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Male and heavily not college educated. so when you see groups like america first or the president kind of tailoring their message to swing voters, it is this really specific group of voters. they haven t made up their mind yet, but it really depends on who the nominee is. many of them are predisposed demographically to lean toward the president but they re just not there yet. it is certainly easy to empathize with the people who say that it was just too much in the impeachment inquiry hearings. it is a full-time job with a nice overtime check on top of it to watch those hearings day after day, hour after hour. thanks for breaking it down for us. thanks, guys. thank you. so if you look out your window, i don t know if you are seeing severe weather yet, but millions of you especially if you are traveling for the thanksgiving holiday it could be messy. meteorologist allison chinchar in the cnn weather center with the holiday forecast in a
Scheduled in washington between now and christmas. first, that s a great schedule. second, is that not rushed, considering in just the last 18 hours what we learned from the release of documents from the state department. the reporting that nunes potentially this allegation he met with viktor shokin. why are democrats so hell-bent on that schedule? are they sacrificing the full scope here? victor, you may remember three or four months ago we were having a conversation in this very setting saying what are democrats doing? why is speaker pelosi waiting so long to proceed with the impeachment inquiry hearings. so what they did is they methodically waited to make sure they had enough evidence. but when the ukraine evidence presented itself, i think that was the move forward for democrats to say, okay, we have enough now to begin these hearings. i believe that eight legislative days is enough time to look at the new information that s been
President trump unloading on the impeachment hearings and reports that a former fbi lawyer may have altered a document in the russia investigation. republican congressman michael waltz is here to talk about all of that, plus 2020 democratic hopeful senator michael bennet. what will he do if impeachment ends up in the senate? and airlines are telling parents to pay more if they want to sit with their own kids. is that fair? tyrus gives us his take. that s coming up today on the daily briefing. harris: this has just happened. former national security advisor john bolton, whose name has repeatedly surfaced in the impeachment inquiry hearings as a witness to key events, has returned to twitter today following mysterious absence. today he said he was happy to be back and tease that he would have more to say. moments ago, during the last commercial break, here s what he said on twitter. since resigning his national security advisor, the white house refused to return access to my persona
This guy named president barack obama was president then. the president s war room tweeted this: nothing to see here. big mistake. steve: they took the story down. impeachment inquiry hearings centering around the person who started it all. the whistleblower. whoever they are. there was a group of other people you communicated with, but you would only give us one individual in that group. secretary kent, and you are not willing to tell us who that other individual is. mr. chairman, points of order. the witness has testified in his deposition he doesn t know who the whistleblower is. how does this outing the whistleblower to find out who this individual. i do not know who the whistleblower is. how is it possible for you to name these people and then out the whistleblower? steve: good point. ainsley: our next guest pointing out if the democrats don t know who the whistleblower is, how do they know to keep this person s name private? brian: one person who has been all over this