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From having to take responsibility. there will be a senate trial, the president will probably not be removed from office, but well still be stuck with the fact that we a country that basically represent two bureaus in new york. its not going to be just trump but well have leaders down the road that cant be held accountable for a system that no longer represents majority will. >> you wrote how fragile the impeachment process is, and it turns out it always has been. i remember senators in the clin...

The ability for anyone but himself and his staff to speak with the whistle-blower that is at the center of the investigation. he was even called out by liberal media outlets for spreading misinformation falsehoods throughout the impeachment process. the public hearings were a complete disregard of the house rules. republicans were not allowed to call witnesses or make basic parliamentary motions. the only witnesses allowed to testify publicly were those who fit neatly into the democrats narrativ...

Trumps campaign. there were certainly mistakes that were made by the fbi, but in no way amounted to a spying campaign. that is just one of a number of inaccuracies in president trumps letter, which again mirrors his twitter feed, which is also usually filled with a bunch of factual inaccuracies. i believe according to "the washington post," he has exceeded 15,000 since he took office. its just one more bit of his messaging, the messaging we can expect throughout this process as the impeachment p...

A largely partisan outcome in the senate. im not impartial about this at all. >> a political journalist and aulgter. she covered the impeachment trial of president bill clinton and 96. and also joining us is the professor at morgan state university and an msnbc political analyst. after the nixon investigation and impeachment process that did not go to a trial, washington was jubilant that the system worked. you wrote recently that the lesson this time around is something very different. >> lawre...

Impeachment in a tweet or in a six-page rambling letter to the speaker today. >> are you expecting any shenanigans tomorrow in the well of the house from your former colleagues? >> i am. you know, typically, the rules committee shuts out any minority rights in a major matter like this, and they have done so. so, the minority will have half of the debate time. the question is, do they try to pull a stunt to take control of the narrative? and to the earlier comment, im curious. youve seen on the h...

Think theyre entitled to. but we can expect the same opposition from republicans in the house. >> also from washington, congressional report from daily beast sam brody, sam, what do you make of the letters letter to speaker pelosi in which he says more due process was afforded to those accused in the salem witch trials? >> i mean, its classic, right. and theres an element of this to speaker nancy pelosi and the president and speaker probably have the most relationship than anybody in washington....

>> thank you, madame speaker. if there is ever any doubt of this entire investigation is 100% politically motivated, earlier this month, speaker pelosi admitted that the impeachment process began 2 point .5 years ago. democrats have been trying to rule our evidence from office since the day he got elected because it was not the outcome they wanted. the driving force behind their actions was and i quote, "if we dont impeach the president, he could get re-elected." this is a political crusade. hou...

>> gentleman from georgia. >> thank you, madam speaker. at this time i yield to my friend from florida a minute and a half. >> gentleman is recognized for a minute and a half. president washingtons warning to the republic 223 years ago. the constitution rightly sets a high bar for impeachment and the integrity of the process also depends on the ability of the legislatures to vote their minds independent of party politics. removing a president is too important and lawmakers are given too much lat...

>> thank you, madam speaker. i have been concerned since the gunning of this impeachment process thats been driven by a predetermined guilty verdict. its unfair and wrong and now every future president, democrat or republican, will have to worry that the impeachment process will be driven as a blunt force political instrument. its been said this day is sad. its not sad, its regrettable. but this will end shortly. the house had its cathartic moment. tomorrow will begin a new day. i yield back. >>...

The best that you can do, heres your check, god bless you, now move along. those voters. and now you want to remove our voice from office. well, our voice will be heard, and i stand here determined to make sure it will be because we will fight back against this corrupt and unfair impeachment process. how dare you, the liberal elites, the condescending bureaucrats and every other kind of swamp critter in this godforsaken place tell the american public who the president should be. thats the job of...