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And obviously, hes letting the house investigators draw their own conclusions. but you can tell by the kind of record keeping that bill taylor did that he was supernervous about all of this. his tone changes in the text messages as does sondlands. >> let me go to garret. all day today before the washington post got hair hands on the actual opening statement text that certainly reads like a road map here, the buzz had been taylor was delivering a bombshell testimony. a lot of democrats and sounds...

Fighters, but they have to get tougher and fight because the democrats are trying to hurt the republican party for the election. >> senator romney spoke to reporters on capitol hill saying his fellow lawmakers should not jump to any conclusions ahead of a potential impeachment trial in the senate. >> i think most people are looking at whats going on in the house with interest, obviously with concern, but ultimately we may well become a jury, andom if thats the case, think people want to make the...

Something out of ukraine that would benefit him politically. not the broader concerns that have been existent across multiple administrations about the level of corruption weve seen historically in ukraine. howard: anticipated my question to you. it usually means using aid as leverage to advance american national interests, in this case the criticism is, obvious, that it was to advance the presidents personal political interests. >> i think it depends on who you listen to. once that statement wa...

Conduct a review of the origins of the russia investigation, and no one is sure what the basis of the review is. but weve learned that the review has expanded. durham has added staff, hes expanded the timeline. hes looking that conduct that happened after donald trump was inaugurated the were reporting that hes asked to interview many of the cia analysts who were behind the intelligence community assessment that russia attacked the election in 2016 in favor of donald trump. >> but, ken, i could ...

Out of ukraine that would -- something out of ukraine that would benefit him politically. not the broader concerns that have been existent across multiple administrations about the level of corruption weve seen historically in ukraine. howard: anticipated my question to you. it usually means using aid as leverage to advance american national interests, in this case the criticism is, obvious, that it was to advance the presidents personal political interests. >> i think it depends on who you list...

Two women coping with terrible tragedies, neither willing to accept the sheriffs departments conclusions. mary was about to make some incredible accusations and she wouldnt back down. >> could rebecca have been killed? a second autopsy magnifies the mystery. coming up -- >> some deep bruising and internal bleeding which couldnt be explained by hanging. >> reporter: but could be explained by what? >> by somebody knocking her down from behind and hog tying her. something along those lines. a strug...

Palestinians and so forth. you have iran, syria, russia consolidating gains in syria. united states has walked away from one of its principal partners in the region. terrorists will come back. all this is happening and a part of the world that still matters, energy, proliferation, terrorism, the like. and weve talked about it here before, you cant compartmentalize it. we may see this as a square on the chessboard, but the rest of the chessboard is looking at it. the whole world is watching and e...

Sanctions on iran. so why on earth was this one individual afforded preference treatment other than he had rudy giuliani showing for him. >> where does that take you in terms of what your concerns are when you look at the broader question of this president and his abuse of office with what we learned about with rudy giuliani and ukraine? >> so, listen, i think its hard right now to jump to conclusions. you hinted at one possible explanation. if rudy giuliani was running ukraine policy for the pr...

Remember, trump has been making a huge deal over the course of the last two years, how he is imposing the crippling sanctions on iran. theres truth to that. why on earth was this one individual afforded preferential treatment other than he had rudy giuliani showing for him. >> where does that take you as far as what your concerns are, when you look at the broader question of this president and abuse of office, with what we learned about with rudy giuliani and ukraine. >> i think its hard right n...

This question. we came to those conclusions on our own. and nearly unanimous support within the democratic caucus and one independent made it clear its the position we hold. the concern many of us have had, however, is that if every time some procedural issue is raised legitimate or not, were supposed to jump. its insane. for example, do we think if we held a vote which would get all, if not all, nearly all democrats to vote for it, would mr. scalise then say oh, okay, fine. i guess we can move ...