democrats didn t get what they wanted. mueller looked flustered, didn t give them much of what they wanted. i think it best that number may shrink, not grow. neil: some could argue over optics and substance but the bottom line is if you really had gangbusters performance with the substance of his remarks registering beyond what people had known was in the report, you would see more democrats rushing to impeachment today and no one did. i m wondering what that means. is it a dead issue. are there going to be those who will keep arguing for it? the presidential candidates are. what do you think? go back to what they wanted, having mock hearings. the goal they wanted was the visual adaptation of the mueller report. by the standard in which they said it was an utter failure. that being said i think if you are a democrat on the fence and trying to figure out which way
one of the leading progressives who s going to question the former special counsel is here. and second only to your interest in hearing from mueller what matters most about your government and democracy, the democrats really do have the most on the line. what are the best and worst-case scenarios for them tomorrow? and what will decide the outcome of this entire situation? and can this president keep his taxes quiet as an exercise of his first amendment rights? congresswoman and law professor katie porter is here to test that notion. what do you say? we re on the eve of a big day. let s get after it. all right. we re just hours away from an historic hearing here in washington, d.c. the stakes are so high, they were actually practicing for this. both sides, mock hearings, using stand-ins for mueller and gopers like jim jordan from ohio. democrats worry that maybe he ll interrupt the hearing, trying to hijack it, so they re getting ready.
who s going to question the former special counsel is here. and second only to your interest in hearing from mueller what matters most about your government and democracy, the democrats really do shave the most on the line. what are the best and worst-case scenarios for them tomorrow. and what will decide the outcome of this entire situation? and can this president keep his taxes quiet as an exercise of his first amendment rights? congresswoman and law professor katie porter is here to test that notion. what do you say? we re on the eve of a big day. let s get after it. all right. we re just hours away from an historic hearing here in washington, d.c. the stakes are so high, they were actually practicing for this. both sides, mock hearings, using stand-ins for mueller and gopers like jim jordan from ohio. democrats worry that maybe he ll interrupt the hearing, trying to hijack it, so they re getting
explain what president trump is doing. let him do that. so there is a keenness probably to pursue that relationship. it s going to be fascinating to watch. someone who called the president unfit to be president three years ago is now leading our greatest ally. nic robertson, thank you very much. last minute mock hearings, a small group prep session. former special counsel robert mueller is lawmakers, they re going to be on the hill, of course. they re busy today hours before tomorrow high stakes hearings. s companies have great coverage. great coverage. that s because of all these cell towers. glorious, isn t it?! but guess what? straight talk wireless runs on the same 4g lte networks. .for up to half the cost. the unlimited plan is just 45 bucks a month. no contract. why haven t we switched? you really should, it s a really good deal.
democrats are holding mock hearings today. they have plenty of history to guide them. robert mueller took over the fbi director one week before the 9/11 attacks. answering plenty of lawmakers questions during his immigration hearings. he s testified before congress roughly 50 times. darren, great to have it with you. robert mueller testifying. and i know you said in your piece, we all see it with the sound up, so much of what we ve seen with robert mueller has been video, but we re not listening to him. i want to get to some of the examples you found the most significant. including how he pointed out his independence from the doj.