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Offense. but this one is most understandable by the public. its really important to know this. there is no requirement there be a quid pro quo in a conversation. if the president brings up, wants them to investigate something of his political opponent, that is self-evident that it is not right. you dont ask foreign governments to help us in our election. thats what were trying to stop with russia. its wrong. so its not only about how to make decisions ab our foreign policy and our global futilit...

Youre reporting that the speaker and the president spoke today. hes had a busy day at the u.n., but youre saying that the pressure led to this call? >> dont know what specifically set up the call, but we do know that there was a call between the two and in the call donald trump used language that weve heard him use before in terms of asking the speaker what we can do about this whistle-blower complaint. how we can possibly work something out. >> interesting. let me -- >> she swatted that down, a...

Theyre -- >> beforehand, she said she wants the cello, so this is a victory. but there is according to what quoo were getting on the screen, a breaking tweet from the president who says that tomorrow they will release a transcript of the call. so if you see that transcript and it is more benign than weve been led b to believe, will you, do you think your caucus might stand down or do you think that the caucus is at a boil? >> no, its not about that. this is about the institution of the united st...

I wonder if it surprises you, as it does me, that she didnt go first to the simplest thing. she said simple and understandable -- using the white house to get rich, using the white house to make your businesses richer, using the white house to make people stay in it, whether its foreign leaders or even the united states military. >> so, whats the most impeachable offense of the many that we could consider for donald trump? how much time do we have, joy? so, i think the congresswoman is correct t...

Heartstrings cases where america was being generous. literally these families and these kids were invited here simply because american medical researchers needed access to these kids to try to develop cures to rare diseases. i dont know if you ever wanted to be a doctor when you were growing up. i was always really squeamish about needles and blood and everything, so i knew i could never do it, so it was never one of my fantasies ever, but i know for all of the people who do end up becoming doct...

About needles and blood and everything, so i knew i could never do it, so it was never one of my fantasies ever, but i know for all of the people who do end up becoming doctors and, you know, medical researchers in this country, there are thousands more americans who grow up having this kind of superhero fantasy about how cool it would be to become a great doctor, right? how cool it would be to become a groundbreaking medical researchers. its an understandable, like, childhood fantasy, right? on...

Demographic war. it all sounds an awful lot like i think this terrible and terrifying pseudo-intellectual framework theyre trying to build around white nationalism by excusing it. saying, oh, oxycontin is causing white nationalism and economic anxiety. no, white nationalism goes of its own. it is a poisonous movement in this country and we have to be honest about it. donald trump has empowered it. lets not forget donald trump retweeted people like white genocide 99 during the campaign. i hate ha...

Anxiety and hatred. and i think its disappointing but understandable, the murdochs are not going to walk away from billions of dollars of ad revenue. that this has been -- theyve been able to generate through shows like tucker and lou dobbs and sean hannity and these other guys who go out every night and, you know, theyll wink and theyll nod to white nats out there from tuckers show. andrew anglin and all these alt-right guys, they call tucker our guy. they love the fact that he is vectoring the...

Children. my husband, her fiance, well be together and fine. but there are people that really lost their lives and family members theyll never get back and that is heavy on our hearts as well as what if. ten seconds in one direction or the other and the story could have been different for us as well. so just honestly just truly blessed to be alive. but, no, i cant say that im okay. >> understandable. chelsea, how are you? >> um, i have to agree for the most part. i constantly have the what-ifs i...

This is right in the heart of dayton, ohio? >> it is right in the heart of dayton, ohio and if you look behind me the crime scene tape is still up, the investigation of the crime scene is complete, but unfortunately what you have and very grisly what you have a situation like this a terrible mess thats left behind. whats taking place is clean-up and grisly clean-up scene and thats why the district is still blocked off to the public. rob: understandable, mike, thanks so much. >> now to el paso, t...