It was a falsehood to say he was, quote, 'wiretapped.' He was not wiretapped.
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I just want to go back to this question of the honesty of the president. We're going to be -- it's going to take a long time, you know, to investigate and figure out whatever actually happened between the Russians and the folks around the…
But I agree with Gloria that when the day was over, I think Donald Trump had taken two major hits below the water line.
Yes, thank goodness for checks and balances, because we -- this was another time when the system worked to show us, you know, Mr. President, you've got to stop doing this because you're shredding your own credibility.
I do think what Adam Schiff there, I thought whom -- I thought his opening statement was one of the highlights of the whole thing.
How can you justify lowering taxes on the rich and cutting back on Medicaid and there is consequence of that for intends of millions of American of health insurance.
Word from my sources on the Hill say that an expectation that these investigations are going -- will be under way for another five or six months, that we're not anywhere close to the end of things.
There's an important distinction about whether he is investigating contacts between the Russians and associates of the Trump campaign.
He did not ask General Flynn, did not direct General Flynn to make those phone calls to the Russian ambassador.
I think that this White House unfortunately has fed us so many misleading statements and so many lies over time.
It seems unlikely someone would call five times unless he were on a mission that was encouraged by the president or by somebody higher up in the White House.





