quote, i m not for impeachment. impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there s something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan i don t think we should go down that path because it divides the country and he s just not worth it. joining me now is congressman brad sherman, a california democrat who sits on the foreign affairs committee. congressman, so good to have you on. welcome. you introduced an article of impeachment against president trump that was back in 2017. but now nancy pelosi is saying impeachment is not worth it. what s your response to her? well, i introduced articles of impeachment long before anyone else, six months into trump s term because i thought that he had committed high crimes and misdemeanors. i know that pelosi said he s not worth it. i think that was a fastidious comment. she has to determine whether the hearings that will be at the judiciary committee will be
far right you take the mueller you tank the investigation on russia and then you halted it and then you tried to shut down mueller, that s wrong. but i tell my friends who were filing articles of impeachment over a year ago is had you done that successfully you never would have learned about everything we ve learned from mr. cohen, mr. manafort and other court proceedings. let special counsel finish his job. the criminal investigation s taking place right now and the house and senate select committee on intelligence have just begun their work again. especially the house. we have the gavels now. if you only focus on impeachment, which it shouldn t be, you would have missed your chance. if your only focus is on impeachment, you ve got to recognize you maybe, maybe get one shot at it. but clearly the american public s voice on this is going to matter a great deal.
and i don t think he understands girls that are young, how impressionable we are and how traumatic these experiences are. they change you forever. joining me now is darryl johnson, a publicist for r. kelly. i m so glad to have you here. thank you. the world is fascinated with this story, and we appreciate you joining us here this evening. so let s talk about the today the mother of joycelyn savage said she is pleading for a face-to-face interview with you to arrange it between her daughter. well you say that could happen as early as this week? it could happen. if all the terms are met. so can you tell us what the conditions are? what are the conditions? based on the last meeting i heard that happened it turned out pretty bad. i want something contained. we have maybe one camera, a mediator. not to just let memorandum do what they do. and someone to just sit and just listen. and when it s over perhaps interview each participant and say what did you get out of it? and eve
the runway, there s three indications, three data points, if you will, that say that the aircraft is climbing at 2,500 feet per minute. well, that s impossible. it s on the air field. it s still on the ground. so these erroneous indications. and they continue. they continue on out. and if i put that right up against the lion air accident, it s the same thing. we see the same kind of indications in that data, that it was erroneous and the pilot was reacting to it and having to fight against it. david, i m so glad to have you on. thank you, sir. thank you. r. kelly faces ten counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse, and prosecutors say they have some really damning evidence. his publicist speaks out, next.
if you only focus on impeachment, which it shouldn t be, you would have missed your chance. if your only focus is on impeachment, you ve got to recognize you maybe, maybe get one shot at it. but clearly the american public s voice on this is going to matter a great deal. and you cannot come off as carrying torches to the castle. this is extraordinarily serious. i do believe the president has abused his powers. but i also believe in the process. let me ask you this, then. because considering that speaker pelosi has said the president, president trump is ethically, intellectually, and curiositiwise unfit for office, if evidence does exist of wrongdoing why keep someone like that in office if you believe all those things? well, you re very, very close to an extraordinarily large addition in my mind of evidence