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earlier, during the 2008 presidential race, tina brown, the magazine editor, cautioned a member of mrs. clinton's inner circle about him. i was hearing harvey's sleaziness with women had escalated since i left talk and she was so wise to be closely associated with him. you have, katie, two different times, right, in our country. 2008 was a different time, our entire history was a different time in the wake of the me, too, movement and what we've seen over the last 24 hours, for example. but from your perspective, from a legal perspective, does there seem to be anything wrong with what happened here? >> well, it shouldn't take the me too movement for somebody to do the right thing. what we know is the campaign staffer and all of the members of the 2008 hillary clinton campaign had to sign nondisclosure agreements. so once again, this nda, the nondisclosure agreement rears its ugly head. we heard about it in terms of harvey weinstein using it as a weapon to silence his victims he was abusing and harassing. so in this particular situation, knowing that her, quote, faith adviser which smac

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brown, a democrat from ohio. those are some names you look at. tina smith, the new senator from minnesota. she has to stand for election this fall. she was appointed to the senate just a couple weeks ago to succeed al franken. if they get 60, they're there. this will move through the senate later today, through the house of representatives, they will reopen government, if they get short that is the problem. i was told about it source they will definitely get into the high 50s, but who that 60th vote will be is the magic question. it may come down to one vote. that is how often, similar to how often the big votes come in the house and senate, one or two votes either way, neil. neil: to your point, we're hearing independent senator angus king, among voting for shutdown of the government last week, woe vote on monday to reopen the government. so how does that affect the -- >> that is another one, i didn't mention him by name. he is one of the names on my list. he caucuses with the democrats, but definitely somebody who would be in play. that takes it to four. they are getting close to where w