. >> everyone was waiting for ueller, but after his halting and somewhat reluctant performance -- >> it is problematic is an under statemen >> what is the citation, sir. now they're waiting for house speaker nancy pelosi? >> are yyi t to run out the clock? >> no, let's get sophisticated about this. >> they came outy'of wednes hearing not ready to budge on impeachment. but they dot seem ready to rule it out, either, and the waiting game is nothing new. for nearly two acquires they havuated. first for muller to complete his investigation. >> release the mueller report as soon as possible. >> then for the unredacted version. congress must get the full unredacted report anteevidence. and then to hear from mueller himself. >> in terms of bob mueller, he will have to testify. >> and now a new hurdle from the house judiciary chairman, jerry nadler. >> if our committee is going to commend articles of impeachment to the house, we must make the strongest possible case to our public. >> democrats are divided between impeach now progressives and wait and see moderates,heir united against mueller

before the hearing, listen to the complete mueller report at c-span.org. .ueller report audio the audio is currency of -- courtesy of timberlane media. one week before she steps down from office, british prime minister theresa may took questions from the members in the house of commons. she was asked about the government's climate change targets, brexit and allegations of racist rhetoric and behavior in the conservative and labor parties. this runs 45 minutes. mr. bercow: questions to the prime minister. lillian greenwood. number one. mr. bercow: the prime minister. pm may: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i am sure members will want to congratulate all those who took part in what was a great weekend of sport. in particular, we congratulate lewis hamilton for his record sixth win in the british grand prix. on monday, i was able to welcome and -- and on monday, i was able to welcome england's cricket team to downing street, following their brilliant performance in winning the cricket world cup. as i said to them, they are a team that reflects the very best of modern britain and a tea

. >> number one,ueller contradicted president trump's story on the russia probe saying it was not witch hunt or a hoax, and also emphasizing that he did not exonerate the president. >> number two, all that saiod the of trump's impeachment seem less likely now given a lack of another bombshell development and the math of removing thepr ident from office. >> until three, mueller was the most animated when he was describing russia's inteinferene he 2016 election saying it deserves the attention of every american. >> number four, mueller was less animated about othermatters, including about whether the president committed obstruction of justice. >> number five, mueller was a credible witness. he lis afelong republican and he lis afelong republican and he carefull need help paying for college? so does... strayer has graduation fund. finish your bachelors degree and save up to 25% with tuition-free classes in your lastear. and emerges crisp and refreshing enough to be called deer park 100% natural spring water. born better® we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah c

substantl evidence that the presidentfáok the united states is guilty of highxdxd crimes and misdemeanord uellern place who would be willing to proceed with an indictment of l$@5a aféw he leaves office. who comes in, what the political atmosphere is, whether the attorney general wantse1 to proceed. certainly barr has said that he doesn't find the current attorney general,túlf he doesn' find enough there on the obstruction toxd indict, you kn they'reok hoping in congress th hopefully mueller will come out from their point of view withe1 additional evidence, with additqo71 statements that they cane1 then use later on. it's unlikely he's goingq to be very, very cautious. >> do you think that a fair amount of wednesday is basically going to be bob mueller reading parts of his report to members of congress, calling their attention took page -- blah, blah. >> it could actually be congress people reading from the report and asking him, did you say this, did you write this? part of the reason they're doing this also is to bring thislmt(( into the public mind sphere so they're thinking about it, also so

the trailer for the "cats" movie came out. [ light laughter ] one of the republicans laying y was uellerost to mike johnson this is interesting, mike johnson - >> steve: excuse me, mr.fallon, what did you mean when you said america ha't been this divided since the "cats" trailer? iggins, : i'm sorry, what >> steve: earlier joke, you stated, and i quote, "america hasn't been this divided since the 'cats' trailer came out. can you elaborate on that? >> jimmy: i'm sorry, which joke>> steve: i'm referring to e card 12, joke 3-a. "'cats' trailer came out." explain what you meant, please >> jimmy: what - no, i'm not going to explain the joke you can just -he >> steve: refer to tarlier monologue. yeah i thought - we thought you'd say that. anyway next - >> jimmy: who is we? >> steve: next question. [ light laughter ]jo do you recall a , february 2013, where the punch line was, and i quote, "chicken chalupa? [ light laughter ]n >> jimmy: chickealupa? i mean, maybe i -- >> steve: and what did you mean by that? >>nsimmy: it was 2013, higgi i don't remember >> steve: what did you mean, llon?! chick

before the hearing, listen to the complete mueller report at c-span.org. .ueller report audio the audios currency of -- courtesy of timberlane media. one week before she steps down from office, british prime minister theresa may took questions from the members in the house of commons. she was asked about the government's climate

times as much as we spent on the mueller report where trump stonewalled and obstructed retrieved --uellerven though the republicans kept saying he cost us $30 million, he retrieved $40 million so he did not cost us anything. trump's campaign had 150 contacts with russia. his appointments working for him and not for the country, is violation of the moments cross the conservatives in this country would be far better off if in the primaries, they voted for william weld and i think that the people who are wearing wearings are really mtra hats, make trump rich again. i hope we can avoid any improprieties in the 2020 election and that people really see him for what he is. thanks. host: thanks, from missouri. we will get a republican caller from florida. george, thank you for waiting. caller: thank you. russians meddled in our election. they have been doing it for over 100 years. we should address it with all the force we can. i am amazed at the lack of curiosity of the media and the press, it is like a fog has descended on them. a cabal of the fbi and all sorts of people trying to affect the el

for two years leading up to the ueller report and the three told what to expect and what to lubelieve. coon we are told was in plain sight even when the special counsel did notd fin it. general barr provided to every american, we read no american conspired interference. we are here s to askerious questions about mr. mueller's work and we'll do that. today marks the end of mr. mueller's investigation that closed in april. the burden of proof remains ely trhighem. we are told this investigation began as an inquiry whether russia meddle into our 2016s. election mr. muller, uconn colludedddi t >> mr. mueller concluded he did not. his family or advisers did not. the report concludes no one in the president's campaign colluded or collaborated or conspire with the president. the president asses his guilt ile he knew the extent of his pr idency. the president's attitude towards the investigation was negative. the prident didot use authority to close the investigation. he asked his lawyer and disqualify mr. mueller from the job, but he did not shut down the investigation. the president knew he