. >> joining us now, jinah kim in the country's most populous state.lks saying about what they saw on thursday? >> well, you know, we are in california, which went to hillary clinton back in november. we're in los angeles, which tends to vote very democratic. so it was a little refreshing to hear the next set of people. one was a woman who just recently moved from england which is having its own set of political crises and another visiting from kansas city. here's what they had to say. >> i'm not used to hearing such top officials making those kind of statements. it's quite mind blowing really to hear someone say that the president is a liar. yeah, it's -- british politicians, i don't think they would mince their words like that. they wouldn't come out with such statements. >> i think the media is still trying to divide the country, and i just think we need to move on and the most important thing is getting jobs and our economy going. you don't know who to believe anymore. he's saying he said this and he's saying he said this so i don't take any of it

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jinah kim with some reaction of that. much. >>> the explosive testimony of former director james comey and his contrasting views of conversations with president trump has been the topic of endless political debate. but in which ways do these events compare to past presidential investigations? joining us is presidential historian and author of "the case for impeachment," alan lipman. i was looking at a timeline that was put together with the watergate investigation and what we're going through now and as i know that you know like the back of your hand, we're seeing a lot in terms of just timing, a lot of parallels. >> yes. the parallels are truly striking. as i wrote in my book, fundamentally both nixon and trump lack core guiding principles other than a concern for themselves. for nixon, it was political. for trump, it's political and financial. and they both have followed an exactly parallel strategy, which i call the daft strategy. d, deflect. on july 24th, 1973, the day after nixon defied the subpoena to release his ta

joining us from portland, oregon, jinah kim with more. motors?reporter: oh, boy, richard, it got really tense over here. we had the anti-fascist group that started throwing unmentionable items, let's say very foul smelling, at the police, they responded very hard by throwing tear gas and nonlethal items at the crowd, dispersing them. what is happening here now is that the pro trump rally that was here at the plaza just ended minutes ago. and the police were afraid that these pro trump people would be attacked as they left. we had counterprotesters on that side, counterprotesters on the other side. they formed a little bit of a barricade here, and basically police were lining both sides of the street and they allowed them to basically enter that way. you can see still a little bit of the police following the pro trump people as they're trying to get out of here with all these protesters, basically leering at them. you can see them on both sides of the street yelling things at them as they're trying to make their exit out of here. but, you know, fo

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