After it was announced. Why . Evidence is mounting the kim regime is not keeping its antinuclear promises. So are negotiations off . Were going to go one on one with the former cia director, general Michael Hayden. Theres a lot to get going on this busy night. So what do you say . Lets get after it. The president s inner circle, smaller than it was at the beginning of the week. His former Campaign Chairman, paul manafort, headed to prison, apparently. His exlawyer, Michael Cohen, pleading guilty, implicating the president as directing his criminal activities. His friend david pecker, an immunity deal from prosecutors about the same payments. And tonight, the big news. Another immunity deal, this one for Longtime Trump Organization cfo, Allen Weisselberg. Lets get after all of this with cuomos court. Carrie cordero and ross garber. Ross garber, are you concerned, if youre representing the president . Ive been concerned all along, and in particular im concerned tonight, if im representin
fritz, republicans had a virtual lock on all of washington heading into election night 2006. they controlled every single lever of power they could control in d.c. by the end of election night 2006, that was no longer the case. by midnight in washington, it was a new day for the democrats, a national wave swept republicans from power in the house for the first time since the republican revolution in 1994. but the democratic wave didn t end there. well after midnight, the senate began to fall as democrats turned red states blue. 2006 was a clean sweep for democrats. they won a total of 30 seats to take control of the house. they won six seats in the senate and governorships across the country. it was a democratic route, bit of a landslide. it was a shock to republicans across the country. a night like that is euphoric, but people know that a night like that is sort of bittersweet because yeah, you just won a whole bunch of seats, but you won a whole bunch of seats there s
fritz, republicans had a virtual lock on all of washington heading into election night 2006. they controlled every single lever of power they could control in d.c. by the end of election night 2006, that was no longer the case. by midnight in washington, it was a new day for the democrats, a national wave swept republicans from power in the house for the first time since the republican revolution in 1994. but the democratic wave didn t end there. well after midnight, the senate began to fall as democrats turned red states blue. 2006 was a clean sweep for democrats. they won a total of 30 seats to take control of the house. they won six seats in the senate and governorships across the country. it was a democratic route, bit of a landslide. it was a shock to republicans across the country. a night like that is euphoric, but people know that a night like that is sort of bittersweet because yeah, you just won a whole bunch of seats, but you won a whole bunch of seats there s