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Impeachable. >> i dont think its something the democrats would consider but it will be censure. an impeachment without any ability to remove a president is censure. i hope we get out of the business of impeaching president because the opposite party has control of the house of representatives. i dont think thats what the constitution intended. >> shannon: i dont think anybody wants to set that precedent. thank you very much. tonight how the media is portraying house impeachment efforts in contra...

Not impeachable. what say you? >> the exit ramp for that, not something the democrats will seriously consider, would be censure as an alternative to impeachment. i suppose people argue impeachment without any ability whatsoever to remove a president is in some sense a censure. this is not healthy for the country. i hope we get out of the business of impeaching presidents because the opposite party has control of the house of representatives. i dont think that is what the framers intended. shanno...

Are they still in your knowledge working a at the fbi? >> my understanding and some are. >> are a they still there? >> you have to ask director wray. >> about carter pages relationship with other intelligence agencies and our government who directly misled the oi about that? >> that person is still there. >> laura: does that took your breath away? it took mine when i watched it live. the fbi is just letting rampant political the bias run amok in the agency. you heard the inspector general saying...

Working at the fbi? >> my understanding and some are. >> why are they still there? >> you have to ask director wray. >> about carter pages relationship with other intelligence agencies and our government who directly misled the oi about that? >> that person is still there. >> laura: does that took your breath away? it took mine when i watched it live. apparently the fbi is just letting rampant political bias run amok in the agency. you heard the inspector general saying they are still working at...

>> it was worse than i thought. i didnt think there would be 17 different instances of embellishment, omissions, errors, unsupported assertions, and for background, fisa is the most intrusive thing you can do to a us citizen in terms of surveillance, listen in on phone calls, intercept texts an emails, install microphones, put a camera in somewhats house and look at their computer. knowing that 17 different violations were associated with that application is terrifying but i want to point out th...

5 impeachment hearings come to a close, inspector general horowitz takes center stage to rip the fbi failure to meet basic crisis standards and make clear no one is vindicated by this report. >> we found investigators failed to meet their basic obligations ensuring the fisa applications were scrupulously accurate. >> does your report vindicate mister comey? >> it doesnt vindicate anyone including the leadership. heather: our next guest worked for robert mueller and alongside then deputy ag james...

Made. but gop senators say they are beginning to see the benefit of keeping the process short and laying out evidence in a presentation by house managers and the white house. the nonpartisan watchdog for the justice department, michael horowitz standi ining on his findings on crossfire hurricane, which is an investigation. testifying to the judiciary committee, he defended his conclusion, there had been no political bias in launching the fbi probe. but horowitz criticized the fbis handling of ...

Essentially. in the house, the majority rules with an iron fist. in the senate, if you can pick off a couple of people, maybe you cant call the witnesses you want to call. maybe in addition to the witnesses you want to call, donald trump wants to call adam schiff, the whistleblower, people like that. maybe in addition to that, maybe they also call people he doesnt want to be testifying in a senate trial, if they can get a couple of moderates to vote with them there. >> regarding the inspector ge...

Keeping the process short and laying out a presentation by house managers and the white house. the nonpartisan watchdog for the justice department, michael horowitz laying out his finds on crossfire hurricane, which is the investigation. testifying to the judiciary committee, he defended his conclusion, there had been no political bias in launching the fbi probe. but horowitz criticized the fbis handling of the probe in no uncertain terms, saying he uncovered 17 omissions from adviser carter p...

Linked to the investigation. the report found the fbi made 17 errors, all omissions when applying for court approval to wiretap a trump campaign adviser. >> although we did not find documentary or testimonial evidence of intentional misconduct, we also did not receive satisfactory explanations for any of the errors or omissions we identified. we found, and as we outlined here, are deeply concerned that so many basic and fundamental errors were made by three separate hand picked investigative tea...