And we needed to make sure that he went out with the respect and the dignity that he deserved. This was a man of the utmost integrity. Do you hear me . He had integrity. And he cared about our democracy. On this day, as the country honored one of its fiercest champions of civil rights, the president left washington where the house is now mosquing closer to taking the impeachment inquiry public. Trump traveled to South Carolina to visit a historically black college or university for the first time in administration. Three days after describing the impeachment inquiry as a lynching. On criminal Justice Reform at Benedict College. During that address, he made sure to celebrate the bipartisan effort on the issue. After years of waiting, we assembled a Historic Coalition and it was indeed historic. We had em so liberal, you wouldnt believe it and so conservative, you wouldnt believe it. And they got together. I said how did we do that one . But it was a beautiful thing to watch. We worked a
would be good for the administration. now, that stuff is going to go to the democrats in congress on top of the whistle-blower testimony we ve discussed, on top of new witnesses that are verifying and corroborating what the whistle-blower said. so when you talk about a president who s worried about articles of impeachment, this breaking news, this court handing more evidence over to the congress. it could inform potentially a whole other article of impeachment if they get into obstruction of the congressional or doj probes. just to be clear, this release of certain grand jury information to the house judiciary committee, not us. correct. it goes to the congress. got it. okay. guys, thanks very much. jonathan alan is nbc news national political reporter. ari melber, chief legal correspondent. he s the host of the beat at 6:00 p.m. eastern. look who s on tonight. master p and jon flannery. that is the rap stuff i was looking for. thank you, my friend. the united states is se