court and we wanted to get the documents from the justice department today for fear of going to court although we are still going to hold the attorney general in contempt today with the path we are on is a path they think look, i m going to tell you, nothing as divicive in our country on my view than impeachment. joining me now, one of the lawmakers calling for impeachment is congresswoman maxine waters of california, the chair of the financial services committee. congresswom congresswoman, good to see you. thank you. nancy pelosi says not even close. i remember a couple of weeks ago, three weeks ago, i was talking about 38 members and 50 something and now 62 members. at that rate, it may be close at some point. is that should that be the basis on which nancy pelosi argues for or against impeachment inquiry. well, i think to the degree
it was sad when i watched nancy all moving, the movement and the hands and the craziness. that s, by the way, a person that s got problems. i m an extremely stable genius. obviously. it s unanimous in the room. any objective observer would conclude that the president was in fact not at all mad, clearly. as pelosi is trying to tamp down impeachment fever among house democrats, she is admitting the president may have committed high crime and misdemeanors. in terms of obstruction of justice, it s in plain sight. it cannot be denied. ignoring subpoenas, obstruction of justice. these could be impeachable offenses. i do think impeachment is a divicive place to go in our country. what we can get the facts to the american people through our investigation, it may take us to a place that is unavoidable in
very calm and straight forward and clear. it was sad when i watched nancy all moving, the movement and the hands and the craziness. that s, by the way, a person that s got problems. i m an extremely stable genius. obviously. it s unanimous in the room. any objective observer would conclude that the president was in fact not at all mad, clearly. as pelosi is trying to tamp down impeachment fever among house democrats, she is admitting the president may have committed high crime and misdemeanors. in terms of obstruction of justice, it s in plain sight. it cannot be denied. ignoring subpoenas, obstruction of justice. these could be impeachable offenses. i do think impeachment is a divicive place to go in our country. what we can get the facts to the american people through our
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an agreement that may have negotiated for the united kingdom to leave at the end of march. this vote was supposed to be held last month, but delayed because may did not have the votes to get it approved. now the worst defeat for a british government in nearly 100 years sets the stage for what may be a disorderly exit from brexit. this is how the uk got to this point. after a divicive campaign with lying and fear mongering, they decided in june of 2016 to leave the european union. the uk joined the eu in 1973. supporters said leaving the eu would give the uk more control over immigration and economic policies. opponents of leaving said it would hurt the economy and diminish the global clout. in march of last year, 2017, the united kingdom triggered the process of leaving the eu.