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Thats part of the reason they wanted to expedite the judicial process. the date has come and gone, the printing begun. each if there was an attempt by trump -- how would you apply that? would you general rapt a new supplement to it we know any attempts to do that have been shut down because it creates more of a problem from an administrative standpoint. i dont think that youre going to be seeing that citizenship question on not only 20920 census, maybe theyll get it right in a few years but not ...

Got in. he fully expected this. >> there were 56 witnesses against him. >> thats a big case. im not saying it was an easy case. the case was literally an avalanche of evidence. if you can believe, i havent lost a case in 11 years before this one. we never had a chance. >> what did he say to you after the verdict? >> he tried to keep our spirits up, if you can believe it. i was sad because its hard to see anyone in a cage knowing that hell face the rest of his life there. no matter what hes accus...

The right to invoke executive privilege on anything that mcgahn and others told mueller about their conversations with the president. so, you know, when muellers report is finally written, anything that reflects the information that don mcgahn and others told them, the white house can claim executive privilege if it chooses to do so. and that is almost certainly the prescription for a major legal battle over this. clearly jerry nadler at the house judiciary is not going to accept that. theyre go...

The president. so, you know, when muellers report is finally written, anything that reflects the information that don mcgahn and others told them, the white house can claim executive privilege if it chooses to do so. and that is almost certainly the prescription for a major legal battle over this. clearly jerry nadler at the house judiciary is not going to accept that. theyre going to fight it. you know, this could end up in the courts. >> speaking of executive privilege, laura, "the washington ...

Now he risks dying in jail. we have all of these process crimes but no underlying crimes. >> i think thats exactly right. i think what i observed is that the independent counsels office, instead of getting people to sing is getting people to plead guilty to things so they can bailed circumstantial case against the president in a report completely misusing the judicial process. now, look, 19 interviews with someone suggests maybe they didnt like what he had to say in the first ten. that is incred...

Crimes but no underlying crimes. >> i think thats exactly right. i think what i observed is that the independent counsels office, instead of getting people to sing, is getting people to plead guilty to things so they can build a circumstantial case against the president in a report, completely misusing the judicial process. now, look, 19 interviews with someone suggests maybe they didnt like what he had to say in the first ten. that is an incredible number of interviews to get somebody to wind u...

That? talk about the erosion of norms and confidence that americans have in the systems we have in this country. is this yet another example of that? if there were investigations, americans waiting for that, how confident should they be if not by the swiss or anyone else that it will be done well? >> the president doesnt understand the nature of intelligence or wants to throw it out the window because it doesnt suit his own purposes. innocent until proven guilty is a maxim that holds in the u.s....

Evidence at trial as frustrating as that may be, we dont have it any of it. if she gets up there she can corroborate a bit and there are holes, and he gets up there and he is credible and he says i wasnt there and i didnt do it, what is the standard of judgment? how do you decide whether or not you vote up or down on this, laura? what do you think the standard is? >> this is why its painfully obvious. although many lawyers sit on the senate judiciary committee, this is not a form of law. im glad...

Wouldnt object to that. but i dont think it should supplant the judicial process. >> we know there was a judicial process under way during watergate and the nixon impeachment process, yet the house judiciary committee, they went full speed ahead and they opened up a full oversight committee hearing in that area when john dean, the white house counsel stood up and testified and said what he said about those secret tapes. we know what that eventually resulted in. and i want to pick up this convers...

Problem that they separated these families and they have no way to get them together. >> so what does happen to the kids who they still havent rekwlu nighted with their parents? what happens. >> those kids in the united states, at some point if theyre never going to be able to reunite these parents, theyre going to end up entering the information ter care adoption system in the united states depending on what state theyre in and what judicial process that could be. maybe theyre lucky enough to f...