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I think the argument that im going to be watching that is a bit more nuanced is how republicans on capitol hill justify. this weve seen similars who are going to be the next people who consider whether or not the president should be impeach affidavit the house change their argument a little bit in the past week. now i dont want to talk about it. im going to be a juror in a senate trial. but really, its a topic republicans and democrats in the senate want to avoid. what ill be watching is how the...

More on process claims or questions of trying to make it just a partisan exercise. >> nancy, on that last point, the less charitable way to put it is they know better. and because they know better, this is going to get tougher sledding for this. >> absolutely. and i think so that it already has gotten tough sledding for them. weve seen a bunch of them come out and sort of hide from my colleagues in the senate, hide from my colleagues who cover the hill saying o, they havent read the transcript, ...

Will likely be a senate trial perhaps in january or february or maybe in december depending on how it goes. >> its a senate resolution. its not a binding sort of thing. the way these resolutions are structured, there are several paragraphs of background and then a couple of real points that close it out as a resolution. they do make some strong arguments that kind of question the motives and the legitimacy of what the house is doing. but the ultimate conclusion, the three points at the end are p...

President had clearly committed a criminal act. a crime. i just witnessed the president commit a crime. what can you say to that? well the president and his defenders are basically trying two arguments. one that what president trump did was totally fine, and another a nonstop fire hose of ridiculous process claims. kangaroo court, none of that matters because the facts are already in the light. we have them. there are documents and texts and admissions by the president. and i say crime advisably...

Crime. i just witnessed the president commit a crime. what can you say to that? well the president and his defenders are basically trying two arguments. one that what president trump did was totally fine, and it ps a perfect phone call. and the other is a kind of nonstop fire hose of ridiculous process claims. adam schiff is this, nancy pelosi that, a kangaroo court, yada, yada, yada. the whistle-blower only had sec secondhand knowledge. none of thatse matters because e facts are already in the ...

President has initially tried to own up. we have to get more asylum judges, frankly transfer administrative law judges and get them out there to process claims, in the medium term we need to pass ultimately pass some immigration legislation, the president has put it forward, frankly the democrats ought to take yes for answer, put daca numbers, 144,000, thats a city the size of british port, connecticut, savannah, georgia, big number and coming in every month. if you added the daca kids into the ...

We dont have the resources that we need in terms of sufficient internet to process claims, the transportation, and even health care. making sure that we have an agency thats able to adapt to changing circumstances, as we see different trends in -- in immigration and migration. >> joining me, julie grace brufky, capitol hill reporter with "the hill," and senior political reporter with the center for public integrity. thank you very much for joining us. >> good morning. >> mark meadows, close to t...

Over a longer period of time. i didnt need to do this, but id rather do it much faster. >> well, heres senator lindsey graham, who had encouraged the president to declare a national emergency. >> hasnt he opened himself up to even more legal challenges? >> i really dont think so. i think the presidents been making a persuasive case that the borders broken. i support his desire to get it done sooner rather than later. and im disappointed that my democratic colleagues would not give the president ...

That i represent is rural. it is remote. and so we have different needs and resources. and one of those large needs is personnel along the border. we have a hard time retaining border patrol agents for example and we dont have the resources that we need in terms of sufficient internet to process claims and transportation and even health care. so we need to make sure that we have have this -- this investment along our most remote stretches the border -- >> go ahead did. >> -- think i another oppo...

Administration is trying to withdraw from a court agreement that limits how long the government can hold children in immigration detention centers. analysts say that could mean the feds will hold immigrant families together but for longer. that is if they are still together. the proposal will likely face legal challenges and the administration has struggled to balance their zero tolerance policy on illegal immigration with this court ruling. jonathan hunt live in los angeles. jonathan, what is t...