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Know, you didnt charge president trump with a crime because hes the president or, you know, x, y and z in certain circumstances and tried to grasp at those straws. >> for example, aha, he said the report didnt exonerate him. its in the report, that was 4 months ago that wasnt exactly breaking news. the washington post did fact-check of hearings, what certain members said and the only fact-check statements from republicans even though they disagreed with characterizations of democrats, does that ...

The other part that was troubling, noed ed ed a cosey f findings or conclusions or questions raised. thats what youre hearing in this report. >> they are talking about aaron zepley a moment ago. he wasnt sworn in the morning, he was sworn in the afternoon. i saw a couple of things where the congressman or woman would ask robert mueller a question. he might defer to zezedley. for anybody, seven hours of testimony is a ruling thing. >> its seven hours of testimony about a 400-page report and a yea...

Interference in the 2016 presidential election in front of two separate congressional committees. and frustrating lawmakers on both sides with his refusal to stray from the report or make any conclusions as to whether the president should be charged with obstruction of justice. what exactly if anything did we learn from former special counsel robert mueller? lets ask former justice department official and former counsel to the senate judiciary committee, greg nunsiata. welcome, sir. mess your t....

Yet, there was confusion from the beginning. youre right, big images, big headlines which people draw conclusions from right away. >> what does this do to the name of the covington school as well? these are difficult suits to win. i think they knew that going in, the sandman family. i didnt think it would be thrown out, the fact that he is a minor. i think there should be existing protections for minors in the course of how journalists cover them. they did nothing wrong, nothing at all, and said...

Out there, to get nancy pelosi on-board, to hopefully get robert mueller to say something that would be so compelling that even a lot of voters out there would also feel that there was a need for impeachment. instead, this performance in which he looked b be fudfud. dled at times and refusal to pay democratic games and give sound bites, it ended up a thud. i think if anything, it furthers along the end of the russia discussion. paul: im puzzled, bill, by this. i mean, mueller himself said in his...

Left-wing safe districts, democrats on cop toll -- capitol hill, didnt look like an appetite from bob mueller himself. arthel. arthel: thank you, coming up at the bottom of the hour, my interview with gop congressman mike johnson, member of the house judiciary committee and was the final republican at the hearing to summarize the republican conclusions of mr. muellers testimony. we will get his reaction to what democrats have planned next. eric: waiting for that, developments and two horrendous ...

Sitting president cannot be indicted and why once he become as private citizen he can be. >> got it. there was a lot of op-ed headlines out there after the testimony calling the testimony a fail yu. so we have r&epublicans appearig to accept the conclusions of special counsel and the democrats not accomplishing their goal here. so do you think they move the ball forward at all of the democrats? you seem to say no already, but digging a little deeper. >> yeah. i wouldnt say muellers testimony cou...

Liberty to aspouse their own position and criticize me for trying to go the path in most positive way. >> you heard from jerry nadler and house speaker nancy pelosi as democrats debate the next steps on potential impeachment proceedings, this comes just days after former special counsel robert mueller testified before two house committees, lets bring in gop congressman mike johnson from louisiana, he is a member of the house judiciary committee and was the last republican to summarize the gop co...

Conclusions of the mueller report be before the american people unfiltered by the lies of attorney general barr and president trump. you know, they -- barr has been lying about what was in the report. it was important that that be demolished, and that the findings of the report which are very, very damning to the president, be put before the american people. and even if it wasnt as dramatic as one might have hoped or thought it would be, that information is going to -- is going to get out more a...

The chairman of the house judiciary committee speaking out tonight about robert muellers testimony. congresswoman madeleine dean on the committee joins us now. so good to have you here. >> thank you. pleased to be with you. >> thank you so much. its a very busy time. so were glad to have you. >> important time. >> i want to play something for you. this is the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler. this is what he said a moment ago about robert muellers testimony. then well talk. >> its very impo...