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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190616:19:18:00 - Vimarsana News

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Former president richard nixon did. he's making a stunning claim that he had the power to fire robert mueller under the constitution. >> article two would have allowed me to fire him. i wasn't going to fire him. you know why? i watched richard nixon go around firing everybody and that doesn't work out too well. >> a president can't obstruct justice? >> a president can run the country and that's what happened, george. i run the country and i run it well. >> the president is not the only one comparing himself to nixon. former acting u.s. solicitor general along with george conway think trump is ...

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To -- danger to the administrat n administration's stance on climate change. >> the stance is very troubling. the military is consider concerned for a couple of reasons. opening of sea routes. the dissipation of the melting of ice. it will cause rapid changes in weather pattern which will display populations which will lead to conflicts of some sort. then just keep in mind the administration has hired these people which are tied to the fossil fuel industry. their judgment about it is clouded. as far as the administrator of nasa goes, he like many of these people has kids. the kids are very con...

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>> i think it's harvard business term for collusion. >> this is politically very damaging for the president. >> you think this could stick? >> i think this could stick, yeah. i think jerry nadler when he comes in as the chairman will have to decide what he's going to do about a potential impeachment effort that a lot of democrats will want to bring. if you assume the mueller report -- we don't know what mueller has or what his realtime frame is. if you believe it will be within the next few months then congress will have that and they will have to decide what to do. >> on manafort which we hav...

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Continue silencing the media at an increasing rate. the arab world is facing its own version of an iron curtain imposed not by external actors but domestic forces vying for power." i'm joined by heidi presbla, nbc news national political correspondent. robert costa, "washington post" national political reporter. ben rhoderhodes. thank you, all. i want to start with robert. what is the president up to in this strange, displain pled sile of his? >> you have the secretary of the treasury removing himself from that conference next week. you still have an administrat n administration, a president, ...

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Through yesterday and how the sweek wi week ended. i don't think there is something deeper based on my reporting. i do think you are going to see increasingly a number of people, whether they are cabinet level, or whether they are undersecretaries or what have you who will be announcing in the coming weeks they are leaving. it is not being announced right after what could be a difficult election. >> that's not terribly unusual two years into an administrat n administration. >> these jobs are grueling. it is not as if she held it for six months. >> two years in this administration feels very lo...