a true american patriot, devin nunes deserves everyone's support. vote for devin nunes. tonight, we have some news about devin nunes. one of the republican members of kong glows has an unexpectedly tough time in a primary last night is a senior lead area of the republican house liedership from washington state. congresswoman kath mcmorris-rodgers. tonight, we have obtained an audiotape that was made at one of her final fund raisers before last night's difficult primary. we obtained this from a progressive group called "fuse washington." someone from that group paid to attend this cathy mcmorris-rodgers fund-raiser and made this recording at this event. this fund-raiser was held last week, on monday of last week. it was a closed press event. because of that, what happened at this fund-raiser has not been reported anywhere simply because reporters were explicitly not allowed in when this thing happened last week. tonight, we have obtained the tape of what happened at that fund-raiser. on that tape, you will hear congressman cathy mcmorris-rodgers a little bit. you will mos

rick, these comments by nunes, are they really a surprise, considering all of nunes' past behavior when it comes to defending the president and the things we've seen him do? >> devin nunes said out loud what everyone has known for a long time. he admitted his culpability in an effort to obstruct the investigation to the ties of the president of the united states to russia. this is a guy who is now facilitating what is essentially a conspiracy to obstruct justice and essentially facilitating for political purposes only an investigation that could get into the heart of the russian meddling in our elections. i think it was one of the most shocking -- i'm not surprised because devin nunes is about as intelligent as a bucket of warm spit. i'm shocked he did it in any room whatsoever where anyone could have had a recording device. this is 101 stuff. this guy went out there and said things that put him as a target as someone who is inordinately corrupt and aiding and abetting the obstruction of an investigation into russian attacks on our country. >> ken, is it chairman nunes' and other republ

congressman devin nunes. thank you for being here. >> and just after that, he revealed the wrongdoing with cart r page, aer page, and thii response from the democrats. >> it is appalling, and not a release of a mamaterial, but a distortion of it. >> and you might expect that, but what about the hand-picked fbi direction and this is how christopher wray reacted from the bureau. we have grave concern about the omissions of fact that impact the memo's accuracy, and the fei run by the president's own director, and chairman nunes is in opposition with the fbi director rod rosenstein, and when those documents are provide, he does not read them or answer questions outside of the friendly confines of fox ne news. >> you have stepped aside from the investigation. >> just like you know already, i won't talk about the intelligence committee the business. >> why is that not in any of the memos, sir? >> democracy dies in the darkness, sir. get to work. >> and can you tell us about the lead democratic -- >> salty, but keep

what would you tell devin nunes about him if he wanted to talk to you about him? >> i'm sure what the mi-6 and mi-5 guys would say if they thought it was worth speaking to devin nunes, would say. he is a respected professional. he's worked 20 years with british intel and then he worked with the fbi and other u.s. agencies on sort of a contractor basis. so people who have worked with him speak tremendously highly of him. it doesn't matter what my impression of him is. he has an established track record. and if he doesn't like what he did with the memos, i don't think you can fault him. he was given an assignment. he went out. he sent stuff in. it wasn't for public consumption. it was just a lot of leads. and it's really not much of a story. we wrote a book about it. but in terms of like the dark evil side of this and plotting with bruce ohr, a person no one ever heard of, another great public servant, i mean, the republicans have turned this world upside down and the only person it helps -- actually, there are two people it helps. donald trump and vladimir putin. >

i agree with devin nunes. if we lose that majority, all those gains go away and you'll have nancy pelosi on the house floor rallying for eight hours to protect the people here illegally and they'll have open borders and get rid of the tax cuts and god knows what else. i stand with devin nunes on that comment. i did not hear the word protect. i hope that the media gets that right and says the word protect was not in that statement. i think that's a little false advertising. >> we get your point. but it was certainly implied if not specifically used, that one word protect. >> that's a little thin. >> we can leave it on that and let the viewers make up their mind to see what he was driving at. let me get your thoughts. you're a member of the house foreign affairs committee. on these latest sanctions against russia for the poisoning of an ex-russian spy on british soil, including his daughter as well. these sanctions are required by u.s. law, but the administration didn't implement them until the chairman of the f

the brits rebuffed nunes.hey were wary, and thought nunes was not necessarily acting in good faith, but trying to stir up controversy back home. i am joined by that reporter who broke the story, natasha bertrand, in tasha what happened here. >> basically devin nunes flew to london and tried to arrange meetings with officials at mi-6 mi-5 and gchq, the three main british intelligence agencies. the purpose of his request for those meetings was to get more information, i'm told, about christopher steele, his service record in mi-6. he left the service a little over a decade ago. and, interestingly, about his relationship with bruce ore. apparently nunes wanted to know if britain had any knowledge of his communication with a justice department official going into 2017, between 2016 and 2017. the officials at mi-6, mi-5 and ngchq ultimately did not find time for him. i'm told that was because they were wary that devon nunes was walking into this to politicize the intelligence. >> to your reporting, that's what a lo

nunes. said in private doesn't seem all that much crazier than what he says in public. >> fair enough. let me just say i'm in good company not knowing what unrecuse means. paul, we know where it came, from it came from donald trump. nick, now you have a real synergy once again. you had it on unmasking, on uranium one. you have it on every corrupt smear campaign, every play that's being run against the republicans running the justice department. it all has its roots and its birth in this nexus between the minds of donald trump and devin nunes. >> look, it's fascinating and you have to give the president credit on some level. he is a master brander. he has been able to make the entire party talk the way he does. it's seeped down from the white house to kevin mccarthy, to devin nunes. it's actually quite striking and shows it's the party of trump. i was struck by two things. >> like they're zombies and pathetic, isn't it? he a was struck by two things. as paul was saying, he doesn't care what t

but people like nunes are pushing this very hard. this is going to be an issue of debate for the house republicans when they return for that fall session right before the elections, wolf. >> manu, very interesting stuff. thank you very much. let's discuss this and more, the new reporting we're getting. congressman ryan costello of pennsylvania is joining us. let's get to the questions right away. after hearing that tape of your colleague devin nunes saying it's his job, it's other republicans' jobs to protect the president, that's the job of members of congress, to protect the president, do you agree? is that your job? >> what i interpreted devin saying there was that democrats would go about seeking impeachment against president trump. that was to me what he was implicated. so thereby what we need to protect is the integrity of the investigation. where i disagree with devin is on the issue of impeaching rosenstein. i don't think he should be impeached. i think the investigation that mueller has undertaken is legitimate. again, this

now, nunes has not retracted this plan. in fact today his spokesman called the remarks that were caught on tape, quote, routine observations. now that's just false. there's nothing routine about admitting that you plan to engineer a first impeachment of a doj official overseeing a special counsel in all of american history. it is suspicious and telling that nunes wants to shut down this probe before even finding out if, say, americans are charged for conspiracy or espionage or colluding with foreigners. and that brings us back to a final line from "gone till november" which may apply more to mueller than nunes. commit treason, then i'll have a reason to hunt you down. now, we don't know if more crimes will be charged, but that would certainly be a crime that warrants hunting before or after november. back with me is christina greer as part of our serious news coverage and also with me is ty kelly, a former doj lawyer where she worked for, guess who, rod rosenstein. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> when you lo

we just heard from devon nunes and congressman. think you were close on the deal james or not? >> i hope so it really should have been done yesterday. we want to resolve these issues but it's important how they are resolved. i think investors really everyone was cheering when the president seemed to strike a truce with the eu, but that was because he said we're moving toward lower barriers. if he forces the deal here where it's more sand in the gears of trade with mexico and canada, sunset provision, make it harder to resolve disputes that's not going to be good for his plan to get to 5% growth. maria: certainly a deal before the mid-term elections would help the republicans in the americans ed rollins where are we here? >> well certainly this particular thing there's two races down there one in arizona that's a very tough race for us, replacement of flake and the texas race which is cruz is in a real race i think he wins, but real race, so that certainly has some impact. where it is today is the specials are not relevant to what h

here's what nunes said. >> yeah, well, it's -- so it's a bit complicated, right? and i say that, because you have to -- so we only have so many months left. so if we actually look to impeach, okay, what that does, that trigger the senate then has to take it up. well, you have to decide what you want right now. because the senate only has so much time. you will have to drop everything and not confirm the new supreme court jouustice. you're not getting from -- like i said publicly, rosenstein -- impeached. so i don't think you're going to get any argument from most of our colleagues. the question is, the timing of it right before the election. >> so the senate has to start -- >> the that the would have to start -- the senate would have to drop everything they're doing and start to -- start with the impeachment of rosenstein, and then take the risk of not getting kavanaugh. so it's a -- it's not a matter of -- rosenstein. it's a matter of timing. >> now, kate, there are not the votes in the house to impeach rod rosenstein. certainly not the votes in the senate to con

this is what we talked about, devin nunes, a leaked video. mn snbc got, and he is speaking at a fund-raiser. l listen. >> if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones, which is really the danger. that's why i keep, thank you for saying it, by the way. if we don't keep the majority, all of this goes away. >> all of this goes away. it's remarkable to hear a congressman, the chairman of the house intel committee, frank, saying that it's their job to shield the president. >> right. >> like this. is that their job? i mean, what the hell is going on here? >> no, what david said is absolutely correct, the job of congress is to provide oversight. there's a separation of powers. checks and balances. congress supposed to be a balance on the executive branch. what devin nunes is saying in the tape, we defend the president at all costs regardless of anything. what's so scary about what he says, if mueller won't clear the president. there's no concern in his statement about what mueller finds. regardless of what mu

and today secretly recorded audio of nunes obtained exclusively by the rachel maddow show shows nunes saying the law doesn't matter, that it is the job of republicans in congress to protect president trump no matter what. >> if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones. which is really the danger. that's why i keep, and thank you for saying it by the way, i mean, we have to keep all of these seats. if we do not keep the majority, all of this goes away. >> as i said, not surprising, but it certainly is problematic given that devin nunes is the chairman. house intelligence committee. the big question today is, is the republican playbook to protect the president from bob mueller working? white house bureau chief with "the washington post" phil rucker, former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york and distinguished fell in criminal justice at pace university's law school mimi rocca. they are both msnbc analysts. and steve schmidt, also an msnbc contributor. phil, starting with you, i think it's pretty clear now that rudy giuli

devin nunes has been criticizing the mueller probe for a long time. so on one level this isn' surprising, but still, this is the head of the house intel tommittee seeming to imply th his job is to protect the president from robert mueller. >> that's what stands ot here. devin nunes, as you said, is the head of one of the most important committees of congress. his job is oversight of the most sensitive information about protecting this country that there is. that job has generally not been partisan. on the other hand, devin nunes is also someone on the stee erig commitr the trump campaign. it's an issue of how he's been balancing those two roles. t in tpe, it makes it seem like his priority is to protect and reelect theresident versus thinking about intelligence matters. clearly he's a person that can do both, but in that tape you wantoo think abut perhaps a different trump administration ficial, jeff sessions. he's also in the trump campaign. he decided to recuse himself when those two things came into conflie. that's why sessions is not overseeing th

devin nunes does that. it is wrong. >> who walks out of a hearing, an intelligence hearing -- if you want the american people to believe credibly that there's actual, real oversight in congress, who walks out of an intelligence hearing to report what's going on in the hearing, portions of it, that will be damaging rhetoric for the democrats and goes back into the hearing as the ranking member, who would by the chairman if -- >> [ overlapping voices ] >> the onus is on the chairman of that committee not to go over to the white house, not to go over to the white house to tell the white house all the information that they had just gotten from that investigation. >> why can't both of you have a point by the way? hold on a second. why can't both of you have a point that you don't like that schiff goes out and talk to the media. nobody should be talking. you should keep it quiet to yourselves although he would argue i have to because these guys are lying to you, and that nina has a point, mike, that the chairman

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the nunes thing is just unbelievable. we will talk about that. i just want to talk about this "washington post" article by richard cohen. and it's an opinion piece and the headline is, "trump is the president the founding fathers feared." okay? and it talks about his ignorance, his dishonesty, his contempt for civil liberties and on and on and on. is there some truth to that? >> i think there's a lot of truth to that. i thought it was -- it was a fascinating op-ped because it pulled back in a way that we sometimes don't and sort of listed the whole laundry list of what donald trump has done as president, how he's debased the presidency. and when you pull back and you look at it, you realize we're not, you know, talking in too frightened a fashion when we're here at this table tonight. if anything, we're not alarmed enough because he really has been a sustained and profound insult to the presidency. as far as the founding fathers, i think what richard was getting at there was they set up a government with checks and balances. they set up instituti

here's what nunes says. so there lies the classic catch 22 situation, where we were in such a tough spot. th i mean we have to keep all these -- we have to keep the majority. if he do not keep the majority, all of this goes away. >> reporter: now no comment from kathy mcmorris-rogers office or speaker ryan's office. but he has taken steps to go after the investigator s rather than what happened. he's briefed the president as he did last year about what he viewed was wrong doing in the investigation. he came out with that memo in february, contending that the warrant was improperly obtained by the fbi to monitor that former trump campaign advisor carter page and he even threatened to impeach rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general and he's heard on this same tape that they should wait until after the supreme court nominee brett kavanagh is concerned by the senate, until they move forward on any impeachment proceedings, even though that has very little chance of passing, even as republican controlled house

nunes laid out for donors the high stake it is all about protecting the president of the united states. >> so there in lies so it's your classic catch-tw two situation where we were at a -- this puts us in a tough spot. if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones. which is really the danger. that's why i keep, and thank for -- >> if we do not keep the majority, all of this goes away. msnbc reached out to the office. face a grave threat from the mueller investigation which has already ensnared senior campaign officials and the president's first national security advisor. nunes made it crystal clear that his priority is not to find out the truth but rather to shield the president from consequences. it applies not to the russia probe but expanding number of russia levels. consider the new developments in the last few days. we just learned that the trump administration has secretly farmed out leadership of the va to three members of the president's private club mar-a-lago none of whom has relevant experience. wilbur ross. and then just yesterday we

that's what you heard devin nunes say. if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones. so what they're saying there is if the attorney general of the united states abides by his oath to defend the constitution, and if the special prosecutor, robert mueller, abides by his oath to defend the constitution, then it will be up to them, the republican members of the congress, to defend donald trump against the defenders of the constitution. 44 years ago today richard nixon left the white house for the last time because there was no devin nunes in the house of representatives telling all the other republicans we're the only ones who can save their president. it wasn't always this way. if the republicans who served in the house of representatives and in the united states senate when richard nixon was president were still serving today, we would not have to fear that we are living with a congress that refuses to defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. leading off our

nunes, wse chairs the h intelligence committee and is an ardent supporter of president trump made thetement during a republican fund-raiser in spokan washington in the the end of july. it was recorded by a progressive member who attended the event. nunes says they the impeachment push on hold because of then supreme court nominat of brett kavanagh. >> the senate would have to start -- t senate would have to drop everything they're doin- and start to start with impeachment of rosenstein and then take the risk of not getting -- not getting kavanagh confirmed. so it's not a matter of -- it's matter of timing. >> that isn't the only part of the exclusive tape making headlines this morning. the congressman als a spokeut why republicans need to maintain the majority in the midterm eltions, saying it's essential to protecting president trump from any legal scrutiny that may arise from the investigation in a russian ection meddling. >> so therein lies what looks like your classic catchhe2 situation -- it puts us in such a tough spot. if sessions won't unrecuse, mueller won't -- we're the only

it is a much broader legal problem for the republicans than devin nunes described. what he said is true, that is criminal. it would be criminal. but it's also criminal if you accept anything of value from a foreign individual or a foreign government. especially when it happens to be an enemy of our country, not a friend or ally. but you cannot accept anything even from our closest allies if it is a foreign person. so once you have his description was of a portuguese giving something to the candidate. it doesn't matter what country it is. you can't take it. anything of value is barred by our election laws. and, so, there is a much broader thing. and it doesn't matter whether you public it or you knowingly allow someone to publish it or whether you just send an e-mail that says i love it, especially later in the summer and then wikileaks publishes it later in the summer. >> jennifer, the notion that the senate has to immediately take up a bill of impeachment, the last time we saw an impeachment of this level was of a federal judge. 1988 in august the house voted to im

. >> and devin nunes, as you know, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, told an audiencet a republican fundraiser recently why he thinks they have to keep the majority in congress. he said if robert mueller won't clear the president, then, quote, we're the only ones. what do you make of those comments? what do they say about devin nunes and how he's been handling his position as the chairman of that very important committee that you sit on? >> yeah, i think it's a public acknowledgment of what anyone should have known all along. mr. nunes directed the house select committee on intelligence to tank the russia investigation and shut it down. they refused to subpoena key witnesses, at least 40. they refused subpoenas on all but one witness and went along with the white house on their gag orders so people didn't have to answer our questions. perhaps more important than all that, he unilaterally committed to and conducted investigations into our own government. so as dni coats said, the lights are blinking red. our democratic process is under attack by the russians. but chairm

it's sad to say i think devon nunes will be a loser in this. >>> there is more news we are following.arming claim by a united states senator that russians already have penetrated the states elections systems. are other states at risk? and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. >>> tonight there is breaking news in the fight over immigration. a federal judge blocked the trump administration from deporting immigrants while fighting for the right to stay here in the united states, an order that means two are being brought back to the united states. tell us more, laura. >> reporter: a dramatic scene unfolding today in the case of a mother and her young daughter from elsal vudoor wvadoelsalvad it all started in federal court here in washington, d.c. when the aclu was trying to fight the deportation order and they found out that the family was alrea

nunes to protect the president of the united states. especially from an ongoing criminal investigation. >> your fellow democrat, congressman ted lieu, said nunes should resign for those comments. do you agree? >> i think nunes should have resigned, frankly, for his despicable behavior earlier as chairman of the intelligence committee, when he actually -- it got so bad, he had to recuse himself for the russia investigation. i think mr. nunes has revealed who and what he is, and i think he has sullied the integrity of the congress of the united states. >> a number of democrats have thrown around the world "treason," in connection with this president, repeatedly. i don't believe you're one of them, at least not that we found today, but several of your colleagues have, and i just wanted to play it for you. >> what donald trump is suggesting is treasonous. >> this is moving into perjury, false statements, and even into potentially treason. >> i'm saying that the president, by his own definition -- >> don't blame the president! >> let me just

nunes office did not return calls seeking a response.of the judiciary and armed services committee senator richard blumenthal. thank you for your patience. let's talk about what you just heard. not news that devin nunes believes rod rosenstein should be impeached. he said it publicly. the freedom caucus introduced the idea of impeaching rod rosenstein as deputy attorney general. house speaker paul ryan came out the next day and said he did not support that, the impeachment of rod rosenstein. what nunes is saying there we'll put it to the side for a moment while we get kavanaugh on the bench. but we come back to the idea that rod rosenstein should be impeached. what does that tell you and how seriously do you take that? >> that tells me republican leadership is putting priority on confirmation of brett kavanaugh. we may be the one to determine whether the president has to comply with the subpoena. this strategy is really the most craven and brazen kind of politics in its approach to undermining the rule of law and the second point to be m

i want to play that recording of devin nunes to hear it again. let's listen. >> if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones. by the way i mean we have to keep all of these -- we're the only ones. >> meaning republicans in congress. what did you find so offensive in that that would lead you to for the very first time in your life as far as we know vote for a democrat? >> first time in a federal election. i voted locally in d.c. for a while and voted for some democratic candidates here. but really, it's the abdication of responsibility, the republican party seems to me to no longer deserve my support or frankly the support of anybody who thinks that the legislative branch should act as a check and balance against executive awe thor tar yanism. essentially represent nunes has said aloud what everybody is assuming, which is that his only goal and apparently the only goal of the party is to defend the president no matter what. and that's not the right way for a legislative branch to function. >> abdicated what

this is an audio recording on which the chairman devin nunes and kathy mcmorris rodgers, they appeared to admit at this closed door event where they didn't know they were being recorded. they appear to admit that despite public statements to the contrary, there is a house republican man to pursue the impeachment of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who overseas the bob mueller investigation. we broke that story last night it is plowing through today's news in a couple of ways you should know about. a couple of weeks ago, you might remember a small group of hard line pro trump congressional republicans introduced articles of impeachment for rod rosenstein. you might also remember that house speaker paul ryan immediately distanced himself and the rest of house republicans from that effort. >> do i support impeachment of rosenstein? no, i do not. for a number of reasons. first, it takes -- i don't think we should be cavalier with this process or this term. number one. number two, i don't think. this rises to high crimes is that misdemeanors. >> given what you just said, did you try t

. >> which is what devin nunes was trying to do at that fund-raiser where we have the audio.'ll play that in a moment. first i want to get your reaction from the fox news sound last night. rudy guiliani went on for this interview on fox last night, and then he made an argument that there would be a violation of doj rules by mueller if he doesn't wrap it up. let's listen to what he said. >> well, i think if it isn't over by september, then we have a very, very serious violation of the justice department rules. the reality is, the real story here is not that this case isn't going to fizzle, it's going to blow up on them. the real question is what we were talking about before. there's a lot more to what they did that nobody knows about yet. a lot more to the obstruction of justice, to the collusion, to the fake dossier. >> okay. there are two questions about what answer. let me ask you the first. and that is, a 60-day rule? >> so what he's talking about is not a hard and fast rule. it's a custom and tradition. and what the custom and tradition is inside the justice department is

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behind closed doors at this fund-raiser though, house intelligence chairman devin nunes and the number four republican in house leadership mcmorris rodgers appeared to indicate that republicans in congress do support impeaching rod rosenstein but don't want to do it yet. answering a question from an audience member at this fund-raiser for rodgers answering a question from an audience member whether or not those impeachment articles against rosenstein actually had any support in congress, devin nunes explained that there is support for the impeachment of rosenstein. he said you won't get at argument about that from our colleagues but he said basically they're not talking about it now before the election. they plan to pursue it a, once the election is over and b, crucially, after republicans have confirmed trump nominee brett cab anyhow to the united states supreme court. now, this is not a plan that congressional republican leadership has talked about publicly. quite the contrary. apparently they are talking about it behind closed doors. >> but also on things that came up in the house o

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so devin nunes has been very clear from the start.e is not serving as an impartial arbiter on the house intelligence committee. he is serving very clearly as a strident ally of the president, something that should worry all of us. >> i always love talking to both of you. ned price, thank you for the time on this saturday. my thanks to guy lewis as well. a state of emergency in charlottesville as the city prepares for a solemn anniversary this weekend. one year later, has anything changed? how the president is remembering last year's clashes between white supremacists and counter-protesters and what it means for race relations in america today. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can get a new taste of your heritage. sav

the fact is that devin nunes was absolutely correct and the left as usual, well, far far gone.ning me now, eric edgars, research director at the government accountability institute, author of a newly released book. eric, it's good to have you with us. and voter fraud. we hear the left continue to dismiss the very idea saying that the numbers are too small, it's not a matter that we should worry our little heads about. you found quite a different result. >> that's right, lou. and it's great to be here. i.at the government accountabily institute, we're tired of hearing the talk of voter fraud, we wanted to know what the evidence was. we did an unprecedented look at the national level using all of the rolls tha roles that we cou. we found in the state of florida what appear to be over 2100 examples of durabl double votin. that means 2100 floridians cast a ballot in 2016 and cast a different ball loot in a different state. that's four times the margin of victory in the 2000 presidential election. the idea that voter fraud doesn't occur on a scale to sway elections is clearly not tr

i have reached out to her office to see if he agrees with this assessment by nunes. paul ryan also has not commented on this, but this comes after a long line of tradition of going after -- as part of the house intelligence committee's probe, so these comments undoubtedly are going to feed those accusations that nounes will us his power to help the president. >> this is what i would call a record scratch moment where you have a member of the house of representatives, which is seen as talking to these folks at this dinner, paying a pretty penny with his donors, saying we in the house of representatives need to protect the president, save the president, really doing his duty of oversight over this administration. >> sometimes the truth actually emerges and you get a pretty clear sense of what people believe. >> it's stunning. >> but what also is very distressing, it's very clear the next three months are not going to be about governing, about doing good things for the country, it's going to be a hand to hand combat, everything is going to be colored by how do we win th

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