i will tell people that it is deeply disturbing. it reinforces the concerns that what we previously learned and i think it is a blueprint for what we still need to know. it lays out exactly what congress needs to investigate. i think it reinforces two things. the courage of this whistle-blower and the fact that if a whistle-blower is not is blocked in the manner in which dlj and the acting dni did, two bad things happen. things leak, which we ve unfortunately seen and that is not good. or a wrongdoing goes unpunished. i heard my republican colleagues on the floor say today, what are you complaining about? you got the transcript. you re getting the report. they re going to testify. we ll have the complaint. the only reason we know about this at all is because a complainting witness had the courage to come forward. and you ve heard what the
he said i cannot believe it. you were so i didn t think you had that in you to be so nice. i was nice. i m nice to a lot of people. people don t understand that. but i was. he was shocked that it was such a nice call. he said there is nothing here. and all fair people say the same thing. but i don t like the precedent, steve. i don t like it where you re dealing with heads of state and to think that their call is going to be released. but i felt that and, you know, we spoke to ukraine about it. mike actually called up his counterpart and we spoke to ukraine about it because we wanted to because it could have been if they didn t want us to do it, we would not have done it. but he actually said that was a very innocent call. you can release it all you want. and are you now braced to a long impeachment saga? well, i thought we won. i thought it was dead. it was dead. the mueller report, no obstruction, no collusion, you
mueller testifies on capitol hill this week. we got a claims of the current state of play this past week. al green forcing a vote on an impeachment resolution. it was tabled, meaning it failed on a lopsided vote 392-95. 137 voted to kill the impeachment proposal. but 95 democrats voted for it. mueller said his testimony will be limited to what is in his 400-page plus report. the president, the attorney general, have been lying about what was in the mueller report, no obstruction, no collusion. it was simply not true. we have to show the american people who was there. you want him to tell you the report in front of the cameras and the american people. to an extent. hopefully it will go further. but yes. do you think you can get him
outside the four corners of the report. i don t know. this could increase pressure for impeachment. it could. some have been holding back, waiting for that to exactly happen. 95 votes on this impeachment resolution that had nothing to do with obstruction of justice but the president, according to al green, being a racist had 95 votes. actually many more democrats support that. democrats have decided they want to limit the questions, limit the areas of focus to five potential obstruction cases of justice. because they think that is what is the american public will really be able to understand what is the most egregious of the report. instead of going into every single detail, focusing on those areas and the russian interference part as well as specific areas. whether that shifts public
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