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Republicans. again over the northwest five, ten years. because at some point, youve this -- what we are confronting got to look more about defending the constitution as defending today is not going to be with us one human being who is sitting forever. >> thats right. in the oval office. and chris wallace and shep smith before he left fox news and >> kurt, donny deutsch. everybodys saying what does trump do now? judge napolitano and there are obviously we cant have the others at fox news who will...

Investigations against trumps rivals in other matters. at least two officials say they were so alarmed by the conduct they witnessed that they took those concerns straight to the national security councils top lawyer john eisenberg and at least search witnesses have described a shadow foreign policy by trumps personal attorney rudy giuliani. he is the one who helped pedal conspiracy theories linked to ukraine and pressured ukrainians to do donald trumps bidding. and national security adviser joh...

California and new york voters react to this mutual agreement is fundamentally different in the voters of the states that are different. in michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, florida, the states we all know will be the key states, there is a fundamental split, and in those places voters are more skeptical about the legitimacy of this impeachment inquiry and the fairness of how its being conducted, and that is what that process argument is about. if john bolton is compelled through subpoena or th...

Have moved more toward impeachment, republicans pretty much stayed the same. the question is can you move that number, because thats how the trial will play out. nancy pelosi gaveling the debate closed today, she had resisted this for a very long time. she said democrats had no choice and she promises theyll be careful. >> its a sad day because nobody comes to congress to impeach a president of the united states, no one. weve come here to do the work, make the future better for our children, for...

District people are in support of the president, and theyre not really talking about this other than they think hes wrong to some degree. that will start to shift. i think what will be most interesting is how they play this going forward. look, there is no question about it, weve been talking about it the last couple weeks. there is frustration about lack of direction theyve been given from the white house. they have had a lot of one on one conversations with president trump, but they havent had...

Appointees. you cant say 17 angry democrats when you have a bunch of republican appointees who work on team trump sitting in the witness chair. how are republicans going to handle it now that theyre getting what they asked for? >> thats the big question, what are they going to do now that everything is out in public? so far they continue to say they dont think any of the evidence thats come forward to date are quid pro quos. they just flat out deny it. they continue to attack on substance. they ...

It was perfect. well, i havent heard a single member of congress, any republican agree with him about that. i mean you can argue substance if there is an argument to be made. the presidents argument is just not persuasive to anyone, even in his own party. so, yeah, sure, you can argue substance, but you have to have a substantive argument and so far the president hasnt put out any that even persuade republicans much less democrats. >> but he wants republicans to be with him on the substance even...

Was going on, what hes suggesting is the ukrainians believe vindman was vulnerable to compromise. it makes no sense. he should have just apologized instead of doubling down. by the way, hes a former deputy a.g., hes a former law law school graduate. you dont drop the word espionage lightly when you know when that word means. he should have never said that. >> he was basically getting a bulls rush from ingram and didnt really know the facts so he was listening along. john yoo said what he said an...

>> you can see its sort of slipping away. the process argument has failed on impeachment. its turned out to be a bit of a dud. the republicans in the house of representatives for the last couple of weeks have been saying you have to have a vote in order to proceed with an impeachment hearing and thats falling apart because theres now going to be a vote tomorrow on an impeachment proceeding. so now i think they are -- for instance, ron johnson, senator from wisconsin just i guess in the last day ...

It reminds me of him saying he wants to go testify in front of mueller when, in fact, there was no way he was going to testify in front of mueller. >> the republicans can argue substance any time they want. the president has said over and over again that the phone call with the president of ukraine was perfect. he always uses that word, perfect. i havent heard a single member of congress, any republican, agree with him about that. you can argue substance if there is an argument to be made. the p...