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>> ive got to leave it there. but ill tell you what. i appreciate the context and the subtlety. i think a lot of this stuff is hard. >> it is hard. >> its not going to be obvious going forward. >> but some of it is easy. its basic parameters and guidelines. >> i think youre right about that. the solution is visible. how to get to it is cloudy because of the vision. you know what? when great minds like you are talking about it -- >> appreciate it. >> ill take it. we need more of that. good minds....

Prosecutors. we really brought it down to the level of factual detail. and i think we did break through the sound barrier, and we dispelled the fog of propaganda that attorney general barr and donald trump have been laying down over the country ever since the report came out. >> if there is evidence of obstruction of justice that congresswoman, as you just said, which i think both of you agree with, and i think many in the caucus and certainly on the committee, congresswoman, isnt that on its fa...

And i think its a big mistake to make a mitical decision on this. i think its a big mistake to let public opinion drive this. >> really? >> yes, i do. >> dont you want your party to win in 2020? >> what i want is my country to recover from what happened wherein a foreign adversary that undertook a campaign to undermine the, like, very roots of our republic. >> all right, guys. >> and i agree with you. >> theres one person who holds the keys of the inquiry and shes about to talk. why dont we cede...

That i just asked your colleague mike quigley, which is the relationship between high crimes and misdemeanors as a sort of constitutional threshold that you have to consider as a member of the house and the testimony tomorrow. are they inextricably bound? is it a case that you cant but be thinking of that in the back of your head as you talk to robert mueller? >> certainly based on historical precedent. of course, some of the articles of impeachment that triggered the resignation of richard nixo...

She talked about seized assets,y which i think if you confuse the seized assets from the investigation, lets use it to build a wall. >> there you go. >> nancy pelosi calling was crossing the threshold, it was a big day for us. she says she watched it a little bit when asked earlier. she said the american people now realize more fully the crimes that were committed against our constitution. i think this gives you some sense that the calls for impeachment will not completely be ignored by the spea...

That was the message but never actually said that because that is not his way and had he said that, which is what the democrats were desperate for, for him to say here is my road map and i couldnt indict because constitutionally it is congress that has to deal with the president of the united states, ball is in your court. he never went that far. >> that is not to say this is a total victory for republicans because what republicans were focusing on was the origins of the investigation. >> here c...

Committee. i will begin with a question that i just asked your colleague mike quigley, which is the relationship between high crimes and misdemeanors as a sort of constitutional threshold that you have to consider as a member of the house and the testimony tomorrow. are they inextricably bound? is it a case that you cant but be thinking of that in the back of your head as you talk to robert mueller? >> certainly based on historical precedent. of course, some of the articles of impeachment that t...

And choose when you want to be a fiscal conservative. they both signed on to the tax code. whether you are for it or against it, by saying it our bill, over 71 years, that it will add to the deficit, it is just ludicrous. it is insulting to our intelligence. shame on them. theyve got to live with that. they will present the amendment today, and they will get shot down. they will not get to the threshold that they need, and we will get a bill signed and passed. tens of thousands of people, not ju...

Became public, talking about the origins of the so-called dossier. if anything, that could lead to a moment of tension, which then we know how that all works with the television cameras and the attention that could get in the news replay. that is their concerns. >> robert costa, in terms of poll six and the democratic side, a lot of indications judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler, he behind the scenes pushing to go forward with commitment. the house speaker not so eager. talk about those d...

Interference into the election, why didnt you not look into hillary clinton dossier? >> but that is a fair question. if you are talking about contacts from russia, if that is the threshold, juan a lot of russians who had contact with the person being paid millions of dollars by the dnc. if it is problematic to have russians giving information in order to affect the outcome of an election, that has to be problematic as well if we are going to be consistent and apply -- >> juan: clearly, you know ...