigrar a colombia. mientras tanto, el paramÉdico mexicoamericano anthony acevedo luego de sobrevivir a la llamada marcha de la muerte conformada con prisioneros de varios campos de concentraciÓn y que los alemanes llevaban consigo en su huida, finalmente fue liberada por soldados norteamericanos. acevedo recuerda que lo mÁs doloroso para su padre fue calla los abusos quehiriÓ con los nazis. >> porque el gobierno les hizo firmar a todos los soldados saliendo, firmando de que no iban a decir por lo que habÍa pasado. >> ya en los estados unidos, en los Ángeles, anthony acevedo rehizo su vida, se casÓ y

three gop senators, mitt romney, ben sasse and now susan collins criticized president trump for urging china to investigate joe biden and son hunter's business there. the bidens deny any wrongdoing collins is considered vulnerable for reelection in may. >> i thought the president made a big mistake by asking china to get involved in investigating a little opponent. that's completely inappropriate. >> reporter: responding to that criticism, the president had taken to twitter excoriating mitt romney with belittling tweets, but he has not done that with ben sasse and susan collins, at least so far in part that may be because both are up for reelection, and hitting them could help democrats. frances? >> all right, kelly o'donnell. thank you, kelly >>> the question this morning is what exactly does that second whistle-blower know. democrats are hoping the person can shed new light for their impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: if the whistle-blower does have a firsthand account, he or she could clarify open questions about the president's interaction with ukraine, including the call log of tru

collins represents a historically red district.as the first congressman to endorse donald trump for president. and collins' son and an associate who were charged with the congressman are also expected to change their pleas later this afternoon. >> yeah, i remember he's been on our program many times. we've asked him specifically about this. it's interesting to see how this plays out. thank you very much. >>> thanks for international viewers for matching, for u.s. viewers a member of the house intelligence committee joins us next only the impeachment push. "new day" continues right now. >>> we're trying to find out about a whistle-blower. >> any rational person would be concerned about a whistle-blower safety. >> president now has to worry about conversations he's having with world leaders being leaked to the press. that is not good. >> fact that mike pompeo would be part of this call, he doesn't say anything about it, or he doesn't bring it to anyone's attention in congress is problematic. >> this could get awfully messy if it incl

collins was the first congressman in congress to support trump's bid.n he was charged he took a page from president trump's playbook and called the allegation as witch hunt and call called his opponent a despicable human being. he won but just barely. yesterday he resigned and he's due in court in minutes where he's expected to change his plea from not guilty to guilty. >> i know what you mean. it is something that we have seen, and we see even if it's not a politician, we see a lot when there are pot tishtish -- politicians that it's a -- >> witch hunt. >> -- that i'm not guilty. paul manafort as well. the information we talked about during the break was very strong in the indictment. there are phone call records. the other thing, this stock that the trading happened in and to be clear the congressman did not trade the stock himself. he was on the board of directors of this company and his shares were locked up because the shares of this company based in australia were halted there. but he made the phone call, and those records that you showed leading

but the 1st oh my half an hour gone though and minds were awarded a penalty for a foul by gemma who collins. cut him daniel brzezinski converting by was the almost repaid part of on the fader when he handled in the box later on of my foot in a weird twist of fate it was collins who missed the spot kick my the ball and stay right bottom on one point after mine his 1st away victory of the season. of abuse so here are the results from match day 7 so far the curse that started last match week is still in full effect the home teams just aren't winning have a look at this by and freiburg leverkusen shall compatible on all points had they bust the trend on friday as they came from behind to beat forts in a disposal. dodie looking back you know came on to set up check midfielder vladimir diary to round off a slick counter attack make it 31 letter that's go play in tatters 3rd win on the bounce. there are 3 more games to look forward to on sunday we got glad we are both birth and in frankfurt and let's see. those results affect the table now despite 5 team's best efforts by a still top of the table

this makes collins one of the few republicans to speak out against the president. it comes as "the new york times" has a new report out this hour with inside information that joe biden is struggling to form a response to president trump's allegations surrounding ukraine, remake making him look more vulnerable than at any point in his campaign so far. let's go to nbc news white house correspondent hans nichols. hans, the president today cast a wide net on twitter. he attacked several of his favorite targets, including mitt romney because he was a republican who was coming out against the president. and then, again, there are all the reports that have come out, the cia, lead counsel as you were telling us earlier today with that criminal referral. where do we start? >> richard, think of the president's tweets as rifle shots. they have a broader implication. they are a warning to other senators not to incur his twitter wrath. that's clearly the policy here, that's clearly the strategy. you've seen it in the past with the president. he attacks republicans that dare to