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To every cop. that we are expendable and we cannot expect a the city be protected. he knows that if he affirms this tremendous decision, he will lose his police department." your reaction? >> julie, morale is clearly low and the police department today, because one of their own has been fired under the circumstances and each and every police officer out there realizes he can be fired or she can be fired under the circumstances in which pantaleo was faced with. on the other hand, they had what one would define this due process, meaning pantaleo. he did to go before a panel, and that panel, vis-...

For us. after two years of russia collusion, russia, russia, russia, the president is a russian agent. it was outrageous, it was a lie. it was built on a lie. that has failed, it has flopped. the speech and hearing is over, the report is done and the democrats move on to race and that's where we are today. this president has done more for the african-american family than any president in history. you look at the record -- >> bill: dr. carson was making some of those points. geraldo, you said earlier today, you said what would democrats do with these urban disasters? you said how much aid to in...

Away, but also in the interim too. number two, you can expect that the democrats are going to act like a swarm of hornets, even the big impeachment question looms large about what democrats are going to do vis-a-vis donald trump. regardless whether impeachment is a path they take or not, the investigations will continue. the house is going to try to do everything that it can to make donald trump's life miserable and that's just going to be expected as we go forward here. >> john, the "washington post" is weighing in. quote, the president's allies say a combative approach appeals to republicans...

The judiciary committee have penned a brand-new op-ed titled "while we're moving forward with impeachment." joining me philippe reines, donna edwards, ezra levin, the co-executive director of indivisible which is a progressive organization building a grassroots movement to defeat the trump agenda. congresswoman edwards, let me ask first your read on all this and how you view leadership's position vis-a-vis the polling, the politics, and protecting what they view as those 30 to 40 front line members. >> i think right now, i mean obviously leadership is in a bind. but it was really clear in the ...

Repeal the aca. this is idiotic. this is suicidal. it's not going to work. and the grassroots said fight, fight, fight, and we don't care. the grassroots won and shut down the government. the polling on it was terrible and everyone said it is going to cost them. and a year later, not a single vote was cast in america on that shutdown. not a single one. people moved on to other things. people are thinking that impeachment is going to happen in the elections the next day. but that's not the way it's going to work. >> that's what happened in '98 where it straddled the midterms. we're a year away....