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Leader -- >> it doesnt matter what i discussed. i dont even know exactly who youre talking about. >> but that couldnt be sustained forever. so it became the perfect call. >> it was a perfect call. >> an absolutely perfect phone conversation. it was perfect! >> and if thats the case, then the whistle-blower had to be wrong, right? >> well, the whistle-blower was very inaccurate -- >> well, i have news, get over it. then there was americas crash course in latin. >> no quid pro quo. >> when it appe...

We were building a traditional criminal prosecution right basically if we were trying to say that the president was guilty of bribery or extortion or some other federal crime i would say the democrats have gone a long way to establishing the elements of a prosecution with respect to impeachment which we keep saying is really a political case in a look they have done what they need to do and they probably did it yesterday with investor sunland to describe kind of fill in the gaps in what they nee...

Other hand nobody really wants a confidential discussion youre not going to be saddened me something the whole world discusses thats a good point i want to consider what the past 5 days of testimonies i have met in their entirety today book the democrats or the republicans gave their assessments is take a listen to what they had to say the evidence is clear that the president the president has used his office for his own personal gain republicans are in denial about the facts if the republicans ...

Speculation. i dont know. >> it was my assumption. >> the public impeachment hearings are over. now republicans are slamming the democrats star witnesses for filling their testimonies with opinions and not facts. is a breakdown the biggest take away, jenna ellis, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. is it over? these public hearings? will there be any more? and obviously what we heard throughout, i guess, i assume, what i thought he meant to say was? >> this is a partisan impeachment circ...

That is absolutely correct. >> and the first time you actually read the transcript of the call was when it was release to the public? >> thats correct. steve: okay. so thats interesting. you know, so, that wraps up 12 witnesses. this is all they have scheduled so far that could have been yesterday adam schiffs closing argument yesterday. brian: he looked like he was going to cry. steve: he was really revved up. we will play some of it for you if you missed it. there were no bombshells during the...

Testify. john bolton has something to say? if he can add something that is important for us to know about this situation, he should come forward. take a -- a page from the book of the patriots that we saw come and put their careers, potentially, in jeopardy. the wrath of the president of the united states being, you know, really ostracized in their jobs. and they said this is about our country. this is about the service that we have done and will continue to do. this is about our national securi...

Left with is that despite the explosive testimonies, the profound importance of that testimony, the consequences will virtually be nonexistent. and unless and until to eugenes point there is a movement by the public towards something more severe, rudy giuliani will continue to do what rudy giulianis doing. donald trump will continue to do what he is doing, and the rest of us are going to be left scratching our head going what happened? >> if will herd was one of hopes for democrats, a vote they ...

Senate democrats who are running for president who would much rather, even if they dont say this publicly, would much rather be in iowa or in new hampshire running for president than being back here weighing in on a senate trial when most people assume that democrats will not find the 20 republican votes they need to reach that magic 67 number to ultimately remove president trump from office via impeachment. ali. >> jeff, thank you very much. you and i are going to be talking many times over the...

The door as you go in and analyze this, yeah, maybe you would get an unbiased jury. but its politics. everybody in the country seem tuesday have a point of view, and certainly, you know, the republicans and democrats are just in completely different worlds. >> maybe this is circular. every time i pick up one of the major papers now in the morning the day after one of these testimonies they completely get their point across. its all their in print. the print people have been wonderful in terms of...

President? is there enough at this point concerning the fact that these public testimonies are over, and especially the fact that there are no article, we dont know what the articles of impeachment will be yet going forward. >> it depends on what you subscribe to as what an im peopleabl peopleable, impeachable defense. there are some who say you are required to have a crime, alan dershowitz is one, required to have a crime in order to proceed with impeachment and i subscribe to the theory that a...