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going to vote for his nomination, or claire mccaskill. >> harris: we know that senate minority whip dick durbin democrat from illinois has met with the nominee. we are getting some real-time notes from that and, durbin has apparently said in an effort to pressure red state democrats to oppose kavanaugh's "fails," i just wanted to interject that. >> they know that they are going to lose the next election and it's that we have to play politics this way. but they can't win. >> that's not what democrats should be doing. if you -- and we had some very, very tough votes that we had to deal with and we had members lose, defending our democratic governor at the time. we need to be able to offer them something or threaten them with something, and if they think they are on the ballot and they are going to lose, he has nothing to lose. >> its guaranteed loss if you vote against confirming the supreme court justice because chuck schumer tells you to. >> also i think these democrats are really smart to be with him. they refused to meet with kavanaugh because they don't like the payoff that the president mad

jeff flake and dick durbin. mccape set a record op our broadcast with 11 appearance on "face the nation." >> i'm sorry, thank you. >> i have more to say. >> our bob schieffer hand john dickerson reflects on a political giant. john kerry who once considered john mccape to be a candidate. stories from some of the journalists who knew him next on "face the nation." color clear good morning, welcome to "face the nation." there has been an outpouring of emotion following the death of john mccain. cbs news chief congressional correspondent is in sedona near the homhe plans to honor the senator's live? >> good morning. as you can see, constituents and neighbors have already come by with nows and flags as farewell gesture. the state will have chance to say god bye when he lies in state at the he'll be eulogized by joe boyd enand other close friends service in phoenix then taken to washington where he will lie in state u.s. capital where he served for 36 years. also be service at the national cathedral. he never got tire

someone, someone in this administration has to accept responsibility. >> dick durbin calling for the resignation of the boss at homeland security. coming up, the trump administration moves on to the cars we drive and the air we breathe and an argument some folks found hard to believe when we continue. >>> last thing before we go is about your car and our air. documents obtained by the "associated press" show that the trump administration was at least planning to argue with a straight face, stay with me here, that freezing emission standards for cars choosing not to get tougher on the pollution that cars produce over years, is actually for your own good. because the argument goes, people would drive more and be exposed to increased risk if their cars get better gas mileage. the draft document says people will drive less if their vehicles get fewer miles per gallon lowering the risk of crashes. the ap in typical solid a.p. style plainly begins its second paragraph this way, "transportation experts dispute the arguments." this is in general part of the trump administration goal to reduc

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. >> senate minority whip dick durbin spoke to reporters after his meeting with supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. his remarks are about 15 minutes. >> i just than an hour with supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and there are several observations about the conversation and how it relates to his ultimate fitness to serve on the supreme court. is withant to start this chart. what you are looking at is a chart that reflects years that brett kavanaugh served in the white house. this. is the time the administration agreed to provide us with documentation which indicates what happened when he was in that capacity. i believe we are up to some 260,000 pages. inever, what you see here the black is what i call the black hole and brett kavanaugh's record, some 35 months of service as they have secretary of the president of the united states which is the republicans refuse to share with the american people and allow this committee to review. the specifically with judge kavanaugh and he said he did not establish the standards of disclosure of these documents. but i asked him during th

we just checked in with dick durbin's office now, they say they're still waiting for a response from judge kavanaugh, now 11 years later. the mail is slow. senator leahy referred for prosecution for lying under o h oath. they did not take up that issue but it is still hanging out there. it is kind of amazing that this is the guy now nominated for the u.s. supreme court. with this particular loose end just hanging out there still from the last time he was confirmed for something which caused such controversy. this was never settled. and the fact the senate, the senators get old in the senate. the guys who were there 11 years ago, some of them are still there. that's how it works. so now the aforementioned storm brewing, democrats have requested to receive and review gromts kavanaugh's times including the document that's might settle it once and for all. democrats are now trying out an unprecedented series of actions to try to get these documents from kavanaugh's past. over republican objections. we'll hear about more of that in a moment. but that was all before we learned about these

but also with the minority whip, dick durbin, he wanted to talk about the mueller probe. did you talk with kavanaugh about the mueller probe? >> senator thune: that's not something he needs to worry about or deal with. the issues he will be dealing with in court are some of the things i asked him about, his opinions, and he's written over 300 so we have plenty to evaluate. the democrats are also arguing that there are not enough documents out there but they are processing 430,000 pages and documents in his time in the executive branch alone. so that's not going to be an issue. this nominee gets an opportunity to make his case in these hearings and as the american people begin to tune in they will conclude that this is someone who, as i said, is not only well qualified and well respected in the legal community but in the mainstream in view of his terms in temperament and his view of what the role of a judge is. and that's the thing that most americans will care about, certainly what we appear to care about and i wish the democrats would give him a fair break. it doesn't ap

we will talk to him about the kavanaugh nomination and also dick durbin, a senate judiciary committee. it's labor day, we have trade in talks and economy. we will be talking to the head of the afl-cio, the largest labor group in the united states, about the state of labor as we celebrate this labor day 2018. >> molly: eyes on trade in canada and so many things going on. chris, thanks for joining us today. >> chris: thank you, molly. >> molly: president trump is wrapping up his criticism of the mueller investigation, telling bloomberg news that the entire probe is illegal. the president is also refusing to say whether he will comply with a subpoena from mueller to answer questions. john roberts is live with that. >> if the president left the white house are aboard marine one, and he did not stop to talk to reporters on the way out. so we will have to wait until later today to hear what he has to say. but certainly going off on the mueller investigation. the outside counsel has not heard a peep from mueller since they sent him a response letter back on the 6th of august to his request f

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we collected in with dick durbin's office. they're still waiting for a response from judge kavanaugh now 11 years later. the mail is slow but geez. senator pat leahy was chairman of the judiciary committee at the time. he even referred brett cab anyhow to the public integrity section of the justice department for possible prosecution for lying to senators under oath. the bush justice department did not take up that request and prosecute coo judge kavanaugh but sort of still hanging out there. it's kind of amazing this is the guy who is now nominated for the u.s. supreme court with this particular loosened just hanging out there still from the last time he was confirmed for something which caused such controversy. this really never was settled. and the fact that the senate -- these senators get old in the senate and the guys there 11 years ago and so mad about potentially being lied to, some of those are still there. that's how the senate works. so now the aforementioned new storm brewing because republicans are now blocking de

democrat minority leader dick durbin said it means less time with his grandchildren. and others suggest that the cancellation isn't just about getting work done, but also a stragetic move during an election year, forcing senators up for re-election to campaign from inside the belway. but as majority leader, it's mcconnell's choice, and senators will be back at work on wednesday. the house remains in recess until after labor day. >> coming up, is this your new summer ride? soledad: drivers will need to scoot over as a new vehicle merges on the traffic scene. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of

after that susan collins and dick durbin discuss their one-on-one meetings with judge kavanaugh on capitol hill. r, opponents of the nomination hold a rally outside the supreme court. "newsmakers" welcomes neera tanden president and ceo of the center for american progress. c-span viewers are familiar with the progressive think tank based n washington, d.c. let me introduce you to our reporters. darlene superville covers the white house for the associated press. jerry seib, executive editor for the washington post. darlene: i wanted to start with the big news of the week. how should democrats respond to paul manafort, his conviction on financial crimes. also, the guilty pleas by michael cohen, president trump's longtime personal attorney. how should democrats respond to those developments? neera: there are two issues at play. those cases see the idea of a culture of corruption in washington. democrats have been talking about the challenge of corruption. we have these 2 incidents with the news around duncan hunter and chris collins, members of the house of representatives, and died of for se

member of the judiciary committee senate democratic whip dick durbin of illinois.cancelled or refused meetings with president trump's supreme court nominee while senator durbin says he will meet judge brett kavanaugh later this morning. senator, thanks for being on this morning. there's a lot going on. but you feel it's important to meet with brett kavanaugh and let things move forward? >> of course, i do. this is the seventh supreme court nominee that i will meet with. i have a lot of questions to ask of him, particularly in light of the verdicts and guilty pleas that came down last tuesday. you see brett kavanaugh as judge has some unusual positions. when president clinton was being investigated he was industry dent in pushing forward for that investigation. then he publicly came out and said that a president should not be investigated or prosecuted in office. it was an interesting theory and a change of his position, but completely relevant now in the conversation that we're facing in light of last tuesday. >> so, what do you think of your colleagues who are try

he wasn't involved in the rules governing detention must be read in the context of the senator dick durbin's questioning at his nomination hearing. senator durbin's questions related to the administration's policies on torture and abuse of ive treatment of detainees. judge kavanaugh responded that he was not involved in those policies. multiple newspaper articles have reported that interrogation policies were highly compartmentalized in the white house, and that judge kavanaugh was never authorized to know about them. in any event, the allegations are based on judge kavanaugh's time in the white house counsel's office, and the committee has already requested documents from that time. i do not see anybody asking to speak -- >> mr. chairman, following our normal procedure, you did say what percentage you got, but the fact is, senator sessions and i requested the records from the clinton library on now justice kagan, and we did get 99% of them. that is a fact. we can talk about how much we got or didn't get. the fact is jeff sessions and i requested it. i joined with him -- he wanted them, and

. >> for more i'm joined by illinois senator dick durbin. jeff flake said it very well. there seems to be a longing in this country for the kind of politics that senator mccain practiced. what do you take away from what you've watched over the past several days? >> you know, i think there's a strong appetite across the united states of america for us to change the way we see business being done in washington. jeff flake is my friend. he and john mccain and i along with lindsey graham and marco rubio sat down with chuck schumer and bob menendez and michael bennett, the eight of us, four democrats, four republicans, spent a year working together on a bill for comprehensive immigration reform. at the end of the day there were people unhappy on both sides but we did our best and it passed the senate with 68 votes. it's an indication when john mccain is the leader, when he brings us together, things happen. now he's gone. will someone step up? i think they will. someone will step up in his memory and try to bring leadership again to solve the pro

he will talk with two months of the senate judiciary committee, dick durbin, the number 2 senate democratnd south carolina republican lindsey graham. senator graham was a close friend of senator john mccain and he will be doing a reading at tomorrow's memorial service. "fox news sunday" is on your local stations. check the tv listings nor the time in your area. now let's go to the frank frank funeral and chaka khan's performance. watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trace: you know, they said this would be a service, not a show, but it clearly is kind of a combination of both. you watch chaka khan there, now moving into the fifth hour. this could go six hours. started two hours late. you have a star-studded class of cast, the former president bill clinton also spoke. we're watching a lot of news on this friday. president trump speaking in north carolina. we'll keep monitoring for news there. you can see the aretha franklin funeral. stevie wonder is on deck to pay tribute to the queen of soul. and the former senator and war hero, john mccain getting one of the nation's highest honors, lying in st

. >> dick durbin, patrick leahy. members of the senate democrats and republicans paying their respect to this wonderful man, john mccain. it underscores, david axelrod, his unique ability to bring people together. you were talking about campaign finance reform. remember who his partner was on campaign finance reform, russ finegold. john mccain, a very conservative republican, russ finegold, a liberal democrat. they worked together and tried to get something passed. >> there are a number of issues like that, imgramigration refor being another where he worked with ted kennedy. >> his current senate colleagues. >> they are all there, basically. susan collins, you see her there, the republican senator from maine. they are all walking past this casket, paying their respect, honoring this great man, a man that as we heard the speaker of the house paul ryan say, quote, this is one of the bravest souls our nation has ever produced, which is a factually accurate statement. when you think about the five and a half years he spe

. >> senate minority whip dick durbin spoke to reporters after his meeting with supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. his remarks are about 15 minutes.

ot i ilnois' dick durbin, who says the state judiciary committee still needs to see nearly 3 years of documents from kavanaugh's work in the bush white house. >> i think it should be postponed at least until this documentation is produced. >> if confirmed, kavanaugh will potentially have a role in determining the legal fate of the president who nominated him. charles schumer says he is concerned about kavanaugh's previous positions that a president cannot be indicted. >>> back here in the bay area, friends of a homeless man killed by oakland police officers are demanding some answers five months after the deadly confrontation. 32-year-old joshua was killed by four officers back in march after they found him sleeping in an alley. someone called 911 because they thought needed medical help. arriving officers saw that he was unconscious, but also had a gun. something happened that convinced officers that he posed an immediate threat so they opened fire killing him. his friend spoke out last night. >> just think about that. that someone called to get help for someone who needed it and it

house minority leader nancy pelosi and illinois senator dick durbin calling on congress to enact stricterrbin tweeted this "i'm heartbroken for jacksonville. no community should have to suffer from in such senseless gun violence. when will congress have the courage to stand up to the nra and pass meaningful reforms to help prevent the shootings in america? meanwhile, pelosi released a statement reading in part, our thoughts and prayers are not enough as we continue to learn more details about today's horrific shooting, congress must stop stalling and help protect americans from the gun violence epidemic. do you on this, that issue is that particularly on the left they started weighing in on the shooting when they don't have any of the facts and they are proposing what, when they don't even have small details about what happened. >> this is the same charge that was made against republicans just a few days ago. the president started talking about border security. democrats legitimately and in good faith believe -- i shouldn't say look legitimately, they are wrongheaded about it, but they be

rather than this usual washington stuff, my friend senator from my good friend, dick durbin.t it. that's the way men talked. lot of the media is taking some pleasure in the fact that they can lionize john mccain. >> martha: it does make you wonder some of these friendships that you see in these pallbearers who thought at one point running for office himself. he and john mccain apparently had some chats about that at one point there was a suggestion that john mccain would be chosen as a vice presidential candidate when joe lieberman was running. warren beatty spoke up and said, there's no one has any doubt about john mccain's long-held conservative beliefs. he likes to be friends with a lot of different kind of folks. >> well, he was certainly a reagan conservative to begin with. later on, maybe not so much. i certainly had disagreements with him on mccain feingold and immigration. >> martha: russ feingold is another pallbearer. >> that's john mccain. that's who he is. notice when john mccain veered to the left he was praised. when joe lieberman veered to the right, not so muc

i am lucky enough to introduce senator dick durbin thaw who is here -- senator dick blume nthal. if you sell it he had to say about the process, i know you want to hear from him. >> thank you so much for being here. thek you for giving us inspiration to carry on this fight. it is a fight about the future of our rule of law in this country. it is a fightit is more than jus and the roads. it is about the effect of the nomination on real people and real lives. it will probably decide whether or not women have the right to decide whether and when they will have children. whether people have the opportunity to marry the one they love. whether we breathe clean air and drink clean water. whether consumers have rights against monopolistic companies that sell them defective products and try to keep them. whether the president of the united states is above the rule of law. whether the president of the united states is above the rule of law. argument, for an opposing this nomination and saying we should postpone the hearing, all the have to do is go to this document. the indictments and ple

they include dick durbin of illinois who says that the senate judiciary committee still needs to seef documents from kavanaugh's work in the bush white house. >> i think it should be postponed at least until this documentation is produced. >> if confirmed, kavanaugh could potentially have a role in determining the legal fate of the president who nominated him. senate minority leader charles schumer says that he is concerned about kavanaugh's previous position that a president cannot be indicted. >>> time now is 6:39. our air quality is taking a beating due to the wildfires burning in and around the state. >> plus, verizon will answer to reports that it impacted the mendocino complex fire fight. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board here. you can see the dow is up about 76 points. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, 'biggealr'. keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new slee

her condolences on twitter today -- >> she came out and said, i offer my condolences but -- >> dick durbint the gun issue but the problem with that is, when you go immediately to that, it sucks all the air out of the room until you get to the common link in almost every shooting, mental illness. but beyond that is the nature of the treatments. are the drugs that are used especially with the young people and how they affect them. especially just before columbine, is when psychotropics were initially approved to be dealt with when it comes to young people. so that's what we have to deal with directly. >> this guy out of his mind saturday showed up in the same outfit sunday and started shooting into the camera. >> the guy that beat him the day before us of the suspect refused to shake his hand after the match. he was staring blankly, acting weird and bring the same flows from the day before. that's not necessarily something you would go to authorities about, but to tammy's point, it is a case where there is a group that will always go straight to, we have too many guns. but i think there is t

listen to dick durbin. >> we're too early in the process to use these words. we need to gather the information, allow bob mueller to complete his investigation. if there's one thing that this senate and house will do is to protect bob mueller to complete the investigation. i worry what this president would do at any given moment to stop this. >> dana: what they're trying to do is get the progressive left and the activists to tap the brakes for calling for impeachment. >> this is smart. a, it comes then out of the news and their infighting which is what they want. they don't want to provide a foil for republicans to rally against. it's smart politics. it's a responsible approach. you would have the responsible duties of the special counsel on the table so you can make an informed judgment. that is something that is going to cause a schism within the democratic party and the left. not democratic party representatives but the representatives and the grass roots democratic left. prognosticators are beginning to see the prospects of having a very good november but

now, on the question of impeachment, nancy pelosi, dick durbin all saying, impeachment?going on here. i have a sense that that is about as disingenuous -- that's disingenuous even by political standards. >> yeah. that's ranking right up there with some of the things they accuse trump of saying. [laughter] look, paul, there is no way that after having spent two years claiming that this president was elected illegitimately, that he supposedly collude ared with foreign powers to get elected, that he has committed all kinds of crimes, that he is corrupt that they are going to get in office and say, oh, never mind. we're just going to keep letting him do what he's doing can. of course this is all about impeachment. and if the democrats retake the house, it will be one of their top priority the, although potentially bearing in mind that they may wait until special counsel bob mueller files his report so that they have even yet more ed that they can leak to potentially make that that case. >> yeah, i agree with that. i think if donald trump is impeached, what we're going to see

dick durbin 73.ort of wonder if that's an asset, a liability, if there's not enough balance in the leadership if you don't have a younger generation holding positions of authority trying to sort of balance out the party working around the country. >> you know, that may be the case in 2020. in 2018, if we take back the house, we're going to want the strongest, most experienced, best tactician there is in charge of the democratic house. the senate will likely not be democratic. we'll have one house that's democratic to stand up to donald trump, who will still be president of the united states. when you go into the seventh game against the warriors, you want lebron james to be on the team and to get the ball. when you get a big game in baseball, you want max scherzer on the mound. and when you have somebody to stand up to the most corrupt president, the most bullying president that we've ever had and fight to keep health care, fight to create jobs, and fight to end the culture of corruption he's created

democrats aren't trying to stop the kavanaugh proceedings, something that the senate minority whip, dick durbinws the hallway seems to me at the minimum we should be withholding this decision about a supreme court nominee until the air is cleared. but there is one thing the democrats don't have right now, to hold up the proceedings. that is enough votes. shep? >> shepard: no, they don't, they couldn't do it without republicans. what are you hearing from republicans? >> they don't want to change the schedule. the judiciary commit any the senate put out a statement saying justice breyer's confirmation occurred when. clinton's records had been subpoenaed by a grand jury. we're nowhere close to that situation. . calls to delay the hearing are the latest tactic from opponents who decided to vote no weeks ago, franticly looking for anything that sticks. the hearing will begin as planned on september 4. senator marco rubio, republican from florida, is pushing his colleagues to stick to their agenda. >> they will continue to do so, judge kavanaugh, is extremely qualified, i look forward to voting for h

add to list of democrats, dick durbin, elizabeth warren saying do not run on impeach mane.riority for the party. are we still going to see a push for impeachment going into the midterms? >> i think we will. tom steyer is funding a heavily impeached pac campaign. he wants the media to push this he wants the democrat party to push this but it will truly be a failure. the fact is if nancy pelosi and her colleagues in the democrat leadership truly thought the president have commit ad high crime they would run on impeachment. in fact he didn't and they're not. liz: they have to prove that he used campaign funds to pay off the two women, right? >> they have changed the goalpost. first it was collusion. then it was obstructs. now it is campaign finance. it is ridiculous. the people do not care about this. liz: watch this panel reaction on msnbc when a liberal guest predicted a trump victory in 2020, watch. >> give you last word. going to serve out his full term. >> i think he wins in to 20. >> what? >> i think, i think our country is in very bad situation. >> we're in a bad state.

dick durbin came to the house with mccain as a freshman in 1983. he said that mccain could stare you down one day and embrace you the next. you don't see a lot of that anymore. we so tribalized and polarized. what it means is we're not getting anything done. the american public is frustrated that it's dysfunctional. senators and members of the house no longer work with each other. mccain is somebody who enjoyed the battle almost as much as the cause he was fighting for and could be harsh and a tough competitor and could bruise other people in those battles and turn around and work with them when he found common cause with them. that's how things operate when we're working well. >> thanks so you john allen. john meachum, some final thoughts in the closing hour of our coverage. >> i think senator mccain would say there's a time to mourn and a time to remember and then he would say get back in the area that as quickly as possible and fight for the ideas on which the country was founded and for which he nearly gave his life as a young man and ultimatel

he's worked with dick durbin and amy klobuchar and other liberal democrats because he's found ways to agree. we all know about joe lieberman and that relationship. this is a painful moment for friends, admirers, and perhaps a teaching moment that john mccain, from his generations of military service, four generations in this family. >> he's a man well regard even by his adversaries and his opponents. thanks very much. >>> up next, i'll be joined by a juror from the paul manafort trial. a fierce supporter of president trump who says just one juror was the hold out on those ten deadlocked charges. we'll take you inside that jury room. you're watching msnbc. george woke up in pain. but he has plans today. so he took aleve this morning. hey dad. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain, for up to 12 hours of pain relief with just one pill. mom: okay we need to get all your school s

is talking about impeachment but democrats on capitol hill are shying away from that, including dick durbinhere's what he said today. >> on theish dwru of impeachment, do you feel the events of the past two days have changed the calculation in terms of raising impeachment as a campaign issue into the mid terms? would it be something you would advice some democratic candidates to confront head on or talk about head on? >> absolutely not. i can't think of a more serious power in the constitution than the power of congress to remove a president. we should take it as seriously as it is written. >> so you heard senator durbin there, michael, but do you believe republicans or specifically donald trump should be concerned about the possibility of impeachment? >> absolutely. i think the democrats believe right now they have in this allegation against the president made by michael cohen, the means to do so. i think if the president got ticketed for jay walking across pennsylvania avenue, they would use that as well. in fact, we know just from all of the comments before the election season came up th

dick durbin came to the house with mccain as a freshman in 1983.e said that mccain could stare you down one day and embrace you the next. you don't see a lot of that anymore. we so tribalized and polarized. what it meeans is we're not getting anything done. the american public is frustrated that it's dysfunctional. senators and members of the house no longer work with each other. mccain is somebody who enjoyed the battle almost as much as the cause he was fighting for and could be harsh and a tough competitor and could bruise other people in those battles and turn around and work with them when he found common cause with them. that's how things operate when we're working well. >> thanks so you john allen. john meachum, some final thoughts in the closing hour of our coverage. >> i think senator mccain would say there's a time to mourn and a time to remember and then he would say get back in the area that as quickly as possible and fight for the ideas on which the country was founded and for which he nearly gave his life as a young man and ult imatel

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you'll be speaking with senate judiciary committee member lindsey graham and dick durbin. catch it this sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. chris, thank you very much for being here this morning. >> may i just say, you did a bang-up job on my show last week. don't get too comfortable in that chair. you were a little too good at it. >> sandra: that's a highest compliment. thank you very much, chris. it was an honor to sit in that chair last weekend. thank you. >> jon: president trump is set to depart for charlotte in a few hours after stumping for republican senate candidate mike braun in indiana last night. he took swipes at hillary clinton and the russia investigation before taking his own justice department to task. >> president trump: our justice department and our f.b.i. have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. what's happening is a disgrace. if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job. i will get involved and i'll get in there if i have to. [cheering and applause] >> jon: what does that mean? d

dick durbin said this.cument production being led by judge kavanaugh's -- even to cherry pick documents shows evidence. they're looking for a million pages. i can only imagine what is in the documents. talk about documents. i can only imagine what's in the documents they're refusing to disclose. the white house and senate republicans must let us see the full record. slow walk, yes, can they be successful is the question. >> probably not. it's an old tactic they use every time. whatever evidence they don't get that must be where the smoking gun is, right? i think this is deeply, gravely concerning to people who have already decided they'll vote against him and it doesn't matter much to people who aren't. >> the democrats right now before the mid-terms don't have much power. so they are grasping at straws. emails and documents are important but grasping at straws in the sense they want to drag it out as long as possible so they have maybe some leverage if this actually extends. >> bill: this will be continued

and that's why a lot of political savvy people like nancy pelosi and dick durbin are saying even thoughivate republicans who might traditionally be asked to stand back. i would like to add something else that happened. lanny davis, maybe inadvert tently has confirmed what most people know that michael cohen, who is listed in this dossier which might be mostly fiction because it's unverified, we don't know. yeah, nothing has changed. he was never in prague. he told jonathan swan nothing has changed in terms of his testimony in 2017. also on his testimony in 2017, did he say that president trump did not know in advance of any trump tower meeting under oath. steve: in other words, lanny davis confirmed the stuff in the dossier was fake. brian: by mistake, i'm sure. steve: lanny took a look and he said you know, that's just not right because i checked with my clients and he wasn't there. meanwhile, the president was on this program yesterday at this time and in one of the sound bites that ainsley got from him, here was his observation about what would happen if he were impeached. >> i don't

dick >> john mccain is an american hero. and those of us who have been fortunate enough to know him and work with him feel blessed. >> senator durbin and senator mccain have served together in congress for 36 years. >>> here's a little more globlastoma.about a type of cancer that originates in the brain or spine. spreads quickly through the blood vessels in the brain. they could occurt any age but your risk increases as you get older. more common in men than womend ymptoms usually include headaches, nauseain vom and seizures. treatment can help but the condition cannot be cured and it's rare. there are fewer than 200,000 cases diagnosed in the u.s. every year. >>> this is firefighter jesse mccullough. his calling was to save lives, but now he's trying to save own because he is fighting an aggressive cancer and he's not alone. th weekend fellow firefighters in prince george's county are organizing a benefit ho help family pay for his expensive treatment. bureau chief tracee wilkins explains how you could help phe >> reporter: he went into freezing water to save this sweet dog. we didn't know then that this hero was in a fight to sav