doing that would be like anything democrats have encountered, he doesn t play by the sum doesn t care about hitting below the belt. candidates need to take the gloves off and show the democratic base they are capable of fighting for them just as trump has done so well with his supporters. who among the field at this point would be the best match to go after the president in that way? seems to be that is part of voters reticence about it was on stage so far? it is interesting. the candidate who put that presentation on their candidacy as kamala harris. take the fight to trump, prosecute the case. i m a former prosecutor, she has been the most bellicose and aggressive towards donald trump and her campaign has basically collapsed. i think the real truth is in terms of his record, delivered many of the promises he ran on in 2016, clearly tried to
percio and msnbc political analyst. we just heard two different takes there. how do you think americans prosecute processing these competing narratives? i think the facts matter here. this is also where responsible journalism comes into play. we ve had a full week of strong, credible witnesses. those who have had over a combined 100 years of service to our country and to defending the constitution. everyone from bill taylor to marie yovanovitch. this is where the media will help us focus our attention on the truth. and i think as the facts come out, they will continue to build, block by block, and building the case against donald trump. i think it will actually pierce the minds of the voters and get into the dialogue that voters are having and i think donald trump will start to crumble
distraction of what he is bringing to the locker room with all of this stuff. and so that is what he said after the workout yesterday. he is not a dumb person, colin kaepernick, and you don t say those things if you really want to get back into the league. does he want to play, yes. if he doesn t play, i am making millions from nike and speak to the movement where we need this voice to speak loudly. it is interesting conversation needless to say. and terrence moore, and how much does fact matter? how much does spin matter? hem th retirement. .dealing with today s expenses. .like college. .while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they ll be okay. without me? um. and when we knock out this wall imagine the closet space? yes! oh hey, son. yeah, i think they ll be fine.
away from lawsuits, and almost as powerful, they also want to stay away from the presidential tweet. remember what happened three years ago when colin kaepernick of 2016 started kneeling in the national anthem, and that is what got the nfl shaken, because of donald trump. you know, a little thing in donald trump and the impeachment inquiry, he can better distract by going to sports. that could be part of the lawsuits going forward. and stephen a. smith says that he does not want to play, and mike jones says that he may have waved good-bye to the last nflb job. but the sentiments from you and stephen a. smith are that he does not really want to play. so all of this is for show? well, a lot of this is for
happened to the house members in the nixon impeachment in the 70s. neil: a lot of republicans are scared, right, governor? i was looking down at a quote from the president. he said republicans that oppose him are human scum. he called mitt romney an ass. what do you think of that? he doesn t play at a high level. that s not my principal objection though. i think he just is so unreliable and can t stick to a story. particularly not a true story. i think talk about the framers, the founding fathers. they were most scared of two things. foreign interference and someone using their own office for private gain. mr. trump doesn t even try to hide the fact that he s trying to do that. he s there on living color with the ukraine trying to do that. he s there in living color trying to defeat his political opponent through foreign interference, which is neil: he s saying that s not