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Jerry nadler, how judiciary chairman, who would oversee hoe impeachment proceeding is also at the moment on the same page with the speaker. the question is, will she ultimately bend if more democrats say its time to move forward? >> that is the question, as we see the chairman of the house judiciary committee getting seated next to the ranking member republican doug collins. were going to listen to opening statements. can i ask you, is the democratic strategy by leadership, at least pelosi, et c...

Accomplish it? this is one idea. candidates have a lot of ideas, they dont all agree but its good to have a debate and some republicans supported changing the number in the past and it has changed several times in our history so lets talk about it. shannon: article iii does not provide a number but if congress can set it, it wasnt six but eventually they decided it would not work and the founding fathers i dont think ever thought the court would be leaned upon as often as it is on these issues w...

Article iii is adopted. the adoption... >> at 1:22 p.m., by a party-line vote, the house approved articles of impeachment alleging perjury and obstruction of justice against president william jefferson clinton. for the first time since 1868, the president had been impeached. >> when the speaker brought down the gavel on article i with a majority of votes, it was a very quiet moment in the chamber. people were not applauding. people were not clapping. i think we were all very sober. >> a stunned ...

Saw president clintons january 17 paula jones deposition and heard the misleading answers that brought him to this point. >> and id like you to listen to the presidents deceptions for yourself. >> at any time, have you and monica lewinsky ever been alone together in any room in the white house? >> i think i testified to that earlier. i think that there is a... it is... i have no specific recollection -- >> life was so much simpler before they found that dress, wasnt it? >> there were four articl...

The nays are 212. article iii is adopted. the adoption... >> at 1:22 p.m., by a party-line vote, the house approved articles of impeachment alleging perjury and obstruction of justice against president william jefferson clinton. for the first time since 1868, the president had been impeached. >> when the speaker brought down the gavel on article i with a majority of votes, it was a very quiet moment in the chamber. people were not applauding. people were not clapping. i think we were all very so...

Saw president clintons january 17 paula jones deposition and heard the misleading answers that brought him to this point. >> and id like you to listen to the presidents deceptions for yourself. >> at any time, have you and monica lewinsky ever been alone together in any room in the white house? >> i think i testified to that earlier. i think that there is a... it is... i have no specific recollection -- >> life was so much simpler before they found that dress, wasnt it? >> there were four articl...

A long time. >> laura: the nationwide adjunction has to be stopped. certain judges have completely abandoned the article iii limits and are totally out of control. but congress, perhaps more than all of the other culprits on the naughty list, deserve the most of the blame here. both parties could have solved the nightmare had they acted to shore up the asylum loopholes while obama was president. democrats should struck a deal with trump while the iron was hot. republicans were willing to grant a...

They are an equal branch of government, and he should respect that. i they have chief justice john robert was right in calling him on it. the president did not do what i think is appropriate. we dont want to change the nature of the checks and balances that come from article 1, 2 and 3. hes article 2, congress is article i, he should respect article i, and in order for them to have respect for him. hes the personification of article ii in our constitution. >> just very quickly, before i let you ...

And also joe manchin has constituents that are vore supportive of brett kavanaugh, and he was hearing from them on a regular basis. i will note when he was on capitol hill he was hearing from sexual assault survivors, from protesters. and those are the kind of moments that have an impact on senators. in the end particularly given that he wasnt going to end up being the deciding vote and given he has opened up a lead in this race and this might lock up his re-election, a decide he decided to go w...

Understanding of my answer if i explain it, i think. >> i really just want your answer on the record. i think im pretty capable of understanding it on my own. >> but then everyone, to understand, my answer. so theres nominee precedent of how justices and nominees, in my position, have answered in the past. ill be succinct, if i can. and all eight sitting justices -- >> you said this in the hearing so people who are listening and interested actually have heard you say this already. >> i think its...