r flake, let me start with you. do you believe the -- what we know about the president's conversation in that phone call with the president of ukrainehi warrants impeachment inquiry? >> i do. i do. i think that conversation, just from the transcript, not descriptions of the transcript, but the transcript itself is damning enough to launch inquiry, so, yes. >> woodruff: chris bukirk, what do you believe based on what we know about that conversation? >> no, you know, i've read that transcript. it's got to be at least five times. what's more is i'm not connced that even nancy pelosi thinks that it warrants it. i mean, my understanding of this hat this is really a part of 2020 election campaig that t it's not a serious attempt to remove the president from office because nobody realieves that the senate will convict. >> woodruff: but i mean on the facts, chri chris buskirk, quic, the facts of what was said inof ation,onve president trump asking the president of ukraine to help with an investation into joe biden, a foreig

trump, but senator flake sato that could change. mr. flake: there's not oflo love behind closed doors, but the ni sisntfiigun acat moof president can go against them you are not going to see many members stand up until they think the president -- his ac ons may have made tim polly vulnerable.ap that cann prettyuickly. laura: kim wehle is a former assistant u.s. attorney and re wifthe," and shedd hoea jos taino bo tghathe pr' -id-wa aut we are letting schnider the presiden' 's personhow significant is this? kim: it is significant because this is not a white house ployee thatiulreni iins g hiins tope a t n officeumpt as aar aotth ae we will seek spoenas at t e ofite housand the department complaint lays out many actors, unnamed largely, that were involvedn this narrative known as the july 25 ukraine call. laura:iu rudyani rather conflicting answers about whether he would wouldn't cooperate with the subpoena. what do you expect he will do? kim: my expectation is he will not comply with the subpoena and thatat would be conse tent with howhi

we talked about jeff flake. the comparison of lindsey graham and jeff flake.here is another one if you will recall which was about corkell. he was asked today. >> i would say to all of my friends on both sides of the aisle that i would say nothing. bob corker had a lot to say as a senator and he's chasing. >> part of it is whatever they say it is not going to be good for them. it is what they should say or should condemn what the president said today. i thoug >> if she's going to tiptoe, she seems to want to tiptoe from the side of trump. >> they're worried. they're caught in the middle. i was surprised when mcconnell agree when he said he would have no choice but to have a trial. >> maybe i am missing something, he did not inject the partisan rhetoric there in terms of it is a witch hunt and nancy pelosi and democrats were just out. >> danny, did you pick up on that. >> we were over reading it. >> mitch mcconnell is a process guy. >> they're going to go on and do the trial. they'll dispense it quickly if he wants to. >> considering what happened to the presid

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we're not listening to a jeff flake op-ed. you know what we're doing?g out for our own political backside. and this guy is taking us down. >> i agree with the political inevitability. but i want to go back to the civil war. dictators tell you what they're going to do. if this goes down bad for donald trump, he will tell people to take to the streets. he will do that. >> but they're wrong. >> if -- he will say -- he will literally, in his mind he twoow 25% of this country and he's going to say let's go to war that. was not a side bar. he's telling you what he's going to do. >> coming up, in the wake of the ukraine scandal, president trump's closest allies have risen to the moment with varying degrees of success. "the washington post's" philip bump joins us way step to step guide to the trump team's defenses on ukraine and impeachment. "morning joe's" back in a moment. impeachment. "morning joe's" back in a moment. performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that

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as flake did. as corker did. will hurd is leaving after this term. let's see a republican running for reelection criticize the president. that's what will be interesting. >> we see it happen every day. katlynn, i want to sakt biact b taylor. there is one text message really telling ab how compromised bill taylor was beginning to feel. or at least how dicey the road ahead was. this is september 8th. he writes the nightmare is they give the interview, meaning the ukrainians come out with this statement and say what rudy giuliani want and don't get the security assistance, meaning all the millions of dollars. he suggests the russians love it. and i quit. what's your reporting. >> that is pretty explosive to come from bill taylor. a guy who's been in ukraine many times but back again after they recalled the u.s. ambassador to ukraine. and this is an even keel guy. a career diplomat. a vietnam veteran. and he's essentially threatened to resign if they don't give that aid to ukraine. that is at the center of whether or not there was this implied agreement

you saw jeff flake's office. >> jeff flake, not an elected member of anything anymore, the only as weseen the only republican who has expressed doubt and concern is mitt romney coming from a state that's not entirely mowed over by the president of the united states and did vote for trump. exactly true. but that's it, right? we can count them on one hand an tell us that the base of the party -- not even the base of the party. the majority of the party. >> yes, looking for a clear definitive this will not stand statement that's true but i wonder if we should look for more incremental steps. i interviewed james comber last week. kentucky republican, defended the president and said wait a second. keeping the phenomenon calls secret, that needs to be investigated. >> that's true. >> i wonder if he should look for incremental moves here because it's not going to change in a day. >> no. and look at cnn's own polling yesterday showed that there was an 8% uptick in support for impeachment and removal from office among republicans. >> you guys -- >> 22% for young republicans. >> let's not race

others remember flake as the guy who saved kavanaugh right before skipping town. not the best guy to make that argument? >> look, i would prefer and there will be a tremendous first mover advantage for some seated member of the u.s. senate right now, to make that point and to recognize that donald trump will drag every single one of them under and they will all drown and die politically if they don't start breaking away. this is the problem that 1973 and '74 taught us. in 1973 the republicans were lock step on nixon. if you go back it was all -- it's a media conspiracy against the president. it's liberal leaks against the president. well, in 1974 the voters of the united states decided that 49 republicans needed to go home. forever. and that eight members of the republican senate needed to go home forever. this is a political consequence of a corrupt president who abuses power. right now donald trump, and the thing about nixon, nixon was not about money. nixon was not about personal gain. nixon was in the game because that was his character. trump is venal. he wan

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did criticize the president's approach to north korea and iran. >>> former republican senator jeff flake a new op-ed entitled this. fellow republicans, there is still time to save your souls. he writes in part, this, if the house decides against files articles of impeachment or the senate fails to convict, senate republicans will have to decide whether given what we now know, about the president's actions, and behavior, to support his re-election. obviously, the answer is no. my fellow republicans, it is time to risk your careers in favor of your principles. whether you believe the president deserves impeachment, you know he does not deserve re-election. our country will have more presidents, but principles, well, we get just one crack at those, for those who want to put america first, it is critically important in this moment in the life of our country that we all here and now, do just that. trust me when i say you can go elsewhere for a job, but you cannot go elsewhere for a soul. >> pretty powerful. >> pretty powerful. and oddly, such a good transition to bill karins. who is bringing

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he has jeff flake and the one truthful intelligent think i ever heard him say said it's the president's now. he's gradually taking over. it's become the majority there. but it takes a while. trish: they are trying to stop him. and i think that that's in part what all this impeachment stuff is about and this rush to judgment. unfortunately i am out of time. but it's so good to see you. thanks for being become here. coming up. no one wants impeachment more than far left democrat maxine waters. >> they say maxine please don't say i am peachment any more. when they say that, i say impeachment impeachment impeachment. i will fight every day until he is impeached. trish: she is now saying impeachment isn't enough. she wants president trump in jail. first an explosive "wall street journal" report says forget bind. it might be hillary who is most of even twined in this financial scandal stuff. james freeman has the details on james freeman has the details on that next. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work et

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flake, markjeff sanford, there isn't any. if i were them, i would not do it. whatever. and this segues into the impact on the president himself -- bill: let me jump in. here,of you who have been charlie and i have 30 minutes. we need more time than that but we will hold it to 30 minutes. democratsmean for they ought to get this done fast , before the end of the year? and then leave time for other issues? is, the the thing speaker was correct the first this is nothe said what democrats ought to be doing. i'm not convinced she has changed her mind, to be honest. after all this ukraine stuff started, there was no point in digging in her heels. it was going to go to another level whether she was on board or not. i do find it interesting somehow the judiciary committee, this has moved away from them, which suggests maybe it is not, it is more of an inquiry and we already had that going on. i'm not sure whether things have changed. bill: maybe they are trusting adam schiff more. now that they have started down that road, would you agree the sooner they get to a vote, without

you could ask bob corker, jeff flake, mark sanford, there just isn't any. i personally if i were them wouldn't do it but it is not me. in terms in this segue, what impact would this have on the president himself. >> let me jump in. >> those who have been here, charlie and i for 30 minutes, we need more time but we will hold it to 30 minutes and open with your questions. to jump in on that, does that mean for democrats they ought to get this done fast may be before the end of the year and then leave time for other issues? >> i think the speaker was correct the first time when she said that is not what democrats ought to be doing, to be perfectly honest after all this ukraine stuff started, no point digging in her heels. whether she was on board or not. it is interesting the judiciary committee, maybe it is not more of an inquiry for impeachment and we had this going on. >> maybe they are trusting adam schiff, has got to go through the judiciary committee. >> started down that road, the sooner they get to a vote without rushing it the better. >> the vote in t

question, it seems to me, will the republican opposition to the president remain the sort of jeff flakeb cork herb, ben sasse sort of scar scar scaredey scat but continuing to vote with the president on everything. that's been the rule so far. the question is will it turn into actual opposition. will there be any republican votes for impeachment. we're starting to see that possibility. for the moment, when it comes to actual votes, the president seems in pretty solid shape with this party. >> stand by. there's more news we're following including a first. a first for the yiunited statesn space. heading into retirement you want to follow your passions rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term care coverage, should you need it. so you can explore all the amazing things ahead. talk to your advisor about brighthouse smartcare. brighthouse financial. build for what's ahead℠ brighthouse financial. ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way

is fundamentally where the rest of the party is, and, you know, it doesn't take much to watch jeff flake and bob corker, even mitt romney, people flame out when they oppose this. trump's control is via the base, and i don't think -- it will not snap back to what it used to be for, you know, for a very long time. >> i would also expect the people in the council for national policy to keep doubling down on media. and that's a big part of my book. i look at the way that people in the midwest and southwest have lost countless hometown newspapers over the last 20 years, and those papers used to be what told us what was going on in the world because they had ap stories on the front page and high school basketball scores on the back, you know? that was, that was part of our information diet. we watched the network news at dinner time -- we certainly did. and so we were connected to a national network of fact-based journalism. and when that starts to go away, through professional news, then an informed electorate goes away too. and everyone becomes more susceptible to manipulation by some of the

you can ask jeff flake, mark sanford, there isn't any. if i were them, i would not do it. that's not me, so whatever. in terms of in this -- and this kind of segues into what impact would this have on the president himself? >> let me jump in. those of you who have been here, charlie and i have 30 minutes. we need more time than that but we will hold it to 30 minutes. then open it up for your questions. just to jump in on that, does that mean for democrats they ought to get this done fast, before the end of the year and then leave time for other issues? >> well, the thing is, the speaker was correct the first time where she said this is not what democrats ought to be doing. i'm not convinced she has changed her mind, to be honest. after all this ukraine stuff started, there was no point in digging in her heels. >> let's go to joe biden. do you believe in the primary this helps joe biden or hurts of all these rumors and allegations? it's helpful at all. i don't know if we know whether or not.ng to hurt him we saw -- forget merit or anything, we or saw hillary clinton turned

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