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Stopping the vote in the house was never really a serious option so just tell us what you are hoping to achieve during the process. >> i knew from the beginning of nancy pelosis control as speaker that we would not likely win the vote on impeachment but we have the ability to win the argument. time and again we showed the presidents conduct was entirely appropriate and consistent with his long stated goal of ensuring that we put america first and we support the u.s. taxpayer with some good scrut...

And doug schroen. doug, lets started with you. maybe not a surprise. certainly adds a lot more pressure to a pressure-filled situation already. >> yeah, the one thing that hasnt happened, the impeachment process has not benefitted the democrats to the extent anybody has benefitted is president trump. what doug jones comment says is a conservative democrat in a very conservative state recognizes this will not be -- this will be a costly vote if he votes for the removal of the president. >> charle...

Was never really a serious option so just tell us what you are hoping to achieve during the process. >> i knew from the beginning of nancy pelosis control as speaker that we would not likely win the vote on impeachment but we have the ability to win the argument. time and again we showed the presidents conduct was entirely appropriate and consistent with his long stated goal of ensuring that we put america first and we support the u.s. taxpayer with some good scrutiny of some of these countries ...

Obstruction of congress. well get to the other one in just a minute. it seems like thats just as nonexistent b-uppercase-letter. >> absolutely. it is nonexistent. but remember what theyve done here is they have weaponize the impeachment process. this is just about taking out a duly elected president, someone they dont want in office and thats why the american people are seeing right through this. thats why we dont see the polls shifting. they realize there is absolutely no evidence of any crime ...

Caruso, an early good morning to you. lets get into this here. because you start with an op-ed on nancy pelosis decision to keep control of the impeachment process and at least for now, here is what you write, quote. the hold the articles gambit is a terrific example of washington insider nonsense that is a nonstarter in the hinterlands or even the suburbs. the idea will fail and mcconnell will sit back smiling and think of napoleon who said never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake...

Don mcgahns testimony, they could then be injecting themselves into the impeachment process and are saying therefore shea no not be allowed to make a decision about don mcgahn. there any legal truth to that? saying the third and coequal branch of government is not allowed to interfere in a congressional legal proceedings? >> of course not. of course the judiciary has to be able to weigh in on this. what you have here is a white house that has obstructed this congressional investigation, said wer...

Provided, but we see this very clear notice that the final decision to withhold aide was not communicated to the pentagon for 91 minutes. maybe it is coincidence, but at a bare minimum it means they must tough. it is a shame process if we dont hear from them in the senate. >> the president was just using executive privilege, congress was wrong for impeaching him to congress. >> the big flaw is that the wth didnt claim executive privilege. if you look at that letter that sent back near the binnin...

Overplay your hand. >> so youre not worried about the political implications of this? >> no. i think that the political -- the political implications will be greater for us as we continue to move on. look. one of the things that we know and weve been consistent. weve not changed who we are and what weve thought. the ones that have changed and flipped and now just become not even -- supporters for the president are the republicans. lets think about mitt romney and -- and -- and senator graham. yo...

Welcome back. one of the dramas during last weeks house impeachment vote was swing district members on both sides deciding if they wanted to toe the party in line in the face of a divided electorate back at home. but it turned out with just a couple exceptions, republicans and democrats voted with their respective parties on both impeachment articles. now that we know how these members voted, the question is how these votes will be seen back in their districts in november. joining me now is one ...

Earlier this morning with maria on fox news. so he is doing the whole republican gauntlet right now. in the wake of the vote trump was defiant in the place where he is perhaps happiest, that is, as we mentioned, the campaign trail. >> this lawless partisan impeachment is a political suicide march for the democratic party. have you seen my polls in the last four weeks? [ cheers and applause ] they will receive a big backlash at the box office. when you take a look, that ballot box on november 3rd...