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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190609:20:18:00 - Vimarsana News

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You're one of those critics that tomorrow that they move forward with contempt because of not complying to the subpoenas and moving forth in a very forthright way. if that does happen, i'll ask the same question here of jonathan, what happens if they hold them in contempt? how far can they go? >> well, you know, ordinarily when there's a contempt order, the order is to get the justice department involved. when the subject of the contempt order is attorney general, it seems unlikely that's going to happen and the next step really would be to file a lawsuit to try to get that enforced, to try to...

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The rest of the week. what else is on the docket, if you will. we have the roger stone response, roger stone appearance before judge jackson regarding her demanding answers to that introduction to his newly published book and why that did not violateler partial gag order, correct? >> that's right, andrea. we may all be back here together tomorrow because roger stone is in hot water over this introduction to a book that appeared online. the judge has already concluded roger stone and his team were not straight with her about this. she has said in a ruling that any consequences that flow electri...

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Do it, but there are many ways he can give some answer, but not a full answer. i think the reality for the democrats is any fight about his answers is going to take time because presumably he'll just refuse, and then they have to go to a vote about whether to institute a contempt order. that would then have to go to the full floor of the congress and then to be referred to the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia who then would decide whether or not it merited a grand jury. >> is it retroactive, because he's likely not to be attorney general past next tuesday or so. >> look, congress has...

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Justice, and i am unwilling to answer specific questions about any one of those investigations with anyone. who knows how he'll ultimately do it, but there are many ways he can give some answer, but not a full answer. i think the reality here is, any fight about his answers is going to take time. because presumably he'll just refuse, and then they have to go to a vote about whether to institute a contempt order. that would then have 20 go to the full floor of the congress. and then to be referred to the u.s. attorney for the district of clom bee yarks who then would decide whether or not it me...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190208:09:22:00

With anyone. who knows how he'll ultimately do it, but there are many ways he can give some answer, but not a full answer. i think the reality here is, any fight about his answers is going to take time. because presumably he'll just refuse, and then they have to go to a vote about whether to institute a contempt order. that would then have 20 go to the full floor of the congress. and then to be referred to the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, who then would decide whether or not it merited a grand jury. >> is it retroactive, because he's likely not to be attorney general past next t...