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This is a process that has a chance to lay the facts out before the public and make things clearer. there is no reason to wait for robert mueller. in the nixon prosecution they had a incidedependent investiga. >> it is quite a provocative cover. impeach, is that the largest letter you have been on "the atlantic" ever? we have to get the historians on that one. thank you very much, thank you for coming on, panel. coming up, the president now says the president is getting crushed on his side, is h...

Was never part of that. what do you make of that? >> there is a sense in which im pea -- impeachment can be used or deployed. there is an assumption that it can be deployed as a political political gesture, play believe that opening up the process is just a way for democrats to undermine the will of the voters. we know with clinton he came out of impeachment absolutely soaring. one of the things that i think is very important about that article is the claim that is being made that what needs to ...

Protected. republicans and democratics filed legislation to guarantee its protection. the american public has been told that this is what we all have to wait for. i think now to proceed with a preimpeachment process soums like a mistake. and for those that are the presidents opponents, i think it may benefit him. >> let me give you the last word here, can an argue be made that ultimately the sooner we get -- go through process, the better for everybody? is that an argument, and im curious, carlo...

The atlantic, you are worried too many people are going to just react to the headline. >> we want to move readers beyond thinking about it as a outcome. the discovery for moving the debate out of the streets, for diffusing the political violence, and ultimately for adjudicating the claims against the president. >> so, eddie, youre the academic at the table. you try to widen the telescope here, what does history tell us about whether or not this is a good process or not. we had two trials in this...

Large, with the exception of 33% that will always be with the president. theyre fed up with this, theyre tied of the chaos, and they will not excuse members of the congress that are sitting by. i saw jeb bush on a plane and he was a prophet, he predicted chaos. >> i hem thinking what are you talking about? thank you very much. we will let you go, up next, does rudys latest revolution lead us closer to an event unlike any other in the modern age, actual impeachment proceedings. were going to talk...

Your case here is for the process, not necessarily for impeachment and then expulsion. why does this process have to begin this way. >> i think we off again impeachment wrong. it is a guarantee of chaos. it is the remedy for the nation. were having this debate over donald trumps fitness for office. courts are truking down his actions. we are all of the time as a nation debating this but not using the mechanism that plays out. >>. >> it was interesting to read jeffrey goldberg the editor for

Clinton. what they laid out and many others laid out is a very broad scope of wrong doing by president trump, potential wrong doing by defying the constitutional prerogatives he swore to uphold, the cause, the sense that his family is making money off of his presidency. there is a huge range of things that the congress could into it. >> i think there is a natural order of events here. most members of congress want to see the mueller report before even considering this or even beginning a preimpe...

President. and none of those folks stepped out in a outraged way to say that he had been wromg. >>. >> that is an amazing thing, and christian followed up with one more, do you acknowledge you shifted your tone with cuomo last night on collusion? >> it was subconscious.kushner, roger stone, no one stepped out to say anything. an elected president is admitting that maybe some people on the campaign colluded, what would you do with this information. >> remember this is as much a legal and investig...