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love for you to talk a bit about this relationship between president obama and senator reid as you were able to observe it. >> jonathan, it was deep, obviously. it was born out of when president obama first came to the senate as senator obama, harry reid saw in this person somebody who could be the next president of the united states at a time when obviously there were many other senators in that caucus who were angling and thinking about that role. he comes to president obama or then senator obama and says hey, if you want it, you should go for it. and he had a major role to play in urging him to do so. obviously a year into his senate tenure. and obviously as he becomes senator, you know, knowing that health care was the first and major legislative thing that he needed to get done, really was the legislative captain for it. going through all of the travails of it, and finally getting it across the finish line there was trust not only in harry reid, but in senator pelosi in getting it done, trusting a young president who had the captains in those two leaders to help guide that one through. and then, you know, to the

also with us, former obama campaign manager and msnbc political analyst, david plouffe. jonathanthe host of way too early. also an msnbc political analyst. and garrett hague is live for us on capitol hill as the debate gets underway, which i understand is running a little bit late. garrett, let me start with you here. give us the latest on how this is playing out and are we expected to see any republicans by any chance to vote yes on this resolution? >> i just had senior democratic lawmakers and committee had passed me on to the house floor. this debate is finally going to get started. a little bit delayed here on the house side. i expect we might continue to see some new evidence. perhaps more text messages from mark meadows or other communications he had handed over to the economy. they have been very deliberate in how they roll out the new pieces of evidence that are available to them and they've done it at these inflection points as they've tried to push elements of their investigation forward. as for other republicans, there were seven additional republicans not including ch

it was fascinating to me, jonathan turley, law professor at george washington university, and he is a democrat and he testified that he voted for barack obama turkey voted for hillary clinton, and he said this is not impeachable conduct. he also said to his credit ndb consistent he testified during the clinton impeachment, or a least wrote and said this is not impeachable conduct. and the press constantly talks about the republican witness jonathan turley said. he was a republican that voted for democrats that is a democrat that sees the world but he's the constitutional expert that was consistent. >> guest: he was giving an honest opinion and the press don't want here. i wanted to have one more. the only thing i really tried to ever ask for in these hearings because we didn't have i called one night and a jerry nadler actually hang up on me. it was over this issue of can we have one more witness? we know it's not fair but you have three or four, you could've that more but give us at least one more and he hung up on me. turley presented well, one of the issues that are think he pointed out precluded because they didn't have, they framed the

obama administration. he's now chairman of the national democratic redistricting committee. welcome back to "the sunday show." >> good to see you, jonathanme we were here we didn't have maps to talk about. we knew redistricting was going to be an issue and was going to be a challenge. is what you've seen so far in terms of the maps that have come out, is it worse than you had anticipated? >> it's about what i anticipated, but i anticipated something that was going to be totally awful and unbelievably antidemocratic. what we have seen in texas, in georgia, in north carolina, in ohio, we have seen republicans taking advantage of the juryman -- gerrymandered maps and draw even more gerrymandered maps in 2021 and that's why we have been filing lawsuits around the country. that's why we have been trying to bring public attention to this issue so that people understand what is actually at stake. we talk about redistricting and gerrymandering, it sounds opaque. if you care about a woman's right to choose, if you care about health care, if you care about criminal justice reform, protection of voting rights, climate, all of these things are direc

it was fascinating to me, jonathan turley, law professor at george washington university, and he is a democrat and he testified that he voted for barack obama turkey voted for hillary clinton, and he said this is not impeachable conduct. he also said to his credit ndb consistent he testified during the clinton impeachment, or a least wrote and said this is not impeachable conduct. and the press constantly talks about the republican witness jonathan turley said. he was a republican that voted for democrats that is a democrat that sees the world but he's the constitutional expert that was consistent. >> guest: he was giving an honest opinion and the press don't want here. i wanted to have one more. the only thing i really tried to ever ask for in these hearings because we didn't have i called one night and a jerry nadler actually hang up on me. it was over this issue of can we have one more witness? we know it's not fair but you have three or four, you could've that more but give us at least one more and he hung up on me. turley presented well, one of the issues that are think he pointed out precluded because they didn't have, they framed the

. >> jonathan, we commented during the trump administration how donald trump would say things are going great regardless and barack obama the political party politically. i would suspect joe biden to do more of what we've seen over the past four years. if you have the fastest wage growth in the history or if you have some of the strongest growth in gdp that we've had in decades, if you have republicans talking about how the supply chain was going to ruin christmas and it ended up that it didn't because of what you did, that's just something democrats are going to have to learn how to message, and you message it by talking about the great things that have happened under your watch and do it unapologetically. democrats, they like to apologize or put caveats on bumper stickers. you didn't see make america great again asterisk. it doesn't work that way. >> i condition believe you would suggest donald trump would exaggerate his accomplishments. >> never. >> democrats can be bad at winning. the white house has struggled with some of the messaging. they hit a slump beginning with afghanistan, the rise of delta and then we've s