Question john. [ Inaudible Question ]. John. They are devastated. The democrats lost so big today, their party is in shambles right now. Theyve got the squad leading their party. They are a mess. Where even you take a look at scribe and so many of the people that were the most outspoken and they say this was a devastating day for the democrats and you know it john and everybody else knows it. This was a devastating day for the democrats. [ Inaudible Question ]. A very dumb and very unfair question. Because if you look at his correction, he took that totally out of play. He made his decision based on the facts, not based on some
rule. So you shouldnt even ask that question because you know it is a phony. [ Inaudible Question ]. Go ahead. [ Inaudible Question ]. The democrats had nothing. And now they have less than nothing. And i think theyre going to lose the 2020 election very big including congressional seats because of the path that they chose. Now who knows where it goes. From what
we got to near universal health care coverage in colorado, but we didn t do it by throwing the old system out, baby and bath water altogether. we did it by being strategic and innovative. i think that s the key here. if we re going to address climate change or the inflation in health care, we ve got to look at how do we get real results quickly. so then is senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders, are they being disingenuous about what they can actually do? i don t think they re being disingenuous. they clearly believe what they re saying. but you don t think they can do it. i disagree. when i m in iowa, when i m in new hampshire or south carolina and i m telling people, well, you know, you probably have to give up your private insurance, people flip, like that. when you tell people that part of the green new deal is a guarantee for social justice but a guarantee that every american can have a government job, people look at me like i m crazy. i d like to spend time
this is not the time to move federal with impeachment and move on to other issues and in order for the speaker to get behind opening up an impeachment probe, she needs a groundswell of support from freshman and districts that the president carried and people who empowered her to the house majority. if you see those people flip, perhaps she also will flip. but at the moment it appears that more people may call for an impeachment inquiry but whether the speak does, though, wolf, is another question. we ll stand by with you for nancy pelosi, the speaker to get her reaction. adam schiff is speaking as well. in the meantime, let s go to a member of the house intelligence committee congressman mike quigley of illinos who did some of the questioning today. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. thank you. you asked robert mueller if he was disturbed by donald trump s public encouragement of wikileaks during the 2016 presidential campaign. let me play that exchange you had with muel
register as saudi lobbyists. are we saudi lobbyists? also, new links between that story and former trump aides roger stone and carter page. plus, donald trump heading down to beto country in el paso as republicans keep bailing on his wall. and my special report on mueller s attack dog prosecutor andrew weissmann. inside the tactics he uses to make people flip, and what it means for the mueller probe. we have all of that for you on a packed show this monday night. but we begin with new clues about where mueller s investigators are headed. this is not a disclosure that mueller s team wanted to make, the clues we have. but in order to defend their new charges against paul manafort in court, andrew weissmann laid out a key theory that the, quote, heart of mueller s probe is still looking at a potentially illegal deal between russia and trump aides. here is the line that is getting attention. weissmann saying manafort s alleged lies go, quote, very much to the heart of what the special coun