MSNBC Hardball With Chris Matthews October 21, 2019 23:07:00
If the president wants to cooperate, he should. if he has exonerating evidence, they should present it. if they're going to tell witnesses to not come in, as they continue to do, we will just view that as consciousness of guilt and put that under consideration for obstruction of congress. but it's in his interest to cooperate considering he's confessed to the crime. if there are arrows that point to innocence, he should show us what those aver rrrows are. >> that is kind. amid all of this, democrats have been largely united as they advance their case and it appears the president has taken noti...
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