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President trump without him confronting his accusers. you should not be fired and this person should not are put in jail. but he should come forward like snowden and reveal himself. >> bret: you agree with lindsey graham on something? >> yes, it doesnt happen every day of the week. >> bret: where do you think this goes? it seems like its heading to an impeachment vote in the house. then head your way to the senate? >> i think it will be partisan. in the house no republicans voted for this. i thi...

Well. take a listen to what senator paul said. >> hunter biden made $50,000 a month. thats the definition of corruption. we know he got it only because of his family connections. we also now know the name of the whistle-blower. i say tonight to the media, do your job and print his name! >> someone who worked on crafting and message. is that the best rallying cry going forward for republicans? >> i think it depends. its sort of a cognitive dissonance, so to speak. there are a reason whistle-blowe...

Mulvaney, also a former omb official, he was actually on the call between the president and the ukrainian president, and he also might have some details about how that money was held up or even transferred. jim, poppy? >> thanks very much. the attorney for the ukraine whistleblower says his client is willing to answer questions from republican lawmakers but in written form. this comes after the president, you may have known, has repeatedly demanded the whistleblowers identity being revealed sayi...

Today released the depositions of two key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry and provided much more detail about the shadow ukraine policy that is leading to the presidents likely impeachment. for his part, president trump continues to attempt to defend himself, mainly by attacking his accusers and lying about them. for instance, claiming that the whistle-blower complaint has been proven false even though it has not. multiple former and current trump administration officials who have testified...

>> and every substantiative element that the whistle-blower outlined has basically been confirmed and/or furthered by what we know from this testimony, laura. so you see this, and its just a side show. its just a distraction gig from the president. >> it is. its essentially saying to yourself, lets shoot the messenger, which you should not obviously do in any realm of life. but its more than that. just last week, the president up until that point has been complaining that the whole reason he wan...

Despite laws specifically designed to protect that persons identity. theres reasons for that, some people feel -- they dont feel feel when theyre exposing alleged wrong doing. >> they can come forward. for weeks the president has been insisting that he deserves to, quote, meet his accuser. >> its a phony scam. its a hoax. and the whistleblower should be revealed because the whistleblower gave false information. >> meantime, the attorney for the ukraine call whistleblower says his client is willi...

Theres so many things that we cant list normally what upset both parties, right? these are laws. part of our legal code and institutions for a reason. but fact is its not just the president. its many of his allies, jim jordan, saying this man or woman, should be brought out in public. >> reporter: yeah. its important to say exactly what this is. this is a strategy to distract. it is a strategy to deflect because -- thats just a fact. because lets just take what theyre saying, that he deserves to...

Questions from lawmakers, republican lawmakers in particular without compromising or exposing the whistle-blowers identity. but president trump believes he deserves to meet his accuser face-to-face in person. he wants to make the whistle-blowers identity public and he tweeted today that written answers are not acceptable. house republicans meanwhile, they are more on the fence about it. listen to how congressman jim jordan explain why republicans would prefer to hear from the whistle-blower in p...

Myself from my dad, put us in separate vehicles. >> to the kids it all pointed to a rush to judgment that turned into an obsession. >> if youre going to it looking for trouble, youre going to find it. >> we were also as a family never informed what they were do doing at cottonwood creek, doing all sort of tests on the water and things like that. this was all like a closely guarded secret they felt they needed to share with him or the family or the victim of my mother. >> he felt the next year in...

Judge jeanine: the fact that the american people are watching this and instinctively we have a sense of justice. i was in the courtroom for 30 years. people get the right to confront your accuser, the right to cross-examine and hear all the evidence. none of that is happening here. >> i think most of people have at least passed 9th grade civics. maybe its not taught anymore. there are three equal branches of government. i wonder if the legislative branch can summarily dismiss the executive branc...