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This case is about carmen. This case is about nick. Thats all for this edition of dateline. Im natalie morales, thank you for watching. Good morning on this sunday morning. Im Frances Rivera at msnbc world quarters. Its 6 00 in the east, 3 00 out west. Heres whats happening. The impeachment battle intensifies. The latest on the timeline an the strike that vi for both sides. Plus, the new effort to unmask the whistleblower. A political pressure on the other side to delay and stone wall as long as...

Counsel leaking about the white house chief of staff and you see this quote from omb saying it was approved by the lawyers at ef step every step of the way. it seems like nasty place to work. >> just to get in the weeds, but the white house counsel is investigating one of his deputies. mr. eisenberg who is the white house counsel lawyer assigned to this pig pen of a mess is being revud. it was his decision to store the notes on a top secret server that one of the witnesses said was a mistake. th...

So basically what morrison did was he went to the secretary at the white house and tried to make sure that sondland was actually talking to the president. and in every instance, it checked out that those conversations had actually occurred, don. so morrison very concerned there. obviously its troubling given the fact that sondland, during his testimony, trying to downplay what he knew about that. >> alice, stand by. i just want to get a response from max. then ill bring you in here. what shes re...

Or saw the transcript realized how problematic this was. this is why they were told not to talk about it. this is why it was put in a top secret server because his aides realized this was political dynamite. what he was asking for was a very corrupt, very improper request. he was essentially attempting to extort the president of ukraine for his own political benefit, and that came across very clearly. >> let me bring you in, alice, because max mentioned this a little while ago, and i know you ha...

Other people in the administration, perhaps mick mulvaney if not the president. >> and to get ready, everyone should read the profile in your paper, his wife who runs the family business speaks out. its going to be really interesting. greg miller, thank you for spending some time with us. after the break next time donald trump wants to complain about the investigation into his call with the leader of ukraine, he can walk downstairs to his home office and shout at the top of his lungs at his ow...

It is misleading at best. in another tweet president trump writing, the fake whistleblower complaint is not holding up. the secondhand description of the call is a fraud. the president says in his tweet this has not been backed up. actually, the whistleblower complaint very accurately describes the ukraine call that was released later. the whistleblower complaint very accurately describes that the conversations followed over here were put in a top secret server instead, breaking procedures. what...

The july 25th phone call to a top secret server that is used for covert operations such as the attack or effort to try to get osama bin laden. this is serious evidence of wrongdoing. the president has betrayed his oath of office. the president has abused his power in a manner that underminds our national security and the integrity of our elections. >> president trump is defending himself by pointing out ukrainian president zelensky said earlier this week that he did not feel pushed to investigat...

Feasible. people want to see things that simply arent there. theyre ranting about quid pro quo. was there military aid being discussed. thats clearly was not in the transcript. that wasnt a subject until a month after the phone call. >> shouldnt that be the number one thing theyre defending. here are the memos, heres notes but the content, what actually was exchanged, words between the two. >> i see nothing that in any way shows anything that was improper. i mean, this was a conversation between...

When people get in trouble people line to play small. but hes with a big fish when you lock to what he could do inside the hillary clinton investigation, is it not fair to say that he had a lot of power? he was person who literally could type in the changes from the legal wording of gross negligence in terms of her having a top secret server while head of the state department and change those words to extremely careless and taking them down several rungs in terms of legality. he was able to do t...