he told archibald cox to lay off about these white house tapes and archibald cox looked the president in he eye and would not do that. no, i'm not going to lay off. and so president nixon told the attorney general to fire archibald cox and the attorney general said no and resigned. and so then nixon told the deputy attorney general to fire archibald cox and the deputy attorney general, he, too, said, no, and he resigned. eventually, he had to get the solicitor general to fire archibald cox, and that became known as the saturday night massacre. but archibald cox, yeah, he did get fired. ultimately, he did get fired but you know what? he got the president fired, too. he is the reason those damning tapes eventually had to be released. and nixon's presidency was over less than three days after those tapes came out. so fire the investigators? sure. nixon proved you can do that. but nixon also proved the consequences of doing that in the end for a president who has something to hide from those investigators. today president trump fired the director of the fbi, james comey. and we will have

. >> a husband suing fletcher cox is speaking out an says what cox did with his wife. >>> let's go over to david murphy he has accuweather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: the fake ones are a lot of money. i need a new one i keep using the same one. >> reporter: i've been using the same one for ten years and it looks great. we have cloud cover moving off the coast along with sprinkles and showers that came in, overall we're expecting mostly sunny skies. there are a couple of clouds here and there, this morning some of you might run into patchy dense fog most of you out in lancaster, the rest of us looking good. 37 in reading, 46 in philadelphia. 41 in trenton. 42 in wilmington, 45 in millville. 49 degrees down in cape may. as we go through the afternoon it's another good one we expect mostly sunny skies by noon up to 50, high of 54 by 3:00 p.m. before dropping down to 50 by 7:00 44 degrees. if you're dressing the kids for the bus stop temperatures, it's a little bit chilly in the suburbs, as a matter of fact we might be in the upper 30s in allentown. 44 is the range of tempera

bork was ordered to fire special prosecutor cox.ble, literally unbelievable, except that it was real. you kept saying, that couldn't be. but it was. >> i can make no further comment now other than their offices have been sealed by the fbi. >> how could you possibly bring this man to justice if it was within his power to call the investigation to a close? >> please, everyone. >> basically, the president has seized full control of the special prosecutor's office and is in full position of potentially incriminating evidence that could lead to the conviction of his closest associates and to his conviction and that is the definition of tyranny. >> there could be no doubt this was a constitutional crisis. this was are a president trying to stand above the law, and i remember thinking at the time the country is not going to stand for this. >> i think it's amazing that the country is not already fighting in the streets. he's divided the country that much. >> events of the past few days leave us little choice but to move ahead with preparati

in the months before she was murdered, jo cox started a campaign to tackle loneliness.e lonely lives forgotten of people live lonely lives fo rg otte n by of people live lonely lives forgotten by the rest of us. the campaign carried on in her name and has now concluded we'll have to do our bit to combat loneliness. susan spent months feeling isolated and desperate and things improved hugely when the royal voluntary service offended. i was really alone, i was depressed, i tried to take my own life. really bad. in a lot of pain. if it wasn't that these people, all these people that is helping me now, i wouldn't be here. and i appreciate everything that people have done for me. it's not always obvious to people that they might be lonely or in need of some companionship. and what we offer isn't somebody to come in and talk at people. what we are doing is saying to people, would you like to be part of something where you meet somebody, you get to know them, they get to know you and you create a friendship? thejo cox loneliness commission has concluded that government and emp

fletcher cox is a two-time pro bowl defensive lineman.g sued by joshua jeffords who claims cox destroyed his marriage. jeffords says cox met his wife katherine in march and they had an affair before staying in touch on social media and by tech. >> i found some pictures that he had sent to her that i found highly inappropriate. i know that she texted him after i found out and only thing she texted was he knows. >> reporter: jeffords split with his wife after confronting her. he's seeking at least $50,000 in damage. cox signed a contract with the eagles worth more than $100 million. he has yet to comment on this case. >>> up next in "the pulse," the student whose project helpe street." >>> also ahead a man goes to a waffle house and finds out all the employees are asleep. see what he does next. >>> plus, the experiment on live tv that nearly ended in disaster. some air fresheners are so overwhelming, they can... send you and your family running. introducing febreze one for fabric and air. no aerosols. no dyes. no heavy perfumes. it cleans a

jo cox understood it and she saw it.otlight on loneliness and how it affects the everybody at different times of their life. meg's story very powerful, but there are many stories from people in all communities and from all walks of life who are struggling with the unbearable pain they have described loneliness. seema kenedy, can you sum up yourfindings and recommendations? what we would like to see, we would like a national strategy on loneliness. what we are recognising, it is a problem the government needs to act on as well as civic leaders, local government and all of us. what we want government to do is what government does well. things like measuring loneliness. until now, there has been measures of loneliness and isolation in older people, but as meg's story tells us and the other people we will be hearing from i am sure, it can strike any any community. looking at the interventions and the schemes which do take place like the befriending in oxford, which ones are really effective? the government needs to plot a bi

this is an cox bazaar name about a killer a couple of kilometers from cook the problem with some of the biggest refugee camps are now when you take this access as though it is part of the asian the high where that is built by the bangladesh army now this goes right into an area called ruin my mother part which is zero line border between me and my mother and bangladesh and there's a refugee camp bare and this is the access point now in the beginning on the influx in september and early october pozen suffering just took shelter on the roadside and any empty spaces they could i mean people were giving them clothes the local people were handing them clothes and food so what you see is scattered bunch of clothes all across this place is because they abandoned the clothes they were wearing because there talking are very so people were giving them relief coat and you see them in the streets and people were actually taking shelter in these places which is much much more better now because since the british army took over it's far more stable now the camps are organized you don't see them in th

cox has yet to respond to the lawsuit. "good morning america" will have more on the lawsuit "g.m.a." is after this newscast. >>> 6:06 a.m., you might want to check your 401k statement, we've had years where you want to stuff it in a shoe box and not look at it. now the dow is up for a new closing. >> reporter: the dow closed for 24,000 for the first time nasdaq and s&p 500 gained. futures are pointing to lower open we have reports on auto sales and construction due out today. >>> american airlines say a few hundreds flights are without pilots over the holidays. airlines offered a sweetened pay raise for the pilots to take the under staffed flights. american operates 70% of the flights at phl. >>> tam if you're stranderred stranderred -- stranded, hop a train. >> it's not bad today. >> reporter: a couple of degrees above average today. cooler tomorrow, the big changes at the end of the next week. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the overnight sprinkles and showers long gone for the morning commute. as we look outsid

this morning, injo cox's hometown of batley, the report was officially launched.ster spoke passionately about getting people talking about loneliness. i've spoken to loads of people recently who think, you know, communities aren't like they used to be, where you knew your neighbours and you knew everybody's name. and it's trying to sort of reconnect people so we get back to that. have you got some mince pies in? no. thejo cox loneliness commission suggests government and employers must do their bit to deal with loneliness, but also, that individuals and communities are the most important for preventing isolation. danny savage, bbc news, batley. in the ashes, a century from batsman jonny bairstow helped england post a total of 403, as they look to fight back in the five—match series. they need at least a draw in perth this week to avoid a series defeat. but australia had the better of day two, and at the end of play, the hosts werejust 200 runs behind england, with seven wickets remaining. andy swiss reports from perth. the waca is traditionally where australian he

and that his wife left him and moved to pennsylvania after he met cox during a work trip in april. and the jilted husband found messages between his wife and cox and explicit photos and talk of having children together. >> i found pictures he had sent to her that i found highly inappropriate. and she texted him after i found out and the only thing she texts was he knows. >> he is now seeking $50,000 in damages for emotional distress. >>> prince harry and his american bride to be, meghan markle received a large and warm welcome as they undertook their first engage. they took part in a walk aabout in the ling city of nottingham. and harry was presented with gummy sweets and talked to meghan and gave her a big hug. >> and then awful a sudden is meghan walking towards me and i said you are absolutely wonderful. >> coming up tonight 20/20 presents a prime time special on meghan markle. a rise from american celebrity to a member of the royal family and what the future holds for meghan and harry. that is tonight at 10:00 here on 6 abc. >>> we know the man that is still on the run of robbi

to win he would have to prove there was love in the marriage and the union was broken by cox. way, has yet to respond to the lawsuit. >> the maker of a popular video game is suing a delaware teen for allegedly cheating his way to victory but now the teen's mother is fighting back. epic games is accusing a 14-year-old of downloading cheat codes to give him self an edge allegedly when playing sport night battle royale. the developer says he then ruined the game and fun for other gamers by sharing the codes on his youtube page. in response to the lawsuit the boy's mother has written a letter to a federal judge. she says the company is making her 14-year-old a scapegoat when it should be going after the public web site that posted the cheat codes in the first place. her son echoes that defense in a recent youtube video. >> now in this lawsuit epic games is basically saying that i coded a cheat and i was selling it and i admitted to me making the cheat which i never made the cheat i-never coded the cheat, i never sold the cheat. it was free to public. >> on top of everything the bo

. >>> then courtney cox's injection confession.e moment she decided to make radical change to her face. you treatment once a month. >>> why some clubs arec using charcoal to look better and this is treatment of all, meet the masseuse who bites -- >>> this isentertainment tonight." >> welcome, everyby, from rihanna to christie brinkley, hollywood beauty school is in session. >> we're getting the tricks of om carpet. >>> let's kick it out with kim kardashian west. >> kim is cashing in on and that is cashing with "k" on her beauty empire. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> that facial. that was really like the most painful thing ever did. >> keep going. >> youuys signed up for five five years. >> you'll be doing this sho until you're he 2, i think. >> yikes! i like being busy. when i'm not busy that's when i start to get uncomfortable. >>ow did kim manage to buic a $175 million brand? not just from posting shots lik this, she's also superopen about ngeverythi even her surrogate. >> viously, you pick

cox allegedly texting her i want to get you pregnant.d make some damn beautiful babies. >> i found some pictures that he had sent to her that i found highly inappropriate. i know that she texted him after i found out and the only thing she texted was he knows. >> reporter: north carolina is only one of seven states that allows so-called alienation of affection lawsuits. in 2010, a north carolina woman won a $9 million judgment against the alleged mistress of her husband of 33 years. as for the jeffords, joshua says they split shortly after he confronted his wife over the alleged relationship. joshua says he was admitted to a treatment facility for substantially emotional distress and is seeking at least $50,000 in damages. >> he's taken about everything from me that anyone could have taken that was important to me. >> reporter: cox who signed a six-year $102 million contract last year has yet to respond to the lawsuit. josh's estranged wife catherine did not respond to our request for comment and the pair are separated. >> alienation of

as our aid agencies say young where henge are women are being sold as sex slaves from cox's bizarre trial stratford reports on how people trafficking has become common in the camps which were supposed to be a source of refuge cartoon is not her real name calling her that to protect her identity the fifteen year old ranger refugee says her mother father brother and sister all killed by a multi shell fired by the myanmar military at her village three months ago she says after she escaped by boat to bangladesh two women approached her on the beach saying they could help her instead they sold her into sex slavery. they told me if i went with them they would look after me and help me find a husband khartoum says that up to three weeks of being locked in a house alone she was sold to a bangladeshi man she says the man took her to another house raped and sexually abused her for twelve days. he said i will choke you i will stab you i will kill you do you want to be killed the way the military killed people in me and ma i won't let you go a local aid agency the latest a cartoon but doesn't w

. >> a husband suing fletcher cox is speaking out an says what cox did with his wife. >>> let's go overo david murphy, he has accuweather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: the fake ones are a lot of money. i need a new one, i keep using the same one. >> reporter: i've been using the same one for ten years and it looks great. we have cloud cover moving off the coast along with sprinkles and showers that came in, overall we're expecting mostly sunny skies. there are a couple of clouds here and there, this morning, some of you might run into

no one can stop fletcher cox one-on-one. that hit on jared goff there puts most quarterbacks out of the game. we need him to get there a step or two early and force fumbles. he's certainly capable of doing that. >> and we just saw a quarterback like jared goff mostly in the pocket and that's a big difference between carson wentz and nick foles. what do you see from the giants as far as facing foles compared to wentz? >> i see going forward a lot of pressure, bringing extra guys to try to get hits on nick foles because he doesn't have the mobility carson has. with that the guys on the outside have to be better at beating man coverage. they're going to see a lot of man coverage, wide receivers. you have to love that and win in man coverage situations. watch this play right here with torrey smith. he does a great job here, guys, of getting on the cornerback, getting right on top of him, almost on his feet. it's low and away. that's what you're going to have to have. have your guys on the outside in situations they're going to b

their squad for the commonwealth games in australia next year — we speak to gold medal hopeful kadeena coxnswer later in the programme! it's been a testing time for england's cricketers both on and off the field in australia. the ashes series has been marred with several incidents involving players‘ behaviour. the most recent — lions batsman ben duckett suspended for pouring a drink over bowlerjames anderson. sledging among players has also created unwanted headlines. jonny bairstow though believes its a part of the game the players expect. i think the stuff that is on the pitch has to stay firmly on the pitch. there will have been things said on the pitch from years and yea rs said on the pitch from years and years ago, to be really honest with you, it is something that is part and parcel of the game, you have 13 quys and parcel of the game, you have 13 guys out there in the middle at any one point, there are very passionate about winning, so things sometimes do go overboard, but that is part and parcel of being alpha males on a sporting arena. there have been a few incidents of back of t

>> the one constant for eagles all season long is their defense and the constant is fletcher cox.e is just a beast when he is down right on the guard, right in the center, and pushes the pocket. lets go back this season for the washington red skins game. and he takes the center and knocks him into the quarterback. that is where eli manning will give you as well. not a mobile quarterback and flexor cox comes off the ball and the strength and power and athleticism explodes and takes him out of the way and gets a sack on the play. lets go to another game. a similar type move on cj and the 49% trust me no quarterback likes anyone in his face, that is what fletcher cox does the best. up the field and compresses the pocket and the quarterback has nowhere to go. there is brandon graham and a whole plethora of line men and the real constant of this eagles team is the defense. the eagles and giants met in week three and two teams met in week three and that say close game a three point victory for the eagles. >> i believe it was a long field goal to win the game and a tough hard fought game

they are here at cox's bazar.id living conditions, in adequate water supplies and inadequate sanitation facilities has led to a wave of disease, including diphtheria, a potentially fatal disease at long forgotten parts of the world thanks to vaccination. cases have been reported since the start of november. most of the patients are between five and 1a yea rs patients are between five and 1a years old. 0ver patients are between five and 1a years old. over the next two days, 40 years old. over the next two days, a0 british dog is, ——, nurses and firefighters will come here. a group of volu nteers firefighters will come here. a group of volunteers from the emergency services ready to respond at short notice to humanitarian disasters. it isa notice to humanitarian disasters. it is a team of‘s first deployment. with warnings that kolarov and tuberculosis may also be on the rises could be the start of a long campaign. —— cholera. eric schwartz is a former us assistant secretary of state, now president of refugees intern

cox and allen are two republicans in the race going up against three democrats. >>> chappening todaythe transi agency will discuss how to come back the issue. today's meeting is at 10:00 at caltrain offices in san carlos. >>> we will find out if abalone fishing will be allowed next year. mercury news reports the california department of fish and wildfire survey shows 37% of all abalone found were dead, many found alive were starving. an explosion of sea you are chins is ripping out their food supply. fish and game commission will make the final decision on whether abalone fishing will be allowed. this is a multi-million dollar industry. many people go abalone fishing here in the bay area. >>> 76 years ago today america changed forever. >> on december 7th, 1941 the japanese attacked pearl harbor in hawaii. it was an attacked that propelled the u.s. into world war ii. four u.s. battleships were sunk killing more than 2,300 americans. you are looking at right now some of that footage from that attack. the bay area will honor the fallen today with an annual lighting of the beacon atop of

no not because more thoughts from paris cox are very pleased to say member of the u.k. out of all joining us on the way there thank you very much for your time so it's good to see you on the show syria came up in this for a from president putin talked about that he said that refugees that left syria need help being taken home now come to be this mentioning that is maybe the salient point you've got to cause you're someone who's traveled to syria during the battle against are you still do you think there's hope for syria with the terror group gone. yes well thank you very much syria is a very different place from when i visited it in september of last year then of course there was heavy fighting over terrorism rained was up in aleppo in east aleppo still in the hands of the jihadists western lepers under attack now with the syrian army and very much help by the russians and that much appreciated much much of syria is not clear i still and there is a very great concentration i think of looking beyond war to what happens post war and of course one of the as fit to the post

that the line is breaking up we're going to have to leave that uplink to bangladesh cox bazaar in our fit to islam joining us from there from our gali service. well here in germany last night the country's president brought together a chance for all america on the leader of the country's social democrats martin schultz with the aim of breaking the impasse over the formation of a new government for the country meeting at the presidential palace bellevue here in berlin lasted more than two hours afterwards the party leaders left without making any formal statements council on a macro has been trying to put together a workable alliance since september inconclusive elections the social democrat leader martin scholtz at first ruled out forming another coalition with michael's conservatives but the pressure is building on him to reconsider that position. so how things go last night joining me now to talk about that is our correspondent all over celica morning all over to you you know after the first meeting do we have a sketch now of what we can expect for these talks but we don't know for

cox, lane johnson, carson, the first selection for all players except john engines and cox, their second and third respectfully. >> aaron rogers done for the season, packers placed him on injured reserve list tuesday. it makes sense, packers don't want to take any chances cents on his collarbone. greenbay has officially been eliminate from the play off con ten thon zero sean, 6ers, kings, philly down two, heal drive. fakes shot. gets it to go. he had 22 on the night. sixers drop another 1101-95. >> that's sports in a minute. i'm kristin rogers. >> let's talk about the pro bowl. >> well, it is great that the eagles have six pro bowlers. very happy about that. but you have to mention the fact we could have had, well, seven, maybe even eight. >> yes. >> talking about snubs. so the biggest snub is probably jason kelce, eagles center being top ranked defensive lineman in the league according to pro-football folk us. >> how about that, best lineman in the league. and he's not going? welshing check out his plays from sunday, he get down field he does this all the time. makes two key blocks. wel

is following developments from cox's bazar in bangladesh where many are living in camps. pope francis is only the second pope ever to visit bangladesh he has been holding mass one of the large parks in central dakar the capital of the country he's been ordaining sixteen priests as well and is scheduled to meet a group of ranger refugees that have traveled from these camps now his visit was planned well before this recent most recent ranger crisis but there's no doubt that his presence here is drawing massive attention to what can only be described as one of the worst humanitarian crises crises in the world at the moment more than six hundred and twenty five thousand range of refugees arrived in these refugee camps in the last couple of months now the pope has been questioned for his decision not to use the word range during his four day visit in myanmar and also last night his first night here he referred obliquely to the ranger crisis here thanking the bangladeshi government and aid agencies for their generosity in trying to deal with this crisis and there's been some re

congressman cox. in fact, when it became known, reported in the press, that there had been this ethically dubious action by the congressman, he did not back down. he scheduled that station for a hearing. now that, in regulatory, in the clinical spectrum, that is a very hostile thing for an agency to do because now this station has to spend money for lawyers, they might lose a license. it generally is not going to happen that way but they still have a very significant expense and maybe some risk. so in any event, this congressman cox, he just went ballistic. he engineered a number of bills to be introduced and budget cuts two/the fcc budget. this became quite something. a row challenge to the agency by the incumbent policy maker. a little-known congressman from texas figure it out an opportunity and he ran in the background in under the radar to help salvage the fcc. now, the thing that makes this story rather sensational and completely ironic is that as good a reputation as he had and has standing up

one of our top stories here the pope's visit to bangladesh about a child who's live for us now in cox's that's on the border with me and so just talk us through what the pope is doing today. well the the my. that is being held is started now in a park in the car we understand that the pope will be able deigning sixteen priests after or during this mass he will there later in the day be meeting a group of ranger refugees that have been selected from these camps to travel to the car by bus we believe to meet the pope we met one of those a member of that group yesterday who came over with his twenty member family escaped me and mar in august on august twenty fifth when this crisis started saying that there you know he was going to be asking the pope for help to try and you know deeply publicized the kind of. crisis that these people are suffering more than six hundred twenty five thousand ranger refugees have crossed into bangladesh in the last couple of months so despite the pope last night mentioning the crisis as we know as he did a similar scenario to what happened in myanmar he did no

strafford al-jazeera cox's bazaar and with. that the united states has pulled out of a united nations pact designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants worldwide un member states will gather in mexico on monday for talks on the plan which is known as the global compact on migration it aims to protect migrants and refugees around the world but the u.s. ambassador to the un nikki haley says the pact is inconsistent with united states policies. syrian government airstrikes have targeted several cities and towns in damascus province at least six people were killed in our bin while two others died in. there have been also been attacked in eastern guta which has been under siege by the syrian army since two thousand and thirteen. but the syrian government says there can be no progress in talks to end the fighting if the opposition keeps demanding that president assad step down its delegation has returned to damascus and says it hasn't decided whether to go back to geneva when talks resume on tuesday our diplomatic editor

thanks very much for his in cox's hundreds of thousands of refugees seeking shelter there because of that crackdown that really kicked off in august charles would it be fair to say that those reading the refugees they had little or no human rights in me and ma and the human rights still open to investigation question because they still in effect stateless. that's right it's vital to remember that the rangers in myanmar have suffered decades of persecution the government doesn't recognize them as an ethnic group it withdrew their citizenship in one thousand nine hundred eighty two which means that they they do not have the same rights with respect to education with respect to health care freedom of movement they have been subjected for decades to arbitrary arrests and then of course we've had this most recent crackdown that started on august the twenty fifth following those attacks by a ranger militant group on police stations since then all the six hundred twenty five thousand ranger have come across to these camps in bangladesh and frankly the stories that you hear on speaking to th

bangladesh since august escaping a military crackdown in me and my let's bring in charles stratford in cox's bazar in bangladesh where many rangar are living in camps first to talk about the pope what's he up to today. well he has given a mass in one of the cars large parks around eighty thousand people turning up for that mass where he ordained sixteen priests we saw him arrive in what is being described as a locally made popemobile the pope's visit here basically having come from myanmar is treading very much a diplomatic tight rope here's what is being described as later in the days going to be speaking to the prime minister holding a meeting with the prime minister in the vatican ambassador here sorry in the car the way he's also going to be meeting as you say these these members of the ranger here who traveled from the refugee camps to the car sixteen people are going to meet him but this diplomatic tight rope made very much indicative of the fact that he hasn't used the word ranger that the entire international community uses to describe the hundreds of thousands of people that have fl

program campaign is about to get underway to stop the theory from spreading among the refugees living in cox's bazaar and bangladesh while health organization says more than one hundred ten suspected cases including six deaths have been reported since december the sixth and many refugees live in crowded and hygiene conditions of a six hundred forty six thousand range or have fled me and since the military crackdown in iraq one states began in august speaks he joins us live now from public ali refugee camp and charles tell us how serious this terror outbreak is. well the u.n. aid agencies and indeed the bangladesh government of describing this vaccination campaign against it as their top priority right now some new figures have been released according to the government as reported by unicef four hundred twenty four suspected cases have been clinically diagnosed that was up until december the eighth and at least six people have died a serious situation here where outside one of these vaccination centers we've been seeing women and children coming for inoculations all morning there was a man with

report which is but just been released in the last few minutes makes very grim reading in fact marlo cox who is the humanitarian coordinator of the united nations the top humanitarian official in the organization he is now briefing the press on the contents of this report on the crises around the world i spoke to him just moments ago as he was going into that news conference he says that conflicts and in particular protracted conflicts are the main driver of the humanitarian need which is a record amount they're asking for this year one percent up from last year twenty two point five billion u.s. dollars even if they get that they're only going to reach just close to ninety one . million people around the world when in fact they say they believe there are one hundred thirty five point seven million who are in need of their help so already from the first moment they admit that there are a large number of people that they won't be able to help because they won't get enough money and it's also worth telling you that last year's appeal in the end it went up throughout the year to twenty four

it makes sense for traditional option houses like them pets to go digital that's what the his cox insurance company's online our trade report indicates. online sales now account for eight point five percent of global art market sales which is over three billion euro is. still the leading firms that are doing most of the business. this isn't a moment on about twenty percent of it as are online the others around where people's habits are changing and of course this is making its mark on the art market too. there are now a several internet platforms that sell only art that chance on three and a half net the authenticity of works is not guaranteed but the sites do provide plenty of information about the artists and their art one example is german pop artist who's been active in the scene since the late one thousand nine hundred eighty used to sell his work in cafes or on the street now he sells online. freely for decades the art market was very static it was hard to get in. but the boundaries and rules are blurred with the internet you no longer need a gallery to show your art. there are other

we saw it against cox in the nixon area, it succeeded against ken starr, it failed against cox.question one is the special counsel and the investigation vulnerable? if you hire people who are democratic donors, which they did, if you have people high up related to people who were in the fbi, there is vulnerability. starr had some vulnerability, cox did not. you have the media, and how's the media playing it. the media was entirely against nixon, entirely for clinton, the media's going to be mixed here because of fox and "the wall street journal" and others, you're going to have media on both sides. allies, you had republican senators in the case of nixon willing to go famously to the white house and say we don't have your back anymore. when bill clinton, it was proven lied under oath and otherwise came out, only joe lieberman was willing to stand up and say, hey, this is wrong. we can't stand for this. i think it's going to be potentially mixed in 2018 and is a lot more supportive because folks like flake and, god forbid, likely senator mccain and others may not be there in the