the new york times. they assured us two years k daf you are not guilty, you shouldn t worry about attorney-client privilege. there is no cause to hold onto that right if he is a criminal. i saw that in the new york times. what was also interesting to me is that the story began by announcing that they had been briefed by three people involved with the investigation. so we ve already got three people leaking to the new york times that there s nothing to worry about, that if this other guy who goes through all the stuff doeses happen to come across something interesting, he s not going to leak it like the three guys who already leaked it. federal justice. i ll get annoyed because that congressman was far too sanguin sanguine, tucker. federal justice of the toilet in this country. it operates on blackmail because everybody knows, michael cohen knows that if you get dragged
daffodils popping out by the liberty bell. time to pop the claritin. get ready, poll lynn is coming. ainsley: many people are popping champagne. the masters see all the brian: tulips are afraid to come out. steve: what s the report. brian: unnamed source. ainsley: have you been talking to the tulips underneath the ground. brian: don t question me too much. we all know how nancy pelosi feels about the president s tax cuts, right? the crumbs that they re giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic. brian: really? grover norquist is here with a big announcement that she is not going to like next. ainsley: plus, dana loesch and dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen are both here live in the next hour snow hour. feel the clarity of non-drowsy
in these large numbers, not to vote for ralph northam. the point is so important. i have been amazed in these last few days to see the level of circular firing squad that s going on in the democratic party. oh, yeah. in the closing days of such an important campaign. you saw daf going after northam. you ve seen a lot of debate. democracy for america. democracy for america. the progressive group. you ve seen a lot of cnn debate-related activity within the democratic party. i m thinking to myself, my gosh, if one year of donald trump can t unify these folks, what can? what cures it all is victory. like, if you win, all of that doesn t matter. let me bring it to ryan. the firing squad of the 2016 democratic primary hasn t finished. why would you be surprised that s its already started? maybe because i m tired. i think america is tired. virginia is the kind of state that highlights the key problem for democrats right now, which is that in order to bring out
that he would look like he was trying to obstruct the investigation even if he came up with reasons like crossing that red line that would he d use to justify it. i would doubt at this point that the president would head that way, but he is notably unpredictable. i have not heard anybody in congress suggest that np recent months, but of course, when mueller was first appointed and when we first heard about the tensions between the president and attorney general sessions, it was really over that issue. and, josh, we have also covered the president pardoning sheriff arpaio, so that too has come up in this conversation. could the president try to protect somebody indicted by the mueller probe? yeah. i think that would, again, be a very controversial move by the president to pardon anybody before all the facts are known, before mueller has a chance to complete his investigation. but i thoroughly agree with daf. we haven t seen a lot of ato
five years after ka daf i was ousted. they are increasingly concerned. what is russia trying to do in libya, general? senator, russia is trying to exert influence on the ultimate decision of who becomes and what entity becomes in charge of the government inside libya. they re trying to do in libya what they ve been doing in syria? yes, that s a good way to characterize it. reporter: u.s. officials tell cnn at an air base in western egypt 60 miles from the libyan border, russian drones, aircraft and personnel have arrived. across the border, libyan oil installations are not far away. fighting has erupted between rival groups for control. the russians deny they are in egypt. the u.s. is trying to figure out how deeply involved moscow will get inside libya. this doesn t only give them greater power in africa, but it gives them a foothold in the mediterranean on the southern edge of europe where they can potentially threaten u.s.