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November 27, 2019
We move to the judiciary committee next week, just keeping on this simple message. because the american people by and large, there is an information deficit out there on all of this stuff. and they basically understand what trump did was wrong. in fact, i think 70%, 80% of the country, even republicans understand what he did was wrong. the question is how do you get them to the point where they support impeaching him? and thats where you tie in the bribery argument. >> just to make another point...
November 22, 2019
Would you encapsulate this? >> youre giving a good challenge for a tv reporter here. i think it comes down to the democrats central message that they had witnesses say over and over again that they believe there was a policy coming out of the white house that essentially said if ukraine -- only if ukraine mounted investigations that were personally of interest and personally beneficial to the president could ukraine get the things it wanted, including a white house meeting and military aid money...
November 17, 2019
There is no direct linkage to this and there is no quid pro quo and no bribery. the democrats have accused them of. >> the bribery argument is very important. previously democrats have been claiming that there was a quid pro quo. but the constitution specifically says for a president to be impeached they need to have committed high crimes and misdemeanors, bribery or treason. now you for nancy pelosi and other democrats switch to the word bribery because it is outlined in the constitution that s...
November 14, 2019
Of the potential articles of impeachment. an increasing number of witnesses, of course, are part of the evidence yar reasoning for that. you have now more and more people out in public stating the evidence that would support a bribery case, and you have more democrats getting on board with the bribery argument. >> the president broke the law. this is a very strong case of bribery. >> president trump was indeed soliciting a bribe. its extortion. >> if you sought to condition, coerce, extort, or b...