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>> it wasnt just the legalese, it was my experience, what schiff said in august, with my discussions with members of staff of this committee. i might be wrong but i gave my opinion based on my experience. >> they said they like what youre saying. they didnt give you any proof of the same, right? >> i gave my analysis. i look at the facts and i draw my conclusions. based on my ix experience, i know how it operates. >> i hear you. im just saying i would want to hear more facts about it. the fact a...

Well explain. plus hillary clinton on a media tour promoting a new book and revealing the gutsiest things shes ever done. weighing in on the impeachment saying house democrats are doing the right thing and not worried theyre overreaching. >> we dont have concerns about that. because i think the evidence concerning ukraine is so dramatic and irrefutable. it came out of the white house. let the impeachment inquiry proceed. i know that will do a thoughtful thorough job. nobody should jump to conclu...

Doesnt help what their theory is and the conclusions they have already reached. steve: you know, the news today later and we wont actually know what happens is the department of state inspector general is going up on capitol hill. hes going to be in one of those scif rooms which is super secret where they can talk about secret documents that could be related to the whistleblower. it could be related to ukraine. it does -- the announcement was made that he wanted to speak to them about an urgent ...

Find it extraordinary that republican elected leaders and also trump defenders in the press can say the mueller report came and went and nothing came of it. there was nothing to see there. nothing to see there, move along, they dismiss it in a sentence ignoring the fact that there were ten instances of possible obstruction of justice, and my god, the collusion half of the mueller report is damning despite the fact there were no ultimate conclusions there. and now trying to dismiss this ukrainian...

The constitution. we did not swear an oath to get re-elected in the next election so we have to do the right thing. i mean, at long last thinking about it in this context, its the president who puts his own political interest, his own narcissistic, self centered political interest ahead of national security, ahead of his own oath. this branch of government that im a part of has to step up and do what the framers expected us to do, follow our conscious, follow the oath of office. now each member ...

Several of president trumps top men are under fire. his attorney rudy giuliani has been subpoenaed by house dems to hand over documents about his dealings with ukraine. cnn has learned that secretary of state mike pompeo was on that july 25th phone call between president trump and ukraines leader. and "the washington post" reports that attorney general bill barr has urged foreign governments to help discredit u.s. intelligence conclusions about russian interference in the 2016 election. joining ...

What happened? you think that a politician is no longer going to be in power would have more time for charitable work. you would think the focus could be really on all the good that they were doing. i think they should look into it. something else may have been going on. >> tucker: i dont want to jump to any conclusions here because im a journalist, as you know. im in empiricist by temperament. it almost sounds like an influence peddling scheme and not a charity.ou >> if youre going to be runnin...

The path we have. >> youre a member of the house judiciary committee with oversight of the department of justice. we got information today that the the president asked the president of australia to help bash on an issue hes apparently overseeing with a former u.s. attorney whos looking into essentially the origins of the mueller investigation. theres also reporting that pharr personally asked foreign officials to aid that inquiry into the presidents cia activities in 2016. on its face, the leade...

Doing its job and investigation -- >> oh, spying on him, thats a nice word. >> and attacking the special counsel despite the special counsels long record of dedicated public service and now attacking a whistleblower. the facts will come out. theres a lot there, and its interesting you see how republicans now, some of them starting to caution against jumping to conclusions. ben sasse, the senator from nebraska said lots not circle the wagons around the president quite yet, lets get the facts. and...

That president trump called his counterpart in australia and pressed him to aid in this probe. so its pretty unusual because the attorney general generally is not going to be hands-on in an investigation like this, let alone be taking trips abroad to press forward this investigation. so thats what were learning about bill barrs personal involvement in this investigation of the investigators on the russia case. >> david jolly, it says using department of justice resources to investigate foreign a...