she has a fabulous pink day. for sure in pink and just like you today. so much fun. okay. thank you. well, after that all of that reveille, everybody, a very good day from msnbc world headquarters, and it is 9:00 a.m. out west and high noon out east. we have new and alarming details this hour, because we are about to learn more about the pensacola shooting suspect and what he was doing in the days before the naval base attackment fast and furious in capitol hill and impeachment in overdrive. the judiciary members working through the weekend to prepare the ultimate case before the nation revealing tomorrow. we have a lock solid case tomorrow, and the case is going to be presented to the jury would be guilty in about three minutes flat. this is a joke of a process. it is dangerous to the country. and some key answers to impeachment questions ahead. plus 2020 contenders, and the
apparently we go back to the same people over and over again as long as they re still alive whenever we need to keep talking about these things, whenever we ve got impeachment questions. and for us citizens watching this unfold and thinking about the weight of all of this for our republic and government and for this country that we love, at least from my perspective even as they are bringing back the same witnesses again and again, it is sort of satisfying and grounding and occasionally quite an illuminating thing that this is how we do it. that as part of the impeachment process, yeah, we look at the facts of what the u.s. official or the president reportedly did, and we nail that down. but we also take this time as we did today to basically do a national public constitutional law class on who we are and what we stand for and why we re setup this way as a country and how important this all is. and so we have constitutional
well-put that argument was. and so as i mentioned, we have not had a particularly long list of examples to build on and learn from in this country in terms of impeachment, but apparently we go back to the same people over and over again as long as they re still alive whenever we need to keep talking about these things, whenever we ve got impeachment questions. and for us citizens watching this unfold and thinking about the weight of all of this for our republic and government and for this country that we love, at least from my perspective even as they are bringing back the same witnesses again and again, it is sort of satisfying and grounding and occasionally quite an illuminating thing that this is how we do it. that as part of the impeachment process, yeah, we look at the facts of what the u.s. official or the president reportedly did, and we nail that down. but we also take this time as we did today to basically do a
should know history. and obviously, he s deciding and making up history as it fwoez. he didn t talk to commanders on the ground. they wouldn t have heard it either. the dog was in the tunnel. there was noise. they weren t listening to him whimpering and crying. i was a history major. history is important. it shouldn t be that the creative mind of a narcissistic president who makes up fables to embellish his actions. while we have you there on the hill, i want to throw impeachment questions your way. we have another week of close-door testimony. at what point are the hearings going to go public? i suspect give or take thanksgiving. we have lots of additional material from the witnesses we have had that give us more individuals to call. those will be an intel committee and gather information. i suspect before thanksgiving
haberman and jeffrey toobin. maggie, great to see you. he seems to be suffering from an accused case of giuliani-itis which is blurting out the truth and then trying to spend time clarifying and walking it back. what was happening behind the scenes? the goal was for him to go out and talk about the sites a separate controversy which is the president s selection of his own club to host the g7 next year. the doral in florida. which is just definitionally a conflict of interest and raised questions about how they are accusing and the president is accusing the biden family of a conflict of interest while he s doing this. two things can be true at once. mulvaney also knew he was going to face impeachment questions. lord knows how long he was not a policy expert and not talking about immigration or something like that. he was not supposed to say what