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Impeachment inquiry into president trump. from the moment of his inauguration, this president has shown contempt for the truth, has attacked our institutions, and has ignored the constitution he swore to defend. >> here's the math. 76 democrats, there they all are, now say they support an impeachment inquiry or proceedings and one republican, justin amash of michigan. but to be clear, the democrats backing impeachment represent 32% of all the democrats in the house, still less than a mathematical third of the democrats, and remember, nancy pelosi has said all along there would have to be overw...

Mueller investigated potential obstruction of justice and when william barr and rod rosenstein were given the fact they made the decision, there is no section of justice. it was investigated for over two years and when the assistant ag made the point of no section there is no instruction of justice. >> it with a similar tone to what we heard a couple years ago and what we've been hearing over the course of the last 2 and half years. he's been on point with his messaging, it really hasn't changed much. >> the thing last night when the crowd broke into chance of build the wall, 2020 is going to ...

>> let's discuss with natasha bertrand, national political correspondent with politico and msnbc contributor and mike isikoff, chief correspondent with yahoo! news. big welcome to you both. we had several democrats interpret this statement by bob mueller to mean he was referring to impeachment to congress. is that fair, michael, or are democrats overinterpreting? >> clearly the line that you just played in which mueller said the constitution has other mechanisms for holding a president accountable for wrongdoing was a reference to impeachment. now, that was similar but not exactly what was in ...

An impeachment inquiry into president trump. not because they want to. house speaker nancy pelosi has been blunt and consistent and insistent in making sure she would frankly rather stick a fork in her eye, but now we know that what congress didn't fully appreciate when they all initially cheered the appointment of robert mueller, when they praised him personally, when they praised the decision of the justice department to appoint a special counsel to look into this matter, what i think congress didn't fully grasp at the time was that the regulations under which mueller was appointed meant tha...

Inability either to clear the president of a crime, since there was so much evidence of his criminality and like wise inability to charge him because they were barred by department of justice policy. ultimately, his appearance before the cameras represented a kind of passing of the constitutional baton from mueller's office to congress, which mueller noted pointedly has the ability to formally accuse the president of wrongdoing. >> as set forth notice report after that investigation, if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. we did not, ...