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But now these kinds of trailing ends and the fuller back story on these ex-cons and these revealed schemes, theyre all starting to come to some dramatic conclusions. when it comes to that seedy little plot to apparently pay for the u.s. government turning against our ally qatar, well, elliott broidy, he is no longer the dechty finance chairman of the rnc. he stepped down from that position after is it was revealed he made hush money payments tie "playboy" model with whom hed had an affair. oddly...

How will the speaker know when that rubicon is crossed over public support saying nothing of her caucus? >> they have to figure out how to change the people of the american people about the presidents intent. the mueller report only goes so far in making firm conclusions and lays out different episodes. its up to the house democrats through these committees to fill in the gaps, to bring someone like don mcgahn not just to have his testimony to robert mueller and interview with mueller reflect in...

Chew gum at the same time but there are some things coming down the pike. >> you only have a certain amount of time, and each one of these committees. the judiciary isnt even meeting this week and we have an oversight hearing today. we have an oversight hearing tomorrow where we will vote on the subpoenas. so instead of spending time focused on these big issues like the crisis that our border, usmca, the things that these types of committee should be focused on, immigration falls right in the pu...

Their own conclusions. its increasing. the number of members coming to the conclusion that the president is essentially leaving us no choice but to exercise our responsibility under the constitution. that number is growing. its because the president is taking us there. i think for a lot of members, were ignoring the political implications of this. thats the case for me. i swore an oath to the constitution. ive read the mueller report. ive seen what hes done to try to block our use of our constit...

>> well, first of all, we do know that north korea wants us to feel threatened and we do know that north korea wants us to be confused. we know that for certain. on the other hand, this news that these top envoys of kim jong-un came from south korean sources and they came from other asian sources as they usually do. and theyre often very wrong. so the less an is we have to always be very, very careful where the sources come from and not jump to conclusions. >> that is a very good point. and kim ...

I put that fully at the doorstep of the president. >> well, im not sure what could change dramatically to change your opinion. >> neither do i. but my point is this. we have to take great caution in exercising this responsibility. its been used so rarely in the history of the country that we have to just take great care and make sure that if we go down this path, its because there is no other alternative. and were getting close to that point. >> well, i know you had this private meeting with nan...

Airline customers and with the traveling public on the 737 max. we will be wanting to know here with the slat tracks what did they know, when did they know it. whats the regulator, have we been told the whole story. is there more to come out. is it part of a wider picture. these you wouldnt normally have asked, but the issues of the way the max has been handled naturally leads to conclusions that we need to know more details fast. as for the airlines, well, those that have got grounded 737 maxes...

Some purpose in educating the public in 1974. >> let me put it to you this way. i saw an interview with you, with rachel maddow here at msnbc the other day. you said you are already satisfied in your view that the president obstructed justice, abused his power and youre satisfied that he conspired with the russians. if you open an impeachment inquiry and hold these hearings, and you already hold these conclusions, how could no that not lead to an impeachment vote? what could possibly be produced...

Secretly -- would ever surface. >> it was always for his private use. >> it was never designed to come out. people talking about their authentic conclusions and it is horrifying. >> it would be up to the supreme court to make the decision july 24th, 1974, the court issued its ruling. >> the supreme court ruled on the tape controversy. how is that ruling? >> it is a unanimous decision. 8-0, ordering the president of the united states to turn over the tapes. >> the court voted unanimously, unanimo...

Explaining the strategic justification of the relationship with saudi arabia. i think everyone understands that. what i tried to do was to narrow it to mohammed bin salman. this leader that this white house has invested a lot in. that theyve promoted as a reformer. with the things hes done whether it be ordering the murder of khashoggi or the way they conducted the war in yemen. again, i try to get him to rock con with that. he very much punted on the khashoggi situation. he said that the state ...