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for danny even the few paces from the car to his front door are a struggle. toxic dust particles that he and hailed for decades working as a coal miner have destroyed his lungs. just 45 years old his lungs operated under harf of their potential capacity. so they were from 43 to 43. like thousands of other miners in east kentucky danny has been diagnosed with black lung until the radiologist brandon crumb began collecting information the overall number of patients suffering from the lung disease had never been reliably recorded after collating the data what crime found was terrifying they would have to classify it as an epidemic in a significant increase in the number of black lung. patients there were also b. and c. and more and more severe forms of the disease affecting younger miners long working hours and the rising concentrated dust just a few causes of the disease now the state of kentucky has reacted though not as expected radiologists are now no longer able to undertake diagnoses only young specialists are there are just too such specialists in kentuck

>> yes. >> danny? >> it seems like guiliani is becoming a liability for donald trump so it may be time to ending the attorney/client relationship and seek assistance elsewhere. >> very interesting and i think you made some news here tonight, jay, and you're close to a lot of the players so it's very interesting. jay goldberg, danny cevallos, thank you. >> good to see you. >>> up ahead we have a special look at the history and what it says. >>> also tonight i have a special announcement about gun safety and michael moore. i'm going to bring that to you on "the beat" tonight. at" tonig. at fidelity, we make sure you have a clear plan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. and on the way, you'll get timely investment help to keep you on the right track, without the unnecessary fees you might expect from so many financial firms. because when you have a partner who gives you clarity at every step, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. audrey's on it. eati

what do you think, danny? it almost sounds like he's justifying all of the arguments over the past few weeks to himself. like he is looking in the mirror and saying this is why we did this, right? he is saying, it sounds to me, as if he is saying, and i don't think this is a stretch, that the protected people were the bidens, and all we were doing was asking them to investigate people who were being protected improperly, and we were looking into corruption anyway. just sounds like a lot of self justification. and what i think, what stands out to me, is really building on what frank said, if he's doing this, accidentally, to reporters, who else is he doing this to? and to what degree could he possibly be acting as an attorney in one sense, as a diplomat in his own mind in another sense, or as a private business person? and if there is this added element of whether his income he is supposed to be receiving or not receiving it, what does it mean when he says we need this money, there are so many x factors in ther

let danny a generator when they lost electricity. she has since returned it. but here we go again. >>pg e's center should be open for as long as the power's off 24 7 tell comes back on for people is a very good. >>i think the bottom level should be done. >>that way riley could go there to properly do is treatments. >>what i do with my fast when i do in the morning and night. >>danny said she didn't think the outage what happened last time because they had been warned so many previous times about a shot off. no action was ever taken. >>it kind got like that. yeah the boy who cried wolf kind of feeling where just like a i didn't really think was going to happen because they had won so many other times it is frustrating having their power turned off for high wind, having your son not bill it is treatments and sing hot air balloons fly. and you to buy a generator but that also cost a lot of money in takes and to save up money and in this area is very expensive live in it's like living paycheck to paycheck you have a heart, i mean bells even sometimes so. >>now danny tells me she is ver

. >> al back danny's demise makes whose world a much better place folks. i would like to commend the president our intelligence community and of course our wonderful special operations forces for their accomplishment in whose mission and make sure he was brought to justice and there is information that was released and smart information gives us indication that the likely successor to him was also killed. and again folks, our world is the much better place. so let's make whose a warning to all terrorist groups out there all extremists that you cannot hide. you cannot hide from us and we will bring you to justice. that is our warning to you. and now our world is the safer place and again it is because of our wonderful troops and we hope we are able to continually fund our troops and an appropriate manner, i do hope that the democrats will join us in supporting our men and women in uniform and i would encourage all of you to support our men and women in uniform and it also just is a final shout out, i left you a shout out to that wonderful canine that tracke

danny, i want to take that to you. you were looking at this a couple of months ago and giving some warnings to the biden campaign about how they could aboard with jeb bush suffered in 2016. 2016. how do you assess the way that they are running that campaign strategically, and do you see his current downward trajectory is just a blip or is he in real trouble? >> the reality is it's hard to be a front runner. when you're on f top, in our cae 16 of the people that are shooting at you. in his case he has over 20 people shooting at him. the reality is he's been fairly durable to been very candid. considering his performance thus far in these debates and whatnot. he's maintained a healthier lead on the national front and he now sees slippage on the state front. you're talking double digits in new hampshire, double digits in south carolina. so he's maintain some durability but at the end of the day, will the question i'm asking myself is how does he have that downward trend. you look at any of the numbers, what's happening no

edi over there, and then -- and there's danny mcbride. >> danny mcbride >> seth: and -- and do you enjoyd southern baptist >> yeah. >> seth: yes >> i was and - [ cheers ] thank you. [ laughter ] hey-oh >> seth: that's -- [ laughter ] >> yeah, i would actually go to tent revivals with my grandmother. >> seth: wow >> yeah. >> seth: and what was that scene like i mean were you -- >> sweaty. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] did you -- did you look forward to them as a kid or like -- i think across all religions, there's a sense of you're being dragged to the service >> yeah, that's exactly what it was. >> seth: yeah. >> and it didn't do me any good. >> seth: it didn't do you -- [ laughter ] >> but i liked them. they get up there and scream at you, and you felt bad. so, i thought that was pretty much the whole deal. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> but i like to do this guy, 'cause i get to preach every once in a while. that is so much fun. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and you -- these are mega churches in the show >> yeah. >> seth: and so, i imagine there's a great deal of extras, when you're doing

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on danny and i'm in totally in agreement with danny on that one you know the difference between america and europe again you know is that in america the arak and europe again you know is that in america the idea is that if you lose a job you're in between jobs an idea is that if you lose a job you're in between jobs in europe the idea is working is a period where you're in between vacations in europe the idea is working is a period where you're in between vacations you know having lived in europe for almost 20 years and you see it particularly you know having lived in europe for almost 20 years and you see it particularly in countries like france where the whole objective of getting up in the morning is to be in countries like france where the whole objective of getting up in the morning is to figure out to get more figure time you're off to be on how vacation again and work is considered evil i'm off to be on vehicle and just word of the work is considered politically weighty evils of time in america pacific and don't even take all the days and considered a complete waste of time in am

against raunch on danny based upon knowingly false allegations that he engaged in market manipulation and collusion mr armstrong dani and tool edged accomplices in the alleged rape fixing were quickly quoted the trial was citigroup eventually settled the rate fixing case with payment of $2000000000.00 in fines to authorities and the u.s. and the u.k. . france is now the latest country to start cracking down on short sellers as a country reacts to a growing wave of activists investors who are targeting some of its best known company cars on block who is the world's most feared short seller now turn his 10 year reign of terror from china to france blocks hedge fund muddy waters has launched bear attacks on france hottest stocks including retailer casino. i t firm solution 30 and rally as say thinking those share prices down over 30 percent now government commissioners have published recommendations and to prevent short sellers and activists from what they call the stabilizing french corporate these have included widening the disclosures of short positions to derivative instruments pushi

danny an open mind about the motive. savage is in manc us. danny savage is in manchester for us. for much of today, this area has been cordoned off after that multiple stabbing incident in the shopping centre behind me. the event, today, led to the sign been changed yet again to the way love manchester sign in the centre of the city. after another alarming incident, police say they think this was an isolated incident, they don't think anyone else was involved, but the arrested a man on suspicion of terrorist offences. whatever happened to, it was very frightening for people who are here today. pa: please leave the area immediately... late morning, in the main shopping area of central manchester. the arndale centre is being evacuated. inside, police are seen running towards the danger. some customers are locked in the shops, including one man, who was joined by a woman, who the attacker has just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and she asked if it was a real knife, and they confirmed it was a rea

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>> i'm with danny. we're not at a constitutional crisis. at a constitutional more ras although it's a cluster and breakdown. a true crisis is when two co-equal branches are butting heads and there's no tie-breaker. there's no constitutional mechanism to definitively break that loggerhead. here's what a constitutional crisis would be. in 1974 when the supreme court unanimously ruled that the subpoena for nixon's tapes was lawful and supportable and in substance they said nixon, turn over the tapes. that is a ruling from the highest court in the land concerning the effect of our laws. if the nixon white house said we're not going to do that, that's a constitutional crisis, because there is no tie-breaker or higher authority to force the administration to comply with the supreme court order. we're not there yet. we are in a mess vis-a-vis our constitution because of the administration's announcement that we are not participating in what is a time tested constitutional process impeachment. but there's still a vehicle to deal with that. it's the

dealing with this exact subject it's called the right to be forgotten and we're also joined by danny o'brien downey's the director strategy for the electronic frontier foundation f f a digital rights nonprofit based in san francisco california and finally from faroe portugal frankie pete's a right to be forgotten advocate who speaks from personal experience good to have you here everybody danny. can you imagine a situation where there is something online about you about someone you care deeply about that you wish you could take off and. you have no ability to do it i don't mean to imagine i have plenty of stuff online that i wish would go away and i definitely have friends who are in the same situation the tricky thing is that everybody knows it's really very difficult to get something done offline and i think as people try and introduce nose and proposals to deal with that. they risk introducing a principle that doesn't work that still leaves the content online will they go too far and you end up with an incredibly conny and start regulation that can end up being used by the rich an

what danny is going to mean. make me look born about. being one. and that came naturally i didn't can do anything i'm actually going to become to be an. the man was seconded wages may nobody could take it away so much nobody. will if you look at the u.i. lives that is happening and throw the word. leave the lot of the conflicts you need to push the leg on the big dog. the next dog he could be a villain. could be. the could be a 12 year old child it could be any of these people but we need to make it just by the book because the odd required to cause changes the way. it chimes but these. not something about a good. sign you meant that i'm not. gonna be face 1st we're going to. ignore you. then they would mock you then they will join you. oh why a paradise with some all year round turned into a round the experimentation field but agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt t

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and then four months after that, this journalist danny pearl who not only met once briefly when he haddone an evening for aspiring student journalists at a bar in dupont circle when i was still a student. but i admired him immensely. because he was in his early journalist who wrote with such dignity and curiosity about the islamic world and was really a hero of dialogue and pluralism. after the overwhelming scale of 9/11, the incredible intimacy in a way, of the loss of danny to the world, really struck me as terrifying. that this was a new and different kind of four. not only friend lives but truth and dialogue and the sharing of experiences around the world that danny represented. and i went back to my dad's advice after laura died. i really struggled with it. my dad said to me eventually, if you don't understand the forces that occur, you will be overwhelmed by the figure. we fear what we don't understand and he introduced me to the newspaper. as a third grader, that was of completely transformative thing for me. i read it with real care. i think possibly, it wasn't super healthy. b

danny, what do you make of this? especially with the new reporting about the visa request?biggest problem for rudy giuliani is the question, what the heck is rudy giuliani? is he a lawyer? is he a private agent? is he acting for the president or for the united states? but if he is, he certainly isn't a paid member of the u.s. government. or the executive branch. that is going to create a lot of problems for rudy giuliani. because it appears he's been wearing many different hats. and so asking for a visa for example couldn't possibly be providing legal services to the president, and no attorney-client privilege would attach, so the key is, and the recurring theme, you see, through last week's testimony, can be boiled down to one word, and we've already heard it a few times this morning, alarm. everyone was alarmed. and you remember that whistle-blower, several weeks ago, well that sort of dissipated into the wind, because the whistle-blower's allegations have largely been born out by the sworn testimony of actual, what we call precipent witnesses, people who saw or heard wha

let danny a generator when they lost electricity. she has since returned but here we go again. >>pg e's center should be open for as long as the power's off 24 7 intel comes back on for people is a very good. >>think the bottom level should be done. >>that way riley could go there to properly do is treatments. >>but i do with my fast when i do in the morning and night. >>danny said she didn't think the outage what happened last time because they have been warned so many previous times about a shot off no action was ever taken. >>it kind got like that. yeah the boy who cried wolf kind of feeling we're just like i didn't really think was going to happen because they had won so many other times it is frustrating having their power turned off for high wind, having your son not feel it is treatments and sing hot air balloons fly. and you to buy a generator but that also cost a lot of money in takes and to save up money in this area is very expensive live in it's like living paycheck to paycheck you have a hard, i mean bells even >>that danny tells me she had so many people reach out

let danny a generator when they lost electricity. she has since returned it. but here we go again. >>pg e's center should be open for as long as the power's off 24 7 until comes on for people is a very good. >>i think the bottom level should be done. >>that way riley could go there to properly do is treatments. >>what i do with my fast when i do in morning and night. >>danny said she didn't think the outage what happened last time because they have been warned so many previous times about a shot off no action was ever taken. >>it kind got like that. yeah the boy who cried wolf kind of feeling or just like a i didn't really think was going to happen because they had won so many other times it is frustrating having their power turned off for high wind, having your son not bill it is treatments and sing hot air balloons fly. and you to buy a generator but that also cost a lot of money in takes and to save up money in this area is very expensive live in it's like living paycheck to paycheck you have a heart, i mean bells even sometimes so. >>now danny tells me she is very thankful over

joining me now to break this down is msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos.ing, danny. >> good morning. >> are there rules that the irs has to be auditing the president and the vp? >> they are and they date all the way back to the nixon administration. nixon and his vice president were em broiled in controversy and over their taxes so that has been in the irs tax manual for many decades now. and there are many rules about. it and it is very specific. they have to do it quickly. the irs has to complete the audits very quickly. their there are even rules about what color envelope they have to be in. so these rules have been around for a long time. on the other hand, you have congress, and several courts have already looked at the issue, that congress, as long as it is investigating for a legitimate legislative purpose, also has an ability to access those tax returns if required. >> danny, what color are those envelopes? what color do they have to be? >> apparently they're orange. who knew, right? maybe, i don't know what the system is there, but it is a very, i

let danny a generator when they lost electricity. she has since returned but here we go again. >>pg e's center should be open for as long as the power's off 24 7 tell comes back on for people is a very good. >>i think the bottom level should be done. >>that way riley could go there to properly do is treatments. >>what i do with my fast when i do in the morning and night. >>danny said she didn't think the outage what happened last time because they have been warned so many previous times about a shot off no action was ever taken. >>it kind got like that. yeah the boy who cried wolf kind of feeling we're just like i didn't real think was going to happen because they had won so many other times it is frustrating having their power turned off for high wind, having your son not feel it is treatments and sing hot air balloons fly. and you to buy a generator but that also cost a lot of money in takes and to save up money in this area is very expensive live in it's like living paycheck to paycheck you have a hard, i mean bells even sometimes so. >>now danny tells me she is very thankfu

joining me now danny cevallos. danny, good morning.usiness associates of giuliani who are facing federal campaign finance charges they were arraigned this week. that's where one of the two associates, lev parnas, tied the case to the president himself. a lawyer for parnas saying some of the evidence gathered in the investigation could be subject to executive privilege. how significant is that? >> as a criminal defense attorney you have to raise every possible defense that will or can help your client. that being said, this is a stretch. these are not members of the executive branch, not by a long shot. the mere fact that there may be some co mingled communications between giuliani and the executive branch doesn't fly, either, because giuliani himself is not a member of the executive branch. these folks, these two defendants, cannot claim executive privilege because they are not in the executive garabr. it's a long shot but strategically it might be clever because it brings trump into the fold, it raises the stakes for trump and they ma

what danny has done to me is. make me look boring about. being mark. and that came naturally i didn't can do anything i'm actually going to become donna b. and. in many ways. 2nd if i didn't say nobody could take it a bit too much nobody. if you look at the u.i. lives that is happening and throw the word. leave the lot of the conflicts you need a bunch of leg on the big dog. the mix dog he could be a family. could be. they could be a 12 year old child it could be any of these people but we need to make it just by the book because the other wire could cause changes the way. it chimed back to the on. the. sign you meant that i'm not. gonna be face 1st we're going to. ignore you. then they would mock you then they will join you. rather than to follow on that comes out of the cold war you are the sort of one among what i would are them. a product from 80 weight to high is not the high. of the month when but the sense on. top of so close to the most to me a lot of the. net that it is someone who did the board. in this connection to moment last chance to ask

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danni's the director strategy for the electronic frontier foundation f f a digital rights nonprofit based in san francisco california and finally from pharaoh portugal frankie pete's a right to be forgotten advocate who speaks from personal experience good to have you here everybody danny can you imagine a situation where there is something online about you about something you care deeply about that you wish you could take off and. you have no offense and. i don't need to mention i have plenty of stuff online that i wish would go away and i definitely have friends who are in the same situation the tricky thing is that everybody knows it's really very difficult to get something done offline and i think as people trying to introduce laws and proposals to deal with that. they risk introducing the principle that the right to still leaves the content online all they go too far and you end up with an incredibly draconian stop regulation that can end up being used by the rich and powerful to really change history so what we're dealing with an awful. ok i think we can continue to work this

let danny a generator when they lost electricity. she has since returned it. but here we go again. >>pg e's center should be open for as long as the power's off 24 7 tell comes back on for people is a very good. >>i think the bottom level should be done. >>that way riley could go there to properly do is treatments. >>what i do with my fast when i do in the morning and night. >>danny said she didn't think the outage what happened last time because they had been warned so many previous times about a shot off. and no action was ever taken. >>it kind got like that. yeah the boy who cried wolf kind of feeling where just like a i didn't really think was going to happen because they had won so many other times it is frustrating having their power turned off for high wind, having your son not bill it is treatments and sing hot air balloons fly. and you to buy a generator but that also cost a lot of money in takes and to save up money and in this area is very expensive live in it's like living paycheck to paycheck you have a heart, i mean bells even sometimes so. >>now danny tells me she is

(danny)'s voice) of course you don'te because you didn't!?g hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. america's job market is strong but the miss of hiring has slowed since 2018 and there are cracks forming in manufacturing. automation is a big concern here. a mckinsey study estimated automation could kill a quarter of u.s. jobs in the next ten years. during the debate several candidates were asked how they would prevent those job losses. >> we have an infrastructure which is collapsing. we could put 15 million people to work rebuilding our roads, our bridges, our water systems, wastewater plants, airports, et cetera. >> the fact is most americans do not want to work for the federal government. we have a freedom dividend. it's happening in our communities. >> the data shows that we've had a lot of problems with losing jobs, but the principal reason has been bad trade policy. the principal reason has been a bunch of cor

and then four months after that, this journalist danny pearl who not only met once briefly when he haddone an evening for aspiring student journalists at a bar in dupont circle when i was still a student. but i admired him immensely. because he was in his early journalist who wrote with such dignity and curiosity about the islamic world and was really a hero of dialogue and pluralism. after the overwhelming scale of 9/11, the incredible intimacy in a way, of the loss of danny to the world, really struck me as terrifying. that this was a new and different kind of four. not only friend lives but truth and dialogue and the sharing of experiences around the world that danny represented. and i went back to my dad's advice after laura died. i really struggled with it. my dad said to me eventually, if you don't understand the forces that occur, you will be overwhelmed by the figure. we fear what we don't understand and he introduced me to the newspaper. as a third grader, that was of completely transformative thing for me. i read it with real care. i think possibly, it wasn't super healthy. b

today is my son, danny's 11th birthday.y stock answers about brexit or russia that he's been giving from his little folder. i wa nt giving from his little folder. i want to hear about how you're going to give more... both representatives at the dispatch box spoke with force and fully. the honourable lady is not going to be cut off by people ranting at her. she will be heard. if there are people who don't want to hear it, they are welcome to leave. i don't think she will care and neither will i. the honourable lady's question will be heard and that's the end of it. jess phillips. i don't want to hear his campaign ad answer because my son won't be able to go to school on friday so his campaign answer does nothing for me asa campaign answer does nothing for me as a parent. i don't... please... i'm so glad you think it's really funny that people can't go to school five days a week! the prime minister is responsible for the children in this country and while he might struggle with that personally... i would like to know, will he

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(danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally!u earned it, we're here to make sure you get it. quickbooks. backing you. >> we are going forward to the most of secret room in the capitol. and all adam schiff is doing is a one-sided process toward impeachment, and i think it's a very unfair process. david: my next guest says democrats are steam rolling norms. and hell bent on impeachment before the 2020 election. they are -- the point of an impeachment is to undo an election. because of that you have to prove to every american who voted that they have all the evidence to remove that president. we don't know what kind of evidence they have right now. >> we have no idea. it could be compelling evidence that donald j. trump is a terrible man. or it could be exculpatory. and i think we are getting little bits of information from inside adapt schiff's top secret committee hearing room which apparently is covered up in a way that we can seefs drop. the 330 million ofous outside that room is thought hearing what's going on. david: adam sch

danny shaw says knife crime has gone up danny shaw says knife crime has gone up again according to figures 7% increase in knife crime but if you're looking a bit more detail, the number of murders where a knife or sharp instrument was involved decreased by 1a%, so knife crime is up decreased by 1a%, so knife crime is up overall but the number of murders where a knife or sharp instrument was involved decreased by 14% and we we re was involved decreased by 14% and we were told that the decrease was mainly driven by falls in london. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. 0ne story gaining lots of traction on social media is that of louise ellman, thejewish mp who has quit the party after 55 years as a member, saying jeremy corbyn is not fit to be prime minister because of the growth of anti—semitism within the party. labour says today they are doing all they can to tackle anti—semitism. louise ellman spoke to the today programme this morning. jeremy corbyn has struggled to accept there is any such thing as ant

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danny savage, bbc news, manchester. alberto salazar, who's been banned forfour years following a series of doping allegations. but the olympic champion, who's in chicago for this weekend's marathon, stopped short of being openly critical of the man who coached him until 2017. alberto salazar is appealing against his ban. here's our sports editor dan roan. alberto salazar was the man who transformed sir mo farah into one of the world's greatest athletes, but last week the coach was kicked out of the sport in disgrace, banned for four years after being found guilty of various doping violations. today farah appeared relaxed in chicago, but his mood soon changed when forced to address the scandal for the first time. it's very disappointing you guys are going at it again and the headlines farah, farah, farah. as i said, there is no allegation against me. i have done nothing wrong, let's be clear here, this is about alberto salazar. are you pleased he's been kicked out of the sport, mo? as you say, i have no tolerance for any

danny savage, bbc news, manchester.brexit talks with uk the next few days. this step is being taken a meeting in brussels was described by both sides as constructive. but borisjohnson said there was a way to go before a deal could be reached. john pienaar has the latest. still a work in progress, but he is trying. and now borisjohnson may, just may, be getting somewhere in sketching out a brexit deal. after his show of optimism, alongside ireland's leader yesterday, today on a school visit, it was time to look on the bright side. both of us can see a pathway to a deal, but that doesn't mean it's a done deal. there's a way to go. it's important now that our negotiators, on both sides, get into proper talks. 0ne—to—one, the two leaders had traded ideas, changed the mood, cleared the way for intensive negotiations on terms to be laid on the table behind closed doors. i think, at this stage, probably the less said the better. focus today very much switches to brussels, where the secretary of state barclay is going to meet w

final question, danny., his tax records, also his accounting records. the accounting firm is being told to provide financial records to congress. your thoughts on that? >> well you know what? sooner or later it will come out. he will give them up. i don't know why the reluctance is there. you know what? these are not the biggest cases in the world. one of them has to do with stormy daniels and relationship with donald trump. i don't know why we're dealing with that. i don't know why the southern district of new york is even going after that but they are. i'm all for it. let the courts do their job. let them decide whether or not these records are given out or not. if they are, live with it. i like dealing through the court system as opposed to through the legislative branch. i think it's a good thing. we'll see what happens. jackie: danny, great to see you. we'll see what happens. thank you. >> always a pleasure. thanks. >> talk to you soon. president trump holding his second rally in as many night. this ti

. >> danny, i mean it is like does anybody see the consequences of supporting this action?> well, i mean the problem is you are presenting it one way and other people see it. nancy employee spelosi will hav succumb to pressure. >> this is the crying wolf part. >> i imagine myself listening to the president today they are utterly horrified for the most pie cha part. let's hope. they don't want to engage in what they see as a partisan game that's going on that has one foregone collusion. >> it does seem to be a weird box -- are we polarize that everything is through the political prism. >> that's what trump wants. that's what he's trying to do the last few days making it partisan and polarized and to get his supporters amped up by using terms like treason and spies and the way he's going after schiff. collusion on full display. abusive power on full display. so many of them were on the record of there is no collusion with russia. the guy just right in front of hundreds of millions of people asked for china to investigate joe biden and implied the trade deal and he dangled it.

so with us here on set nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. in your thought, in terms of trying to establish if the president potentially lied in those letters submitted to bob mueller's office if it is proven to be true. what legal implication does this have for the president of the united states and impeachment inquiry? >> there are two major issues, and this is something that came up during the mueller investigation, ands, number one, did the president and his team work with wikileaks in some way to obtain damaging material about an an opponent. and separate from that, did the president lie to the mueller team about his involvement? because as distasteful as it is, there is a situation where receiving information in a passive way from wikileaks may not be a crime. if he simply was made aware of the information in wikileaks, as many people were, that may not be a crime. but no matter what, even if it's not a crime, deceiving the mueller team about it suedly becomes a crime. so there are two different very independent grounds for inquiry here

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