what we expected. let s bring in federal and whi white collar criminal defense attorney. we heard democratic congressman david sicily that if these allegations are true, if whitaker was asked by the president to put jeffrey berman in to oversee the cohen probe in the southern district, that that would constitute obstruction of justice. would it? it would. it would definitely be part of a larger pattern or practice, a mosaic theory of the case. we now have three investigations that it s alleged that the president may have obstructed. the first being the michael flynn investigation, the second being sort of the larger russia
senator amy klobuchar 1 million in 48 hours. is sanders now effectively the front runner? i think it s early to say that but obviously he has a very strong fund-raising base. he ran in 2016. he s clearly taken good care of that fund-raising list and stayed in contact through his organization, our revolution, and through his own efforts in contact with those supporters and donors and has a strong network. that s going to be formidable coming out of the gate here for the other candidates to take notice of. kevin madden, the candidate who has raised by far the most money out of the gate here is bernie sanders. he s not a democrat, who s an independent, who is a self-described democratic socialist. what does that mean for the democratic party? that is is a very impressive number. he s done it with small dollars
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i don t say easy and then of course repeal and replace obama care. we had it done, folks. it was done and then early in the morning somebody turned their hand in the wrong direction. that cost our country a lot. that was a very, very terrible thing that happened that night. a terrible thing that happened. just moments ago the president repeated that line at a bill sieng he signing here in washington. joining me democratic congressman steve israel, author of the novel big guns and rick tyler. msnbc political analyst. welcome to you both. when referring to turning the hand down was the moment on the sno senate floor when john mccain came back from his sick bed and
republican senator tom tillis. another in pittsburgh outside the office of republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania. with me democratic senator bob casey from the great state of pennsylvania, a member of the health committee, and he was on the senate floor late last night speaking against the gop bill. good evening, sir. hey, greta, good to be with you. thank you. sir, just to sort of pick apart a few issues. what s the single most thing that you dislike the most about this senate bill? well, first of all, i think the most egregious part of the bill is what it does to medicaid. the senate bill is worse than the house bill on medicaid because the cuts are deeper over time. 15 million people lose their coverage on medicaid as opposed to 14 in the house bill. that is unacceptable to me. we should never support anything close to that, and at the same time, greta, it s even worse than that. they cut they cut medicaid by by numbers we can t even begin to imagine, and they give a