interview, wolf. all right, manu, thank you very much. joining us now, democratic congressman eric squallwell of washington. he s a member of intelligence and judiciary committees. thanks for joining us. of course wolf, thanks for having me back. you heard your chairman and the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunez tells cnn, it s not a secret his words that we have an investigation into the justice department. you serve on that committee. so who is participating in this nunez effort? we don t know, wolf. but what we do know is it seems that there is no end to my republican colleague s efforts, it makes you wonder how many floors of the fbi building are they willing to burn down to protect the president because we re now approaching on the rule of law in this country that they continue to attack and undermine to protect an insulate this president from what is a quite lawful russia investigation. it s disheartening from a democratic principle s standpoint and it s
campaign to newbies but expecting experienced operatives to move to iowa and work for free in the vague hope that at some point in the future perhaps they could get a paying gig. since there aren t a lot of candidate options on the democratic side, staffers have little choice but to offer their labor pro bono. campaigns can be revealing. in 2008 hillary s aura of the arrogant inevitability buzz under scored. this time she seems to have a learned the lesson. but when building a campaign on the willingness to fight for the little guy you can t exploit and take advantage of the little guys on your own staff. labor should be compensated. as the the fundamental democratic principle. progressives already worried whether hillary s really one of them could be given for seeing this as proof that even if she s saying the riepgt things her heart is not really in.
he ll be everywhere. he s even spending the night on air force one on a red eye flight from the west coast. and mitt romney, he s avoiding the media. politico says his campaign is refusing to commit to any interviews. there is only one closing argument for these final days and a clear road to victory. his name is obama. joining me now is michelle cottle, washington correspondent for newsweek and the daily beast and jamal simmons, democratic principle at the raven group. thank you both for joining me tonight. thanks for having me. michelle, let me start with you. 14 days to go, what s the key in this final sprint? well, debates are over, a lot