trump that will hopefully unify the country. i think that s a great outcome for him and supporters. i look back to the idea that he wasn t comfortable to using polsters talking about that moment after the shooting he seemed unbridled, angry and genuine. a what does that mean for politics? on the culture piece, what beto is expressing is what they ve been feeling a long time. it is very refreshing to hear it in a personal way. that doesn t separate him from the rest of the field in the process. is he the neoliberal? in a change election where the
is putting himself over the country. that s what they don t have to stand for anymore. what are we going to learn from the transcripts as they re released? the chairman of the house intelligence committee is conducting the hearings. one thing i want to see is what tactics the republicans employ during the depositions. they re deciding to fight. the number of the republicans have reportedly been asking questions. so one question will be that do they take the stuff out from the transcript. we may get a lot more sort of nuance. and stories in terms of who does whatten with. ben rhodes, i saw you nodding
they avoid the press but are driven by duty and love of country. that is such an old fashioned thing to say. there are many of us americans who feel that way. that s what i think forced him to make the stand that he did first privately in the white house and then ultimately with congress. you have this testimony, then the house called on icenburg to capitol hill. john and his staff and other national security council lawyers scheduled to be there as well. we are still in early innings of all of this as eisenberg said
that divide is not just on the cultural side but the norms and standards of how democracy is supposed to work. talking about the testimony in his uniform. he was attacked by several republicans for being born in ukraine and moving here. help us understand this testimony more broadly. i think the most important part of this testimony is just his credibility as you appointment out. he served the poircountry, bled the country. he is someone who wants nothing to do with the spotlight. i know these people. used to work with them.
i was going to say let me defer to him. the worst thing for four years in the state department was saying, you know, ben rhodes is on the phone. i knew i did something wrong. it was only given out of order. i was going to say, they will land with this happened. it was a quid pro quo but we don t think it s impeachment. i that i is depressing and dangerous. ful if you re saying he corrupted our entire foreign policy and a country invaded to investigate the political opponents and we have no problem with that, we re in a new place as a country. and that s what the republicans will be doing. speaker pelosi deserves a lot of credit. it s good we re going through this process to restore the process itself. we ll leave it there. thank you all for joining us. up next here, 2020 candidates putting health care policy front and center. along with a hefty prooicetag.