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America. why are the rules for politicians in washington different than they are for everyone else? once we circuiting into the realm of politicians, let's get the ethics commission into it and let's investigate this and take forever to come up with a conclusion. >> should he resign? >> i think the ethics process should precede the allegations against congressman conyers are disturbing and disappointing deeply troubling. the ethics investigation should be thorough and swift and comprehensive. >> kimberly: is it time for conyers and franken to resign and will more outrage fracture the democrati...

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>> listen, al franken has acknowledged what he did was wrong and it was wrong. he has also submitted his whole case to the senate ethics committee. i think that was the right thing to do. >> do you think congressman conyers, you swit him on judiciary. should he resign. >> i think the ethics process should proceed. >> you know senator franken, you've searched with him. what do you think should happen to him? should he resign? >> that's the question that will have to be determined after the investigation. >> the house ethics just this afternoon announced an investigation of john conyers. he need...

Franken should remain in office. you have no intention to resign. >> no, we have an ethics process. that i agreed to cooperate with totally. >> hasn't your credibility been undermined. >> i would say yes, and i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. i've let the people down. i've let the people of minnesota down. with your family that you've been with over the past few days, have you talked about seriously resigning? have you considered that. >> no, no, the ethics committee is looking into all this.

You're outside al franken's office. he gave three different interviews and they were all to locals. what did he have to say? >> sure. franken addressed his constituents. he spoke to local media after going to ground essentially silent since his original statements over the last eight days. franken has been apologetic in those statements and in his interviews he went even further, talking about how he was ashaped by his past conduct. here is the television interview he did with the local affiliate in minnesota. take a listen. >> you have no intention to resign. >> no. we have an ethics process ...