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Get its foreign aid? so this is a story that has to unravel, but we also have to see it in the context of what weve been talking about for the last few years, and so its kind of stunning to me that rudy giuliani, you know, one of the presidents attorneys, was in the middle of all of this, and now, you know, the president is reassembling a legal team again. and its going to include his old lawyers, you see john dowds name popping up, who defended these two gentlemen, wrote a letter to congress on...

About this yesterday, that it was different in english and chinese. so when they became clear, that they were trying to pander on the chinese side, this is such a self-inflicted wound on the nbas part. stunning. >> harris: you know, gregg, i scratch my head as to what the original statement from the nba needed to be. what you are talking about is stockholders and the people that these teams are responsible to. making money and keeping people employed so they can play over the world become aware ...

>> its very significant because we discussed earlier that there was definitely going to be a knowledge, much more of a challenge for these house democrats to be able to obtain these documents from sondland because he is still a current state department employee. he had turned them over to the state department and was really up to the administration. it was up to secretary pompeo and president trump to determine how much he would comply. but the fact that everything seemed to be going along that ...

>> welcome to "inside politics." >> welcome to "inside politics." im john think www.vitac.com >> stunning does not do justice to describe the development>> skm undermined u.s. national security to pursue his personal political vendettas. the president roused anger and constant attacks and tells us he understands quite well the likelihood he will be impeached. >> his most remarkable statement was asking ukraine and china for election help despite laws that forbid such help. >> they should investi...

Clearly something concocted probably by intelligence agencies around the world. and thats what its turned out to be. steeles premise, which got him attention was that he got all of this from sources high in the kremlin, right? it was supposed to be kremlin sources. but the story didnt make any sense because the dossier said putin wanted to elect trump. so why then, we ask ourselves, would putins own agents give steele dirt on trump to destroy his candidacy? the whole steele document made very li...

Solicits assistance on his campaign rivals. but in the case of hong kong, hes essentially selling off the commitment to freedom by the united states in order to get something through this trade deal process. there is no particular indication that the trade deal that he gets is going to be anything that changes the lives of americans in a substantial way, but the very idea that he is so focussed on his own personal accomplishments that he would sell out the moral commitments of the united states ...

The united states in order to get something through this trade deal process. theres no particular indication that the trade deal that he gets is going to be anything that changes the lives of americans in a substantial way. but the very idea that he is so focused on his own personal accomplishments that he would sell out the moral commitments of the united states in such a straightforward way is kind of stunning. >> its such an important point that john just made, joyce. and the other thing i th...

Your job in this constitutional republic, because impeachment is not about punishment. impeachment is about cleansing the office. impeachment is about restoring honor and integrity to the office. >> the president is between a rock and hard place. thy he did the right thing from my point of view to impeach a president over a phone call like this would be insane. >> gloria borger, chief political analyst. the then and now, hypocrisy seens stunning. >> it is steunning and a complee turn around and ...

Outside protocol, because according to "the washington post," a transfer could only happen at the direction of someone at the highest levels such as the chief of staff of the national security adviser. pamela brown is out front in washington. pamela, you broke this story on the phone calls. stunning. the whistle-blower complaint says more calls were treated in extremely rare ways. you now know what some of them were. tell us what you know. >> reporter: thats right, erin. white house efforts to l...

Just would not answer the question. and so theres still so much that we dont know about the presidents knowledge about the complaint, the investigation, and his efforts possibly to put the brakes on it. >> claire, its a stunning, unyoorks sort of transgression in plain sight. but there is an ignorance betrayed in that. the whistle-blowers allegations were investigated by a trump-appointed inspector general who works for a trump-appointed acting dni. both of them have found this whistle-blowers a...