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Catch up with this president, just like its caught up with others who thought they could get away with violating the law. >> you were once the chief of staff to president clinton. i remember you told me you thought clinton had more than paid the price for monica lewinsky because the shadow of impeachment would forever hang over the legacy of his presidency. so if president trump were impeached but not removed from office given the gop-controlled senate would have to convict, do you think thats p...

In funds that ukraine needed to fend off the russians. thats impeachable. neil: all right. well, we dont know that for sure, to be fair, congressman, so we cant convict -- >> well, i have the proof. neil: well -- >> well, i do have evidence of it in my hand, if i may share it with you quickly. neil: go ahead. >> i have, first, the memo, the july 25th phone memo where the president of ukraine says, "one of my assistants spoke with mr. giuliani just recently." this is in the memo. and then you -- ...

Fixing this. two attorneys general under nixon were convicted of crimes, not just mitchell, but his successor. so barr better be thinking about whats going to happen to him. what barr did was also to deep six this, just like patrick gray. he was also involved in watergate. d-6, important materials that should have seen the light of day. so, we have a complicit government, justice department, state department, the heads of it are engaged in what may be obstruction of justice and other kinds of cr...

All these gnarly tropes of violent resistance the president seems to be cultivating. >> more importantly their constituents, especially those suburban constituents led by women who have drifted over towards the democrats. i was down as i think you were, chris, at the texas tripune festival and had a conversation with jeff flake, the former republican senator and he was widely quoted as saying there are 35 republicans who would vote to convict trump if there were a secret ballot. but he also told...

Violent resistance the president seems to be cultivating. >> more importantly their constituents, especially those suburban constituents led by women who have drifted over towards the democrats. i was down as i think you were, chris, at the texas tripune festival and had a conversation with jeff flake, the former republican senator and he was widely quoted as saying there are 35 republicans who would vote to convict trump if there were a secret ballot. but he also told me something interesting w...

And in the house of representatives they just need a simple majority however off to death the senate would have to. convict and impeachment president with the 2 thirds supermajority and we know that the senate is in the hands of the republicans and at the moment this seems rather unlikely that that could happen and all. of these alexander phenomena in washington thank you. very much in return now to our top story of the ongoing protests in hong kong as china marks 70 years of communist rule and ...

To justice is the judge, but convictions do not come easy. >> it calls for two-thirds majority for guilt. >> if they fail to convict, the federal official keeps her job, but if convicted, he or she will be removed from office, something that has never happened to a president before. >> only two have been impeached by the house, andrew johnson in 1868, and bill clinton in 1998, both men were later acquitted by the senate and remain in office. >> mark meredith, on the hill, thanks. police in chica...

Were invested in you. >> julie: i love it. >> bill: you always have been. >> thats why i fit right in. >> julie: matching the talent. thats great. i love it. >> >> bill: 2:00. 25 past. jail break striking a massive manhunt in several states. investigators, where theyre looking now with a dangerous convict on the loose today. >> julie: house democrats clearing the way for testimony from the person who blew the whistle on president trump. our headliner ken starr joins us next. >> i hope very soon ...

Treatment. politico had a headline about this, and they say its on track to be the trial of the century. president donald trump fighting to keep his job before a jury of 100 senators. it could also never happen. of thats because of a constitution that designates the senate with the, quote-unquote, sole power to try an impeachment that comes from the house, but nowhere in americas founding document is the trial said to be a mandatory act what that means is the house can vote to impeach if, but th...

This case is about carmen. this case is about nick. thats all for this edition of "dateline." im natalie morales, thank you for watching. good morning on this sunday morning. im frances rivera at msnbc world quarters. its 6:00 in the east, 3:00 out west. heres whats happening. the impeachment battle intensifies. the latest on the timeline an the strike that vi for both sides. plus, the new effort to unmask the whistle-blower. >> a political pressure on the other side to delay and stone wall ...