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MSNBC MSNBC Live With Ali Velshi October 31, 2019 19:04:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC MSNBC Live With Ali Velshi October 31, 2019 19:04:00

You'll note that what the president is being investigated for impeachment for had probably more to do with the 2020 election. the idea that he was looking for dirt on the bidens. but the republican framing around this is that this is an effort to undo a previous election. that taps into something with a lot of people in this country who are just incredibly burned out on all things 2016. you know, when i was out campaign reporting, you would hear it time and time again. people were ready for that election to be over. and anything that makes voters who are not following this super closely think ...

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Reasons why the testimony in the second hearing came more naturally to the special counsel. you know, this animated his work for decades that is protecting the country. and i think that he is most concerned that we're not rising to the challenge of protecting our elections and our democracy. and so you can see him become most passionate about that. that hearing was about the central focus of his work. that had something to do wit. we also had the benefit of going second where we could hear the kind of questions he would respond to. >> right. >> we understood the dynamic a little better than ha...

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Indict the president for obstruction of justice. mueller had the answer for them. >> you don't know where the investigation is going to lie and olc opinion itself said you can continue the investigation even though you are not going to indict the president. >> several republicans on the judiciary committee wanted to talk about the fbi investigation of the russian attack on our election that began during the election campaign in 2016. robert mueller was not involved in that investigation that occurred during the presidential campaign and refused to answer all of those questions. no republican w...

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>> several republicans on the judiciary committee wanted to talk about the fbi investigation of the russian attack on our election that began during the election campaign in 2016. robert mueller was not involved in that investigation that occurred during the presidential campaign and refused to answer all of those questions. no republican was interested in the details of the obstruction of justice evidence that the mueller report outlined against the president. but the democrats were. >> based upon your investigation, how did trump react to your appointment of special counsel? >> again, i will...

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News this hour. we mentioned the big news that acting attorney general just made. he said he's been fully briefed on mueller's probe, and he thinks it's nearly finished. and as that was breaking, the house intelligence committee announced that michael cohen has agreed to testify in a closed session before their committee. msnbc news intelligence and national security reporter ken dilanian joins us now. it's kind of player's choice, ken, if you want to go with cohen right now or acting attorney general whittaker, not the same as him appearing publicly before oversight. >> i think that's right, ...