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>> reporter: special counsel continued and he never used the word impeachment. he never used the word congress. but he said his team, under the regulations, was able to gather evidence that could be used for some future action. heres a special counsel again. >> it prohibits the -- it is important to preserve evidence while memories are fresh and documents available. second, the opinion says that the constitution requires a process other than the criminal justice system to formally accuse a sitti...

Crime was therefore not an option we could consider. first, the opinion explicitly permits the investigation of a sitting president because it is important to preserve evidence while memories are fresh and documents available. second, the opinion says that the constitution requires a process other than the criminal justice system to formally accuse a sitting president of wrongdoing. >> he also addressed a conflict between himself and his boss, attorney general william barr, over how as special c...

This, as many high-profile democrats are wasting no time in calling for immediate impeachment proceedings against president trump. peter doocys live in washington with more. peter? >> lawmakers are digesting the mueller statement from their home districts, while they are in recess. the speaker of house since she wasnt lives enough but we were to announce impeachment proceedings, but there are democrats now using his words to beef up their arguments in favor of impeachment. democratic congressman...

Hoped he would come before the committee and ask her questions from lawmakers, robert mueller has led an extra near left public service and is entitled to his life as a private citizen once again." but judiciary chairman jerry nadler is not done. he says given that special counsel mueller was unable to pursue criminal charges against the president, it falls to congress to respond to those crimes and other wrongdoing of president trump, and we will do so. no one, not even the president of the uni...

Now they dont like the conclusion of the mueller report, and they are trying to redo it. because its hypocrisy at its worst. theyre constantly attacking this president saying that they want except results. >> melissa: on transparency, because they are telling me to go, the president ordered attorney general barr -- were given permission -- to declassify those fisa documents. a lot of people want to see what happen. that hasnt happened yet. when do you think we will get a look at some of that, an...

Generate in enthusiasm. not just the impeachment part. you will hear testimony, and its going to lead democrats to believe it was more wrongdoing than they saw. >> melissa: so why does joe biden stay away from it? obviously hes doing things right. hes way out in front and he is somebody we havent heard from today, as the other 2020 hopefuls have piled on. >> i think joe biden has done something different. not saying which side im on on the democratic party, but i will tell you im a democrat. hes...

Shannon: if youre going to declassify this, why not be more transparent with congressional investigator? comey calls the president a liar and says this is a smart screen for things he has done wrong. >> not the case. we have a 300 page mueller report, a year of fbi investigations, two years of mueller investigation, more than 1.4 million documents turned over. there has unbridled transparency on the part of the president who didnt declare executive privilege during the mueller process. what we h...

Not be more transparent? mueller in this piece of flat out called the president a liar and says this is a smoke screen for things hes done wrong. >> not the case. we have more than a few hundred page mueller report, more than a year of fbi investigations. few years of mueller investigation, more than 1.4 million documents turned over. there have been unbridled, unprecedented transparency on part of the president who didnt declare executive privilege. but what we do have here are a whole lot of f...

Teva reached an $85 million settlement. both settled without admitting any wrongdoing. this is a monumental case, being the first state lawsuit of its kind to actually reach trial. it is expected to set the stage for hundreds of other lawsuits against opioid manufacturers that are being consolidated into one big case to be tried later this year. the opioid epidemic is a nationwide crisis. on average it is estimated that 130 americans die from opioid overdose each day. whats more, 80% of heroin u...

Her but very interesting thousands disappearing hundreds killing. in the desert without any trial and by. random shooting affected civilians and women and children and this kind of conduct of the local population and instead of winning hearts and minds of the local residents in order to avert a small localized problem of insurgency they held minutes of rising to situation and region and give rise to more minutes but i have to ask you why would the army do so why would they not try to win over he...