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Larry hogan who is in the race for president, said something similar. why are no republican members of congress actually doing this? because they re afraid. they re afraid of trump s voters. ali, look, we live in scary times now. i think, and i told you this before, what i say about this president publicly the vast majority of my republican colleagues up on capitol hill believe it privately. this is the most disloyal president we ve ever had. my republican colleagues know that. they re just scared to death to say anything publicly. but ali, the ukraine thing, what we have learned in the last two weeks alone that the president of the united states told two different foreign governments to in effect sabotage our elections, sabotage our elections. if that s not impeachable, then nothing is. i think as this thing goes on, ....
Trying to get insurance or getting taxes reduced. they say his congressional ethics forums, wanted to know if he was accurately filling them out because of that, and secondly, cohen said the president wrote a check to reimburse him for hush money payments, and that that was not reflected on the financial disclosure form. in other words, congress said we need these accounting forms to see whether president trump is accurately filling out his ethics forms. his lawyers said that s not a legislative purpose, and that s your only authority for issuing subpoenas is a legislative purpose. but today the appeals court in a 2-1 decision said congress has authority to seek the documents. the dissenting judge was appointed by president trump and she said, you know, this is not legislation, this is a judicial proceeding, and the only way to have a judicial proceeding is to have an impeachment. she wasn t advocating one, but said that congress has two roles here, can t get them through the ....
One of the few republicans publicly calling for president trump s impeachment is the former gop congressman and current republican presidential candidate joe walsh. walsh penned an open letter to republicans asking them to support the impeachment inquiry against the president, imploring them to put country over party. in the letter he wrote it can be difficult at times, almost impossible to contemplate what s best for the country instead of what s best for your side of the aisle. but i m asking you to do this at this time because we have clear evidence of the very abuse of power our founders feared. joining me, candidate joe walsh. you must have had friends in congress. nobody seems to be picking up on this. bill weld who you have run against said something similar, ....
It is hard to keep track of from home. it is. you asked an important question yesterday. why should people care about these characters, what does this mean to president trump. let me lay it out up top. this is essentially the government saying these people were corrupt. that means there was corruption at the heart of rudy giuliani s inquiry in ukraine to try to get the ukrainians to investigate joe biden, to dig up dirt on donald trump s political opponent. trump is pressing ukraine to do this, and so is rudy giuliani, and he s in business with these now accused criminals. by the way, even before they were indicted yesterday on campaign finance charges, they re charged with illegally funneling foreign money into political campaigns, use of straw donations, even before that, they had a trail of debts and lawsuits. one case there s a half million dollar judgment against parnas after the judge found he took the life savings in a failed scheme to make a movie. these are characters with c ....
Accounting firm must turn over ten years of financial records that had been requested by a house committee. in a 2-1 ruling, d.c. court of appeals voted in favor of the house committee on oversight and reform which subpoenaed documents back in april. the case was escalated after president trump s lawyers appealed the first win in trial court. committee chairman cummings called the report fundamental, the system of checks and balances and rule of law. justice correspondent pete williams joins me now to put the whole thing in perspective. pete, how big a deal is this. we ll see. we ll see how this shakes out. this is clearly not the last chapter in the book. here was the fight, ali, michael cohen testified before congress that president trump sometimes inflated the size of his assets, sometimes reduced them, depending on his needs. ....