The House Republicans shot themselves in the foot over and over again, first with the so-called unmasking scandal that turned out to be a nothingburger, the Nunes memo, which was an even bigger disappointment, and then their majority report. The president can't rely on that. Increasingly, he has no cover.
Eisen discusses the failures of House Republicans in their investigations and how it affects President Trump's situation.
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