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Government offered no reason why the old lawyers are leaving. secondly they have to convince him there wont be delay. they said throughout the case if it isnt resolved by june 30th the world will blow up we wont have a census. now it turns out that may not be true. and delay is often caused when new lawyers come in. he didnt say the new lawyers cant come in. they can. but they have to still leave the old lawyers in the case. he also said the old lawyers have to be available should there be a san...

Talks about how a book from 1976 had a big impact on you and your career path and now your candidacy. this book is called "a course in miracles." "the times" describes the text as a, quote, curious new york scripture that arose during the heady met aphysical counterculture of the 1960s, it is taken by its readers as a genuine gospel. how has this influenced your life and your vision for america? >> first of all, i think thats a deep misrepresentation of this book. the book isnt a religion, there...

Who you are and it wrote a piece inside and it talks about 1976 and how it made an impact on you and now your candidacy and this book is the course in miracles and the times describes that text a tourious new york scripture that arose during the metaphysical counter culture of the 1960s and taken by its readers as a genuine gospel produced by a manhattan dollar who believed she was channeling new revelations from jesus christ himself. how has this book influenced your life in the vision for amer...

Well question him about this -- question about the report first of all. his report and his investigation led to 37 indictments. it led to the outlining of 10 instances of obstruction of justice by the president and led to the revelation of repeated instances of the president instructing people to lie to investigators and the public in order to cover up what he had done. this is rather important stuff. it has to be explored. well be going through all of that and we will ask him questions, im not ...

First of all, his report led not just report, his investigation led to 37 indictments. it led to the outlining of 10 instances of obstruction of justice by the president and led to the revelation of repeated instances of the president instructing people to lie to investigators and the public in order to cover up what he had done. this is rather important stuff. it has to be explored. so we will be going through all of that and well also ask him questions, im not going to list exactly what the qu...

A misrepresentation. there is a sense that the u.s. represents itself as a moral democracy and a moral defender. to do what the president did in light of his intelligence community telling him that this man ordered this "washington post" reporter to be cut up by a saw is to my mind horrifying. >> when he was asked about it at the press conference he went on a tangent about hillary clinton again. ambassador bill richardson thank you. it is good to speak with you. eddie and noah you are going to s...

House, its representing the government. he feels comfortable with her. he likes her. theres a number of fair criticisms about that, but the message it sends to the world is that the president trusts his own daughter more than he trusts potentially his secretary of state, his natural security adviser. so if youre a foreign country figuring out how to do with the business u.s. he doesnt really seem to speak for the president. when the national security adviser says something, do i really know that...

>> im not sure what happened behind the scenes. but i think that that is really his interest in this is to protect the integrity of the investigation. >> asha, appreciate the perspective. thank you very much. im going to go from you to the chairman of the house judiciary committee, jerrold nadler, democrat from new york. good to have you, sir, especially on an important night. im assuming you voted on the border bill? i do not want to delay you in any way. mueller says i wont go beyond the repor...

Democrats. chairman adam schiff explains. >> i dont think the special counsels office would characterize it as a friendly subpoena. he did not want to testify. he made that very clear. nonetheless, they will respect the subpoena. he will appear. griff: both democrats and republicans are looking forward to the chance to question the former special counsel. democrats will be zeroing in on what led mueller to his conclusion on no collusion and apparent confusion on obstructions. judiciary committee...

Intelligence committees announcing tonight that mueller agreed to testify after they issued subpoenas for his testimony. earlier chris talked to judiciary chairman jerry nadler and heres that interview. >> good to have you, sir, especially on such an important night. im assuming you did vote on the border bill. are you clear of that responsibility? >> the vote on the bill is coming up. >> all right, good. i do not want to delay you in anyway. the point of having mueller, he says i wont go beyond...