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Elected. we had one of the earlier conversations after you were elected. this is a moment. whatever side of this thing you are on, this is on important moment. your committee is now going to draft articles of impeachment that may result in the impeachment for the third time of a president of the united states. how do you think about this, and how do you talk about this to your constituents? >> you know, look, its a solemn moment. it is a somber moment for our country, and i thought that speaker ...

2018. so the idea that a woman could not win when the woman who -- i think that we have to be honest about the fact that a woman absolutely could win, that women are competent, and that we generally have to get rid of this notion where men are overestimated for their competence and abilities and women are often underestimated, which is why we are so surprised when they show up and they do their job so professionally often. were like, wow, she seems to know her stuff. >> yeah. >> well, yes, you d...

>> it is unclear to us what those sensitive materials are at this point. earlier tonight despite weeks of complaints of republicans that the white house was not getting a fair shake in the impeachment process because it wasnt being allowed to participate, the white house has formally rejected an offer from the house judiciary committee to -- wait for it -- participate in the impeachment investigation. the white house counsel, pat cipollone, sent a letter to chairman nadler complaining about the ...

Finally tonight, its been a jam-packed and historic week of news with the announcement that the house will draft articles of impeachment against president trump as well as donald trumps much discussed nato summit and rudy giuliani latest jaunt to ukraine. but theres one thing that happened this week that cannot be overlooked or lost in the news coverage. i was shocked when i heard it on tuesday. i said then that it might be one of the most totalitarian-like statements issued yet by a member of t...

Wiretap, and the legal hoops and hurdles we had to jump through as law enforcement are enormous, rightfully so because if the government is going to surveil your calls in realtime, we want lots of protections in place. none of those protections apply to russian intelligence agencies or other foreign intelligence services. >> we do want those protections. we do want to know that our government doesnt eavesdrop on our phone calls except someone else might be doing so. >> yeah, and they have things...

And the foreign affairs committee, and the evidence underlying that report has been transmitted to the judiciary committee for its view. weve noticed a hearing for monday where we will have an opportunity to hear from counsel for the intelligence committee, both the majority and minority and give them an opportunity to present the evidence in greater detail. then ultimately the committee will have a solemn duty ahead, which is to review that evidence against the legal standards that were defined...

Ambassador to ukraine. when you look at fiona hill, it wasnt that somebody chose a woman. this was the woman in the job at the national security council who is the expert on u.s./russia/ukraine relations. when you look at professor karlan, pamela karlan, its not that somebody went and chose a woman. this is a woman who is a constitutional scholar and well informed. so the fact is no one was looking at this for the stagecraft. >> thats true. but i will point out when it comes to the ambassador an...

President clinton and to some extent president nixon participated at greater lengths in their impeachment inquiries than this president, who has directed his executive branch to simply not participate at all, and he has had every opportunity to engage in good faith and has chosen not to and instead has, you know, released these outlandish letters by the white house counsel all, in my view, in an attempt to obfuscate from the fundamental egregious nature of the presidents conduct that ultimately ...

"time" magazine, she talked about this moment as the moment that women thought hillary clinton would be the president. we finally would have some sort of representation that was equitable, and now this moment is the trump era instead. and so in a lot of ways, that maxine waters moment led us to the me too moment, also to brett kavanaughs confirmation, where i feel like women essentially were giving a primal scream that they are not consenting to the white male leadership structure that tradition...