and major usually in big cities and major cities at night time the urban middle class comes out. this is now in my view the biggest challenge the islamic republic is based throughout this. i, islamic republic is based throughout this. ., . , ,, ., this. how much pressure are the leadership this. how much pressure are the leadership of this. how much pressure are the leadership of the this. how much pressure are the leadership of the islamic - this. how much pressure are the| leadership of the islamic republic now under, do you think? iquite leadership of the islamic republic now under, do you think?- now under, do you think? quite a lot. at now under, do you think? quite a let m the now under, do you think? quite a lot. at the moment now under, do you think? quite a lot. at the moment they - now under, do you think? quite a lot. at the moment they don t - now under, do you think? quite a i lot. at the moment they don t seem to be having a clear idea of how they want to deal w
he does not want to defy his former boss. he does not want to defy the congress who s come peming him to testify. he puts the questions into the courts. the democrats have no patience for the courts. they ll file this some sort of bucket and using it as more evidence that the administration is trying to withhold information from congress. let s talk about somebody who did show up over the weekend. that was phillip reeker. what did he have to say in his testimony on saturday? his job was to oversees the ukraine policy for the united states, he was stationed overseas. his first week on the job was back in job of a smeared campaign being run by rudy giuliani in conservative media about the ambassador yovanovitch. he said that he went to his superiors try to get them to
intelligence where as we didn t have people on the ground, we would have trouble and if we didn t have the kurds supporting and working with us, we may not have had the information necessary to get rid of this man who makes the earth is a better place. we have a whole lot of work still to do. congressman gregory meeks, we managed to find something to talk about. next we ll hear from the department of education senior official who just resigned. his surprising plans for what is next. still ahead, you re watching velshi & ruhle on msnbc. velshi & ruhle on msnbc. let m,
impeachment inquiry. he said he came to the decision specifically because he read the mueller report. he said if you read the whole mueller report you can t avoid the conclusion that an impeachment inquiry is called for. not because of a pre-existing ideological bent in that direction or because you are sure you read about what you were going to read about before you got there. he said open mind, open book read that stuff. you re going to say an impeachment inquiry ought to be started. if you want to boil down the case for televised public hearings with robert mueller even if he stays within the four corners of the report. if you want to boil it down to one quote, one aanecdote, let m offer this. after amash held a town hall to talk about the call for impeachment hearings and why he came to that conclusion after reading the mueller report, after explaining to his constituents at home in his district in michigan, here s
[ laughter ] bill: can see howly blatantly unfa this is thenv government shouldn t be involved with planned parenthood at all. well, perhaps. then but then you wld have to make the same argument about many organizatio that are not on the pro-choice side but on the if we are even-handed and anyone with an affiliation like the 700 club and the services that they get reimbursed for, if we are fair in terms of auditing how the taxpayer dollars are fort, then i am all auditing. let m also say in support of the original contention about planned parenthood being, you know, under target for good reason, in san francisco, is a criminal probe not just a civil probe. not just an irs probe. it is a criminal probe.u bill: whenever you have a controversial organization, all right? and in this case, planned parenthood prides borings, all right? ing taxpayer dollars. a lot of people get very, very angry. when the tax dollars don t add up in the sense that they re