i ve done nothing wrong. that was congressman eric swalwell of california and he joins us now after a marathon day. first off, your attack. are you to the belief that peter strzok is not or come in on his own and speak? did you see any merit to him being there? i think this is i didn t like those text either, i said before that if he was working for me, believed they have ever effected in the decisions he made and there were a lot of people making decisions in the investigation and we should prioritize our time in other directions. so congressman, the report on the other half of the investigation has not been out, just hillary texts. so you have to wonder, someone was going to investigate, i just want to make sure they don t have agenda against me.
you? interest rate effect borrowing cost raising the rates on things like credit cards and mortgages and auto loans and savings accounts. a lot going on. i do think, chris, syria front and center this morning. thank you very much christine romans. we will now that you told us too. the u.s. government is calling its star witness and wrapping its case in chief in a marathon day of testimony at the at&t/time warner trial. the justice department remember is suing to block the proposed mega merger. time warner, of course, owns cnn. joining you now is cnn politics reporter adaus gold. so this is the biggie. reporter: the star witness testified yesterday and was more than six hours of testimony and his main takeaway, he s done this big analysis, at the end of the day this entire trial is about how the government thinks
the president s official position is it could have been china, russia, or a much more to talk about including a closer look at jared kushner, who some call the president s secretary of everything, losing access to most anything top secret, and new reporting on how other countries apparently thought they could compromise the president s son-in-law, countries including israel, mexico, china, and others. also ahead, a marathon day and evening of questioning for top white house aide hope hicks on the hill. every time you kiss me it s like sunshine and whiskey applebee s handcrafted burgers. any burger just $7.99. now that s eatin good in the neighborhood. ethat s the height ofs mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl s orthotics, clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain by reducing the shock and stress
by their leader. is there a sense of nerve u. nervousness on the streets at least that the regime itself particularly in light of these talks we have in the united states between the chinese leader and president trump just a couple days ago? reporter: it s interesting because today was actually pyongyang marathon day, so hundreds running in the streets, foreigners, friendly crowd, cheering, giving them high fives. no tension whatsoever when you saw these people. and when i asked if they were worried about escalating tension, they said no, they said they have faith in the leadership of kim jong-un. however, officials do at this point do sense that the tone of the united states has changed. there is a feeling here now that a preemptive military strike is far more likely than during the years of the obama administration. and so they feel that there is a
short. this was a better plan. the rough draft of this plan was better than what obamacare is. so if we wanted to stop and say, yeah, but it s better than obamacare, we would not have made the improvements that have been made to it and i m optimistic we can still make it better yet. so you think the house freedom caucus has enough fire power to stop this, say no to the vote tomorrow, make it not happen and then make everybody happy. if we had 216 votes, i don t think the president would have been in the capital yenchtsd the yesterday. thank you congressman, thanks for being here. thank you. it s like everyday matters so much on such a large scale. look at today. another marathon day ahead for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. he did ten hours in the chair yesterday. we ll talk to one of the democratic senators who have been questioning gorsuch. democratic whip dick durbin is next. is he impressed? will the democrats vote for this nominee?