elizabeth: why he wanted the goods on larry o'brien, there are various theories about that, having to do with howard hughes and blah blah. leon: that's my favorite one. elizabeth: but. where was i? [laughter] elizabeth: my point was, because he couldn't make the distinction he kept getting into trouble. why were they so obsessed with ellsberg? the pentagon papers were really about the vietnam war under johnson, but he questioned the foundation of the vietnam war. it was kissinger who was very worked up about this and ellsberg was an enemy and we have to get him. this was the atmosphere of that white house, who are we going to get? that's what led him down this trail. one of the articles of impeachment that i think is important, i know you have a question about that. there were three articles of impeachment that the house judiciary committee approved. one of them held at the -- held the president accountable for the acts of his aides. it had to be a pattern or practice of a certain kind of activity, just as in the obstruction of justice, it won't be one thing or another, it will be 10

why he wanted to get the goodies on larry o'brien, there are various views on that, having to do with howard hughs -- >> my favorite one. >> where was i? my is because he couldn't make this distinction he kept getting into trouble. and so why were they so obsessed with elsberg? the pentagon paperers were under vietnam under linden adjusten. but it questioned the foundation of the war. it was kissinger who was worked up about this. so this was the atmosphere of this white house, who are we going to get? and that's what led him down this trail. now, one of the articles of impeachment that i think is fascinatingly important. let's just say if, to me the most important article of impeachment there were three that the house judiciary committee approved. and one of them held the president accountable for the acts of his aides. now, not a one-off thing. it had to be a pattern or practice of a certain kind of activity, just as in the obstruction of justice. it won't be this one thing or another thing. it's ten things if that comes up. but that's what was building. and that's what was building

o'brien. reaction is swift and furious following the release of a republican memo accusing the fbi and justicdepartment of political bias. dramatic scenes at the sentencing hearing for former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar. a father whose thr daughters were abused lunges at him in court. >> i see my royal shadow. six more weeks of winter to go.e get ready for more cold weather. the world's most famous groundhog has spoken. punxsutawney phil saw his shadow. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. after weeks of fevered speculation, a republican memo has been released alleging political as in the justice department and fbi. it was cleared by president trump in spite ostrong opposition from democrats and many in the intelligence community who says it misrepresents highly sensitive information. the bbc's nick bryant starts our verage. >> ladies and gentlemen, punxsutawney phil.ck niit is groundhog day in america, where thousands gathered to watch a rodent named punxsutawney phi pmake his annurediction on how long the winter will last. in washington, too, vu, with the day beginning as it often does with an attack from the white house on the russian investigat