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Almost become even litmus test isn't adequate as an explanation, it's just something that the democrats feel they must embrace or they'll not have a chance at he getting the a gee nomination. >> i think some of this is resentiment. resentiment over losing. a lot of the progressives out there felt as though hillary clinton in the last presidential primary and the establishment ran rough shod over bernie sanders. now they're flexing their muscles and saying our guys are going to win this time, we're going to set the agenda and they're being -- they're not -- they do care about winning but they c...

Institutions precisely because they are the only checks on his power. that's what this is all about. the abuse of power. if there's one thing i can't stand and i know you can't is the abuse of power. whether it's a boss taking advantage of his or her workers, or a man who raises his hand to a woman or a child, or a president who's running rough shod over everything this country believes and stands for. [ applause ] no matter how old or young you are, you've never seen anything like this in your lifetime. we're being reminded every day that there's nothing guaranteed about democracy. not even h...

Whether it is in hungary or the philippines. there are thugs all over the world using the same kind of language he's using now. and what are we saying to the world? what are we saying to the world? and folks, you know, the goal is simple. when he discredits the news and the free press, he gets to run rough shod over the country. and the president is great with me. i'm not that crazy sometimes what they write. but four the fourth estate and as jefferson said, if i have to choose, paraphrasing him, one of the three branch of company of government and i would pick the free press. and folks the fa...

As well. and then you look at a company like facebook and you say why have they been able to run rough shod over our data. that plays into antitrust too. maybe they couldn't do that if they didn't have so much market power. >> it's interesting when you think about, as an aside, this weekend i think google was down and then -- >> horror of horrors. >> tim was coming in, saying can you get on your email? you forget how they're all connected. if one thing goes down, it all does. do we have time to get to this sound bite? we don't, okay. sorry, how long can this investigation take? >> an eternity....

The reward to democrats, if there is one, to pursue impeachment at this stage. >> well, impeachment can be seen as a partisan exercise. that's the risk they run, that it will be dismissed as partisan politics. i think it's important that the house stand up for the rule of law and for its own responsibilities and authorities in this case. basically, donald trump has run rough shod over the law for decades and in recent years. he's stuck his finger in the eye of congress. >> dana: you don't worry about maybe history repeating itself as republicans learned their lesson when they impeached clinton...