Apparent middle road. Another house chairman driving towards a vote to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt. This is new and would be the Second Committee vote to do so, and tee up a potential floor vote. While at the same time Judiciary Committee chairman jerry nadler formally convenes a series of obstruction hearings on President Trumps, quote, alleged crimes, probing trumps most overt acts of obstruction outlined in the report and considering legislative oversight and constitutional remedies in response to muellers findings. So lets stop right here and just take a look at whats happening. What is nadler saying . Hes making this move as other house members who call for impeachment have been growing their ranks. These hearings may just be for fact finding and to inform legislation, but they do also hold out the prospect of more because of what he is saying. In fact, lets put that announcement back up. Okay. Right here, where chairman nadler refers to constitutional remedies, th
house judiciary committee debating articles on impeachment for president trump. second committee vote later tonight with the full house vote next week. no subpoena power for republicans and depositions as i said done in secret in the bunker in the basement of the capital. in those depositions remember those witnesses were subpoenaed. they are supposed to answer our questions but only the democrats got all their questions answered. there were questions that republicans ask that the chairman of the intel committee prevented the witnesses from answering. democrats denied republicans witnesses for the opening hearings, we weren t allowed to call the witnesses we want to come up we had to submit a list. we put on the list from adam schiff just to get people that might make the real case and submit the facts. the one witness we really wanted to call, even though adam schiff initially said we would get a chance to hear from him, we won t allo are allowed to end tt
republican leadership. vote. it s one thing to go out and talk about these things. and every time you get a comprehensive package, then there is something that everybody hates about it. bring it up and vote. let the will of the congress work its way. ultimately, president trump gets to make this decision because there is no way they are going to pass a veto proof bill. steve: jason, last night the president told the republican conference have you got to pass something. and regarding it he said we have to take care of separation. it s too nasty. too nasty. leadership repeatedly makes the mistake of thinking that anything that comes up for a vote, that they are responsible for passing. i don t think so. i think you need to put those bills, those individual questions up. let people vote on them. steve: on the report. if they fail they fail. get on the record. enough of people grandstanding and heckling the president. brian: you need organization. if a president would pick a bill. impo
to approach suspects out of fear they could be prosecuted later. it always blows me away when law enforcement fear for their life only when they re facing black and brown people. ainsley: measure is now headed for a second committee vote. the u.s. navy is dropping live bombs right here in the u.s. it s happening in ocala national forest down in florida. north of orlando. theavy training exercises started on monday and are scheduled to last through tomorrow. the explosions may scare wildlife out of the forest. steve: scares me. ainsley: on to nearby roads or neighborhoods. if you are driving in that area be careful. brian: look out for the baboons. ainsley: president trump is heading to minnesota today. it s his first visit to the land of 10,000 lakes since taking office. the president is going to hold a round table event with representatives from the mining and steal industry followed by a rally in duluth. president trump will be joined by republican congressional candidate pete stab
to approach suspects out of fear that they could be prosecuted later on. it always blows me away when law enforcement fear for their life only when they are facing black and brown people. ainsley: the measure is now headed for a second committee vote. north korea now preparing to send the remains of 200 service members killed during the korean war. more than 36,000 americans died in that war. close to 7700 remain unaccounted for. about 5300 of those that were lost in north korea, the exact time of the handoff is still in the works. and it comes after president trump and kim jong un s historical meeting this month in singapore. president trump heading to minnesota today. it s his first visit to the land of 10,000 lakes since taking office. the president will hold a round table event with representatives from the mining and steel industry, followed by a rally in duluth. president trump will be joined by republican congressional candidate pete