to impeach somebody that didn t do anything wrong. it is hard to impeach somebody who didn t do anything wrong. the mueller report is out. there is no collusion after two and a half years. another legal fight is heating up. this one over whether the president s properties are profiting off of his presidency. a u.s. federal appeals court revived a lawsuit alleging president trump is making money from government officials doing business at his hotel in washington, d.c. despite scrutiny over the blurring of lines, between donald trump s businesses, and his presidency, this was the scene yesterday, at his hotel near the white house. secretary of state mike pompeo spoke at an event held by a conservative group and he took a shot at the media. i look around this, this is such a beautiful hotel, the guy who owns it must be going to be successful somewhere along the way. that was for the washington post in the back. joining me now a reporter
a u.s. federal appeals court revived a lawsuit alleges president trump is making money from government officials who are doing business at his hotel in washington, d.c. despite scrutiny over the blurring of lines between donald trump s businesses and his presidency, look what happened yesterday at his hotel near the white house. secretary of state mike pompeo speaking at an event that was held by a conservative group. he took a shot at the media. look around this is such a beautiful hotel. the guy who owns it must be successful somewhere along the way. that was for the washington post, in case in the back. all right. kevin and abigail are back with us. abigail, start with you in the mixed messaging on impeachment. you write about this ex-tense ishly in a recent piece. what s the overarching sentiment from conversations you ve had with lawmakers what democrats are doing and what it s behind the confusion? shouldn t everybody be on the same page by now? absolutely. democrats ha
not afraid to take on those who oppose him. as you ve been pointing out throughout your show, there have been protests erupted over the weekend and again last night. folks in ohio even pepper sprayed. and this administration not backing down. i ve pressed them. i said, is there any chance given this backlash, given this firm reaction that you ve seen from so many different areas throughout the country and here within washington, that you re going to change the language of the executive order, that you will tweak it, and i was told absolutely zero chance that that s going to happen. so a real window i think in how we can expect this president to govern moving forward. while this controversy continues you have another one that he s setting up tonight. president trump is going to make this big supreme court announcement. what do we know? so there are two front-runners who have emerged. i ll just break them down. the first one neil gorsuch is a u.s. federal appeals court judge for the
person will be there tonight. we ll have to see though. that s going to happen in a prime time address, chris. the white house really hoping to put the focus on that. shift attention from these otf r controversial headlines we ve been talking about. what republicans i ve talked to over the last 24 hours have said to me, you don t replace scalia but what are theying looking for? what are the issues that matter most to them? look, i think what conservatives want is to have a court that does its constitutional mandate and it s not to legislate from the bench but to interpret, to follow the text of the constitution and the law. same with scalia. same as scalia. the judges being considered are originalists. they don t want to impose their ideology. that s the problem. we ve had decades of the supreme court imposing ideology. they ve imposed same-sex marriage on states. conservative don t want to impose ideology. they just want to follow the
filing for sanctions. she alleged cosby tricked her to taking drugs before he sexually assaulted her. the lawsuit was settled for an undisclose ed sum in 2006. earlier this month, she filed legal papers asking to unseal cosby s deposition and free her from confidentiality restrictions. u.s. federal appeals court has thrown out some of the convictions against former illinois governor rob blagojevich. in 2011 he was found guilty of conspiracy and attempted extortion. among his schemes an offer to apoim point boemt obama campaign adviser to fill the senate seat which vacated by then president elect obama that is if mr. obama would give blagojevich a cabinet position. the u.s. supreme court of appeals ruled that was not necessarily an illegal deals. charges still stand and for now blagojevich remains in jail. head to wall street now