a lot of people have since. that republican romp in november that was a give-me, not so fast and not a give-me. we have you covered with connell mcshane on what has mcconnell worried. jessica taylor on the polls showing the cracks and grady trimble at the iowa state fair with potential presidential candidates looking for openings. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. let s begin with connell mcshane on what is giving mitch that twitch. it s interesting. leader mcconnell is making the point that if you look at a statewide race, that s really when the candidate matters, not just whether there s an r or d next to his name what many expect to be a big year for republicans, when we dig in, we see the gop struggling in senate races. the democrat is john fedder man leading dr. oz in the polls so much so that the cook political report has changed the rating from toss-up to now lean democrat. fedderman has been trying to portray oz as this out of touch carpet b
to get hurt until the movement is stopped. that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. good evening, chris. we have in the fourth coming block a fairly robust discussion about media that is apparently changing its policies to further abet trump s lies in the contenth of what he s saying about paul pelosi and that attack. it is a combustible mix. it really is. thank you, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining me this hour. before he was even elected president, donald trump had a journalists kicked out of a press conference just for asking a question. excuse me, sit down. you weren t called. sit down. you weren t called. trump looks over at his staff, a bodyguard walks over and ushers ramos out of the news conference. sit down, sit down, go back to univision. the journalist trump had his security kick out from that press conference was jorge ramos, one of the most prominent latino journalists in the c
to say that this is the affidavit that is in the publicest interest that it needs to be released. they want to know what s going on with the witnesses who may be speaking with the government as well as where the investigation stands as the feds continue to find out why there were classified and top secret documents being kept at mar-a-largo. trump s attorneys, they did not speak during yesterday s hearing. they didn t file any motions. even though on social media, trump claimed he wanted the entire affidavit unsealed for the sake of transparency. on capitol hill, anywhere the republicans are around the country, they continue to urge the justice department to be more forthcoming about what led up to the search. we heard from the ranking member of the senate committee. chuck grassley. people around this country should have extraordinary confidence in the fbi. the confidence has been shaken. not just because of what happened a couple weeks ago, but because of a history of this
days. monica lewinsky the former white house intern. reporter: where is monica lewinsky today? now 40, lewinsky has been keeping a low profile. her former publicest told cnn she is trying to lead a private life. cameras caught lewinsky leaving a party in london. and in new york with friends in 2009. she eearned a master s degree in social psychology in 2006. before that lewinsky hosted mr. personality, a shorlt lived show on fox. she became a household name for having an oval office affair with president bill clinton that led to his impeachment. indeed i did have a relationship with ms. lewinskyt that was not appropriate. reporter: the affair put lewinsky squarely in the spot