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All right. the july 26th phone call. thats something youll hear a lot about starting in less than two hours. lawmakers are going to have the chance to ask the u.s. ambassador to the eu gordon sondland about this now-notorious conversation that day with president trump himself on a mobile phone in a restaurant in the middle of the ukrainian capital. on an unsecured line. the city crawling with russian intel agents. thats a problem called a gordon problem in quotes. now is it going to stay that wa...

Targeting ambassador sondland, the people at the embassy either through electronic means, through some kind of sensitive means or just having people walking around in the restaurant or sitting near them in the restaurant to listen and overhear the conversations. >> the kind of lack of understanding of sort of basic security protocol by the president and by the people that he had around him is surprising. will this wind up, do you think, becoming a part of sort of the hearing? i mean, do you thin...

Restaurant to listen and overhear the conversations. >> the kind of lack of understanding of sort of basic security protocol by the president and by the people that he had around him is surprising. will this wind up, do you think, becoming a part of sort of the hearing? i mean, do you think its a possibility that this -- a recording of the call could come out? >> i dont know if a recording will come out, but im fairly confident that there were people listening in. i think thats probably a given ...

Violation of security protocol, that when the president says, jump, they ask, how high on the way up? thats what they want to talk about, process. none of them wants to answer the question, is it okay what he did? >> 45 senate republicans currently back grahams resolution. he proposed it just one day after their counterparts in the house, as you heard mentioned there, brought the inquiry to a halt for five hours. this was all of them coming down the stairwell. they also objected to the private n...

Violation of security protocol that when the president says jump they ask how high on the way up. thats what they want to talk about. none of them wants to answer the question is it okay what he did? >> republicans back the resolution and he proposed it one day after they brought the inquiry to a halt for five hours. this was them coming down the stairwell. they also objected to the private nature of the proceedings. its worth noting many of the same house republicans had no problem with closed ...

Storm-in of the scif and the egregious, the egregious violation of security protocol, that when the president says, jump, they ask, how how igh on way up? thats what they want to talk about, process. none of them wants to answer the question, is it okay what he did? >> 45 senate republicans currently back grahams resolution. he proposed it just one day after their counterparts in the house, as you heard mentioned there, brought the inquiry to a halt for five hours. this was all of them coming do...

Egregious, egregious violation of security protocol that when the president says jump, they ask how high on the way up. >> why not hold a formal vote to -- on the floor of the house of representatives to authorize the impeachment inquiry? >> im agnostic on whether or not we do that. if we do that, thats fine. there is no requirement to do that. >> the resident was that it was done -- >> no, no, no. wolf, this is not the precedent. >> it was done before the bill clinton impeachment. it was done b...

Is shocking, right, its stuff thats happened thats never happened before that youd never imagine would happen ever. i mean, among the things were going to be talking about this hour is this decision by republican members of congress who are supporters of the president today that they would storm into the classified hearing room where the impeachment proceedings were taking place, they took it over, refused to leave, they broke every security protocol for that highly secured space that is specifi...

Who are supporters of the president today that they would storm into the classified hearing room where the impeachment proceedings were taking place, they took it over, refused to leave, they broke every security protocol for that highly secured space that is specifically designed to hear the most classified information that is ever discussed on capitol hill. a senior pentagon official, deputy assistant secretary of state laura cooper, excuse me, deputy assistant secretary of defense laura coope...

Minutes. we do know that the time of jeffrey epsteins death, the protocols were not in place. he did not have a cell mate. he had been released in a different part of the prison. was anybody in the cell block at the time he may have taken his own life? who was present and at what times. and why was that security protocol not followed. >> yeah. the journalist from the "miami herald" who put the spotlight on this case, stephanie ruhle believes that he somehow manipulated the prison process in orde...