Anderson, thank you and have a good weekend. I am Chris Cuomo. Welcome to prime time.

Fresh out tonight, new parnous evidence released by Democrats, indicating more about the

depth of deception and potential ugly intentions regarding then-embasitor to Ukraine, Yvonnevich.

Our court will test its value. And the president's legal team has been assembled to our impeachment

era prosecutors from Clinton who argued in favor of prosecuting the abuse of power. One of

them is Ken Starr, who Trump once called a lunatic and a wacko. Did the president really assemble

his legal team based at least in part on the people he likes to see on Fox News? Let's get

after it. Alright, one thing's clear, whatever his flaws and credibility issues as someone

who is indicted and kind of shady, live parnous is a first hand witness to everything

senators have to evaluate. He's also putting out documents to back up his claims that can

be what they call in the law, a cure to credibility issues. Now, the people working on his

behalf, texts, emails, pictures, live parnous had a way all through Trump co. And now there

are more of them to pour through. Some of them pertained to the possible surveillance of former

US ambassador Marie Yvonnevich. They clearly, maybe the guy was making it up and he's a shady

character too, this other guy hide. But they're back and forth about where she is and what's

going on with her and what they can do and what needs to happen and when is she out. There

are also communications between parnous and a top aid to Devon Nunes. Devon Nunes is the

ranking member of the House Intel Committee who said he didn't know parnous originally.

Now he says he just had one calls kind of weird boom, boom, boom, send them to my staff.

Now the communications show, I'll tell you what, Nunes is a real problem on his staff. If

he doesn't know anything about parnous and what he was doing because one of his staff members

was sitting up meetings for parnous with different Ukrainian officials, including meetings with

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