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the cuomo lawyer presser yesterday pretty much entirely focused on this woman and her charges. now, a criminal complaint for good reason. hers are the most severe. where do you think this goes? and the likely battle that ensues in this impeachment quandary? right, there might be a lot of battles, neil. the first fundamental thing is law enforcement including prosecutors and sheriffs are not going to be well-served by litigating this in the press. and that kind of temptation created yesterday by rita glavine and representing cuomo. it will be interesting to see if that ratchets down. if there s an impeachment hearing they ll make a demand for live testimony. in other words, you can t just impeach him on that report for that aspect of impeachment.
to date so far for people have been charged with misdemeanors in connection with the water-dowsing incidents. harris: it s not just the president, i ve had people on this very sent talking. a former nypd commander and also the blue lives matter president talking about, what if this ratchets up and it s not just water connects with the big discussion. david lee miller, thank you very much. a chicago judge upheld his decision to appoint a special prosecutor in the jussie smollett case, despite the actor s legal team s efforts to block the appointment, which they call the travesty of justice. the independent investigator when i look at how the smollett case was handled and why the state attorney s office dropped all charges against him. matt finn in chicago. matt? harris, jussie smollett s legal team was just a court here in chicago basically making an 11th hour attempt to try and stop the special prosecutor, but a veteran judge celebrity
your delegates are more ideological than the average voter. that is not a natural constituency for somebody like joe biden. at conventions you are fired up and being fed red meat by the speakers and trying to fire up and get a big surprise and that is not a big surprise and the primary message is not a general election message and so i understand why the vice president is staying away. we ll see whether anyone else has a big moment this weekend that can catapult them. and daniela, you heard the reaction that nancy pelosi got there when she sort of hinted about staving off impeachment. how long could she possibly keep that away from many of the left-leaning democrats? you know, i think that remains to be seen. i think as long as lts house continues and ratchets up the investigations and calling people to appear before congress like subpoenaing mueller, getting him there, having open
you can t control mr. president, what the democrats do, but you can control what you do. they say no to you, that will help you. they say yes and work with you, that will help the country. i ve got to say, i m not sure how much i m going to bet on lindsey graham sticking with that talking point, especially if he goes out on to the golf course with the president. but putting that aside, do you expect, julia, to see more pressure from the republicans on this issue? absolutely, yasmin. and i think republicans have grown frustrated behind closed door with the president on foreign policy. you know, the president says one thing and his advisers, even someone like john bolton, says another thing. and going into 2020, republicans would like to be united with the president as much as they can on various issues, whether it s foreign policy or domestic issues. in terms of north korea and iran, for example, i think you re also seeing republicans maybe behind closed doors get frustrated wit