that, one of the great things about his first campaign was that it wasn t the established. he wasn t the incumbent and, it runs so much better as a marauder from the outside. he appealed to so many people, people, dana: is kept those people energized and added more. it was a much more difficult posture and operate from mike, and, i think a lot of people overstate that. there s a lot of excitement. dana: i was going to get a quick take on this before we go. he said, trump is perverting the
democratic congresswomen on tonight with big proposals in terms of how to take the party forward and then going in totally different directions. one wants impeachment and the other wants a finding of the need to investigate that s voted on by the whole house. they don t know where they need to be and each new development that we ll cover on the show tonight, hope hicks coming out. the chief of staff for don mcgahn. the subpoena fight. it s just more weight that keeps them in the same place. what is the best argument for the democrats? what s the plus/minus, we ll take you through it tonight. i m also fascinated by this washington post reporting on the memo from the legal counsel s office at the irs essentially saying you have to turnover his tax returns. i see a defense to that. the process is messy. there are a lot of opinions. we don t know who wrote this memo or how close it was to the end of the process. and you pointed out, it wasn t signed. this wasn t the official goal or
going in totally different directions. one wants impeachment and the other wants a finding of the need to investigate that s voted on by the whole house. they don t know where they need to be and each new development that we ll cover on the show tonight, hope hicks coming out. the chief of staff for don mcgahn. the subpoena fight. it s just more weight that keeps them in the same place. what is the best argument for the democrats? what s the plus-minus, we ll take you through it tonight. i m also fascinated by this washington post reporting on the memo from this legal counsel s office at the irs essentially saying you have to turnover his tax returns. i see a defense to that. the process is messy. we don t know who wrote this memo or how close it was to the end of the process. and you pointed out, it wasn t signed. this wasn t the official goal or plan but it s more proof that
heart that tom had just killed their mother. the news of ashley s death sbr spread quickly. everything was find that night. confusing. she was happy. she didn t seem suicidal. andrea, new friend, drinking buddy at the party couldn t shake a feeling. i don t feel like she would have taken her life. tom was the only other person that was there. so if it wasn t there it had to be him. right. for all the questions, police did not arrest tom nor charge him with anything. what were they telling you along the way? that they were investigating it. tom was one of the speakers at ashley s funeral. ashley didn t have much patience. what he said wasn t the sort
time. this time it will be on state charges out of new york. so that can t be pardoned. maybe paul manafort feeling some relief here today, there may be some, but he s certainly not out of the woods yet. he s in a lot of trouble now in new york. and that is for a looming question after the final sentencing, what is donald trump going to do? will he pardon paul manafort in you just heard kevin downing, his attorney, sort of make that plea, it seems to donald trump directly saying there was no russian collusion. once again, reiterating what he said last week even though this case had nothing to do with russian collusion. that wasn t the charges before the court today, but clearly they went to echo what the president has said. there was no russian collusion, and so the idea of whether the question of whether the president will pardon paul manafort is still very much up in the air. the president hasn t closed the door on it and he s been