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you started hearing republicans today make the argument, well, trump s defenses are all gone. yeah, he did it, but it s not illegal, it s not really impeachable. and i know you have professor tribe on later to talk about this. i think this is the next phase, lawrence. hopefully that will get done between thanksgiving and the end of the year so we can take this powerful factual evidence about the crimes our president committed and frame it up into the legal consequence for having committed those crimes. congresswoman val demmings, we re going to be watching as the action shifts to your other committee, the judiciary committee. we, of course, will always want you to join us whenever you can. thank you very much for joining us tonight. joyce vance. thank you. ron klein, thank you for starting us off. thank you. yesterday gordon sondland testified that everyone was in the loop. those were his words. everyone was in the loop. does the house intelligence committee now have enough e
your word and you can tell the kardashians you tried. you can tell the kardashians you tried. gordon sondland knows that the kardashians are very big stuff to donald trump. leading off our discussion tonight, congresswoman val demmings, florida, house intelligence committee and judiciary committee. she has taken part in all the impeachment hearings. joyce vance from the northern district of alabama, legal analyst. ron, senior aide to vice-president biden, and president obama and the senate judiciary committee. he is an advisor to joe biden s 2020 presidential campaign. congresswoman demmings, thank you for joining us after this busy week. what do you believe are the next steps for the intelligence committee? will there be more witness interviews and depositions or public testimony? well, lawrence, it s good to be with you. and let me just say today we
he says it would be in the movie version, but it would actually add a lot to our view of this. ooh. including republicans reaction to evidence, so that s coming up a little bit later. that s an excellent tease. i m totally hooked. that s my job. thank you, rachel. thanks, lauren lawrence. so what happens next? has the intelligence community collected enough evidence for impeachment? lawrence will join us with our opinion of where the impeachment needs to go from here. today s hearing is about something that is going to happen to you. there is going to come a time in your life, if it hasn t come already, when you will have a very important choice to make. this could happen in your workplace. it could happen in your family. can happen among friends. it will be about something that is very important to you and very important to everyone involved. it s a simple choice. but many of you will find that
reports to jail. early this tuesday morning, july 20th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs on a busy tuesday morning here at broadcast house, 59th and 5th, at the base of the broadcast powerhouse. that s right. good morning, erica. good morning. happy birthday to you. thank you, harry smith. i appreciate it. i wouldn t want to start my birthday any other way oh. than with harry smith. oh there you go. i don t know what that means, but let s move on. we should. a lot to get to this morning, too. yes. there s a new study in the new york times. they re taking a look at the way breast cancer is diagnosed and basically saying that there could be some problems in the way that it s diagnosed. it s so difficult to detect in its earliest stages that, in fact, some of the diagnoses could be prone to error. so, now the federal government financing a nationwide study. we re going to get a closer look at this and whether or not you need to be concerned if you v