goodell be sacked? can condi rice save the league from itself? congressional consent. president obama will detate the strategy to combat isis tomorrow night. will he need approval to go after isis or will members prefer not to be. what the president has to say today and we will make decisions on how to go forward. until we know the strategy, we don t know what will be involved. certainly there is quite a very varying view and the big question is boots on the ground and what that constitutes. i m andrea mitchell in washington. just down i-95 from the ravens in baltimore, the source of outrage and the team. roger goodell suspended the running back indefinitely after tmz sports posted this video yesterday, showing rice punching his now wife in at anulantic city elevator knocking her unconscious with a left hook to the head. he is seen droging her out of the elevate and he moves her leg as though first the door closes and he tries again to get her out through the elevator a
via a campaign of social media manipulation and intelligence gathering. we re going to be joined by one of the reporters on that big story in just a moment. but we begin tonight here. it is done. this weekend, after being confirmed by an historic narrow 50-48 in the united states senate, brett kavanaugh was sworn in as the newest justice of the supreme court. he was sworn in immediately before anything else could happen. and then this evening, he got a formal installation ceremony at the white house with donald trump and a bunch of his conservative friends. it was 89 days from kavanaugh s nomination to his confirmation on saturday. 89 long, long days. but brett kavanaugh s nomination was not the longest nomination battle in recent history. if you set aside for a moment the merrick garland debacle, because of course his nomination was never actually taken up by the senate thanks to mitch mcconnell, then kavanaugh clocks in as the second longest in the last 27 years. the longes
with the special counsel back in february. he agreed to cooperate fully with mueller s prosecutors. tonight, the times reports on an apparent attempt by rick gates to help the trump presidential bid, potentially via a campaign of social media manipulation and intelligence gathering. we re going to be joined by one of the reporters on that big story in just a moment. but we begin tonight here. it is done. this weekend after being confirmed by an historically narrow 50-48 in the united states senate, brett kavanaugh was sworn in as the newest justice of the supreme court. he was sworn in immediately before anything else could happen. and then this evening he got a formal installation ceremony at the white house with donald trump and a bunch of his conservative friends. it was 89 days from kavanaugh s nomination to his confirmation on saturday. 89 long, long days. brett kavanaugh s nomination was not the longest nomination battle in recent history. if you set aside for a mom
new witnesses. but first, the man who is helping get the president to this precipice, rudy giuliani and i just won t stop talking. he won t stop. he can t stop. rudy, it s not good for you or those ukrainian guys you hang out with or the president of the zbluts united states. you need a lawyer actually. a new piece the new yorker reveals the remarkable admission from president trump s personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, where he says that he needed former ukraine ambassador marie yovanovitch out of the way because she was hindering his push to get dirt on former vice president joe biden. in the december issue of the new yorker, giuliani confirmed that he saw yovanovitch as an obstacle saying in part, quote, i believe that i needed yovanovitch out of the way. she was going to make the investigations difficult for everybody. when asked about yovanovitch in an yf last night, giuliani confirmed he pushed her out but denied needing her out of the way. now this hit piec