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Situation the president faces via the judiciary committee? >> oh, i think its the very clear evidence that he used his power as president over foreign policy to try to extract domestic political advantage with help from ukraine. and not just domestic political advantage in the abstract, false political advantage. he wanted an investigation that was into a noncrime that was fabricated by russian intelligence to absolve russia and absolve president trump himself in 2016. the plain facts of that, w...

Testimonies from top diplomats, who paint a vivid picture of giulianis efforts to coax ukraine into launching a probe into joe biden ahead of the 2020 elections. >> take a look at biden, and youll see tremendous corruption. >> the trouble >> the trouble comes when the public believes these false claims versus the facts. >> he is excellent at spinning these things up, trapping people into the narrative. people want to believe it. >> historian timothy snider has another theory. >> he lies all the ...

Of course and also independents and overall theres a a few percent increase in support for impeachment and republicans of course theyre theyre rather disfavor both only about 1112 percent which is not surprising but we are seeing more support for impeachment which is not necessarily mean that americans want to see trump removed from office but they are in favor of this increase in korea going forward and possibly even formally impeaching him so what is next for the impeachment inquiry so i said ...

His potential defense there is, a lawyer client privilege involving what he was doing, avoiding any kind of testimonies in court potentially or at the hearings. >> i guess so. president zelensky talked to rudy. >> go back to that. >> trump thought rudy was advancing his own interest. lets just hear it from mick mulvaney. if trump had nothing to hide and mulvaney behaved in a poor way, why dont they just let minimal testify. >> rudy giuliani claims this down that there was this deal that ukraine ...

Describe -- you know, and answer the questions they can answer, raise issues with respect to questions they can answer and have decision makers say, yes, thats privileged or not. no one -- i just cant imagine the claim that you dont even have to somebody and justify what you can answer and what you cant. so it wasnt surprising. what was surprising that the judge felt she needed 120 pages to say it, which says something about her concern that sort of the bedrock principles are being challenged he...

Appellate process because as were learning, these issues are resolved on the issue of speed rather than waiting a few minutes for an opinion. >> july, what ajulia, what are f these testimonies released last night. how do their testimonies add to the impeachment inquiry? >> yeah, their testimonies are quite a bit. we saw, essentially, it was obvious to them that giuliani wanted there to be investigation into biden which is going to play very well for democrats going forward in this -- in the inqu...

Have decision makers say, yes, thats privileged or not.is no one -- i just cant imagine the claim that you dont even have so respond and justify what you cap answer and what you cant. so it wasnt surprising. what was surprising that the judge felt she needed 120 pages to say it, which says something about her concern that sort of , the bedrock principles are being challenged here. >> you know, kevin cruz had this to say, chuck. a lot of news today suggests house democrats should ew reconsider th...

Its an abstract concept of manipulation, making people believe things are not there. >> i wrote the book "gaslighting america" because i see it as bigger than lying. he finds the narratives that are floating around the conspiracy theory blogs and picks up on them because theres an appetite for it. ukraine is classic gaslighting. he just doesnt tout simple lies. he spins things up. hes doing government investigations to find things that werent there. >> carpenter is talking about falsehoods spun ...

Already in your executive director of us women welcome to day w. we read in your report that about a 3rd of women experienced a physical or sexual violence why do you think it is so widespread. because we do live in part here ts we heard before from this testimonies and some to many men in the world still feel they have the right to control remain in seeing them as their possessions. which weve seen the widely reported or wolfpack gallon rape trials in spain this year and there was the notorious...

Impeachment inquiry? does it move the needle forward? >> well, i think it supports the narrative thats already been emerging through the depositions, through the public hearings, through the closed-door testimonies that preceded the public hearing, which is to say this was a decision taken by the president and then the legal justification, the attempt to fit it into a broader policy framework came after. thats needless to say not the way policy is normally made and it suggests there was an attem...