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Wrong. bill clintoned admitted finally that it was his fault. this president finds himself faultless and not only that, he sees his impeachment today as a way to raise some money. grotesque again. your thoughts. >> you know, chris, i think that this is one of the saddest days this i can remember. i remember watching john on the clinton one and i didn't understand how awful a vote this was. and i'm not happy standing here today, but when we take thoath office, it is about depending our democracy. and the letter that he spent to the speak you awas so awful and tweets are just are -- you know, i ...

The democrats wanted to control witnesses when they were controlling the house, but they had a ton more. you could count up to 24 if you put them all together, 23, 24. and the senate is now in control, and they don't want any. so the gop cries in the house were fugazi because they knew as soon as they had power, they'd play the same game. the big question is what is fairness for you, for the rest of america and the left i'll argue that tonight. >> one of the upsides of my ethnicity. i have a special ownership of that word. it comes from bill. google it. >> i will. it is all but official. a new...

Always are opportunities for the congress and the president to fight about what each demands from the other, and the court is the one that def sides that. >> but that doesn't understand my question. why when past presidents have done this, why won't trump just let them come testify? >> because the precedent in this case, he's not going to stick with the precedent. that's not the issue. the issue is do you impeach someone because they don't comply with a subpoena? and if that's the standard, that is a very, very slippery slope, a very dangerous one. >> senator santorum, thank you. coming up s...

And move it forward. >> senator santorum, republicans have complained that because of what's happening right now, impeachment will be weaponized by politicians in the future against presidents they don't like. what about just not electing someone who veers toward lies and misconduct? >> yeah, look, there's one -- one of the two articles really does bother me on the weaponization front, and that is the second one of obstruction because every single president that i'm familiar with has basically, you know, rebuffed subpoenas and said no to the congress. and if you're going to impeach someone bec...

Republicans, but it is the democrats that are driving much of that move away from impeachment that we're seeing. >> that's interesting. david chalian, thanks very much. i want to talk to david just a bit more for more information on the poll, including how support for impeachment is tracking specifically in battleground states because of course that is where this election may be decided. the white house is obviously keeping tabs on polls like this new one as well as trying to shape voter sentiment, which may explain their response to senate democrats' request for more witness testimony. chief ...