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The senate intelligence committee is out on its report on our election security, how far the russians exactly tried to reach into our system and how in equipped we were and still may be with it. it found all 50 states were targeted largely undetected by state and federal officials. much more on this just ahead. just today the senate republican leader blocked legislation one day after mueller warning that russia that russia is still meddling into our elections and will continue to in 2020. his statements about the russian threat have faded some what of the disappointment among democrats at muel...

It found all 50 states were targeted, largely undetected by state and federal officials. much more on this just ahead. just today, the senate republican leader blocked election security legislation one day after robert mueller's warning that russia, of course, is still meddling in our elections and will continue to in 2020. but his statements about the russian threat have faded somewhat amid the palpable disappointment among democrats at mueller's presence and the lack of impact from his halting testimony. "new york times" put it this way. "the absence of an electrifying washington moment in...

That doesn't seem likely absent new information. there was some hope that democrats had that robert mueller's testimony yesterday might change that dynamic, that might transform the debate a little bit. obviously that did not happen. that did not produce that crystalizing moment, as you quoted the paper saying. that doesn't mean they're giving up. what you hear pro-impeachment democrats talking about these days is a way of opening an impeachment inquiry through the judiciary committee but without having a vote on the house floor, because the concern is they don't want to put at risk these red ...

One thing that history shows a democracy is either advancing or it's retreating. right now it's retreating. and if we take together the mueller testimony, the mueller report, the recent report of the senate, what we see in the world all around us, we see we have a big problem. the question is not right now whether americans can show the world what democracy looks like, the question now is whether americans can show americans what democracy looks like. if we can get that taken care of, then maybe at one point we'll resume our role as some kind of model for the rest of the world. >> what a sober...

There is a political cost to go in forward with a vote on something that's not going to produce results in the senate. you need two-thirds votes. democrats don't have that by themselves. there is some hope that democrats have that robert mueller testimony yesterday may change that dynamic and transform the debate a little bit. that did not happen. it did not produce that, crystal sizing moment as you quote in the paper. what you hear for democrats talking about these days is a way of opening impeachment in query through the committee but without having a vote on the house floor. the concern is...