emily did you find these professors especially pompous? or did you see them actual experts? i saw them as pompous. he brought me back to law school and i felt so embarrassed for everyone, for all of us had to sit do that. and for people who are used to regular court proceedings, this was totally recognizable. they were academics who were pronouncing guilt and with their guilt showing through. and now obstruction is resisting some oddly undefined process and were supposed to just swallow without questioning. as a defendant is supposed to questioning it. so the whole thing is clearly off. and if the democrats really cleared about abuse of power in securing evidence and analyzing it. it was there would not be a rush they would be waiting for the january court series and the mueller grand jury to come out, and they ll be taking their time because this is a big deal. but instead they remedied our threats. garbage, it s a garbage theme
whatsoever and he has gone to court and lost in every court case what the judge has said that their proposal is out of the world ludicrous and they have ruled against him summarily, and yeah, president clinton lied, but it is something that he did between him and hillary, and it did not affect the presidency of the united states and how it relates to foreign countries and how it relates to keeping us secure from our national security strong. congressman, in terms of how deeply those things being considered are, your chairman jerry nadler used or mentioned evidence used in mueller s report, and let s lis lten to wt he said. the evidence is virtually uncontested that he worked with the russians in trying to effect the election in 2016 and then tried to cover it up. the central allegation is that the president put himself above the country several times and sought foreign interference in our elections several times both for 2016 and 2020. i know that congressman, you
that is my speculation on burke making a separate presentation, and on that, they framed what he is going to be doing is an opening statement, and maybe he is going to talk about the abstract legal issues in that report, and they put on saturday and not get into obstruction, and on the other hand, that is a lot of time, and there are a lot of republicans, i mean, democrats including nadler who want to do that and the judiciary committee has gone into the federal appeals court here in washington in the case over the mueller grand jury evidence and talked a lot about their need to have this information, because they are thinking of impeaching trump in part for misleading mueller and for obstructing his attempts to get to the bottom of things, and so they went out on the limb if they don t. we will see what happens, but it is clear that is a live debate that loughlin does not align with that and she is one of many democrats to have a shot at that that is a sage interpretation, because
threat to the country and the president is engaged in a course of conduct that threatens the integrity of the next election. we ll go over all the developments in the impeachment inquiry. we have kelly o donnell and jeff mason and axios s steph kite. we are start with you, kelly. reporter: the president today using his twitter feed to capture some comments of allies who appeared on the various sunday shows, highlighting some of the things that senator ted cruz said, of florida, and here going after the process and lashing out, claiming this has not been fair to him. of course, the president was given the opportunity by the house judiciary committee to send counsel or to participate and he declined. and basically that comes down to a belief on the part of the white house and some republican allies in congress that anything that is led by the democrats toward impeachment is going to
coherently and cogently in one venue, and each lawyer on the democrat and the republican side will have 30 minutes to present that case like a closing argument in a trial, and then the councils on the intelligence committee will take 45 minutes to present all of the evidence, point by point through the case, and then you will have time for questions. so, this, and that is what you can expect on monday is just sort of like a courthouse scene. for sure. i know that, liz, youloughlen s why they should keep it to the impeachment without mueller, and some say it is going to make it more vulnerable, so how much is