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Behaved. he thinks thats bravery. and thats how this president views the world. thats how hes led. and thats certainly why hes decided to tie himself to mr. gallagher, whos going to become a very valuable piece on the campaign trail from what reporting has told us, as well. hes been at mar-a-lago and hes going to be someone active on the campaign trail as well. >> phil rucker, thats the piece of this. its not just the conduct of overruling and overriding. what has, for decades, been a system im ...

Doing the very best they can to obey the justice codes and carrying on, protecting this nation. >> what do you make of the presidents involvement and the lasting impact it has had on our armed forces? >> you could argue and probably persuasively, that decision to pardon gallagher in the first place was a political act, mostly to appeal to the presidents supporters. but because there was so much, both inside and outside the military after that, i thought that the president probably decided to dou...

Because people have their emotions running high and do things that they might not ordinarily do. the very smartest thing they couldnt do is handle this in a courtroom in a very civilized way. the losers here are the kids. >> that its unfortunate. what happens with the kids in a case like this? youve got to parents who share our children so theyre going to be in each others lives forever. that is what happens when you have children and decide to get a divorce. what happens to the children and all...

I yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. >> i move to strike the last word. mr. chairman, my mind is boggled by the gentleman from georgia saying that bribery was okay until 1787 when the constitution was adopted and two years later when congress passed the first criminal code. first of all, there is a common law definition of bribery. i think people long before 1787 realized that bribery was no good, but we also had criminal codes in each of the 13 independent states, colonies, before the de...

Against president trump. if they pass, which is all but certain, the full house will vote on them likely next week. i want to bring in laura coates, michael moore. good evening to both of you. laura, we heard it again and again from republicans, the argument that there is no crime here. does that matter? >> well, no, theres actually not a requirement in the constitution you have to actually commit a crime. that would make sense, right? because the phrase, "high crimes and misdemeanors" exist, mu...

Colleagues to let your conscience be your guide. i yield back. >> mr. chairman, i moved to strike the last word. my mind is boggled by the gentleman from georgia saying that bribery was okay until 1787 when the constitution was adopted and two years later when congress passed the first criminal code. first of all, theres a common law definition of bribery. i think people long before 1787 realized that bribery was no good. we also had criminal codes in each of the 13 independent states, colonies,...

>> reporter: chloe wieglands mother kim did not hold back. right after the civil lawsuit was filed in federal court in miami this morning. >> royal caribbean police a major role in the death of our child. >> reporter: the wiegland family attorney is michael winkleman. >> its our clear allegation in the complaint that they either knew about the window safety, window fall prevention codes or should have known about them because its the industry standard. >> reporter: the lawsuit contains these rev...

I ask my colleagues to let your conscience be your guide. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. for what purposes does mr. sensenbrenner -- >> i move to strike the last word. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> my mind is boggled by the gentleman from georgia saying that bribery was okay until 1787 when the constitution was adopted and two years later when congress passed the first criminal code, first of all, there is a common law definition of bribery. i think people long before 1787 real...

One of the biggest counter terrorism movements in history and now hes a failed presidential candidate. hes working for the man that bested him as the republican nominee for president and hes eager to stay in the inner circle. i think it is a plausible theory. >> the other part of this is, steve, watching people who were doing law enforcement join with people who sound like criminals. we had congressman omar on recently, and she said, look, donald trump acts like a gangster and rudy giuliani is h...

Whats he talking about? >> its nonsensical. >> all i can say is bless his heart. steve * whats he going to do with that? >> this is the democrat frontrunner? this is the best they have? hes supposed to have the nuclear codes? they are worried about trump? steve: because he has the hairy legs. >> seeing biden on this trail gave me a new respect for the obamas. the obamas kept the lid on joe biden. there are rumors obama didnt like biden and didnt want to take him on as the running partner. can yo...