our guest is legendary broadcaster bill moyers.uan: i wanted to ask you again about the watergate hearings. john deans testimony come as one of the inner circles of the president at the time, the impact that that had on the public and also the fact that in today's situation, president trump isis doing everythingg possible to prevent any of his inner circle from being able to testify before congress. in essence, running out the clock on this impeachment process, hoping there won't be time for the congress to have the hearings with his people if accorded decision has to be made about his inner circle being able to testify. , they didthose days not have that defense. so one witness after another -- everybody alive today can remember when john dean said, "what did you tell the president ? i told the president there was a cancer on the presidency." you could hear a kind of unanimous gasp in the hearings and around the country. you knew from that we were on to something different from -- president johnson in 1866 was impeached. amy: 1868

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. >>> and i sit down with legendary journalist bill moyers on the dangers of so much dishonesty. >>> "all in" starts right now. hello. hey, everybody. how are you? good evening. thank you for being here. thank you, thank you. it's great to have you all here back at our special studio in 30 rock. it's been another crazy, overwhelming and ultimately historic week. we're going to get into all the details. we saw three marathon days of testimony in the impeachment of donald j. trump this week. we've now seen public testimony from 12 different witnesses including three that were requested by the republicans on the committee. though you'd never notice by the way they treated them. you know, if you were pressed for time this, and i get it if you were, it was a crazy week, and you want a sort of top line take away from all this testimony and hearings this week, it's he did it. that's basically the top line takeaway. one thing that we have seen over the last two weeks is that there's been a lot of testimony about just how messed up it was for the president to do what he did to ukraine, right,

>>> i want to that morning my guest bill moyers all for being with me tonight. i want to thank all you for being here. that is all for this friday evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. i love your friday night shows. well-done. hi, everybody. >> say hi. >> i'm going to run up there one of these nights and surprise you. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. happy friday. i don't know how long we're going to be a country where you can sort of see where we are in history by scanning the front page of the newspapers in the morning. i mean, i don't know how long we're going to have full-size print newspapers that we can look to for bench marks in terms of historic moments, but we are definitely still in that place now. i think ten years ago we might have thought newspapers would be gone in their physical form by now. they're not. papers like the one that got thrown on your doorstep this morning, they're just a big deal when we look at them on days like this. and, you know,

bill moyers was a white house press secretary during linden johnson and headed to major networks.ou probably know him as a long time host on pbs. he's with me in new york for a special one on one interview. thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> you have been around a little longer than me. you covered water gate and the clinton impeachment. on the eve of another impeachment inquiry hearings this weekend, do you fear for the country? >> for the first time in my long life, and i was born in the depression, lived through world war ii, have been a part of politics and government for all these years yes, for the first time because i -- a society, a democracy can die of too many lies. and we're getting close to that terminal moment unless we reverse the obsession with lies that are being fed around the country. >> will people care this week? will democracy hold up through this process? >> some people will always care. we have to remember that we need to serve those people who will get up in the morning and watch the hearings, come home at night and watch the hearings because they

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the senator moyer appropriations bill that senator udall is very familiar with, included a provision that would permit you to move forward with your proposal to purchase a building to serve as a console adapted administrative headquarter. does the language do what you need to do to get that done and as i recall we have talked about that and there's a foundation involvement, too, which might circle back to my public private partnership every times. so how will that work and do you feel like the language as you see it is adequate for you to do what you another like to do there. >> i think the language is adequate. i will sort of ask my staff to go become and make sure that there aren't any issues i don't know about but i think it's crucial to be able to think in an innovative way, unorthodox way to solve problem wed have, and by consolidating all these leases we have, by being able to use the federal rent support to basically help us pay down the debt it will allow us ultimately to save awful lot of money for the federal government as we move forward, and so we're very excited about do