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An investigation into joe biden. >> again, its open season on the 2020 election. >> is an excuse for the president to extort help from ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election. >> laura: password to the reaction after mulvaneys press conference, those claiming a pre crow to mike and mike quid pro quo have gone back in time. >> was having in their best getting those in 22. >> >> laura: a2 ukraine was tid in the investigation into the 2016 election. >> military aid was withheld and parts out of a...

2016. things have gone from very, very bad to much, much worse. the idea that vital military assistance would be withheld for such a patently political reason, for the reason of serving the presidential reelection campaign, is a phenomenal breach of the presidents duty to defend our national security and i hope that every member democrat and republican will speak out and condemn this illicit action by the president and his chief of staff. thank you. >> "the washington post" reports officials clo...

Should feel about all this. >> i have news for everybody. get over it. theres going to be political influence in foreign policy. >> and much to mick mulvaneys surprise, that didnt help anyone get over it. republicans did not rush to the microphones to say, thanks, mick, that clears that up. adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee actually left the deposition that he was conducting today with one of the self-labelled three amigos of the trump ukraine conspiracy to say this -...

So i think hell take that and put that into his presidential run. i dont see him going negative. i see him just really taking a visionary kind of look. and on the pollsters and consultants, i think the norms of political politics have kind of been broken. look at what trump did in 2016. things are just different, especially with social media and, as i said, these variety rahal moments. so i think he has a really good shot. the question is can he sustain it? will it last past six months. thats go...

Was asking about. if you do run and the numbers dont add up your way and it looks like a second term for the president, what wou president, would you commit to dropping out? >> i am not going to run for president if it looks like -- >> look at 2016. things change. >> its a lot less about me than giving the american people a voice that they dont have. what better expression of our democracy than giving the american people a better choice? >> all right. so as youll see there, we dont know. if he d...

Tally up when i get to the next three or four months and i take my message out to the american people and i continue to talk this way about how concerned i am about the country and how much i think we can do so much better under a different process. if the numbers dont add up, i will not run for president because i will not do anything whatsoever to reelect donald trump. no one wants to see him fired more than me. >> mr. schultz, the fall of 2020 is what i was asking about. if you do run and the...

On the campaign about those e-mails he was apprised of in april of 2016. things like this where it just has to be more than a coincidence that all of these things kind of con virgin and the campaign at once and the cherry on top of this, the thing that might be the driving factor of all this is the trump tower moscow deal. it really could come all the way back to the money and to the fact that the president was pursuing this massive deal in russia, and if nothing else, at least it explains why h...

Lawmakers to impeach the president but it all looks like it would be a rather nasty fight at this president of the united states is to try to be impeached over an alleged campaign finance violation going back 2016. >> things are going be interesting. thanks for having me. a bombshell report claiming that jared kushner the son-in-law and senior advisor broke white house of protocol and advises the crown prince before and after the widely publicized murder of the writer. lawmakers are urging washi...

So rather than direct their anger at trump, the establishment, frankly in both parties should be directing it at themselves. for it is their policies that the voters turned against in 2016. things like open borders, china trade, nafta, high taxes, endless wars. those werent trump policies, those were the policies of the establishment. and the establishment gopers apparently think the way to win back the people that they lost to trump is to belittle the president no on-stoon-stop? even if during ...

Than direct their anger at trump, the establishment frankly in both parties should be directing it at themselves, for it is their policies that the voters turned against in 2016. things like open bord efrz, china trade, nafta, high taxes, endless wars, those werent trump policies, they were the policies of the establishment and the establishment g. o. p.ers think the way to win them back is to belittle president trump even during formal on-air eulogies and tributes? at a time like this when a fa...