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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190312:20:03:00 - Vimarsana News

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Whole investigation has been a lark and a witch hunt. why would donald trump allow him to stay in jail if those were his views? >> and that's where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends. "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker. matt miller, former chief spokesman at the department of justice. former federal prosecutor glenn kirchner. with us at the table, assistant -- former assistant u.s. attorney mimi and donny deutsch. mi many mimi, let me start with you. this sort of picture emerging of the standards seem very strategic and republicans unsurpri...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190310:15:01:00

Cold crazy. >> it's similar to what the nixon administration said to aide. >> it's not unusual for congress to investigate potential criminal wrongdoing by the president. >> they created an enemies list with the 81 individuals and entities they are going to try to persecute for material on trump. >> it's not specifically what jerry nadler is looking for. the president is right, this is almost literally a witch hunt. howie: 81 trump world targets. legitimate oversight or partisan overreach. gayle king confronts r. kelly about the alleged sexual abuse

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We have a poll tonight asking the question should congress do more to investigate michael cohen's claims about donald trump's behavior? yes. 58%. that is pretty solid support, gene. >> yeah, that's pretty solid support. all that polling was fascinating about how people view president trump's truthfulness versus michael cohen's and it's fascinating that people think congress ought to do its job. this is congress' job. we shouldn't forget that. it's not just an option for congress to investigate possible potential criminal wrongdoing by the president. congress has a responsibility to do that and...

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More to investigate michael cohen's claims about donald trump's behavior? yes. 58%. that is pretty solid support, gene. >> yeah, that's pretty solid support. all that polling was fascinating about how people view president trump's truthfulness versus michael cohen's and it's fascinating that people think congress ought to do its job. this is congress' job. we shouldn't forget that. it's not just an option for congress to investigate possible potential criminal wrongdoing by the president. congress has a responsibility to do that and can't and shouldn't and must not just sort of sit back and le...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190303:19:55:00 - Vimarsana News

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The room was kpexasperated and exhausted because it had been the end of the seven hours of testimony. what we saw from them was not any grandstanding or bloviating. it was really an attempt to draw out that evidence of potential criminal wrongdoing. in the process, blowing up this entire investigation and giving them more lines of inquiry to go after more witnesses like alan weisselbe weisselbe weisselberg. they really went in there and did their job. i think they pleasantly surprised a bunch of people in the room. >> do you think they coordinated what they were going to ask? >> i think there ...