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>> also you talked about the exchange on obstruction. there was also the collusion versus conspiracy exchange that happened with georgia republican doug collins. lets watch it. >> collusion and conspiracy are essentially synonymous terms, correct? >> no. >> if no, on page 180 of volume 1 of your report, you wrote as defined in legal dictionaries, collusion is largely synonymous with conspiracy as that crime is set forth in the general federal conspiracy statute. are you sitting here testifying s...

She has to do that. and has to get this healthcare answer correct the first time. and nail it. i think that is the ground that joe biden wants to play on in the debate and to go to the question you asked joe, he was right. the vice president looked prepared today. i know hes been making rounds and quotes he wont be polite at the next debate. the people at the next debate want biden to be prepared. its one thing to have a statement. they want him to be prepared to take the sustained hits on healt...

Start with that case about whether or not a question about citizenship could be added to the 2020 census. the initiation has argued that it was well within its authority and power to do that. secretary ross over at the commerce department had done it early on, sought to do that in his ten years, to get this question added. today the court made a nondecision. they said there was questions about how they got to that decision, and because of that they had questions about the animus or the motive, h...

Hands when asked if they would eliminate their own private insurance. that was an interesting part of a conversation. >> it was. i would point out the cory booker didnt raise his hand even though he cosponsored the bernie sanders bill that elizabeth warren has as well, which would in fact illuminate private insurance. we can follow up with cory booker on that question at some point. i think it was very significant that is the only top-tier person for now on that stage, warren raised her hand aff...

Transportation, we as american citizens also deserve to know how many are using those resources. >> harris: a follow-up to you, tomi. do you think people will answer that question on the census? before you answer, you should know that if they dont answer it, its fine. if a lie, its breaking the law. >> tomi: i think thats why the democrats are so concerned. people will not answer it, therefore they will not be counted, therefore they wont get the representation, they wont get the seats. so thats...

What hes referring to and what they talk about the in don aiken he pending this with a talk about the dave arguments that are in court. theres a lot of back-and-forth about how secretary ross got to this decision. they said it seemed he was on affect my i mission going to dhs, probing them to provide informational questions that would then force him to say, "well, we need to find this information, ive got at the question." there are others who think he was well within his rights ask those questi...

Up a race to try and reconcile the two bills before congress leaves for the fourth of july recess. guy, do you think they get it done? with the best way to do it? the senate thats a really bright it bipartisan bill. its an overwhelming vote. >> guy: first of all, because this is a crisis and both parties are professing to view it as such, why would congress go on recess? >> melissa: they cant. >> guy: if this is unresolved connect they need to work this out. second question, with the easiest thi...

Are the people who are living in this country who are citizens of our country?" is returned to abortion, for example, or have the larger picture of who lives in the state legally to have representation. how many seats they get. >> harris: is this as much politics as anything else? a >> guy: so was the gerrymandering case. both parties look at whats in their immediate interest and advantage and they come down with their legal position. >> melissa: nancy pelosi said exactly that. she said she want...

>> harris: when amy klobuchar was making her argument about it, she sort of split it. i was trying to figure it out. she doesnt want to necessarily immediately get rid of private health care. what was she doing? >> leslie: i think she was turning to play both sides of the answer to that question. look, ive written about this. you cannot say to millions of americans, "we are going to take away all of your insurance," and thats why democrats are saying, "look, we want choice. there are people who ...

That we could all give to every moniker. if you could give with nothing in return, what you proposed for to get the ball rolling. we have to work together to solve this like this this an acute crisis. why dont we all asked lawmakers that every time you run into them? what would you give with nothing and returned to get the ball rolling? >> leslie: i think its a good question. one thing is their their time. they shouldnt take time off, i agree 100%. you cant cry about toothpaste and soap and cage...