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you are watching msnbc. in. you are watching msnbc . >>> we are learning new details about behind-the-scenes discussions at the pentagon that can shift things abroad and have an impact on thousands of american troops. the "new york times" reports mark esper is weighing proposals to pull troops out of west africa. the deliberations stem from a push to reduce post-9/11 mission and battling terrorist groups, and instead to refocus pentagon priorities. like on russia and china. charlie satisfy annual, one of the reporters behind that story, thank you for joining us. if i didn't know better i'd think you were in front o. acade yam parliament which is very near and dear to my heart. i appreciate that. >> reporter: i am joining from you ottowa, not washington. i like to hop different capitals for the heck of it. >> you can go anywhere you want. as long as it's a nation's capital. i want are read from your story. you say the nation has become the defining priority for mr mr. esper moving away from 18 years of counter te

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attorney and msnbc legal contributor. and ari, i asked chairman schiff about the phone call that's not fully identified. rudy giuliani and who, and is that the president of the united states? we'll find out maybe. >> i thought your interview with chairman schiff was fascinating for several reasons including your line of questioning about when did devin nunes know he was busted. >> right. >> and how did he know it. >> as you know, the committee usually shares information with everyone on a committee, right? and so when i saw that today i thought when did they tell nunes they had him? >> and i took the chairman to be saying to you they gave him that information among other material in a stack, whether he did or his staff did the homework is up to them. >> how could they miss it? >> there's that. there's this very mysterious interesting tantalizing material about who is minus one, negative one, all the different mysteries. obviously as the chairman said rudy giuliani's formal relationship is with the president. so it would b

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msnbc headquarters in new york city. just a few moments ago, president trump was in battle mode as he left washington, bound for the nato summit in london as he heads overseas. impeachment clearly on his mind. he took the chance to lash out at democrats over how they're handling the impeachment process. >> the radical left democrats the do-nothing democrats, decided when i'm going to nato, this was set up a year ago, that when i'm going to nato, that was the exact time. this is one of the most important journeys that we make as president. and for them to be doing this and saying this and putting an impeachment on the table, which is a hoax, to start off with, but it will never end, because they want to do what they want to do. >> also at this hour, a battle between the top two 2020 democrats. any minute now, joe biden and pete buttigieg are taking their campaigns into each other's strongho strongholds. we're live in iowa, we are also live in south carolina, as well. this is the scene in iowa right now. both of those cand

watch msnbc live with katy tur 2:00 p.m. eastern. that wraps up this hour of msnbc live. andrea mitchell reports starts now. >>> right now, for the third time in u.s. history, the house has articles of impeachment against the president of the united states. accusing donald j. trump of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> on this solemn day, i recall that the first order of business, for members of congress is the solemn act to take an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> and nbc news exclusive, the

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