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Days. This is mtp daily and it starts right now. Good evening. Im chuck todd in washington. Welcome to mtp daily. It is groundhog day again. And the president is calling his Justice Department a disgrace. Some would argue claiming it is a partisan investigation. And the apparent evidence behind all of that, this memo. Which has, quote, material omissions, according to the president s own fib. Compiled by a former member of transition member devin nunes written by Staff Members an there is money are money reasons to be skeptical but the main contention is the trump appointee used information fr...

Today released the depositions of two key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry and provided much more detail about the shadow ukraine policy that is leading to the president s likely impeachment. For his part, President Trump continues to attempt to defend himself, mainly by attacking his accusers and lying about them. For instance, claiming that the whistleblower complaint has been proven false even though it has not. Multiple former and Current Trump Administration Officials who have testified have backed up the whistleblowers allegations that American Foreign policy and taxpayer dollars wer...

AEI holds a discussion forum on a new conservative policy book stressing a plan to strengthen the social ...

As House Bill 112 moved through the Montana House Judiciary Committee on Thursday morning, the chorus of voices against the legislation grew louder. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) and dozens of Montana civil rights groups have joined in opposition to HB 112 and House Bill 113, both of which are pieces of anti-trans legislation. The Judiciary Committee will vote on HB 113 on Friday morning. The HRC is the largest LGBTQ+ organization in the country. A Montana coalition against anti-transgender legislation, called the Free and Fair Coalition, is compri...

As of Jan. 15, 296 bills have been introduced and none have been signed into law. This week, we're watching how lawmakers are proposing to change the role of public health officials, how the state is addressing missing Indigenous persons, and how the riot in D.C. could have ripple effects in Montana. House Bill 144 brought by Representative Paul Fielder, a Republican out of Thompson Falls, would give law enforcement the discretion to decide whether or not to enforce public health orders. Currently, sheriffs and police officers would face a misdemeanor if they declined to do that. This bill wo...