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Transcripts for MSNBC The Rachel Maddow Show 20191205 05:21:00

by the constitution, and we may be witnessing, unfortunately, their erosion. and that is a danger to all of us. professor feldman, you were somewhat of an impeachment skeptic at the time of the release of the mueller report, were you not? i was. what s changed for you, sir? what changed for me was the revelation of the july 25th call, and then the evidence that emerged subsequently of the president of the united states in a format where he was heard by others and now known to the whole public openly abused his office by seeking a personal advantage in order to get himself re-elected and act against the national security of the united states. and that is precisely the situation that the framers anticipated. what happened in 2016 was bad enough. there is widespread agreement that russian operatives intervened to manipulate our political process, but that distortion is magnified if a

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Transcripts for MSNBC The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell 20191205 06:23:00

harvard law professor noah feldman testified today he was not in favor of the impeachment of the president until he read the record of president trump s phone call with the president of ukraine. professor feldman, you were somewhat of an impeachment skeptic at the time of the release of the mueller report, were you not? i was. what s changed for you, sir? what changed for me was the revelation of the july 25th call and then the evidence that emerged subsequently of the president of the united states in a format where he was heard by others and now known to the whole public, openly abused his office by seeking a personal advantage in order to get himself re-elected and act against the national security of the united states. and that is precisely the situation that the framers anticipated. our next guest is a former harvard law professor who was in

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Transcripts for MSNBC The Rachel Maddow Show 20191205 02:21:00

here, as professor karlan suggested earlier, every other president will say, okay, i can do the same thing and the boundaries will just evaporate. and those boundaries are setup by the constitution, and we may be witnessing, unfortunately, their erosion. and that is a danger to all of us. professor feldman, you were somewhat of an impeachment skeptic at the time of the release of the mueller report, were you not? i was. what s changed for you, sir? what changed for me was the revelation of the july 25th call, and then the evidence that emerged subsequently of the president of the united states in a format where he was heard by others and now known to the public public openly abused his office by seeking a personal advantage in order to get himself re-elected and act against the national security of the united states. and that is precisely the situation that the framers

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Transcripts for CNN Inside Politics 20191204 17:08:00

from giving contributions to candidates. the reason is that denies us the right to self-government. justice brett kavanaugh was so correct in seeing this. they didn t even need to hear argument to know it s constitutional to keep foreigners out of our election process. professor feldman, you were somewhat of an impeachment skeptic at the time of the release of the mueller report, were you not? i was. what s changed for you, sir? what changed for me was the rev haitielation of the july 25l and the evidence that emerged subsequently of the president of the united states in a format where he was heard by others and now known to the whole public openly abused his office by seeking a personal advantage in order to get himself reelected and act against the national security of the united states. that is precisely the situation

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