away the facts by republicans. today s latest entry in this comes from south carolina senator lindsey graham who first stuck to his stance of hear no evil, see no evil. i heard something yesterday i could not believe. former impeachment manager lindsey graham says he s not going to read the impeachment transcripts, really? i m not going to read these transcripts. the whole process is a joke. graham then went onto basically argue that trump is not guilty by virtue of, well, incompetence. what i can tell you about the trump policy toward the ukraine, it was incoherent, it depends on who you talk to. they seem to be incapable of forming a quid pro quo. so, no, i find the whole process to be a sham and i m not going to legitimatize it. i m joined by neera tanden from the center of american progress and former republican congressman david jolly from florida and msnbc political analyst who has called on graham to resign if he can t be bothered to read the impeachment
consider what s happened here tonight. we re joined by samstein, neera tanden is with us, a former senior advisor to president obama and hillary clinton. and she s president and ceo for the center of american progress. and let s just take a look what donald trump had to say last night, donald trump last night in kentucky setting the stakes for voters in kentucky. you ve got to vote because if you lose it sends a bad message. and they will build it up here s the story if you win they re going to make it like ho-hum, and if you lose they re going to say trump suffered the greatest defeat in the history of the world. this was the greatest. you can t let that happen to me. steve, donald trump says he suffered the greatest defeat in the history of the world.
illegal. security counsel lawyers were all told congress has heard testimony from 13 witnesses who have provided roughly 100 hours also involved in some discussion around the whistleblower originally. of testimony behind closed and what about john bolton? doors. still a new poll shows american i ll be honest, i think that it will be surprising if he voters firmly in their political actually even shows up. but i don t know what to expect lanes over whether mr. trump from john bolton. should be impeached and removed i think that john is very much from office. about self preservation in most 82% of democrats favor impeachment and 82% of instances. republicans are against it. he is shrewd, a lawyer himself. and i think that it is clear that he felt there was wrongdoing. he is the one that allegedly joining me, garrett haake, anna said, you know, tell the nsc lawyers about the call. so it is clear to me that we have already established a palmer, new york times pretty strong fact patte
donald trump believes it s his right to order investigations into anything. me spent all of jeff session s term as attorney general tweeting about what and who to investigate. the current attorney general william barr seems to be going along with it. the attorney general of the united states must be an independent guarantor of some foreign vehicle to justice that does not submit to the political wlems of the man in power. but william barr appears to have been corrupted and that is the true danger here. i m joined by michael, now a senior fellow for the center of american progress. someone who worked in government particularly in foreign policy watching attorney general explicitly requesting the president according to reporting put him in touch to foreign, talk to foreign heads of state about this russia gate counter mueller report investigation.
donald trump believes it s his right to order investigations into anything. me spent all of jeff session s term as attorney general tweeting about what and who to investigate. the current attorney general william barr seems to be going along with it. the attorney general of the united states must be an independent guarantor of some foreign vehicle to justice that does not submit to the political wlems of the man in power. but william barr appears to have been corrupted and that is the true danger here. i m joined by michael, now a senior fellow for the center of american progress. someone who worked in government particularly in foreign policy watching attorney general explicitly requesting the president according to reporting put him in touch to foreign, talk to foreign heads of state about this russia gate counter mueller report investigation. how common is something like