paul green. legal cases to before too so this isn't done and dusted you know thoroughly isn't but it's been a very interesting evening for. being with us today watching us at high speed a long evening but that's pretty much boiled it down fee will be carrying on with updates throughout the evening. so. if you trust the mainstream media well then you're in the minority sadly a great deal of media today is not designed to inform but rather confirm political biases this approach of the news is not only polarizing but it's also lowering journalistic standards is this why readers and viewers seek their news elsewhere. about the gun some is not so is not a good place is not a good country. because it is the latest to live bunch of among us well before the storm. has existed at this for this is. the state of the culture. of the code which is less sure of the secularists vs. just little. fellow muslim of oneself to be too little. play almost anything for the members of the base the lot of a coward that j

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paul last month is expected in court. rene boucher allegedly assaulted the kentucky republican in the senator's yard in bowling green. paul was attacked from behind, as he was mowing his lawn. he ended up with six broken ribs and bruised lungs. boucher entered a not guilty plea. it's still unclear what sparked the attack. virginia say a woman found dead thursday night was mauled by her own pit bull dogs. but some people are questioning that explanation. bethany stephens' father found her body thursday night, in a wooded area. investigators say her dogs, tonka and pac-man, were standing guard over her body. one of the victim's best friends doesn't believe the dogs would do anything to hurt her. barbara norris says stephens babied those dogs, and had raised them since they were puppies. but investigators say all evidence indicates, the dogs attacked her. several media outlets report, the dogs were euthanized on saturday. new -- unique -- efforts to get rid of rats in d-c... or at least contain them. the city is dropping dry ice into rat nests. the fog from it isn't deadly to humans. small place-- it can overwhelm those

paul allen. this is bloomberg. >> let's get a check of the markets. after eight straight days of declines. a little bit of green, not a lot. china is moving into the lunch break, 1% lower. performaers.rst

green. it was written by paul berman, a liberal new york intellectual in an essay first published in the new republic in 2001. putnam writes of the german student radicals from 1968 as being motivated by anti-nazi is in. looking for nazis hiding under every bed and near every cupboard, becoming so twisted they ended up being the state of israel as a crypto nazi state. as berman summarizes the situation, quote, i've set out to fight nazis and its democratic guises, only to have ended up in a modern left-wing guys. green tyranny takes berman's analysis one step further. not only to the new left share these irrationality's of the nazis, they are ending up embracing the nazis green ideology. at left and green makes brown and here we come to an unpleasant tree, one that can't be sugarcoated. people who are on the wrong side of the cold war came out on top in the post-cold war era. the greens helped send the kremlin backed up peace movement into a mass movement to prevent, to try to prevent the atlantic alliance from countering the threats posed by nuclear missiles as marcus president neutron put

green. it was written by paul perman, a little new york intellectual in a brilliant essay published in the new republic in 2001. berman writes writes writes of n student radicals being moated by anti-naziism. looking for nats sits under every bed and cupboard. they saw the state of israel as a crypto nazi state. as berman says, quote, to have set out to fight nazis in its sundry modern democracy guys, only to have ended up in a modern left-whining guise, nazi, like. green tyranny takes bermans analysis further. they ended up embracing the nazis green ideology, red and green makes brown. and here we come to an unpleasant truth, one that can't be -- the people who were on the wrong side of the cold war came out on top in the post cold war era. the greens helped turn the kremlin-backed peace movement into a mass movement to try to prevent the atlantic alliance from countering the threat posed by soviet nuclear missiles as france's president put it, pacifism is in the west, the missile inside the east. they're posed -- they're equal not to east out west but loyal to ourselves and argued for what t

paul clement is given the push by swansea. and birmingham's bid gets the green light.ll host the commonwealth games in 2022. good evening. bristol city are into the league cup semi—finals after stunning the holders manchester united with an injury time winner at ashton gate. the championship side will now play manchester city for a place in the final. a chance to bend the ear of the special one and try to find that edge. jose mourinho was not feeling overly generous despite ten changes. ibrahimovic was back alongside marcus rashford. their hosts were finding their range. nothing seemed to worryjose mourinho for now but that soon changed after the break. joe bryan, bristol born and bred, did something spectacular. the championship side holding their own. that man zlatan ibrahimovic could not be held back the long and united we re not be held back the long and united were level and now searching for a winner. lukaku denied twice. maybe nowjose mourinho was nervous. and with good reason will stop with time disappearing, korey smith got the match—winner for bristol city. t

and constantly feels pain in her back near the kidneys sometimes her face turns green and her lips get pale she's even paul stipe before. today she lynn is going for an ultrasound our producer takes. as we film with hidden cameras shinny limbs mom says the state run hospital has been covering up how sick her daughter really is in order to downplay the melamine scandal. inside the medical technician gets she even ready for the ultrasound which is supposed to determine if she has kidney stones right from the start the technician seemed suspicious. wall. coming. in the first ultrasound before the melamine scandal became big news doctors discovered she had a number of storms another clinic confirmed that diagnosis. but in following tests after the scandal the state run hospital changed their tune and today is no different. but our producer sees white spots in the kidney scans and pushed the technician for answers. new. york. off the wrong. war. with the woman who. while denying there's anything seriously wrong doctors continue to give she needed in chinese herbal medicine to help clear the calcification unable

green. renewable materials and incentive go we meet women using paul to earn money and provide light to the i believe. but first let's stop the show here in nairobi kenya has joined its neighbor rwanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in every round nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tonnes of plastic i generated every day it's coming recycled in different ways now i just can't an entrepreneur in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the waste into fuel. plastic litter this dump site. every year kenyon's generates four million tons of garbage. lucy one zero is a model for school the children. collect and waste helps and income. i come here to collect plastic with my friends. this job helps me pay for school fees followed. everything. on an average day lucy and others collect about twelve tons of plastic waste from the site. a truck takes today's bounty to the alternative energy system factory in pick up. here the plastic waste will be processed into diesel founder kent opened this was still a scene june t

their home was in virginia which had green houses the size of football fields, stables for paul's resources, homes in antigua, paris, washington, cape cod and nantucket. i know it's close to cape cod but they had to have another place but they also had a place on east 70th street in new york. they had more than 200 employees to care to their every whim. they also had a private plane. the advantage of having a lot of these homes is that it didn't have to be together if they weren't getting along. they realized how different they were after couple years of marriage. their marriage was troubled for decades. he carried on an affair for more than 30 years. everybody knew but nobody said anything. one of the things that really got to me, bonnie wrote an entry into her diary about attending a an event with paul. bunny wrote, wore a lovely black dress that you design. felt protected and pretty and able to view other women from inside the fortress. painful, but bonnie made her decision. paul asked for divorce. she stayed mrs. paul mellon and she had her own affairs which i described in the book but

the hour on bbc news: a sixth premier league sacking of the season, paul clement is shown the door at swansea. good evening. damian greenrst secretary of state, and the prime minister's closest colleague in government, has been forced to resign tonight. he's been facing allegations of inappropriate conduct, and on the basis of an investigation conducted by a senior civil servant, mr green has left the government. he's also been criticised for making misleading remarks, about pornography found on his parliamentary office computer, before he became a minister. reaction is still coming in, first this report by our political editor laura kuenssberg. sharing a joke right by her side only hours ago. damian green, until this afternoon, the second most powerful politician in the country. his old friend to may's deputy in government, not any more. is it right downing street investigate you? the allegations are completely false. he's always denied doing anything wrong but no 10 asked for anything wrong but no 10 asked for an investigation into him after claims from a female journalist that he behaved inappropriately to her, and a

paul, i know you talk about weather every night, but we finally have some green on the radar. >> folks have been talking about the lack of rainfall the past couple weeks. well, there's a change coming tonight. most of the rainfall is still to our north, already a few drops and a few light showers in humboldt county, mendocino county, ukiah, clearlake seeing a few showers dancing around your towns. the line of precipitation will move into sonoma county as early as 10:00 tonight, work its way south of the go by 2 to 4 a.m. and clear the bay by sunrise top. the more significant impact will be in the sierra where light to moderate snow for several hours is likely. total snowfall accumulation just in time for the holiday and the folks traveling there, 4 to 8 inches of new snowfall by noon tomorrow with travel delays possible. rain on the way tonight. we'll talk about any further chances of rain coming up later in the show. >> see you then. thanks, paul. >>> we're getting a look at road repairs underway in the santa cruz mountains, this after last winter's big storms that caused a major wash

you really have to do it and then we inject that henri paul got that we could mineralized in two years which is a fantastic new the pants already green has achieved a cup and footprint by one more importantly a team of ph d. students at the university of bison is conducting a new round of testing to figure out why topic is what a well whether i have played will actually cage this machine here is very much like more on the your family album but it's where it's mixing together so i'm reenacting that what are you trying to find from all the supply mentation so the main aim is to figure out where the kick off is when is the c o two reacting with the song to form carbonate why is a carbon creation so fast i mean in other carbon storage spaces and takes tens of thousands of years is a procedure that could be. copied around the world that in the hope i mean right now it has been done in iceland and they are doing studies in the united states in the columbia river area you have to try and link up with other companies and universities and other countries in the world in order to bring this method to them but also alter it to what type of indu

joining us as well is paul begala, jack kingston, tara setmayer, scott jennings, and josh green.eren't there last night with us. what do you see in the victory of doug jones? how do you interpret it? >> i think somebody made this point to me on twitter and i think it was a fair one. i was talking about turnout among black voters being pretty pivotal, but it was 1.5 point race. there were a lot of pivotal factors. i think at the end of the day -- >> the write-in candidate vote. >> write-in was a factor, a lot of people staying home was a factor. votes in key counties for jones being above where they needed to in terms of turnout, votes for moore in key counties being below where they needed to. look, it is a pretty remarkable occurrence. this is a unicorn vote. this is a democrat in alabama for a senate seat. i don't know how much more we can interpret based on the specific results, but there's a couple key points we can look toward as indicators, which is the president's approval was pretty low in exits. we know that roy moore was a uniquely complicated and compromised candidate.

paul allen. this is bloomberg. >> let's get a check of the markets. after eight straight days of declines. a little bit of green, not a lot. china is moving into the lunch break, 1% lower. performaers.rst the aussie dollar, a very tiny trade surplus in australia. we have headlines out of sharp. trading stock, let's look how they are doing. down 1% in the morning session. what they are saying is two things. the president saying, staying on as president. if you steps down in the future, the possible candidates might he coming from outside the company. they are also -- might be coming from outside the company. it perhaps ties into the report earlier that apple might be yearng to ship next handsets. one is the iphone x. the supplier of those screens is samsung electronics. back, let's have a look at where we are. momentum for asian equities. the reason i bring this up and bring this up now, it is the first time this year that we 40. seen this to below a lot of people look at this and as a first indicator momentum might be turning. to look at whether the rebound might take you above 40. hit 40 wasime it fi 2015. tra

paul flynn, for misleading the fbi about his connections to russia. the i features the warning from the brexit secretary david davis that he would resign if the deputy prime minister damian greenraphy was found on his house of commons computer. the daily mail says the conservatives are at war with the police over the accusations, which are they say are the product of a long running feud. the telegraph highlights the danger to the president following the deal made by paul flynn to cooperate with fbi investigators examining russian interference in the us elections last year. the sun carries a large picture of prince harry's fiance the guardian's top story is also the guilty plea by paul flynn, noting the president was uncharacteristically quiet on the matter. the sun carries a large picture of prince harry's fiance meghan markle on her first public engagement with the prince since they announced their engagement, calling her a mega star. the daily express claims new research suggests if you are overweight you are more likely to develop dementia, those in their 50s with a high body mass index most at risk. we're going to start, then, with those revelations that admission by micha

paul in september, -- poll in september. if you look at the third-party candidate, or the green party candidate polling, you would get a different read. look at this scale. is 15%-30 8%.ere don't think for a second that polling and data cannot be presented a different way to give a certain look. time, the national polls drop this campaign cycle, there were different statewide polls. the things we had to recognize is that there weren't as many statewide polling -- as many statewide polls, as the were national polls. s. as there were national poll clinton and mccain were only a few votes away. trump was at 170. we managed to get 10 electoral votes. we are on the way. highlighting minnesota for a reason, minnesota was the toughest category, even in october. real politics will put something in the tossup category if they points.ve recent data the only public poll in 2012 was texas. they needed that their data point to actually move texas from tossup to likely republican. no one was looking at minnesota. they were looking at moving minnesota from a tossup state to a democrat state. look, alle national the way up to the eve of the ele

green mountain coffee roasters. packed with goodness. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. i am christi paul. >> i am victor blackwell.u. >> a key vote is set for tuesday. president trump could be days away from delivering on his promise for tax cut during christmas in exchange of the president getting his first win this year. within the last 12 hours, senate leaders won over key republican h hold out. they say they now have the vote. the stock market reaching one record high after another and the white house, many cheered on. a tax cut to push through to kickoff business growth. the story of a great depression echoes what already happened and it could happen again. joining me now, the author of "the great depression," steven moore and robert, robert, let me start with you. you have seen the show before. explain. the best example of that is in the 1920s when the republicans are in charge of the whole government as they are right now and they have an ideology belief and shoveling more and more money to the people in the top and leak through those below. that does not work on a consumption based economy. i don't think i

. >> the house speaker paul ryan has yet to call for farenthold to recall his seat although the allegations in miss greene's case and the settlement are not dissimilar circumstances from what we learned about john conyers who nancy pelosi, democratic leadership, eventually called on to step down and who has now resigned, retired, i should say, from congress. do you and your client believe that representative farenthold should step down? >> we've never confirmed nor denied that that settlement payment that's been reported went to my client. there's a confidentiality agreement in the case and we just can't comment on that. but to the bigger question, i think is, should all of these congress people who are being accused of sexual harassment, should they have to resign? for me, you know, a one size fits all policy, it works just as well with due process as it does with clothes. a lot of time you're going to get a bad fit. i think you have to let due process work and let the committee on ethics actually go through its process, talk to the witnesses and make findings and then recommend the punishment after consid

but unless you have someone like speaker paul ryan and mitch mcconnell giving them the green light on actually subpoenaing people or holding them in contempt of congress, you'll see republicans potentially butt heads on how to handle this. >> just jumping off rachel's point. no, he's not currently planning or trying to fire bob mueller. what he is doing and what his team is doing n what we're seeing republicans on capitol hill do is he's affirmatively trying to undermine the credible thift probe to question it, to discredit it. and he now has some ammunition. there's stuff that's come out that's made his comments this is rigged feel like they have a little more truth to them. >> and like he's setting up for that to be the next turn of this campaign. >> yeah. i don't see it. look. every president wants a special prosecutor to go in. you saw this with ronald reagan and bill clinton and richard nixon. ironically, the special prosecutor back in 1990s was going after whitewater and they found monica lewinsky. that's number one. number two, what i find is you have solid republicans, john co

green said the allegation was ‘completely untrue‘ and a ‘political smear‘. and a week later, in response to a second story that the former met police commissioner sir paul stephenson. with me is sebastian payne — political leader writer at the financial times. let‘s talk about the implication for theresa may first of all. what sort ofa theresa may first of all. what sort of a hole does this leave in no 10. a big one. even though first secretary of state is no at position thatis secretary of state is no at position that is always filled, it is effect yefly deputy prime minister, damian green sat on nine committees that dictate how things are done across government. and on the committees he is her eyes and ears. and damian green and theresa may go back a long time, they went to university together and rose through the ranks together. it is a big loss for her. margaret thatcher once said everyone needs a willie, a reference to willie whitelaw. and theresa may has lost her willie. how she gets another first secretary of state who she trusts is not an easy task. i don‘t think we will expect another one too soon. he was the architect of his own down fall, he lied. one t

green chilies. then, find space for extra parking. lots and lots of parking. >>> okay. the republican tax plan is law. speaker paul ryan has a new target for 2018. entitlement reform. we've discussed on the show many times before the tax plan is tete to vastly increase the deficit. some estimates indicate by more than $1 trillion. there are different views on that, but congressional republicans reportedly are hoping cuts to programs like medicaid and medicare will be enough to offset losses. is that really the case? >> reporter: the gop tax plan will blow a $1 trillion hole in the u.s. budget. almost every independent analysis of the tax legislation says so, but republicans say that much-needed welfare wee horm will help pay for. how? in part, mandating work requirements on all able-bodied american whose rely on the government's safety net to survive. for starters, only 7% of federal spending goes to programs like food stamps, temporary assistance and medicaid. even so, there isn't much fat to cut out of these programs because most recipients already work. take medicaid, more funding than all other support program

theal green president has associated himself with racism and bigotry, but lawmakers say now is not the time to consider impeachment. >> 3, 2, 1. capitol hill officially in the holiday spirit. pauland a young man named riley flipped the switch to light the capitol christmas tree. riley is from montana and so is the christmas tree. it is decked out with more than 12,000 handmade ornaments and who knows how many lights. veronica: beautiful, it is gorgeous. adrianna: we just started december and you say we are getting a taste of january. can we get through the month first? veronica: a taste of january starting tomorrow, colder than average, and it will stay that way for days, probably going into the mid part of the month where temperatures will be below average. 36 on sunday your high, 33 stay. you are today we make the transition, 47 your high, 37 in springfield. 36 now in rockville, maryland. cold out the door this morning, but our temperatures will be at their warmest today than any day in the next 10. 47 degrees the high. our average temperature, 49. tomorrow, clouds back in the area around 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00 where the temperature start falling into the 30's. we could have a

1st quarter dream on green on the defensive, watch them anticipate behind the back, steals it from the floor, log it up for jordan dell and did he really just, yeah he did with a paul down. 2nd quarter, turnover patrick mccall going to take it coast to coast and the foul, denver still up by two. wilson chandler a li

paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >> it shows how you go beyond just color and another perspective and santa is santa. and so, yeah. >> santa is santa, i don't care if he's greenjust bring me presents. >> let's cut to the chase. i want a new camera. >>> good morning, everyone. this is a look at 80 westbound as you drive out to the macarthur maze. traffic is looking good from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. there have been no major problems at the bay bridge. this might be an early gift or a holiday gift or whatever you celebrate. here's a gift for you. the traffic at the bay bridge is looking good getting into san francisco. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split looks good. 101 traffic is moving well past cesar chavez and all the way down the peninsula so far. so a pretty good day on the friday before christmas. a lot of schools and people are obviously not going at the same rate they notly do. chp will be out there. they don't containing breaks. 6:48. let's bring steve in. >>> yes, it's cold out there. we did have a little bit of snow on tuesday. squaw, they could use more snow. and hopefully, things will turn once we get toian. last year was so

green light to carry concealed weapons whenever they would. local laws that protect people in day cares, k-12 schools, shopping malls, movie theaters, parks and other places protected from concealed weapons. paulit would be laughable if it wasn't so disingenuous, i think, that statement? >> i completely agree. i agree with dana with respect to the reciprocity bill. what i have a problem with is this, by loading up the background bill it allows the democrats in the senate to defeat this, and that's my concern. both should have stayed on the road. with respect to the backgrounds, we lack content validity in the manner which of we're conducting background checks right now. that's a fact. it's not debatable. we should let that pass, and then, once that's done, move forward with reciprocity. i think we've rolled the dice here and the risk is far too great. when it gets to the senate. it's high questionable whether this is in the past now. charles: what are the thoughts on the nancy pelosi statement. pretty hard and damning convictions of people who believe in the second amendment rights. >> yes, it's awful what she said and completely ignorant of law. right now we know 18 usc section 902 states dom

we have red, green all lit up as we get ready for a tuesday morning, it is cold, sueby has got the forecast, and we will check some snow, maybe on our excuse me everyone! paul? this is three million dollar mega multiplier the new game from the pennsylvania lottery with top prizes of three million dollars! three million dollars! did you win? i don't know. i'm so excited about it. this could be a big winner! just had to share. carry on. sometimes the moments before you scratch are as exciting as the moments you do. keep on scratchin'! either way it is a slow start this morning at 5:15 on this tuesday morning. great to have you with us on this good day philadelphia we will update you on traffic in a moment. lets talk about the cold temperatures, sue serio. it will get colder for rest of the week and the rest of the week is also the rest of the year. we have a reenforcing cold front sliding through to today , no precipitation but colder arctic air, barreling on in, after that, and then that will give us daytime highs in the 20's for rest of the week. we don't have precipitation until later on in the week and that is iffy right now, but milder, you know, we will

paul speaking french ] >> daniel: and the last one to go to bed. she would go to the market with three cook in the back of the truck, and she will put the case of greenking the beans not to waste time for the rest of the mise en place. >> anthony: truly a terrifying figure. truffle soup elysee. i can't tell you how many hours i stared at photos of this dish, how pathetically i've tried to replicate it. never ever did i get to think i'd try it, much less like this. loup en croute feuillete avec sauce choron. sea bass with a tomato béarnaise sauce baked in a meticulously crafted mille-feuille crust. >> daniel: this is a great moment. [ paul speaking french ] >> daniel: yeah. you only have three camera? or -- >> anthony: the fish is filled with a delicate lobster mousse, chervil and tarragon, then wrapped carefully in pastry. notice please the careful and expert tableside carving and service. [ paul speaking french ] >> daniel: he has been making the same thing for 50 years. paul has an amazing respect for classic. >> anthony: a pot-au-feu, the peasant classic. >> daniel: tony, get closer. >> anthony: you are totally sending me every one of those pictur

green and gold with shamrocks for st. patrick's day coming up. and now the bend north and then west on to u.s. 30, four lanes divided, which chris and paul and matt agree is a better dui go than the indiana toll rod further north that the other janesville gypsies take on friday night. u.s. 30 gives them chance in the storm try to guess what is playing at the drive-in movie theater. the passengers klaining their necks to get a quick peek at the screen at an angle. and one time they drove threw giant thunderstorm with lightning bolts along this flat land of long views they could see shooting straight down into the fields. no matter the season, there's always the bourbon bible church with the weird larger than life -- die arama you can see. matt's phone rings and it's his daughter. he indiana he says three hours, okay, sweet. >> 'll let you go i love you, too. .... what remains the steel mills on the right. light spark link, gray smoke plumes dissolving into the sky. flicker of flames. u.s. steel arrived in 1906 to build the mills on the south side of lake michigan. now its pomlation of 78,000 is less than half of the heyday in 1960. fourur in 10 of

paul ryan went viral. the backlash over her shock in response to the tax bill. wannacry walls behind the massive greensm the tax effect in hundreds of thousands of computers this year growing tension over cybersecurity ahead. close call at logan airport. a jetblue flight took off an icy runway and often. how it impacted you the christmas day travel. but could not broader markets like a slightly lower open for the dow lower by 23. s&p nasdaq slightly lower. in asia overnight, the markets mixed with the hang seng closed in the shanghai market of about three quarters of a percent. "star wars" still at the box office. >> this is not going to go to a cute teen. how the last jedi stack up against the competition. the hotly anticipated sequel was the number one movie in space this weekend. details on astronauts aboard the international space station to a galaxy far, far away. we are going to talk about that. our top story this half hour. president trump back to work after celebrating christmas with his family. he treated last night everyone is having a great crisp in a spirit to back to earth in order to make

paul's cathedral choir will sing somewhere from the musical west side story. chosen because of the words. as they do so, school children from the grenfell area will scatter green# there's a place for us # somewhere a place for us # peace and quiet and open air # wait for us # somewhere # there's a time for us # some day a time for us # time together with time to spare # time to learn, time to care # some day! # somewhere! # we'll find a new way of living # we'll find a way of forgiving # somewhere # there's a place for us # a time and place for us # peace and quiet and open air # wait for us # somewhere # there's a time for us # some day a time for us # time together with time to spare # time to learn, time to care # some day! # somewhere! # we'll find a new way of living # we'll find a way of forgiving # somewhere # there's a place for us # somewhere a place for us # hold my hand and we're halfway there i'll take you there # somehow # some day # somewhere!# and now the blessing, given by the most reverend and right honourablejustin welby, the archbishop of canterbury. the lord bless you and keep you. the lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to

green mountain coffee roasters. packed with goodness. >>> republicans are still working on their tax bill and paul ryan even tweeted out his own versionhristmas" and changed the word to make it about taxes. trump just released his own version. >> twas the night before christmas in washington, d.c., and not a person was working and especially not me. when all of a sudden there came a loud bing, bing, bong, and i went to go outside to see what was wrong. and there was st. nicolas who started to say merry christmas to all and god bless the united states. [ laughter ]. >> all right. merry christmas, trump style. as we know, willie, the commerce christmas tree from comcast. it's all very moving. again, always a tear or two in our eyes. still it's something. yesterday shockwaves over what happened in alabama with doug jones, people still talking about it and how it may shape the election. you've still got a tax bill that's up in the air and donald trump, once again, strangely embracing his -- actually his most reliable political ally, vladimir putin. >> it was a two-way street yesterday. vladimir putin gave the press conference praising the

green room openly weeping. i'm not sure exactly whether that was of joy or sadness. >> so i want to get your response and reaction and then john, yours. the news obviously about paulafort, apparently we have bob mueller who is taking no prisoners here, we woke up thisern mooing finding out that they picked his lock, they raided his home. and they said hey, listen, we got to go now. you got a really cute dog. we're going to indict you, bye. >> took pictures of his suits and all that stuff and then you know, we also saw the cnn report that says that he -- that wiretaps were going on during the campaign and during the transition and into the administration and there's speculation on whether or not there's discussions that he had with president trump that have been swept up in those wiretaps. so these signals that the special prosecutor is sending right now are -- you were in the cross hairs. you were in the jaws of death here, dude, you better get ready to flip. >> and they've been looking at him since 2014. this wasn't focused on donald trump. the fbi has been looking at this guy since 2014. >> yeah, i mean, the one thing we know about these special prosecutors, the