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feel like he's being victimized over and over again. remember, yesterday, when we were on television together, and we were talking about they brought up his toenails. that has really stuck out in people's minds all day long, and you heard the prosecution even say, blaming the victim is a part of the defense strategy 101, so all this playing out right now, the jury's up there, gets to make the decision. we're told if they ever make the decision, they'll give us a ten-minute heads-up so we'll have information about that later on but at the end of the day, a lot of pressure in this community because everybody's watching these last two weeks play out. >> okay, ryan young, thank you for all that. we're about to get into those themes that you raised a little deeper. joining us now to discuss, we have lawyer and jury consultant allen and joey jackson. peel back the curtain for us on what's going on in that jumry room. where do they begin?
preserving what's best about the united states and our institutions and traditions, and we are going to hold the president accountable. >> 85 days, we are only 85 days away from nancy pelosi announcing the official impeachment inquiry. i for one have never seen something like this move through the house of representatives with such precision and such speed and such clear coordination between committees, members of the leadership, chairmen, members of the committee like yourself. tonight, when we got to that point of what would seem to be routine, that question in the press conference with nancy pelosi about sending the articles to the senate, which seems like the next high-speed move, we don't quite know where we are. can you enlighten us on what's going on inside the house of representatives and the
we've made a contribution to preserving what's best about the united states and our institutions and our traditions, and we are going to hold the president accountable. >> 85 days. we are only 85 days away from nancy pelosi announcing the official impeachment inquiry. i for one have never seen something like this move through the house of representatives with such precision and such speed and such clear coordination between committees, members of the leadership, chairmen, members of the community like yourself. tonight when we got to that point of what would seem to be routine, that question in the press conference with nancy pelosi about sending the articles to the senate, which seems like the next high-speed move, we don't quite know where we are. can you enlighten us on what's going on inside the house of representatives among the democrats about sending the articles to the senate and naming managers and negotiating
understand. and having him add the weight of his opinion, his scholarship makes a big difference. this is something, however, that i think most members of congress understand. mitch mcconnell is not making a pretense of fairness and objectivity. he's working hand in glove with the trump white house. he's got his opinions firm, what he wants to do. i don't even see how he can take the oath that is required before you go into impeachment session. there's no reason for us to move forward to empower him until we get a sense of what's going on, and i think this tool can be extremely useful, and the weeks ahead also give us an opportunity to get more information. there are court cases that deal with access to tax returns. remember, bolton wanted to have a court ruling about whether or not he should appear. so there are many shoes that
looks like some of those evacuations may start to ease as things are starting to look better up there. those winds still an issue, but not like they are down here. this is the issue with all of these fires and the concern about these winds, is the fact that if something is still burning and it catches on the wind and it flies for a great distance and starts another fire, we are up on a fire line just across the tree from some homes in simi valley earlier today. and watching them fight this fire with the helicopters dropping some 26,000 gallons with each drop, fighting this with the firefighters on the ground here, wolf. >> we're going to have a lot more, stephanie, on what's going on where you are. be careful over there. stay safe. we'll get back to you. much more coming up on the fires out in california. also, more on the breaking news. a source now telling cnn that the house impeachment investigators want the former national security adviser to president trump, john bolton, to testify next week. i always thought there were two types of motor car
one now looking at what's going on and trying to make proposals to the federal government. i don't want to -- i don't want to get into trying a regulate as a federal government creating some new regulatory body to start looking at facebook and deciding what's what and finding people on that, on what's going on. i don't even look at facebook. i don't spend anytime-- i don't know how to find it on my phone. [laughter] >> so, you know, but i don't want people messing around too much with this great gift we have at the cost of free speech. neil: all right. so you're admitting being a bit of a luddite when it comes to technology? >> maybe a tragaladyte. neil: i'm with you there, sir. we're in the same camp. always a pleasure, thank you. >> thank you. neil: impeachment is on, a full
has limited options at this point going forward if they're just trying to sort of go one hearing to another hearing. but if he breaks news and says something that wasn't in the report, that could change things. >> i want to move on. but susan, felix sater, he was scheduled to appear before congress recently a few days ago but he overslept. but now we're told he will testify behind closed doors in front of the house intelligence committee tomorrow. >> even though we aren't seeing the mueller investigation, we haven't seen a lot of that play out in public, there are strong signals the house is still pursuing this line of inquiry behind closed doors. felix sater has critical information related to the trump administration's dealings with russ russia, their business dealings in particular. i do think we can expect to see many more of these hearings as the house continues to just sort of chip away at that work in the face of white house obstruction of trying to assemble the story in a way they can present on their own terms to the american public. >> fill us in, kaitlan, on
actually happened during that meeting. some say the government wanted cnn to be sold off as a condition for approval. the government has denied that. we're going to hear all about the doj's case later this evening, but that's what provokes this question about whether the trump administration is somehow trying to punish cnn through this deal. again, they've denied that, but that's something that's probably going to come up in court. >> and the president, of course, had public comments saying he opposed the deal before the election as well. i'd imagine that would come up in court as well. brian stelter, thanks very much. >> thanks. to the politics lead. need a window into the president's thinking? look no further, of course, than to twitter. who he's taking on today and the issue he's taking heat on for staying silent. that's after this. ♪
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breaking news in our national lead. the justice department is set to file a lawsuit to block at&t's takeover of time warner, a source tells cnn. time warner, the parent company of cnn. cnn's brian stelter is in new york. brian, i know you've been reporting this out. tell me what you've been learning. >> a year ago, this was a very, very unexpected. normally these deals get announced, it takes about a year for the approval process, the government gives its blessing usually with conditions and then you see deals become official. that's what was about to happen between at&t and time warner. they were weeks away from completing this mega media merger, but the government later today will file suit in order to block the deal. that means a lengthy court process may be ahead. this is something that has been the talk of the antitrust community because there are two theories here, jim, on what's going on. the first is that the trump administration has legitimate and real concerns about whether this deal is anti-competitive, whether it would harm consumers.