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You not going to move the ball any further. a page of history is worth a volume of logic. the fact is that this isnt watergate, but number to the republicans control the house and the first two years of trump s presidency and that means the democrats were not able to start issuing subpoenas into start building up the type of investigation that happened in watergate. thats just reality, thats jus politics. >>laura: nancy blows he reacte today into this. lets watch. >> i do believe that what we sa...

Most americans think that way. you not going to move the ball any further. a page of history is worth a volume of logic. the fact is that this isnt watergate, but number two the republicans control the house and the first two years of trumps presidency and that means the democrats were not able to start issuing subpoenas into start building up the type of investigation that happened in watergate. thats just reality, thats just politics. >> laura: nancy pelosi reacted today and said this. lets wa...

Gain any momentum at this hearing, probably lost quite a bit of it. if you can almost see the kind of body language of the press conference, kind of a sag and adam schiff and jerry nadlers shoulders because clearly -- although it had produced a lot of affirmation by mueller for the president had been up to no good, it produced no great televised moment, which is kind of what they were looking for to energize the whole thing. and frankly, i think you just look at the calendar. there are about to ...

Dont see the logic of the way mueller pursued this. and he was asked about it. and basically, muellers answer was we didnt want to push the president or subpoena him because we were going to run out of time and he could litigate. so what? keep the investigation open. the reason hillary clinton ultimately gave testimony to jim comey in the e-mail case is she wanted that case closed. and i think an investigation hanging over donald trumps head would not have been good for him and im very -- im sor...

That said, jeremy bash, back to the discussion in the hearing room. why didnt they try harder to sit down across from the president of the united states? >> and this is one substantive area where i just fundamentally dont see the logic of the way mueller pursued this. and he was asked about it. and basically, muellers answer was we didnt want to push the president or subpoena him because we were going to run out of time and he could litigate. so what? keep the investigation open. the reason hill...

Without interference from the state on my program recently Secretary Peo argued quote nations become stronger when they permit their citizens to exercise their core beliefs about who they really are close quote hes echoing Jefferson and Madison and he deserves a hearty recommendation for doing so in our age of cynicism. The Pepperdine School of Public Policy impacting policy decisions today preparing public leaders for tomorrow. Its pretty clear hearing. Ok everybody you know Dennis Prager in C...

Why we should get that providing one based on your investigation how could the Russian government have used this campaign polling data to further its sweeping and systematic interference in the 2016 presidential level but out of. Fair enough. Did your investigation find that the Russian government proceeds it would benefit from one of the candidates winning Yes And which candidate would that be. Well it would be pretty correct. The Trump campaign wasnt exactly reluctant to take Russian help you...

Get him on the impeachment question. impugn barrs report, right? because three days after that report came out the summary of the report, there was a private letter by mueller saying, you mischaracterized my conclusions. how did he mischaracterize those conclusions? if you miss this offensive moment, thats the worst. >> thats putting a high bar for the democrats, but its a fair bar. and its one of the reasons i love having waj on. the people who voted in the midterms, the people on the progressi...

Mueller came somewhat close, going into the inner sanctum of the oval office. trump saying when he learn to have had special counsels appointment, oh my god, this is terrible. its the end of my presidency, im fd. suggesting maybe his motive wasnt muellers alleged conflicts, but stopping the whole probe. it was a substantive moment by the time you had those different boxes checked. if congress accepts representative jeffr representative jeffries logic, this news photograph capturing each of those...

Inability to talk about his rationale and logic about it. to talk about the actual report, he can talk about a whole lot of decisions. he can talk about his declinations about who he interviewed, who he did not interview, who he pursued, whether he pursued subpoenas on some people, whether it was from his actual testimony. did he testify? thats all in the confines. if they say, were only limited to what you can talk about the report, that still means its fair game to say your rationale, your log...