here is what jerry nadler is saying after nadler rang the fire engine red alarm bell saying the judiciarys in full-on impeachment mode. nadler said the judiciary is in impeachment inquiry. but nadler setting his own time frame for impeachment. >> he richly deserves impeachment. he violated the laws six ways from sunday. but that's not the question. the question is can we develop enough evidence to put before the american people? we have broken the log jak jam. liz: the polls are coming in. the mueller hearing did not change americans' views on impeachment. nearly half of americans said the hearings didn't change their minds. why aren't 2020 dems talking about impeachment? because voters aren't asking. let, bring in former deputy attorney general, tom duf dew d. if people are unhappy with the president they can vote him out at the ballot box. the more they delay the more likely it will evolve to 2020. liz: house democrats are saying the president is not giving them oversight. he's violating a different part of the constitution by obstructing the congress in its lawful and constitutional du

bell ringing] downtown without blowing it up. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is jerry coughlin with the bay area transportation work group. and i think i would like to start by saying i agree with most of the previous speakers. i'm not saying it was wrong to stop and look at this. that's okay. and it's also okay to see if it -- particularly talk about getting it into a broader realm then it was. now by taking this on, you are looking like you're going to be the leaders. i mean, that's -- there's 11 of you. and none of you have executive office, but that's the way it's being presented. i don't think that's going to happen, partly because this is much bigger than the city and county of san francisco. always has been. and one of the speakers talked about connectivity. connectivity to bart, connectivity to caltrain, connectivity to 40 bus lines in the east bay. connectivity to five muni lines. these are not just putting it downtown, it's much bigger than that. so in these leaderships, somebody already said that, it really needs some kind of political push. there's been a l

bell ringing] downtown without blowing it up. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is jerry coughlin with the bay area transportation work group. and i think i would like to start by saying i agree with most of the previo

chairman jerry nadler laying out the plan despite the largely anti-climatic mueller hearings. >> we're hearing one democrat sound the alarm bells on impeachment. not that it muscle happen or the president is a threat to america but that impeachment is a threat to the democratic majority in the house. take a look to congressman jeff van drew from new jersey, a freshman congressman that flipped a red district blue in 2018. >> you think the seats like yours are in danger in the democrats move towards impeachment? >> absolutely. i don't know that mine is -- i was fortunate. i won by a good number more votes than many of the other ones did. folks have to realize that it was middle democrats, middle of the road democrats that created the majority. their voice counts too. >> npr points out of the 99 democrats in congress, favoring impeachment, 92 of them come from solidly blue districts and not a single one from a toss-up district. now, since the mueller hearing, a total of six democratic members have flipped towards favoring impeachment. not one is a member of leadership. jerry nadler now says there's an impeachment investigationing

jerry nadler laying out that plan despite the largely anticlimactic mueller hearings. that story tonight. >> reporter: we are hearing at least one democrat sound the alarm bells on impeachment, not that it must happen or the president is a threat to the idea of america but impeachment is a threat to the democratic majority in the house, listen to congressman jeff andrew of new jersey, one of the freshman congressman who flipped a red district blue back in 2018. >> seats like yours are in danger if democrats move toward impeachment? >> absolutely. i don't -- i was -- i won by a good number more votes than many of the other ones did but folks have to realize it was middle of the road democrats that created the majority. >> reporter: and pr points out of 99 democrats in congress favoring impeachment, 92 of them come from solidly blue district and not a single one from a tossup district. since the mueller hearing a total of 6 democratic members of flipped towards favoring impeachment but not one is a member of democratic leadership. jerry nadler now says impeachment investigation going on but not and impeachment inquiry. if you are confused we will let him explain. >> too much

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