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Of course terrible, but how many ways, how many legal ways wealthy parents can game the system. and so one of the things you noticed in this whole process was the role of recruited athletes, because it turns out thats the weak link in the college admissions process. ordinarily admissions are decided by committee, but recruited athletes, admissions are decided by the coaches, the coach. in a sense you have one person to bribe rather than a whole committee. thats the funnel in which all this bribe...

Answers dont really pass muster and dont get him out of this trouble. he is often invading them and being rather vague on questions of making reporters have to dig it out piece by piece and its that drip on the campaign trail that hurt is a frequent event has been hampering the administration and is not good news for joe biden. >> julie: mick mulvaney to testify now after he seemed to indicate that he was withheld into the origins of the russia probe, watch this. >> what you just described as a ...

Which was a political statement more than anything holds no legal muster. there is no more clear article than article one that said that the house of representatives and congress has the sole power of impeachment. there is no way to appeal impeachment. and so if eventually the white house just continues to stop cooperating, the public is going to start wondering what are they hiding here. but the next test well see is ambassador yovanovitch if she comes. >> and when the white house says were bet...

They found out about it, they fired lauer within 24 hours. so the company saying we did the right thing. she said she did the right thing to talk to ronan farrow for this book and doing interviews tomorrow so maybe we will find out more. then this whole piece about matt lauer finally decided to defend himself and i think he has to defend himself if it is too little, too late and if it will pass muster as an interview with ronan farrow to get underway tomorrow. >> juan: greg, you know, he says he...

Cooperation with the impeachment inquiry, the limitations of these subpoenas. congress acted swiftly yesterday in formally subpoenaing gordon sondland to come back from brussels and appear. but it appears unlikely the white house is going to allow him to testify. that being said, the white house is making a pretty risky bet here on a gop-controlled senate and the court of public opinion that his odds of being impeached arent going to happen because of those two things. but there are other means ...

To unload on all things impeachment. so stay tuned for that. >> we will. you wont have to catch us on the 5 as we talk all about it. thank you, john roberts, appreciate it. for more, ken starr, former independent counsel on the fox news contributor. let me ask you about the strategy from the president and the trump white house asking pelosi to call a vote to put everybody on record. a lot of statements to the fact that the democrats are saying theyre for impeachment but they havent had to take a...

Fast-moving impeachment inquiry and while weve learned there is not expected to be a war room, we have also learned that the presidents aides are expected to present him with a response plan as soon as this week. >> thank you, abby. lets chew over this with our experts. dana, let plea start with you. can secretary of state pompeo just ignore the demands from house democrats and what recourse do the house democrats have? >> the courts, which as we know from experience with the democrats and this ...

Ingraham told rudy guiliani that maggie hager man from "new york times" was reporting pompeo was mad that rudy was doing all this and saying these things and it wasnt helpful, et cetera, and giuliani basically said, i think im close to quoting here, i dont care. >> yeah, i think thats pretty much what he said, and he clearly means it, right? hes meant it all along in terms of feeling like he can be kind of a free-lance secretary of state. the job he sort of initially wanted but folks didnt think...

75% isnt motivated to vote on that unissue. the balance of 25% in the balance, thats the only issue theyre voting on and that describes the conundrum we have. >> are you surprised in any way that attorney general bill barr is kind of getting in the mix here? last week on the hill circulating this idea around more expansive background checks. this is the attorney general. is that something you saw when you were in office? >> im not surprised. its necessary to do and the argument -- >> but for the...

And reestablish some of their credibility. >> i agree with you on that. >> these were two "new york times" reporters that were taken out of other beats come they spent a year trying to research and produce this book on cavanagh. they worked for the paper and then they put this editorial op-ed in the paper and remove this crucial fact that brit humes point, this would never have passed muster and i think "the new york times" has real credibility issues, fundamental credibility issues and i think ...