Display. Were going to take you there as soon as it begins. Even with conferences and receptions, even with half a dozen leaders. I think it will be very good, i think it is a bad thing for our country. Impeachment was not supposed to be used that way. The intelligence compete holds their very big vote on the impeachment report later tonight. He has a lot on his plate between now and then. Including meetings with people, and it is off to a rocky start. He clearly went into that meeting wanting to pick his enemy for this summit, and that will be emanuel macron. He had the president of the United States go out of his way. Will he torque up the criticism . He is also fighting a multifront front war. He also went after germany. The president is inverting his criticism, he said that nato was not worth his time. Now he is turning that around. He said other countries are not donating enough and he is strong and people like macron started it off by saying there was brain death in nato. It is g
way the president handled himself. you can imagine there is and tomorrow s discussion will focus more broadly on the question of what, if anything in this is impeachable conduct. they are trying to fit a square object into a square hole, and they re trying to say these things don t fit together. thank you, garrett, let s talk about what all of this means. ned price, senior director for the nsc. joel rueben, a state department official, and my friend, shannon petty, she is in london, just a moment ago, we saw the president speaking while in london, talking about the impeachment inquiry and how it is unpatriotic. the definition of a patriot is
he we wanted to be exonerated quickly as anybody else would. heather: joel. the republican reaction demonstrates that he has struck a nerve and he has because there s legitimate reason, the report demonstrated that there was a vast russian involvement meddling in our russian and volume 1 in two-volume report. not once called the fbi or defended the united states, amash is looking at that, these are impeachable offenses, members of congress haven t read report which i agree with you. heather: have you read the report? oh, yeah. heather: in its entirety. well, redacted version because we don t have access. heather: i find it interesting though that people disagree with barr s conclusion, they disagree with then deputy rod rosenstein
problems, high crimes, need to be investigated. heather: established no conspiracy between russia and no findings sufficient to charge president trump with obstruction of justice, joel and kimberly, thank you for joining thus morning. time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour, winter is coming but game of thrones fans are not, millions to call out to work today, come on, seeking professional help as show comes to an end and match maker in chief, carley shimkus with the tweet from elizabeth warren that set social media on fire
conference as a whole. my own view is that he has reached different conclusion, more courage than any other republican in the house or senate. but was this all just for attention, here to debate is republican strategist kimberly and formerly deputy assistant secretary of state under obama joel rueben. good morning. kimberly, i will start with you, what do you think he s up to? minority leader got it correct. a lot of people have the mueller investigation mixed up, the original question was did russia meddle in the 2016 election, but hillary clinton lost so many emails and they couldn t answer any questions. it move today whether or not trump campaign colluded with russia, the answer to that is no. president obama had 8 years and couldn t accomplish as much as president trump in 2 years, people are upset, rightfully so,