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Life used to mean something other than life which is ironic for the justice system itself not being honest. but things have changed. in some of the time. that courthouse where murdock was tried and convicted was built in 1820. one hundred years later in 1920 the reign of the murdock family began. for centuries thereafter this family had its hand on the wheels of justice they had the power, they decided who to charge, what to charge, whether to show mercy and to whom. whether to negotiate a plea, what sentence to seek, they had the power to protect the affluent to protect friends and family for...

This. and now this today. this, as the whip has said, this entire sham process. >> democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box. >> this is soviet-style rules. maybe in the soviet union you do things like this, where only you make the rules, where you reject the ability for the person you're accusing to even be in the room, to question what's going on. >> congressman steve scalise on the house floor broke out that prompt there because donald trump's presidency needs more russia in it. he may have taken that extra step, but every...

Here is what happened during clinton and they got all these rights and therefore we have to keep doing that. two things. one, they didn't as you said, they did not have the process that is currently laid out by house democrats. what is really happening here is impeachment is a process where the constitution leaves the rules too the house arul rules to the house and senate. house on the investigation and determining whether to vote, and senate on the trial and whether or not to acquit or convict. and every single time even in the clinton inquiry folks said yeah, were making it up as they went a...

But it appears that trump will have even more rights than his predecessors. joining me to break it down is our legal analysts, sisters in law. mya wiley, joyce vance and barbara mcquaid. thank you all very much for being here. i'm going to throw this out there because i'm sure there are a lot of people at home who might be watching this and heard me talk about these new rules and you today process rights for the president. and thinking, well, wait a minute, i thought that the trial was supposed to take place in the senate. how is it that in the impeachment inquiry the president is getting all ...

Which there is not a right to have open hearings, cross-examination, the president to call witnesses. at least certainly at this investigative phase. but i do think that they are mindful of not just fairness, but the appearance of fairness. but one of the things that they have done in these rules to ensure or at least attempt to ensure some professionalism is they are allowing 90 minutes of questioning by the chair who may defer to professional staff counsel. so you may recall when corey lewandowski testified, barry burke took care of cross-exam e cross-examining the witness and did such after...