through? what did you put my kids off on that language that is in the lawsuit. through? at that point you didn t care they will decide whether or not what my kids thought, you heard to move forward on impeachment my son cry, don t take my dad. proceedings. while she s not ready to open up impeachment proceedings. she s at least green lighting a reporter with the kansas that language that could potentially result in an impeachment proceeding. i want to be a fly on the city star. wall for that discussion. obviously very strong reaction to the arrest, as we know. thank you. what more can you tell us about speaker pelosi also taking how this unfolded? care of another important task before congress leaves for that as you noted, his girlfriend summer hiatus. meeting face to face with recorded the incident and that night the video on facebook went alexandria ocasio-cortez. viral, there was a lot of the two lawmakers have been feuding for weeks on a range of outrage from community acti
cnn reporter kara skinell joins me now. we learned that federal prosecutors in a new filing are investigating uncharged individuals. that was disclosed as part of a request that all the parties stay quiet about all the information that s handed over to prosecutors. is there anything we can glean from that. the chickens are coming home to roost, first, let s talk about the pilots, you have a person who has a private plane and is flying in a variety of ways, what is he doing, where is he flying, who is he traveling with. who are the women if any, who are the young girls if any, it gives you a time line with regard to piecing together what his activities are. they re also being tight lipped about this, and as much as the judge has an order, saying, defense attorneys are allowed to evaluate and view this information. we are not allowed to review it, you want to investigate.
syria. first, back to the mueller probe, we ve got a team ready to break down what is expected next. joining us here on capitol hill, cnn capitol reporter sunlen serfaty. and suzanne malveaux. and laura barren lopez. paige pate. and philip mudd, cnn counterterrorism analyst and fbi senior adviser. we want to start with kara skinell. that s right, krchristi, the 635 days and 30 months have come to a conclusion. allkys will attorney to attorney general william roethlisberger. he has the report and notified congress that he received it around 5:00 p.m. on friday. he said he expects to deliver
difficult to sort out and prioritize and decide what they want to take the most aggressive tack against. you see them wanting to balance a policy message with an accountability message to talk about things like the family separations or prescription drugs so that people, they hope, don t get the message that all they re doing is going after trump himself. but we ll see if that message gets through, especially with the president tweeting and taking up so much of the news cycle focused on himself. but as kara was saying, there may have been red lines in the mueller investigation. congress doesn t have any red lines. they can go wherever they want. all the stuff you listed is basically just today. there is also multiple scandals related to the cabinet, all those cabinet secretaries who resigned or have had questions raised about their dealings. so i think this is the beginning. we have seen the democratic congress sworn in a month ago, took about a month to get up to speed and get everybo
law experts in there to say how important it is for the president to release his returns. jim? we should remind people presidential candidates from both parties going back to the nixon days have voluntarily done so. this is truly uncharted territory. jessica schneider, thank you very much. democrats aren t stopping there. kara skinell has more on the plans to launch another investigation into the president s finances and russia. it s a lot for folks at home to keep track of here. you have the tax returns, separations at the border. tell us what s really significant here about what specifically house intel is looking into. reporter: so yesterday, adam schiff, the chairman of the house intel committee laid out their agenda saying they wanted to look at areas that robert mueller is looking at such as the scope and scale of russia s interference in the 2016 election and beyond. any links between russians and trump and his associates. they are also going to take a deeper dive into the