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In court she chose to remain anonymous, known only as emily doe but last night in an interview with "60 minutes" she came out publicly to talk about her pain. >> rape is not a punishment for getting drunk. you deserve a hangover, a really bad hangover, but you dont deserve to have somebody insert their body parts inside of you. >> reporter: in 2015 miller was sexually assaulted outside a party by brock turner, a star swimmer at stanford, he was convict on three counts of felony sexual assault, t...

Mechanism. >> nancy pelosi is a better politician than me, but to me do your job. if you think impeachment is constitutionally warranted and the senate is not going to convict, so what? do your job. >> but if you also think the greatest threat right now is the second trump term you have to put the calculations how to prevent that ahead of what youre saying. number one has to be how do you limit this very dangerous amoral president? >> thats a smart political calculation, but doesnt it all hinge ...

You think. do you think impeachment is warranted? do you worry about the consequences having lived through that period? >> well, i deeply respect speaker pelosi and her calculation of the risks and benefits and the way shes been handling it. and i think chairman nadler is doing a superb job where i come down on this is i get the political calculus, but it cant end there because of the risks that we end up normalizing the most obscene behavior ive ever seen from a president of the united states a...

From foreign governments with handling it, and i think agendas is going to directly chairman nadler is doing a into the presidents bank account. superb job joining me now, one of the where i come down on this is i reporters who broke the trump turnberry store, natasha get the political calculus, but it cant end there because of the risk that we end up normalizing the most obscene bertrand natasha, youve been on this from the beginning you had the first scoop on it. walk me through the trajectory...

Record. so its literally like peering into a black bag of black cats. we dont know whats going on. all we do, we get hints and sbim mak intimations. >> if he were to get impeached, you need a super majority for that, what would the process look like? >> well, its the standard impeachment process that we talk about in the trump impeachment. the house votes on articles of impeachment, they do the inquiry, and they decide to acquit or convict. or they decide to move the articles of impeachment forw...

People in the justice department who should have pursued these leads? >> and also the question of financial impropriety. the idea that in, was there a quid pro quo in paying off kavanaughs debt and appointing him to the bench. you know, of course, supreme court justices historically have given recommendations to presiding presidents over who they might knot nominate. this story has a bunch of layers. its corruption, its also not the merit of kavanaugh. its judging based on the jurisprudence of t...

That. that would be terrible. and so instead we are heading into the 19th year since 9/11 with none of those five 9/11 defendants being tried let alone convict, including the guy who is accused of setting up the whole thing. but there is that one other guy though in colorado who is now like the counter factual example of how it might have been. how it might have gone. his name is zachariah mo uss aoui. he is referred as the 20th hijacker. he was charged in part for his connection to the attack. ...

Constituents, they say, well, why dont you impeach him now? not understanding even if he was impeached today or yesterday, he would still be president of the united states. so we got to make sure we indict and convict and/or un-elect him because the damage and danger to this country is him remaining as presidents of the united states. >> its no more clear to me at this moment, though, it should not and never will be ignored. today does mark 18 years since the september 11th attacks. congressman,...

His bills. he wont show us his taxes. >> but right there, theres a point. suppose if the judiciary committee is successful in getting his tax returns that he signed, isnt that a little step above the things innumerable that youre laying out, that he may have to face some documents, and this they get the former white house counsel and other things that directly put him in the box? couldnt that be a little more embarrassing and add a little more weight than all of the things that it seems his base...

For now i turn it over to reverend al sharpton and "politicsnation." good evening and welcome to "politicsnation." tonights lead, presidential pajama party. this evening there are questions over a potential convict of interest involving president trump and his personal properties. sound like a day ending in the letter "y", right? on friday both the house judiciary and oversight committees publicly revealed letters they sent to the white house and the trump organization demanding information ab...