questioning. and i see no sooner have we begun to release all of these deposition transcripts for the public to read that the president is now saying he s opposed to public hearings and he doesn t want to go forward with the public having access to this. and i think the reason for that, you touched on just before in a perceptive way really their last remaining argument is that in fact everything that rudy giuliani and their team was up to was in fact leading to the truth and that it was not russia that engaged in a sweeping and systematic campaign to subvert our election as special counsel mueller found, as the fbi found, as the cia found, it was the ukrainians. and in fact the whole ukraine operation was really trying to get at the truth of some corruption that had been buried about joe biden. and all of that has been completely and utterly discredited by the witnesses here. so they don t really have
counsel mueller conduct a fair investigation is inconsistent to start yelling about partisanship. shannon: the horwitz report is coming sooner and will be voluminous and there will not be a big difference between a public version and their won t be a separate private version, we will get one thing with minimal redactions. are we going to see more fisa warrant applications? the president kept promising that. one of my cases doj said nothing has changed. we see more about carter page applications. thank you as we stand by, great to have your expertise. breaking news next on a parental battle over a 7-year-old child s possible gender transition. serv. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company,
just on ukraine we re letting the house give a pass to the president on other serious acts, including his interference with the house investigations, both before and during impeachment, for the ten acts of obstruction of justice that special counsel mueller identified, and i m afraid that if we if the house just focuses on a single thing, it will look like the history to the american public that the house is saying those other things don t rise to impeachable offenses. but the second one is a practical one. in the watergate experience we had three articles of impeachment. some members supported some, and not others. i think that s a case here. you could have an umbrella claim of abuse of power, which would include a number of things. we had ukraine, but now we have china involved, the australian prime minister to help. we have other issues. we have the firing of comey. we have the president overruling congress to take appropriations for the border wall when he shouldn t. we have a nu
regardless of the show that he created is once again, a president that is engaged in cover-up. he has surrounded himself with people that will be loyal to him and continue to cover his steps up. lewandowski had been asked to ask sessions to obstruct the investigation that special counsel mueller was conducting. and just so that everybody understands, being obstructing our ability to investigate in congress is an impeachable offense. so let s talk about where this goes from here because there are concerns, as you know from members of your caucus on this front. let me read you some interesting quotes from some of them. representative jerod hoffman of california, quote, if you are looking to draw out information and begin shaping a narrative for the american people, that, leaning the lewandowski hearing, wasn t the witness to do it with. also representative dan kildee of michigan. kwoerk quote, there s a numbness something month by month.
where u.s. allies are much more concerned with measures that russia has taken to interfere in democracy both in europe swells here in the united states. and that s the other piece of this. instead of punishish russia for its meddling in the 2016 election, the president is still almost rewarding russia through his policies and through his actions. and that s what s really striking because his own intelligence chiefs have said moskow is still actively trying to interfere here in u.s. elections. i think the most sobering part of former special counsel mueller s testimony before congress is he said they re doing it as we sit right here, and yet the president for whatever reason his motivation still being unknown intends on still trying to appease vladimir putin. mayor gillum, i m sorry we didn t get back to you but let me tell you please stay safe and keep your family safe over the next few days. appreciate you all being with us. all right, join cnn for an unprecedented democratic pres