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And sam seater, host of majority report with sam seeter. obviously impeachment is a huge deal, but its also the case that trump is not dominating the democratic party primary discussion in ways that i find, frankly, interesting. i think healthily but find interesting. and that happened again tonight even though it came after 11 hours of the hearings. >> i think it makes sense in the context of the democratic primary. and i think theres wide acceptance that at least, you know, the top four or fiv...

That even though she did lose democrats, republicans stood firm, democrats, on a single strayer. it goes on to. in terms of what happens next, we did not hear from adam schiff whether hes going to announce anymore witnesses. i very much doubt it. why are you in such a rush? why dont you wait to see what happens in this lawsuit in early december to find out whether or not john bolton -- wouldnt he be an important witness? i dont get the sense that that will happen. and something that nancy pelosi...

Ready for big structural change in this country. [ cheers ] theyre ready for change and i got a plan for that. >> theyre all enthusiastic. those are just four of the 19 different democratic presidential candidates who showed up at the iowa 2019 hall of fame event this weekend. joining me now, david wiegle, national political respondent for "the washington post." aimee allison, founder of she the people, which held its own presidential forum in april. msnbc contributor sam seeder, host of the maj...

Now is the time to fight like hell. >> lets remove every barrier in place, a new voting rights act for this country. no more purges of the voter rolls or voter i.d.s to keep people out. >> right now in america there is a real hunger, there are people ready for big structural change in this country. theyre ready for change and i got a plan for that. >> theyre all enthusiastic. those are just four of the 19 different democratic presidential candidates who showed up at the iowa 2019 hall of fame ev...

Sam cedar, host of the majority report. i have to say, you have a lot of stories in the trump era that are head scratchers. this honestly really brought me up short. for a bunch of reasons. one, the depth of the man. also the white house has a country to run. this is a difficult job with very high stakes and this occupies white house staff time. >> yeah. first of all, the fact that they are going to a different -- another country and they wouldnt be proud of a symbol of america, first of all, is...

You may think the president would be offended his own staff thought so poorly of his psychological constitution they would go to these lengths to prevent him seeing the name of a deceased man, but you would be wrong. trump was flattered they were looking out for him. >> i dont know what happened. i wasnt involved. i would not have done that. i was very angry at john mccain because of health care. i was not a fan of john mccain in any way, shape or form. i think john mccain had a lot to do with i...

And build a mass fortunate. joining us for that story and many others, joy reid, host of the majority report, andy gloud, professor at princeton university, and professor at fordham university. >> its wild. >> he was only off $59 million. >> or a factor of 60. that story is crazy. pulling himself up by the boot straps, preposterous. like from day one the dad and the mom and the son and the siblings have all been collectively engaged in systematic fraud. "the new york times" which is a very lawye...

At stake that we can afford to just hope that these allegations are untrue. >> well, just remind people from a trump tweet november, 2013, i had a great weekend with you and your family, this is to his buddy. trump tower moscow is next. is that enough for you to look at all of the financial records of the trump organization going back to 2012? >> i dont want to comment on what period were going to look at, the specifics of the next investigative steps. we have to prioritize as all the committees...

>> bret: as he was, for a short period of time, the most talked about person in america. brett kavanaugh turned into a investigation of alleged sexual misconduct and a political bare knuckles brawl over the future of the high court. kavanaugh was eventually confirmed. tonight, where do things stand politically now? correspondent doug mckelway takes a look. >> despite the anonymity among -- 414 page majority report of the kavanaugh allegations released friday by the senate judiciary committee mad...

Who led a partisan effort on the house intelligence committee as a member of eight to put out a narrative there was nothing to, there was no basis for the fisa warrant. what do we make of that majority report that came out of house intelligence? >> nunes admitted he did not read the source documents. he wrote this memo to mislead the american public without having read this fisa application. now we know the fisa application contradicts and. what we have here is an fbi and department of justice w...