this maybe doesn t come up every day. but it comes up offensive. what is your view of the events tonight, chris? as you saw there, whether it s coming up, it is definitely on the president s mind and how could it not be. you saw his response there very visceral. very emotional response from the president. of course, done in the context of those folks sitting around that room where have you military brass in uniform. your national security advisor. this is not the kind of setting in which you would normally expect to hear sort of foe me fomentations. it represent existential threat to his presidency. bill: your job is to analyze the impact on elections. you have a midterm coming up in seven mongts. piece in the new york times today talked about raising the possibility if the democrats gain the house of impeachment proceeding. whether there is grounds for it or not. new york times writes this on screen. strategies is emerging on
well be what happened late today, bill. bill: catherine, thank you for all of that live in washington come back if you get more, okay? the legal implications right now with our senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. good evening to you. bill. bill: have you been listening a lot. despite the reaction, piece together what you believe is happening. it appears mueller s team discovered some evidence of crime in the possession of michael cohen and might have been what they believe is a crime committed by the president and told to cohen or it might have been something independently committed by cohen. i happen to believe it s the latter and will explain in a minute. bob mueller then gave that information, because it s outside his purview, to the acting u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, jeff burman, an appointee of donald trump. his team looked at it went to a federal judge in lower manhattan and said we have evidence of criminal behavior here. very high s
taking out hardened facilities and i think you will see a serious degradation of syrian air capability especially and command and parole as it treat weapons. you wrote a piece for the hill and it s titled trump s nest of hawks. that is based on the first day on the job for john bolton. juan, when you look at the state of affair notice world today, maybe this president needs a lot of hawks. i don t think he needs a lot of hawks. i think he needs people that put options on the table including military options, bill. so you have a situation here where john bolton comes in and people might remember bolton as a huge advocate of the u.s. going to war in the bush administration in iraq but also bolton is a guy who doesn t believe in two state solution. he think as peremptory strike against north korea is a legitimate step i am taken by what we heard josh just say. basically if we can get
table. you know, it s worth a shot. i really think it would just delay our response and really what our national security team needs to be doing. the national command authority right now is developing the options that juan talked about and come on strong and destroy the capability. you know, we have a national security strategy that talks about not allowing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and the rules based international order on the rule of law. and so those two things are paramount if we are going to, you know, live the way that the united states wants to live. bill: general, thank you for your time. tom rogan thanks to you. juan williams my colleague, thanks as well. you are welcome. bill: in a moment turning to other news, facebook founder mark zuckerberg on the hill for what s expected to be a long, tense two days of hearings that will begin tomorrow. senate commerce committee chair john thune sat down with zuckerberg today what he said and plus a preview o
they are paying the piper for their successes in 2006 and 2012. so they have got a lot of democrats in red states. republicans adding florida to that map makes it harder for democrats. because now they have got to resources there and focus thered instead of the four eadsiest ones, north dakota, west virginia and indiana. focused on arizona and nevada. they want to think about those though flips. going to florida arguably the most expensive swing state that s going to be tough. bill: it s a great point. knives to see you tonight, chris. you bet. bill: chris stirewalt in d.c. we ll be right back after this. s right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. each day justin at work. walk. and after work.