statement. but mueller is a by the book guy. he s fundamentally a by the book guy. if you can t burden the president or stigmatize the presidency, you can t do it in any way. charging or recommending charges. let me ask you this. if there was discussion and the attorney general said to robert mueller if you don t make a decision on this, i will, how would that have affected the mueller report? well, mueller also knows as a marine infantry officer when he is in the presence of a superior officer. so his job was to write the report. it s clear from the report what he thought happened. barr gets to make the call. mueller will salute smartly and walk off stage and you will not hear from him again. chuck rosenburg, thank you very much for joining us tonight. the host of the msnbc podcast the oath, ings is chuck s new podcast. genuine hile han, thank you very much. where you go, jeff daniels goes. i saw jeff daniels on nicolle wallace s show with you last week.
circus, and chuck rosenburg, a former senior fbi official, former u.s. attorney and former counsel to respondent mueller at the fbi. he now hosts the msbc podcast the oath. john, mike quigley the latest one among the democrats to come out in favor of impeachment. it s only moving in one direction. yeah. we don t get any louder democratic voices resisting impeachment. right. look, on any timeline that s meaningful, the only trajectory is up. the question is what the velocity of the tra ject industry at this point. now with bernie sanders having i would say capitulated 24 hours ago he was in a different place. today he realized that everyone who is in the b tier of the democratic field who is trying to get some of his vote was to his left on this issue. the only one now really in the a or b tier who is not for starting impeachment inquiry is joe biden. and it is unusual.
leeway prior to making that statement. but mueller is a by the book guy. he s fundamentally a by the book guy. if you can t burden the president or stigmatize the presidency, you can t do it in any way. charging or recommending charges. let me ask you this. if there was discussion and the attorney general said to robert mueller if you don t make a decision on this, i will, how would that have affected the mueller report? well, mueller also knows as a marine infantry officer when he is in the presence of a superior officer. so his job was to write the report. it s clear from the report what he thought happened. barr gets to make the call. mueller will salute smartly and walk off stage and you will not hear from him again. chuck rosenburg, thank you very much for joining us tonight. the host of the msnbc podcast the oath, ings is chuck s new podcast. genuine hile han, thank you very much. where you go, jeff daniels goes.
former senior fbi official, former u.s. attorney and former counsel to respondent mueller at the fbi. he now hosts the msbc podcast the oath. john, mike quigley the latest one among the democrats to come out in favor of impeachment. it s only moving in one direction. yeah. we don t get any louder democratic voices resisting impeachment. right. look, on any timeline that s meaningful, the only trajectory is up. the question is what the velocity of the tra ject industry at this point. now with bernie sanders having i would say capitulated 24 hours ago he was in a different place. today he realized that everyone who is in the b tier of the democratic field who is trying to get some of his vote was to his left on this issue. the only one now really in the a or b tier who is not for starting impeachment inquiry is joe biden. and it is unusual. has typically been in the leadership position on the progressive wing of the party. yesterday you had elizabeth warren who was the first bu
great strides in her political career probably will. you don t see her and marie claire someone with as overcome and think of carly run for president can you imagine this happening with someone from cnn and nbc in you wouldn t have this same type of starngd but i think it is conservative especially conservative women we see this quite often. you know what s interesting beverly in the short-term democrats going to be more upset about it but 18 competitors right now about 8 and up to 2025 and they say why is she getting favorite treatment remember hillary clinton complained and even mocked it on s&l that barack obama got easy questions. she got the hard questions. the media was so easy with him. so hard on her. so in the beginning this is beginning to be a fight to push back if she gets too much favorable coverage. i have first of all i have no problem with them wanting to cover her entering this establishment. you even have casey hunt from msbc miss the points entirely