Mueller Report First News Today

July 31st, 2016, the fbi opened the trump russia investigation. And spied on four american citizens associated with President Trumps campaign. They took the dossier to the fisa court appear lied to the court 17 times. Didnt tell the court the guy writing the dossier was desperate to stop trump. Department tell the court the guy was working for the Clinton Campaign didnt tell the court the guy writing the dossier had been fired by the fbi for leaking information to the press. And the fbi continue...

And you know, i cant help but remember, i know chuck recalls this as well, that when the mueller report first came out, in that first part of the report, talking about the campaigns potential coordination with russia, mueller concluded that he simply could not talk conclusively about what happened, because so much of the evidence that they needed, the testimony that they needed, had been withheld from them. witnesses wouldnt talk. some of the evidence was located out of their reach. and so they ...

Of congress. this is scary stuff. this is scary stuff what theyre doing and frankly its dangerous for our country its not healthy for our country and we should all remember what emmett flood told us the presidents lawyer what he told us the past spring when the mueller report first came out. it would be well to remember that what can be done to a president can be done to any of us. this is scary stuff. and serious stuff. and i hope you guys are reconsider and stop it while you can. i yield back....

Were very cautious when the mueller report first dropped even though it had substantial evidence of obstruction in the report. >> if a majority of your caucus wants to go forward with a new impeachment inquiry, would you go for it? >> its not even close in our caucus. >> eventually. >> why are we speculating on hypotheticals? >> has it brought you closer to an impeachment inquiry? >> i dont know. the constitution provides impeachment as a remedy. it doesnt compel congress to act and impeach when...

We were very lucky frankly in having president ford be the person who came in to kind of restore order. seems to me that to go to the impeachment question right now, you know, i cant think of many examples where congressional courage has risen the closer we get to an election so im not sure as the days pass and weeks and months pass thats going to force people into being more strongly for impeachment than they were say when the mueller report first came out so i think thats sort of an interestin...

Sure as the days pass and weeks and months pass thats going to force people into being more strongly for impeachment than they were say when the mueller report first came out so i think thats sort of an interesting -- i dont mean this literally but almost as though the judiciary committee has decided that they are going to really be a grand jury and have secret proceedings in a way before it goes to trial in the senate. my own sense is that every week that goes by in this era is one which feels ...

Both ways. sometimes he gets a boost out of it. in this case he feels like he can control the conversation because it was not the bombastic moment we have been waiting two years for. it is interesting listening to the words he chooses. some are the words of impeachment. high crime. and escalates it to coup, of course. he is trying to bury this as much as he can, be buried at this point. it seems democrats are in a spot where they cant go impeachment runny harder. >> the speaker thinks its a bad ...

Mueller report first came out. we lived some with jim comey. theres an idea mcgahn is a complicated witness and doesnt wish the president ill and a republican closely aligned with mitch mcconnell. but saying the president wanted me to do crazy bleep. he was sort of the narrator for the presidents misconduct around the russia probe. asked to fire mueller, put out this false denier not accurate. talk about what mcgahn saw. >> this is if there is an impeachment charge of obstruction of justice, he ...

Joining the program. really appreciate it. >> goodern morning. >> start off with kelly odonnell left off. shes watching the house oversight committee that contempt vote that we are expecting comes on the heels of the house judiciary committee holding barr as well as former white house counsel don mcgahn, essential essentially centuring them yesterday. what are you witnessing on capitol hill right now? >> i would point you back to when the mueller report first came out, kristen. journalists like ...

And its one at least right now that is beginning to breakthrough. >> thank you, michael. >> its going to be interesting. so many people on the race with similar plans and shes pushing hard. >> there are a few of them who have written out their stuff. amy klobuchar has done some of that. andrew yang has written a book about all of his -- his website is 400 pages of detailed stuff. for policy wonks, theres stuff out there. >> if theres 400 pages that people are going to read, id say go with the mu...