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Say no one is above the law all you want, but if you dont hold this guy accountable, essentially he is above the law. >> we have a member of congress joining us right now. we all know the democrats retook the house of representatives by flipping a number of republican suburban seats back last year. congressman jefferson van drew who flipped one of the seats in south jersey does not support impeachment. if we just let this overshadow all these other issues for a longer period of time, too long a ...

Well as anybody. first of all, you had mueller come on, and everybody talked about his performance, and it was bad show business and all that. but the reality is a record was created and there was no question about it, the president committed crimes. >> i agree. >> worked with the russians to try to win the election. thats out there. but remember, chris, when fawn hall took the stand during iran/contra, do you remember that? >> sure. >> it was ollie norths secretary. she was very beautiful. she ...

Second of all, you need to see? there were five hard examples of obstruction of justice laid out in the mueller report. what else do you need? the guys working with the russians. he says he is going to continue working with the russians. the russians are already playing. weve seen the senate intelligence committee tell us that theyre playing right now and theyre working hard to defeat us. are we now saying that were just going to give ourselves over to the russians? we beat them in the cold war,...

Youre leading, but i want to ask you about mr. mueller coming to testify this week. what are you expecting and how do you think the committee will handle it? >> well, first of all, i think that we on the democratic side will be very organized. on the republican sierkde, i ex. i think our focus on judiciary is looking at volume ii of the report which is obstruction of justice. i know a lot of people are intimidated, 488 pages, too much to read but let me tell your listeners, if you just read the ...

Impactful than perhaps the report itself has been. theyre basing it on how much attention robert muellers previous comments got, and he only spoke for a matter of minutes. this time he is going to speak for several hours. >> in his report, mueller says president trump called the former white house counsel after he heard news that objection investigation had been opened. the president asked mcgahn to have the special counsel terminated. the report notes that there was evidence the president knew ...

Will be more than sufficient. >> the report itself. >> the mueller report. >> where the president broke the law. >> the mueller report lays out 10, at least 10 examples of how the president broke the law. but muellers rationale is, you cant indict a sitting president, so im not going to say he broke the law. im just going to give you all of the information in the examples of how he did. for example, telling mccann, his lawyer, to get mueller fired. i mean, you know, there are just, telling luank...

Away. is it a waste to do any of this but there will be no removal. first, get mueller in the chair. look what an impact he had in just ten minutes. remember, he said nothing new, not a word of it. it was all everything that was in the report. but no ones reading the report. and even if they had hearing me say what he said versus hearing it from him directly has impact. okay? that will be helpful. get that done. now, muellers also going to help because he is going to lay out all the different th...

If there will be no removal? first, get mueller in the chair. look what an impact he had in just ten minutes. remember, he said nothing new, not a word of it. it was all everything that was in the report. but no ones reading the report. and even if they had hearing me say what he said versus hearing it from him directly has impact. okay? that will be helpful. get that done. now, muellers also going to help because he is going to lay out all the different things that they found. it wont be you sa...

Wrongdoing. just because, when you have a 448-page report that most americans are not going to read or have not read, hearing the drafter of that report say on the record, i could not exonerate the president, had a hugely important narrative impact, so lets get mueller on the record to testify. hes the one we need to hear from. this will be an interesting hearing, it will be enlightening. and to answer your question about my being on the hill, what you want is the splashy political moment, and o...

Much. most of it was in the mueller report. and robert mueller made it clear that there were ten instances of obstruction of justice and but for the legal councils policy of not being able to not indicting a president during his term, but the possibility, as mueller said, to preserve evidence when peoples memories were good for possible prosecution after he left office, and the fact that congress is the proper body to look into misdeeds -- criminal misdeeds by the president through impeachment, ...