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Water on something that is a pretty clear thing in all of this which is, you know, bribery. >> yes. law professors arguing about historical bribery versus contemporary bribery will come to very different conclusions on what facts are needed and thats what turley is doing. hes just throwing up some dust in this whole thing. he is one of those who, as you said, wants to slow this process down and theres a real reason the house is rushing and thats the case that chairman schiff made that this is an...

In his testimony law professor jonathan turly criticized congress for what he called a facially incomplete and inadequate record in order to impeach a president. there is of course a reason the record is incomplete, as we said before. the president want to do that way. acting chief of staff mick muffle yes and don mcgahn refused to it testify. john bolt isnt not talking more is rudy giuliani. and then there are the documents the white house has refused to turn over any including briefing feerls ...

First to you, a democrat. you heard the speaker at the top of the hour. your reaction. >> well, first of all i dont think anybody should be celebrating this moment. we all may come to different conclusions whether or not the information that we received leads us to impeachment. but in no case should anybody celebrate whatever conclusion they come to. it is a sad day. i happen the agree with the speaker the information we got through the intelligence committee and then the testimony from the witn...

We all come to different conclusions whether or not the information we receive leads us to impeachment. but in no case should anybody celebrate whatever conclusion they come to. >> trace: action will pick up on monday when the relevant committees will present their findings to the house to the shape panel. and, rudy giuliani being in the ukraine this is the focus of the entire impeachment probe. and rudy giuliani was conducting shadowy diplomacy outside of visual channels during the spring and s...

Obama focused as? >> no, not necessarily, you see theres not a single campaign on the democratic side that does not have someone with obamas administration. i think the service to a quality when he expects people of a certain background to vote for a candidate just because of one person or just because of one thing because people are going to make their own decisions regardless of race, gender, religion, so i think everybody is looking at this and theyre coming to their own conclusions. >> bret:...

Signet what is out there is opinion basically on you have to make a lot of supposition about what you thought the president was thinking, what his intent was. facts are things like the number of people killed, the amount of money spent. opinions are things like what did he mean when he said that? what was his intention? is that a good argument or air are the democrats right? >> i think its a good argument. only someone who was totally ignored all of the evidence that is come out whats side effec...

Importantly, you have durham coming out, the u.s. attorney, and hes already announced its criminal. >> for months president trump has promised he would be vindicated by a set of twin investigations launched into the origins of the russia investigation and whether the fbi unjustifiably spied on his campaign. "the washington post" was first to report that the prosecutor hand-picked by attorney general william barr could not offer evidence to the justice departments inspector general to support the...

Told cnn that we can expect discussion of the mueller report to come up this morning as well as ukraine. do you think your party should keep it all narrow, limited to the ukraine scandal or include other issues like the mueller reports conclusions or the presidents finances for that matter? >> weve got to explore that. if you take a look at the resolution the house adopted, we directed the intelligence committee to be the lead fact-finding committee. and theyve done, i think, an admirable job in...

Conclusions. the framers provided for the impeachment of the president, because they feared that the president might abuse the power of his office for personal benefit, to corrupt the electoral process and ensure his re-election or to subvert the national security of the united states. high crimes and misdemeanors are abuses of power and of public trust connected to the office of the presidency. on the basis of the testimony and the evidence before the house, president trump has committed impeac...

That the aid be released and the nfc staff conclusions related to ukraine and white house records review of the hold on the ukraine aid which according to "the washington post" reveal extensive efforts to deal an after the fact justification and gordon sondland the administration wont turn over call records or emails and messages between sondland and mick mulvaney or john bolton. and they want to see related to the july 25th call with mr. pence and the details prepared with the meeting and the m...