giant hurdle. a republican-led congress really, both in the senate and in the house side, who seem unmoved by any of this evidence. joining me now is democratic congressman denny heck. a member of the house intel committee. congressman, lets s start with that riddle because i feel this isn t you re not building a circumstantial case. you guys have, in some cases, first-person witnesses. this is not the mueller report. this is not one-offs here, an australian diplomat there. and yet, it s not it s not moving the other side here. at what point does that become a problem? well, it s not moving to the other side, chuck, today. but let s see what the future brings. let s see what the continued disclosure of these depositions, which is incredibly powerful testimony, brings. let s see what the open public hearings brings. you know, we re going to be treated to, i think, some
one of his car lines in mexico which wasn t accurate. in the midst of all that, gm came out and promised big investment in the u.s. and new jobs. jobs they were going to create anyway. they played along with this, that the new jobs president was going to be a partner with him to create jobs. now they re managing their businesses. they re clearly not listening to the president. more suvs, electric, self-driving cars. that is where the future is going. it s one of the republicans you didn t see the stock go down. let s see what the future is. they re saying we need to be able to building electric infrastructure. if you look at what those factories and assembly plants built. they built smaller sedans, more