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from shelves containing files from past impeachment. with so much talk about constitutional duties andermenting the founders and honoring oath there is also the mundane and the workaday. not exactly glam wrs, but here s what it s all leading to. democrats say tomorrow s hearing will run exactly like a trial with opening statements and rounds of questioning and they re confident if americans were the jury instead of republicans, the president would be convicted. we have a very rock solid case. i think the case we have if presented to a jury it would be a guilty verdict in about three minutes flat. in what appears to be an effort to avoid the appearance of a trial, the president s legal team won t be taking part. they say the process which has pretty much gone by the book is a sham. jeremy, the white house isn t taking part but will obviously be taking notice. so what are they doing? reporter: well, so far what we re seeing from the president and from this white house is more of th
operation, where you have a rapid response operation what about george steflopdous and even if you ve got the smartest people in the world you ve got to give them some hint on what the foundation is of their case? that s the 101, and you get those smart messengers in the room and they game it out, chris. they game it out. that s a big problem for a lot of republicans on the hill, there s no one gaming this out. and it s also sitting back waiting for the president to tweet or doing what he did today on the lawn and everybody with cameras and microphones to get in front of them to react. that s not gaming out the strategy, but when this reaches that pivotal point and it becomes really sear wrs, in other words full-blown impeachment trial under way, what do you do? who do you bring into the room at that moment? because the president s going to need legal advice, political advice, legislative advice.
mortise is setting in and if a person thinking oh, my god, what did i do and there s that pillow. i m going it get rid of the pillow. then the arms are already up. and you think that s what happened? and then came perhapts the most anticipated testimony. lindsey, curtis s own daughter took the stand. two times she told police her mother was alive that morning. she said she felt better. but on the stand she changed her story, telling jurors she was no longer sure her mom was alive that day. i don t remember any of it. it doesn t stick in your memory? no. you do tell the story of seeing your mother and in the videotaped inert view you seem quite clear about the morning and wrs, you saw her. what happened between your statement and going to trial on the stand and stepping back from
go after the state of israel in supporting the bds movement which, you know, was clearly anti-semitic. so she continues to do things that are going to make her controversial. that s not going to change. and the fact that the democrats are now uniting behind them, i think it s problematic for the democrats going forward. breaking cnn rules, i want a one-word answer from both of you on this. starting with you congressman dent. now that this week is over, is the republican party better off, worse off, or no different? worse off. senator? i would say worse probably long-term better. wrs short-term, long-term better. we re going to have to dig that much more next time. because that s intriguing. thank you for being with us. john, now to this story. a heartbroken father separated from his migrant daughter. but the story gets much, much worse. the real life impact of the crisis at the border next.