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Now he seems to be, through interviews, through his actions, through statements, really setting out a space for himself as somebody who could lead a gop insurgence. the question is will there be any other gop troops behind him if he leads that to do enough to make the president change his behavior or to vote to impeach him? >> peter baker, you just co-authored a book on the subject of impeachment. you and i lived through one of them. the house today, the democrats appear to be narrowing in, info...

Than any other candidate so far this cycle. the rally was held next to the nations largest public housing project in queens, new york. sanders was joined by, among others, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. she told an enthusiastic crowd that he inspired her political awakening and transformed the democratic party. >> we right now have one of the best democratic presidential primary fields in a generation, and much of that is thanks to the work that bernie sanders has done in his entire lif...

Ininsurgency. will there be anyone behind him to make the president change his blazer or vote to impeach him. >> you just coauthored a book on impeachment. you and i lived through one of them. the house today, the democrats appear to be narrowing in informed by the relative failure of the messages of mueller to come through clearly, narrowing in their impeachment case on something finite and perhaps more understandable. is that about how you read it? >> i keep its about right exactly. i think ro...

Since mick mulvaney essentially admitted to the quid pro quo last week. >> so lets try to frame this a little bit between the legal versus the political debate here. john, first let me get your take on this, which if you were trying to make a legal argument, is it better to have a narrow focus where youre kind of narrowing in on the issue of the ukraine phone call and all the subsequent violations as the cornerstone of the impeachment articles, or would you as a prosecutor rather have the three ...

Are protecting the rights of so many people. i thought it went well last night. joe biden continues to stumble and bumble through these debates. bernie sanders came in strong. elizabeth warren was treated as the frontrunner. i dont think youll see any of this narrowing down to one candidate any time soon, which is great for us. >> sandra: reaction from both sides of the aisle on last nights big debate last hour on "americas newsroom." a crowded stage, 12 democrats seeking the partys nomination f...

24. outside of that? >> it has narrowed. its hard to believe that 12 is a result of narrowing, but it has narrowed. well that open up an avenue for someone else to jump in, looking at the people who arent taking off but are still not happy with the people who argument we will see. >> bret: we will be in columbus tomorrow. when we come back, one toddler not afraid of spiders. ♪ i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my ...

Criticism do you think. >> well, it is important to note depending what the barriers are to entry, it says a lot about why we hear how much a candidate is able to raise, who the supporters are. all the candidates want to be on the stage. theyre all asking for your money on twitter, facebook, social. they know it is important to get the tv time. the "new york times" is participating with cnn. "new york times" editors will be there going to be doing the moderating which to me was a surprise. there...

Place into impeachment there on capitol hill, and then katie, you had the developments here in new york of the last week, the sdny getting involved, arresting two of rudy giulianis clients. this seems to be a multi-pronged investigation that is just metastasizing. >> its exceptional that sdny indicated the investigation is ongoing. im of the camp that rudy giuliani is barreling towards an indictment by the u.s. attorneys office that he used to run, and its an incredible web that has been woven, ...

Person should come public and put a face and a name and a job title to the allegations that the person made. >> everything ive heard from the lawyers and others familiar with this matter is that the whistle-blower does not want to do that. the whistle-blower really wanted to maintain his status as a career government official, serving his country in the intelligence community, and, you know, coming forth into this political hot house and would be the antithesis of that. and we dont know if this ...

Obstructi obstruction, right, this would then also go to william barr. we know hes the sort of mitch mcconnell of the justice department, where hes the grim reaper for anything that might hurt donald trump. i wonder if for him, the threat of potentially being john mitchell, of potentially being prosecuted, if, in fact, the democrat becomes the next president of the united states and theres a real attorney general in place, rather than what he -- whatever it is that he considers himself to be -- ...