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as dan goldman said at the top of the show, there's just no evidence.l smoke and no fire. >> nancy mace said they're doing it to get more evidence. i want to ask you about something, though, that i was looking at and i was talking to some former trump doj officials today. the office of the legal counsel which issues legal opinions from the justice department, when trump was in office in 2020 issued an opinion that essentially house impeachment inquiries aren't valid unless the chamber has actually taken a formal vote to authorize them. that was obviously in response to trump's own impeachment inquiry that pelosi had opened. she did so without an initial vote and held one. is that still binding for the biden administration? >> not at all. the house -- excuse me. it's certainly not binding for the congress. the congress can do as the congress wishes. it's a separate branch of government. it's sort of an advisory that they could bring a motion to dismiss the action because there hadn't been a house resolution to authorize the inquiry. what mccarthy has don

there is really nobody better to talk about all of that then prosecutor term congressman dan goldman. he is coming up first. plus, donald trump seems to be freaking out a little because of 14th amendment lawsuits trying to get him thrown off of the ballot. he is even attacking a member of our in-house law firm by name. inter weisman is here for reaction to that. also today, what's gotten into congressman ken buck? i'll ask the conservative member of the freedom caucus why is going after marjorie taylor greene and speaking out against an impeachment inquiry against president biden. earlier, my congressman -- conversation with senator amy klobuchar. talking about a re-brand of the term pro-life. something tells me that she does too. according to mark meadows, he was just doing his job, setting up a job so that they could -- into finding him some votes. so that is just typical run-of-the-mill chief of staff stuff, nothing to see here, just doing my job. at least that's been his argument to get his case moved to federal court, and if he'd been successful he may have had a more favorable j

there is really no one better to talk about all of that then prosecutor turn congressman dan goldman. he is coming up first. plus, donald trump seems to be freaking out a little because of 14th amendment lawsuits trying to get him thrown off the ballot. he is even attacking a member of our in-house law firm by name. camille country lawn into weissmann are here for reaction to that. also, today, what has gone into republican congressman ken buck? i will ask the conservative member of the freedom caucus why he is going after marjorie taylor greene and speaking out against an impeachment inquiry of president biden. and later. my conversation with senator amy klobuchar. a few thoughts about her republican colleagues talking about a re-brand of the term pro-life. and something tells me she does too. ♪ ♪ ♪ so according to mark meadows, mark meadows was just doing his job. setting up a call so his boss could pressure the georgia secretary of state into finding him some votes. so that is just typical run-of-the-mill chief of staff stuff, nothing to see here, just doing my job. at least that's

congressman dan goldman, thanks so much for your time tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> still to come this evening -- a day of reckoning is coming for members of the trump administration, who will be forced to answer, on the record, for the first time, about their roles in separating migrant children from their families. plus, a sitting u.s. senator pleaded not guilty in federal court today. but more and more of his colleagues are calling for him to step down. what happens now? the great steve kornacki joins -- hi, i'm darlene and i lost 40 pounds with golo in just eight months. golo has really taught me how to eat better and feel better. as long as you eat the right food groups in the right amounts, that's all it is. it's so simple and it works. golo was the smartest thing i ever did. >> this was the scene this morning outside the federal courthouse in new york, where new jersey senior democratic senator bob menendez was arraigned on charges of corruption and bribery. senator menendez and his wife nadine pleaded not guilty to al

the people in the house that will be on this committee, dan goldman. these are very smart people.hite house needs to worry too much about this and let these congressional democrats who are whip smart will just eat these people alive. i so want them to do this. i can't tell you how much. >> you want them to have the impeachment? >> i want to hold hearings. and i want to let the american public see how nonexistent the case is, that the president didn't do anything wrong, and i want our people who are quite effective lawyers to get them on cross-examination and make fools out of them. >> there is polling from cnn from mothers about, even though we just checked out the congressman. there is no direct evidence tying president biden to benefitting from this. 61% of people do think that he was do you not think that those hearings could raise those numbers, could change that? what's your sense? >> i think it would change it. i think it would drive it down, because the public would pay attention to the hearings and see front and center how vapid and useless this entire endeavor is when it

joining me now is congressman dan goldman. democrat of new york.ts on the house oversight committee and served as lead counsel in the house impeachment of president trump in 2019. congressman, the continuing resolution passed overwhelmingly in the house just a few hours ago. after weeks of contentious debate that ultimately led down to just hours before the deadline and a potential crisis for the nation. being on the house floor today, what were your thoughts watching this last-ditch vote after all of that? >> lied to put you to wait this long? this is exactly the continuing resolution that we had always been advocating for. a clean continuing resolution that extends the time so we can work on the appropriations bills at the levels that both parties agreed to last june, in the fiscal responsibility act. and ultimately, that we get the disaster relief. we need to get ukraine funded. that is absolutely paramount. but we don't have to get it and this bill right now. there are other ways we can do that. and it was paramount to keep the government open.

congressman dan goldman, thanks so much for your time tonight.. >> thank you. >> still to come this evening -- a day of reckoning is coming for members of the trump administration, who will be forced to answer, on the record, for the first time, about their roles in separating migrant children from their families. plus, a sitting u.s. senator pleaded not guilty in federal court today. but more and more of his colleagues are calling for him to step down. what happens now? the great steve kornacki joins -- we're traveling all across america talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. you feel like it's good? how do you know when it's time to check in on your heart? how do you know? let me show you something. it looks like a credit card, but it is the kardiamobile card. that is a medical-grade ekg. want to see how it works? yeah. put both thumbs on there. that is your heart coming from the kardiamobile card. wow! with kardiamobile card you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds from any

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i would not want dan goldman to cross-examined me.our mouth. but it sounds like you think impeachment could be a good thing, is that right? >> that is correct, you're not putting words in my mouth. you know, during the civil war, when sherman was marching that line, they told him that john bel hood was taken. he said i will send them rations, let them go, great. that ended up at the battle of franklin, which was an utter disaster. that's just what they are walking into. i was happy when mccarthy got out there and said that. wow, how could we get so lucky? >> james carville, heard from you first. thank you, i've got to tell you roll tie tide this weekend -- >> thank you -- go tigers. >> -- common cause on capitol hill. no punches were thrown. we will tell you what was that next. refi at sofi.com you could save thousands and get to your goals faster. sofi. get your money right. here's how tommy lost 30 lbs on noom weight. i'm tom. noom helped him use psychology to lose weight. the mindful aspect made me feel more conscious about what i

our other colleagues here today, i might add, sean kasten, dan goldman, rashida tlaib, and somebody else was here a moment ago. kathy manning, who was here. because everyone here is interested and last night i really had the honor to file a discharge petition on the floor of the house to force a vote on ethan's law. losing just one child to gun violence is too many. i'm proud to say that we are already in this congress, we worked to secure 205 co-sponsors of ethan's law, the bill. i understand we just checked with the clerk's office before coming, i think they've got 76 or more just in a few hours. the discharge petition. so we will have over 200 members who will sign the petition. as so many of you know, kristen and mike lost their son ethan five years ago. after he was killed, with an unsecured gun in his best friend's home. kristen and mike's advocacy has been a game changer. after ethan's death, what they did is they took this fight to connecticut first. to the state legislature. and they're lit -- and they were literally going door-to-door, office-to-office, made it so the connectic

dan goldman served as democrat counsel for the first impeachment of donald trump. >> reporter: we areuation in congress where we have government shutdown. with significant legislation we need to pass and instead the the speaker is catering to the fringe right wing who support donald trump and do his bidding. >> media coverage of impeachment in a memo, the white house told the press it should, quote, ramp up its scrutiny of house republicans and some parts of the inquiry which have been proven. stuart: democrat congressman debbie wasserman schultz says impeaching president biden will tank the economy. listen to this. >> reporter: they are succumbing to pressure from donald trump and their right wing amaga base, allowing donald trump to hold the economy hostage, giving into the extreme amaga wing, and likely crash our economy. they have nothing there, there has been no evidence. stuart: we need deroy murdock, she blamed trump and then says impeachment will devastate our economy, take them both on. >> don't understand how impeachment has an impact on the economy, president biden will do

democrats led by jamie raskin, dan goldman continuously say there is no evidence whatsoever tying joes business dealings. then how the heck, ned, could they explain this? >> well, exactly. i'm sure they will be out there bleeding there is still no evidence. little hard to deny that also proof, todd, in my mind, that joe biden has been lying the whole time when he said he had no awareness, never had conversations with hunter about his business dealings. little hard to deny that when it's your address on the wires. it also tells me, again, joe is intimately involved, as we know, with these wires, as with the phone calls. all the other pieces of evidence that are building up that he was intimately involved in the family business of influence peddling. i will say, this todd, the other thing that really strikes me that is interesting about this the wires took place a few months after he declared for president, which strikes me as extremely interesting timing to be getting this money. >> carley: that certainly raises the stakes here a bit. ned, you look at the president's position right now

however, new york city's democratic congressman dan goldman is down playing the threat. >> do you nothink that the migrant crisis is at all a security threat to new yorkers? >> i don't think it's any more of a security threat to new yorkers than domestic violent extremism or other threats. >> border patrol has encounterd 146 suspected terrorist or people on the terror watch list at the southern border this year. there were zero such encounters in 2019 before president biden took office. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in wendy patrick and seattle talk radio show and author of "what's killing america" they were saying there, there was zero encounters on the terror watch list in 2019. now there are 146. >> yeah, shocking that when you tell folks about a security of vulnerability that they might actually take advantage of it. this is more than just the terrorists threat. there's the threat of criminals coming in this country. all of that taken together on what is the potential of a crime that is entirely avoidable. >> trace: i know you do threat assessment. when you talk about 1.7 milli

they are not hearing from elected leaders like mayor adams and dan goldman and clark and members of houseomeland security, these are people who are pro-sanctuary city and try to paint a rosey picture. we are in new york everyday and see reality, it is time people in congress see reality of what is happening in new york city. >> carley: you are in washington, president biden is in new york city at the un general assembly. he did speak to other nations and say secure your border so we can secure our country, as well. he did not do that. he so far hasn't met with mayor eric adams, much to his anoticeance, listen to what he had to say yesterday. >> president biden is coming to the city, i hope he understands this beautiful city, economic engine of the country, is being saddled a $2 billion that we spent already, $5 billion we will spend in this fiscal crisis, $12 billion in the next two budgetary cycles. new york don't deserve this, asylum seekers don't deserve this. >> carley: he's saying, listen, president biden, we're allies, carve out 30 minutes of your day to talk with us and come up wit

with respect to influence peddling is interesting, and your monologue you showed the clip from dan goldman. he admitted that the biden family was influence peddling. and he admitted that joe biden lied. that was really the basis for our first hearing, to justify why we are going to impeachment inquiry and prove that joe biden lied over a dozen times about his knowledge and his family's business schemes and to prove this family was influence peddling. i think every american has a problem with the fact that our president's family was selling access to him to our enemies around the world. >> sean: we have shell corporations, 170 suspicious activity reports. and we have nine family members that you have identified having been paid and you believe that this is going to go north of maybe $50 million for the bidens alone? >> well, we have got to get to jim biden and that's why today i signed the subpoenas to subpoena jim biden's personal bank accounts. he has flown under the radar because quite frankly he didn't leave a laptop laying around. but we know from people that we have talked to, from ev

but the most important thing t is you've seen all the democrats on the hill, dan goldman,ve seen the demo so fact checkers at "the washington post". they all have this talking, point right now. yeah. all right. joe biden was shaking down a foreigner's for using the family name, but he created the illusion of access. f access when somebody gets in the naval observatory, which is very har dhe to get into and gets a long meeting with the vice president and is suggesting who want for the u.n. secretary general and they're being courted maybe to do a deal with burisma, that is not the illusion of access that is the definition of access. i talked to a couple of lobbyists. thsaid, man, i would have got paid a lot for scoring a meeting with a vice president. the naval observatory, m the stories and the lines at joe biden and his defenders keep giving us, including elected members of congress. they're just false. s, they they just keep throwing things on a wall. and then we go get the facts and they throw something else in the wall. joe biden was routinely meetingh ,calling, cajoling hunter b

democrat congressman dan goldman accused his colleagues of politicizing today's hearing by focusing on the border. >> do you not think that the migrant crisis or the southern border situation is at all a security threat to new yorkers? >> i don't think it's any more of a security threat to new yorkers than domestic violent extremism or other threats. >> 1.7 million people have entered the country without 0, 0 interaction with our government. don't know who they are or where they are, and how do we know among them is not someone who wants to commit a terrorist attack, we don't. >> there are currently 110,000 migrants in new york city. on average, 10,000 are arriving per month since april 2022. now, the nassau county police commissioner said this absolutely makes it harder to protect all new yorkers. >> i have to vet the normal domestic terrorist people that are evolving in this country. now i got to take everything from around the world that's coming to the border with no vetting process and now try to figure out who going to be my next potential target. >> cbp says there have been 650,

new york city's democrat congressman dan goldman down played the threat. >> do you not think that theation is at all a security threat to new yorkers? >> i don't think it's any more of a security threat to new yorkers than domestic violence extremism or other threats. >> critics say illegal immigration is tied to terrorism. they note at least six of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 overstayed their visas and at some point were here illegally. bret? >> bret: bryan llenas in new york. thank you. a virginia democratic candidate running for the commonwealth's house of delegates is being accused of performing sex acts with her husband in front of online audience and encouraging viewers to send them tip money. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel is here with the bizarre details and how it effects that race, i guess. good evening, mike. >> her name is susanna gibson democrat running for the virginia. nurse practitioner and mother two of young children. gibson is accused of streaming sex acts with her husband on a platform called chatter bait. "the washington post" says it has reviewed more t

there is really nobody better to talk about all of that then prosecutor term congressman dan goldman. trying to get him thrown off of the ballot. he is even attacking a member of our in-house law firm by name. inter weisman is here for reaction to that. also today, what's gotten into congressman ken buck? i'll ask the

jamie raskin here leading the charge for democrats, but you've also got people like congressman dan goldman who, of course, was on the democratic side before being elected during one of the last impeachment inquiries. he certainly is someone who we're going to be listening closely to. many of these members on the democratic side attempting to not fall into the trap of defending hunter biden, but also consistently reminding that there is no direct evidence at this point that ties president joe biden to the allegations that republicans are talking about, and i know that in the last hour, one of the things we were discussing was the idea of this being centrally focused on hunter and other members of the biden family. i have to tell you, i've spoken to democratic congressmen, even just before they went into this room, and the point that one of them made to me was that to the extent that there is evidence about hunter, that's being dealt with through the department of justice right now. but this is centrally focused on president biden, and that evidence is lacking, even in the words some of the

as congressman dan goldman and others have said repeatedly, biden never asked for or did anything inappropriatethe process of essentially saying hi, showing that the relation was real and leaving it at that. and of course there's also that background -- >> biden was involved in any kind of conversation with hunter around these people, it was like talking about the weathe more or less. >> hi, how are you, checking in on my son. and of course this was occurring against the backdrop of hunter biden being joe biden's sole surviving son. joe biden's love for his son is not in question. peppered throughout the evidence are a series of text messages in which joe biden is checking in with his son, it's pop, i love you. i just to want make sure you're okay. and the fact that he's trying to keep hunter on the straight and narrow appears throughout contextually. i think devin archer's interview is somewhat of a rorschach test. each side is getting something they want from it. in the end it's really a wash. it doesn't show anything that would be helpful for impeachment, nor is it particularly exculpatory.

there is really no one better to talk about all of that then prosecutor turn congressman dan goldman. to get him thrown off the ballot. he is even attacking a member of our in-house law firm by name. camille country lawn into weissmann are here for reaction to that. also, today, what has gone into republican congressman ken buck? i will ask the conservative member of the freedom caucus why he is going after marjorie taylor greene and speaking out against an impeachment inquiry of president biden. and later. my conversation with senator amy klobuchar. a few thoughts about her republican colleagues talking about a re-brand

including from congressman dan goldman who sits on the weaponization subcommittee that jordan shares. looking into that, as republicans say this is a dual system of justice. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it's one thing if it were a federal prosecution, which, of course, jim jordan and the house republicans are also trying to do with the special counsel jack smith. it's all together a wholly different thing when the federal government is trying to intervene in a state prosecution. i thought she did a very good job of laying out why this is an abuse of power, an abuse of authority by the house republicans to do the bidding of donald trump. >> what goldman is responding to there is that nine-page letter that willis had sent to jordan and response to this inquiry that jordan lobbied at her, including wanting to know whether she used federal funds in our investigation. willis city back in that response, call in jordan's actions offensive, accusing him of being misinformed, and saying, it's quote, clear that jordan locks a basic understanding of the law, it's practice, and ethical

congressman dan goldman told reporters that after a closed-door meeting.ne else has cooperated that. then there's the claim that payments totaling $20 million were directed to biden's family members and their associates through shell companies. there is some truth to this claim, as a pertains to biden's family and associates of biden's. again, there's no evidence. once again, the joe biden received any money for that. republicans also point to his associates creating llcs to accuse them of creating shell companies. again, there's nothing inherently nefarious about simply creating llcs. and, fact it is commonplace to create them when starting a new business. take a listen to kevin mccarthy again. >> the treasury department alone has more than 150 transactions involving the biden family and other business associates that were flagged as suspicious activity by u.s. banks. >> hunter and james biden, the president's younger brother, have reportedly wrapped up at least 150 suspicious activity reports for their business transactions, but emphasis here is on repor

dan goldman is much more infatuated with his hatred of legal scholar professor jonathan turley. why is that? because professor professor jonathan turle y always exposes goldman for who he truly, truly is a complete idiot. >> look, mr. turley, you saidler in 2019 that impeachment requires a clear criminal act. is thact, is tt right. >> no. in fact, in therump trump impeachment, i said repeatedly, you can you can impeach someone for non-criminal conduct. what inoncrimi said i'm saying , which is i strongly encourage you to look at criminal law.. all right. well, that testimony is there. well, let's just knoyou ca tenws can't because i have 10 seconds left. you have said that lying l as a as a president is not impeachable. you have said that there's an influence peddling campaign, but you will acknowledge, will you notg knowle, that in or to have a criminal act of public corruption or briberiy ,there must be, under mcdonnell, an official act in connection to some sort of personal benefit. >> isn't that right? isn's experiment. question charlie, please answer the question. i can jus

we also have dan goldman, the democratic representative from new york, again he was a key player in the trump impeachment in the fall and winter of 2019. and he says if hunter biden committed crimes he should be held accountable. but he's a private citizen and the republicans have no, trying to read my notes here, said he's a private citizen and the gop has no connection between joe biden and hunter biden. the other thing i thought was interesting, right as this news broke, marjorie taylor green, the republican from georgia walked up and was asked about the potential challenge to house speaker kevin mccarthy, some conservatives are saying they might want to conduct a no confidence vote and immediately pivoted to the hunter biden indictment, and said why aren't you asking me about this, and a host of other things she thought hunter biden should be charged with. >> sandra: ok, chad pergram, jump back on with breaking developments from the hill. >> john: what a change we see, sandra, from where we were seven weeks ago as kerri was mentioning. remember, we were covering hunter biden going t

conversation i had just before airtime with new york democratic congressman and former federal prosecutor dan goldman. >> you heard what hunter biden's attorney is staying. what do you think of this? >> well, look, it is a crime in my ten years as a federal prosecutor i've never heard of being charged. the facts of it seemed to be he had a gun for 11 days and he lied in making that application for a gun, and that is the letter of the law. i am somewhat concerned as they are that they're -- that what changed the prosecutor's mind may have been some of the political influence. but at the end of the day, anderson, if hunter biden committed crimes, he should be held accountable for those. but those crimes and that investigation should remain in the department of justice in the court of law. hunter biden is not the president, and whether or not he committed crimes is not ground for an impeachment inquiry that we're now going into. and that is all that the house republicans have. they have no evidence linking joe biden in any way to hunter biden's business dealings. >> but just to be clear as a former fede

to the president's as this afternoon i had a by happenstance a chance to talk with congressman dan goldmanwho was the lead counsel on one of the impeachments and is now on the house judiciary committee. and he's in the minority, the democratic minority on the of government subcommittee. and where jim jordan claimed at the outset don't worry about us because the new church committee and that 28 of us to sign letter saying if you are the new committee you would adhere to the following many bipartisan processes and principles and and place emphasis on fact based conclusions, not political conclusions. what he said was, we're using that as the measuring rod and we know that the church committee is the model that should be followed on a committee like this. and he, he and his colleagues are dedicated, do everything they can to restore that form of congressional oversight and investigation. and at the earliest possible opportunity. next month, in 1975, frank church appeared on meet the press, and he said that if the president was wrong minded and wanted to misuse these intelligence agencies, tha

. >>> joining us now, two democratic members of the oversight committee, dan goldman of new york andning. good to see you. congressman goldman, i'll start with you. just based on what you heard yesterday from ryan nobles asking one of your colleagues, republican colleagues, about this what's app message, dated june of 2017, at which time joe biden held no power in the government, what is your sense of what we're going to see today. 10:00 eastern. you'll be in the room. >> i think that exchange perfectly encapsulates the investigation. it has been from the get-go an effort by the republicans to conflate, to use innuendo, to misrespect, exaggerate and flat out lie to try to lump joe biden into some sort of wrongdoing on behalf of his son. and the evidence is not there. whether it's the timeline, whether it's the actual direct evidence that you would need to have, certainly to prove a case in court, but also just to prove a case to the public of the united states. and the reality is, what we're going to have today is a hearing that's called the basis for the impeachment inquiry. i would

part of it is, as dan goldman says is, we have to act as a federal legislature to do what we can to protect people choices. part of that is going to be vindicating the constitutional right to travel. a lot of these red states are saying not can you just not have an abortion and it's a criminal act, but you can't leave the state for the purpose of accessing an abortion. you cannot cross state lines for the purposes of healthcare. so they are passing what i would call fugitive women's laws. where women who cross state lines are supposed to be sent back or picked up so they can be restored to the role of their oppressors back in their home state. that is our responsibility as a congress to act as quickly as we can and to vindicate everybody's right under the equal protection clause, to travel across state lines to obtain healthcare. we have to be very serious about that. obviously, we have elections coming up and america, there are led lee elect antichoice majorities that would pass the federal ban on anybody having an abortion anywhere in america and criminalizing the women, the doctors, the

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