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The fact that the president might want to skip out of this judiciary committee opening hearing and others to follow, because it is essentially a kangaroo court or its not fair. >> the rules about which the president are complaining were written by the house of representatives. the president would be very unwise not to send lawyers the there. legal scholars are arguing -- >> neil: these are not the exact same rules that the democrats are taking liberties and republicans themselves did not. >> the...

Colorado and the southern states that vote that day. so this is going to be a very drawn out presidential campaign and process. you have 16 people. i think that i occupy a unique lane right now in the issues that im fighting for and who im speaking up for. often, people who dont have a voice. and, you know, im going to keep working to get support. >> i want to ask you about a -- a comment that rayez wrote in an op-ed about arguing in favor of you staying in the race. he said on a pragmatic level...

Feeling that theyve been cut out of this. and then by virtue of that, saying its unfair. so, thats one argument. but if they were to embrace participation in the hearings, then they, in effect, legitimize them. and theyve also been arguing that it is an illegitimate, sham process. so, that means the president has sort of a rock and a hard place decision. if he takes part, he can really be constrained in calling it illegitimate. if he doesnt, then he continues the ability to not mount his own def...

>> this guys drinking, theres firearms in the house. so he must have shot her. >> why couldnt it be exactly that simple? this wouldnt be the first time that mixing alcohol, an argument and a handgun led straight to a prison sentence. conrad told us what he told police. it isnt that simple. sure, he and heidy had been drinking and, yes, they had been arguing, but he said neither was an explanation for what happened. >> i could have upset her with some of the things ive said or the way i acted wit...

Conrad. >> everyone felt his behavior was odd. >> hes yelling, but its a violent yelling. hes like, if you dont save her, im going to [ bleep ] kill you. >> crook found those threats so alarming, he took out his phone to record them. >> youre gonna [ bleep ] die and everyone in your life is going to die if she dies. >> it could be the way this guy reacts to trauma, but im telling you it was a red flag at the time. >> also a red flag conrad was drunk. he admitted he and heidy had been drinking ea...

Powers including some of what trumps arguing, for example, we know that trump has said that the president is not subject to any kind of legal criminal process while in office. he cant even be investigated. and thats an extreme point of view. if we look at where trump is getting his judges from, the federalist society, this radically conservative right wing group. a lot of those folks share the same extreme ideas, he might lose in all the appellate courts but might win based on this conservative ...

>> katie: an eye-opening new gallup poll finds socialism as nearly as popular as capitalism among young adults. the poll finds positive attitudes toward capitalism have plunged by double digit since 2010, now standing at 51%. support for socialism has remained largely the same, around 50%. if philadelphia" or op-ed arguing that capitalism and socialism have become meaningless terms, the author writing, "if you are a very openly socialist politicians advocate government control as a means of prod...

Lets bring in our panel, byron york, chief political correspondent of the "washington examiner." susan page bureau chief of "usa today" and "washington post" columnist mark t7. it does the timing, considering what weve seen in the fall out of these public hearings had before we get the articles of impeachment that the house judiciary committee will move forward with, does the timing affect the defense of the president? >> it does, democrats have an arguing that there was a quid pro quo in the re...

Court on don mcgahn? it was a stunning rebuke of not just the administration, but the dod doj and what the doj is arguing. a judge said that in order to argue that these administration officials do not have to testify, you have to read the constitution and its separation of powers backwards. >> yeah. that judge didnt come to play. that was a fun read. >> she said all of history has shown that the president is not a king. >> which is exactly right. but i think it still comes down to the fact that...