All right. Thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to prime time. The president referred to his

own great and unmatched wisdom in connection with his decision to let Turkey have its way with the Kurds.

And yet his own party is coming at him like never before. This is not a time for him to lose his friends

in the face of potential impeachment.

We have news on that front and the president's personal lawyer is here on what the case is for

this president on impeachment and that big case over the disclosure of his taxes.

This is a big week. What do you say? Let's get after it.

Boy, you know, the irony cannot be lost. Republicans have done everything they can to close their eyes to obvious problems with this president. And yet, not this time. When it comes to this new foreign policy

controversy about taking U.S. troops out of the region around Syria, you got Senator Graham,

Senator McConnell coming at him. Big words, hot words on wanting to withdraw troops from that area.

Their concern is obvious.

Twofold.

One, wrong message to our allies.

Who's going to fight beside us if they know we won't stay beside them?

And if Turkey goes after the Kurds and starts a slaughter,

is that blood on American hands?

Let's bring in a perfect guest to talk about both big issues.

We have Congresswoman Elaine Luria is a Democrat in a swing district.

She's also on the Armed Services and Veterans Affairs Committee

and served 20 years in the Navy retiring as a commander.

As we say to all veterans, thank you for your service,

Congresswoman, and welcome to prime time.

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