shannon: house democrats celebrating tonight as a second federal judge gives them a win with efforts to not only taken to the president s finances but those his children, grandchildren and in-laws as well. deputy assistant attorney general harry lipman and tom dupree, thank you for joining us. let s talk about this ruling. and attorney who has been on with us says another obama appointee rubberstamps one of the most invasive congressional subpoenas in american history. privacy from spying politicians eyes do that if this remains the law. in a general authority to expose private affairs of individuals. does this go all the way to the supreme court and should people regardless of the decidedly i ll be worried about potential release of any president s personal finances? not this one. there others that may but this is a standard subpoena of the sort that congress and prosecutors would do any and
a talk show host hears from people across the country. i limited my calls on monday and into the first hour today to women for tooirs ca women, first time callers. 40 in total. ten in favor of kavanaugh being confirmed. i do believe, and i was told by the senior gop official, the demographic that is breaking most decidedly, overwhelming for republican are young males because they feel threatened. it s not they feel threatened by this, but whether or not it gets to young moms, that will be decisive. but i actually don t think the three senators are going to decide on that basis. they re going to decide if kavanaugh is qualified and whether or not they believe dr. ford. i think they re deciding on character, whatever that is, and character for everybody is a i think it s different. yeah. different test. let me put up some poll numbers. some gender gap support.
not that i am counting. it s been a wonderful day so far. a great party before the show started. the party continues. sunny being here. willis. it is incredible. before you shed too many tears we are planning on sending him off the same way he spent his time here, lots of laughter and of course, as we have been saying, a good old-fashioned party. no better way to go out than a party. first the news, of course. pope francis gets down to leading the world s 1 billion catholics in a decidedly down to earth fashion. dressed in an every day white papal cassock, pope francis, started his mass preaching in italian, rather than the more formal latin, and his message to cardinals build the church on simple solid foundations. in keeping with his familiar style, the pope picked up his own luggage from the hotel he has been staying, and paid his own bill rather than sending an assistant. we are learning more about the life of pope francis before he became pope francis. to a large ext
background checks in some capacity moving forward. what those look like we re still unclear. again, i go back to house majority leader eric cantor who runs the floor and is in charge of what legislation radio go before the house gop. he recently said he would be open to sort of changing federal law to match up with what you have seen in the state of virginia, which after the virginia tech massacre, you saw more on the lines of trying to get mental health and mental health records tied into gun background checks. you can move on that area. again, though, i think it s very much of a piecemeal approach from anything out of the house gop, and the big sweeping gun reforms that some folks even thought were possible after newtown was speaker boehner. he said he would be open to putting some of biden s proposals moving them forward in the house. i don t think you re going to see anything sweeping. there s a lot of rank-and-file members on the republican side that don t want to see any changes
correspondent casey stegall outside the beverly hilton where her body was found today. she was found unresponsive. a call of distress went out from the hotel. it is the scene of a lot of celebrities right now with us because the grammies are tomorrow night and a traditional staple of the pre-grammy leadup is a party given by clive davis the music mogul. the gathering still going on with a decidedly obviously different tone. we were talking to someone from u.s. weekly who have a reporter and inside the party. britney spears is there. tom hanks was on the red carpet earlier. we are starting to get some celebrity reaction in. as we get the video turned around we will bring it to you. dr. mark siegel and dr. michael baden play different roles and work two different ends of the spectrum. you are forensic pathologist