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that's outside the normal channel to get something for donald trump? it is the way a secretive and sometimes criminal organization works. the guy at the top doesn't tell you to do what's wrong. he goes, you talk to tony. he knows what i need to get done. >> as you say it's a consciousness of guilty that sondland is willing to nail donald trump for which is a fascinating development. anyone who said you seen it all before, you haven't seen this. what they do with it is the open question. thank you for being here. ahead, we'll break down other key impeachment points and what they reveal and a monumental self-own by lindsey graham. we'll show you with the receipts and a programming note. there's so much impeachment news that we have a new sunday night special, 9:00 p.m. eastern. covering so much of the historic action. two political investigations he believe would help his re-election campaign. was a basic quid pro quo.
giuliani was leading them down was not in the best interests of the country. it was in the personal interests of the actors, but not in the national interests. >> anita, the criticism is why haven't we heard what has been happening behind the closed doors, what are they now we have many of the transcripts. there are still more. will that satisfy the back and forth on the hill and around the white house? >> we will see these public testimonies starting wednesday. and so the argument by house republicans and by the president that this is all secretive, the criticism of the process, kind of go by the wayside because they will hear exactly what that testimony is. we have seen these depositions, these interview, the transcripts. but if you are house republicans, if you are the president, they have argued while the process has been
seen, why haven't we heard what has been happening behind these closed doors? what are they saying? now, we have all the -- we have many of the transcripts. right? anita, of what has been said. there's still yet more. will this satisfy that back and forth on the hill and around the white house? >> you know, i mean, we're going to see these public testimonies starting wednesday, as you mentioned. and so the argument by house republicans and by the president that this is all secretive, the criticisms of the process kind of go by the wayside a little bit, right? because they're going to hear exactly what that testimony is. we've seen these depositions, these -- you know, these interviews, these transcripts. so some of that goes by the wayside. but if you're house republicans, if you're the president, they have argued, well, the process has been flawed the last six weeks. you can't go back and take that back. you started it in a bad way and it's been flawed from the beginning. now, as you mentioned, house republicans have other witnesses that they would like to hear from. and we've already seen just a
secretive. this grand jury leaks. it's a crime to leak in a grand jury. this is unbelievable. they leak selective bits. i think eventually it won't help their case. mrs. pelosi is now taking a vote that she says is unnecessary. why is that? she is also theoretically could help her in the courts if they wanted to enforce their subpoenas, contempt doesn't mean anything. congressional contempt. >> sandra: she said i don't do bluffs. she is calling the bluff of republicans? >> they're calling her bluff. she is not going to go to court. the reason they aren't, they want this hanging over by christmas. if you go to courts it takes time. i don't think they'll go to court to enforce it. it tells you something. they are either afraid they won't win or it will take time. >> bill: do we have a good sense where the american people are? they're sorting through it on live television. a poll that came out this week.