the most about what you re just said. they will say what is the point of impeaching donald trump if he is not actually removed. if he is not removed from office what is the point? the point is to do your constitutional duty, to set the record straight for history, to mark him with that scarlet i. he would then probably be rej t rejected by the american people in an election. there have be a number of centuries. no twhaun has been the suggest of centuries has been reelected to the presidency. it seems to me to be a mistake to assume that a solemn conclusion would not make a
the president talks about rej t rejecting the warnings of the republican that they could lose the house, it says, quote, if mr. mcconnell s warning was not enough, mark short, the white house s legislative liaison, used the denver inner to offer starker assessment. the gop s house majority is all but doomed, he said, but mr. trump was not not going to happen, he said at different points during the evening, shrugging off the grim prognosis according to multiple fisk mult department of the republican challenges in what is likely to be a punishing campaign year. congresswoman, do you think the president doesn t understand how his presidency has possibly motivated his opponents to head to the polls in november? i would encourage the president to maintain that
businesses in 2009 over cap and trade policy. exxon mobile supported the paris agreement. speaking at the conference last month, tillerson said it helps world governments work together to solve the issue. his history could put him at odds with donald trump who ripped into the paris agreement on the campaign trail. said over the weekend nobody knows if climate change is real. the kremlin is lastly rej t rejecting the cia assessment that the russians hacked into the u.s. election. state media is reporting that vladimir putin s press secretary called the claims of russian interference allegations unsupported by any evidence. let s go to moscow and matthew chance. matthew, the russian government is expressing interest into the investigation into the outcome of the matter. all the while saying if there is evidence, prove it.
planes. the russian defense ministry confirmed that both pilots ej t ejected. nobody knows where they are. that s the big concern of the russians to get those pilots back into their custody. obviously there s as lot of big political implications to this. thank you very much for the reporting. there was a glimmer of hope that russia could join the coalition on equal terms and help take out isis. what happens now will be a big part of the discussion when president hollande and president obama meet later this morning. we have michelle kosinski live with the latest. reporter: stakes are so high for everyone involved. this hollande trip is about stepping up the effort against isis. we saw him meet with the british prime minister yesterday who now says that he will again ask parliament to begin air strikes over syria. we ll see what happens in light of what s going on there right now. as for this visit to the u.s.,
55 to 43. a little bit of ebb and blow. essentially a flat line from the president. his standing right around half and half of the country. we know from democrats support in the senate, the president will get his iran nuclear deal. what do people of that? it has actually gone up just a little bit. 47% of the poll says congress should approve the nuclear deal. only 41% said that. now the president gets that because he had enough democrats to block republicans from rej t rejecting the deal. if iran cheats, look at this. 64% of americans think the united states should take military action if iran cheats on that deal. you ve had conversations with the majority leader. how much of an issue will it be? mitch mcconnell thinks it s going to be the defining issue. not just senate races, also the