influence-pedaling. clearly, by his son. harris: real quickly, we aren t seeing that reflected in any sort of punch and joe biden s numbers at this point. your thoughts on why that is? gregg: you know, i think he will continue to go down like the hindenburg, fast and burning. we will wait and see how it ends up. but he s got a lot to answer fo for. i m not trying to convict him of a crime. i m simply saying we need more evidence. ukraine apparently has the evidence we are entitled to receive. dagen: joe biden needs money, though small-$ donors are sitting him saying, whom, the smells clintonian. harris: the woman who got matt lauer fired is breaking her silence. after the host after he called their encounter consensual. she says he is victim-shaming. matt lauer on the screen. we are coming right back. my joints. they hurt.
you can t do it when it s convenient and dodge it when it s not. the former vp says there is no doctrine, there s just praise. i don t think there s anything he has to apologize fo for. it kind of surprised made the degree of the criticism. former obama chief of staff rahm emanuel also came to the 44th president s defense today. in every area of progressivity from wilson, to teddy roosevelt, to the great society builds on the progress of generations before and generations to come. this is nuts. if obama attorney general eric holder summed it up in a tweet. to my fellow democrats, be wary of attacking the obama record, build on that, there is little to be gained by attacking a
spending hours away from your family every day. it s something that you long fo for. you are excited to go back to your family, see your friends can reengage of some of the things you are doing. you have the honor of a lifetime working with amazing people and it s tough to say goodbye. martha: i imagine there s a flip side of that coin too, a relief when you get back to your regular life. but i also imagine you missed the buzz of being in the white house, being close to the leader of the free world. martha: i got to be honest with you, i haven t missed it one day. i appreciate the time that i ve had. i ve soaked it all in. i ve got a political firm, so i m engaged in the political sphere. but i don t because i look at it and i know that i enjoy and cherish every single day i was there, to left that it s the right time.
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that happened. i don t know that much more can be added to you that public record. i suspect that you will hear from jim comey to the effect of what he has testified previously. it wasn t a perfect solution. i think that there are reasonable differences of opinion about whether haley clinton could have been prosecuted under statutes that don t really require proof of criminal intent, but at the end of the day, discretion had to be exercised. maybe jim comey was on the one to be exercising it, but i don t know that we are really going to change the end result that a prosecution was not brought. charles: less than a minute, i ve got to ask you, the mueller probe, where do you think it is? we are seeing a lot of sentencing initiated. i think what you should look fo for, the rest of sort of the cast of characters that are going through this process,