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And final day of the public impeachment hearings wraps up right now. by brant goff its good to have you with us and we begin with what could be a fatal blow to the political career of benjamin netanyahu tonight israels attorney general is announcing that he is pressing corruption charges against the israeli prime minister netanyahu is being indicted for bribery fraud and breach of trust in 3 separate cases the prime minister has denied any wrongdoing he is calling the indictment and attempted co...

Publicly on the issue of investigations. mic mulvaney, the presidents chief of staff, the person who usually works for the president the most, day in and day out, when in front front of the white house press corps and basically admitted that an investigation had something to do withholding up the aid. and that this admitted that this process was politicized. rudy giuliani, the presidents personal lawyer, also essentially admitted that these investigations were at issue. he said that he thinks he...

I want no quid pro quo. tell zelensky to do the right thing. then he says, this is the final word on the president of the united states. i want nothing. >> tucker: its like a old-fashioned radio play. former acting attorney general of the united states, joining us, think of so much. so you watched carefully, and youre perfectly situated to assess the legal aspect of all of this. was the crime demonstrated today? >> >> now, in fact, it continueo be in impeachment and search of facts that prove an...

I want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. tell zelensky to do the right thing. then he says, this is the final word from the president of the united states. i want nothing. >> tucker: its like a old-fashioned radio play. former acting attorney generalal of the united states, joining us, thank of so much. so you watched carefully, and youre perfectly situated to assess the legal aspect of all of this. was a crime demonstrated today? >> no, in fact, it continues to be in impeachment in search of fac...

If the meeting happens again. >> never dated. >> you know who is in the meeting? >> which meeting -- >> the meeting that never happened, who was in a question m [laughter] you know how he do a press conference, how he released a question mark do you know how that happen? you got all three of them wrong? they get the call, they get the meeting, they get them on? its not two plus two, it 0 for 3. i mean, ive never seen anything like that. >> sean: america, what are we doing here what the ukrainian...

People wondering about accountability, that would be phase one, phase two is john durham, the u.s. attorney who has been tasked by bill barr, the attorney general, to actually potentially prosecute people. the ig report is going to look at wrongdoing. but the prosecutor would actually bring some criminal charges. that is big. the final point to make here, shannon, think about this, if this report is finally coming out in early december, what else is going on? these impeachment hearings eventuall...

Finished down 21. a woman who says jeffrey epstein repeatedly molested her started when she was 17 his suing the late financiers estate. she has seen the pictures smiling reportedly during her first helicopter ride. she said she still has flashbacks and is still scared after all the incidents. also tonight, attorneys for some of epsteins alleged victims say prince andrew should speak to u.s. investigators immediately. andrew withdrew from public duties yesterday over what he called his ill judge...

Didnt hurt a bit, did it? >> reporter: sondlands story nds changed markedly over time. today he blames that on the fact hes been denied access to key documents and notes by the state department. democrats call that obstruction. the state department, norah, says it wasnt true. >> odonnell: nancy, thank you. y,esident trump sought to defend himself today after these hours of testimony from sondland. the president did it quoting what he said on a phone call. itts noteworthy is its the very same day...

Presidents conduct is. the impeachable conduct that we have seen and the abuse of power that were learning more about in the investigations, but just to be clear, the presidents already confessed to it on television. but thats just part of what weve seen. under normal circumstances a president would leave office after something that was revealed recently that barely got any attention at all, which was the president had to confess in writing, in court to illegally diverting charitable contributi...

Rudy giuliani and mick mulvaney havent come before the committee, theyve spoken publicly on the investigations. mick mulvaney, the presidents chief of staff, the person that usually works with the president most, day in, day out, went in front of the white house press corp and basically admitted an investigation had something to do withholding up the aid. and admitted that this process was politicized. rudy giuliani, the presidents personal lawyer, also essentially admitted these investigations ...