Whether or not crimes were committed that then could be used for prosecution or for impeachment. Surely thats not our bar. I mean, thats not the standard of conduct that were looking for from our president or our administration. I mean, it shouldnt just be whether you committed a felony or not, it should also be whether or not youre observing the kind of norms that weve been talking about here today that are so essential to really the fabric of the rule of law. And so while i have total confidence in bob mueller and his ability to conduct this investigation, i dont think that we should just be putting all of our hopes in while that will tell us whether anything bad happened here. Because theres potential i dont know what the facts are so im not drawing conclusions about what he may ultimately determine, but there are facts here that should be alarming to us as a country that falls short of facts that would establish a basis for impeachment or for prosecution. Sally yates was joined by
Conflict and famine in south sudan, ongoing violence against humanitarian aid workers there and the need for more International Support to find a political solution. Held by the center for strategic and International Studies. This is an hour. Deborah as we watch the strong, the last, the fee, the brave come in, i see lots of familiar faces in the audience. Come on in. Dont be shy. Theres seats up here. I was find. I have to convince my colleagues to sit in the front seats. Except but you can sit there. All right. So were going to get started here today. First of all, i want to note a couple of things. This event and future ones were going to be doing are under a new initiative here at csis on diversity and National Security. To bring different perspectives, new voices and representation that we flects all of the reflects all of the United States in the discussion of Foreign Affairs. Today we have with us foreign fellows one, two, three three fellows. One couldnt make it today. Three fe
Whether or not crimes were committed that then could be used for prosecution or for impeachment. Surely thats not our bar. I mean, thats not the standard of conduct that were looking for from our president or our administration. I mean, it shouldnt just be whether you committed a felony or not, it should also be whether or not youre observing the kind of norms that weve been talking about here today that are so essential to really the fabric of the rule of law. And so while i have total confidence in bob mueller and his ability to conduct this investigation, i dont think that we should just be putting all of our hopes in while that will tell us whether anything bad happened here. Because theres potential i dont know what the facts are so im not drawing conclusions about what he may ultimately determine, but there are facts here that should be alarming to us as a country that falls short of facts that would establish a basis for impeachment or for prosecution. Sally yates was joined by
Sprint. The former Campaign Manager Cory Lewandowski was seen leaving a hearing in front of the House Intel Committee and special Counsel Robert Mueller investigation is heating up. Hes now gathering evidence that a secret meeting in the seychelles before the inauguration was meant to establish a back channel between the Incoming Administration and the kremlin. Okay. To walk us through all of this, joining me now is white house nbc news correspondent kelly odonnell. Kelly, lets start with the announcement were supposed to be hearing, we think something is happening at the white house. And we just played the comments from the president earlier which seemed all over the map. What do you think is happening. Reporter there is so much buildup on this. It is going on for a week and the president and his sort of showmanlike style tweeted about it and talked about today and we know that at 3 30 there is a scheduled event for the president to sign some proclamations to kick the tariff into moti