To the Point
Following the money in the Russia investigation
Donald Trump is warning special prosecutor Robert Mueller not to dig too deep into his family's finances. But that seems to be a direction the investigation is heading. Guest host Josh Barro speaks with four guests who can provide an idea of where that inquiry might lead.
By Josh Barro • • 50m ListenPhoto: Russian real estate developer Aras Agalarov (C) stands with his son, singer Emin Agalarov, and publicist Rob Goldstone (R) during a news conference with Donald Trump (not in photo) following the 2013 Miss USA pageant at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada June 16, 2013. (Steve Marcus/Reuters)
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3 storiesHow will McCain's absence affect progress of the health bill?
Washington has rallied around Sen. John McCain after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. McCain spoke up for the first time today, tweeting "Unfortunately for my sparring partners in Congress, I'll be back soon. So stand by!"
Read the story6 minReal estate, Russian oligarchs and American politics
President Trump made clear on Wednesday in an interview with the New York Times , that he's unhappy with a lot of the people who work for him. He attacked his own attorney general, saying Jeff Sessions' recusal from the Russia investigation was "very unfair to the president."
Read the story32 minAre you open to changing your mind on politics?
Is there any public policy issue that you think you have all figured out -- that you're willing to try to change your mind on?
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