. >> danny, andrew weissman said that he thought the president made a mistake yesterday by saying he can't -- he doesn't remember -- he can't recall that phone call because he says now the president can't rebut what sondland says about what the call was about. >> yeah. this -- the reason this phone call, you've keyed right in on why this phone call is so important because prior to yesterday, president trump's defense was developing as two prong. prong number one is i don't know any of those other people. i don't know what they were doing. i know nothing about it. and then prong two is, well, the one thing i did admit to, the four corners of that memorandum, that is perfectly okay. the phone call creates a problem because it creates a nexus between president trump and gordon sondland, who was boots on the ground involved in whatever this ukraine campaign was, at least allegedly. >> and, danny, if you were -- at this point, you would tell gordon sondland throw yourself on the mercy of the impeachment

unless, as danny says, he just says, you know, i have no memory. and second of all, how -- how -- how they get away from those facts. how the republicans get away from that being true having happened. >> mimi, what's his legal exposure right now? >> sondland? >> yeah. >> oh, i think he's definitely at risk for perjury. but, look, i will say perjury is a very hard crime to prosecute. for the reasons that danny just said. it's -- it's -- there's almost always the i forgot way out. it depends on how specific the questions were that were asked of him to begin with. you know, how much does he have wiggle room in the answers he gave? was he asked if he had any conversations with trump about this? and if so, you know, about what? like, how is it -- how is it phrased? so he may have some wiggle room. but he definitely, at this point, given that, you know, bill barr is not going to be the attorney general forever. and i don't just mean a democratic attorney general. i think any prosecutor would take a good look at his prior testimony and his revisions no ma

so that's where this goes from here. >> and danny, my read on this whole thing is this. don mcgahn isn't really a central figure to the impeachment probe. but this ruling could open the door to people like john bolton, because john bolton's attorneys have told us previously that if he was subpoenaed, we appear, but he wanted really the cover of a court order. well, now he has it. so it looks to me like the ball is entirely in john bolton's court. >> only if an appellate court doesn't stay the issue. because this is the strangest logjam of legal power of congress to subpoena individuals, because this exact issue was decided conclusively in almost identical facts back in 2007, the court, the same court, held that the, that there is no absolute immunity, that instead, someone would have to appear and assert executive privilege on a question by question basis, but the idea that you can completely ignore a congressional subpoena if you're a member of the executive branch is just blown out of the water here. but we've known this since at least 2007, because a court held the sa

right in kevin hart, he's channeling danny glover it could only have happened in the world of german g rick damigella has that and more and this morning hollywood minute. >>here's a sneak peek at jumanji the next level the sequel to the 2017 hit jumanji welcome to the jungle reunites the cast. but does a bit of roles whopping with dwayne johnson and kevin hart, playing the jumanji game avatars of danny devito and danny glover it's game on for jumanji the next level on december 13th i the casting news, jeffrey wright teams up with batman director matt reeves announced via social media that right will play commissioner gordon in his upcoming film the batman the movie stars robert pattinson as the caped crusader and is scheduled to hit theaters in june of 2021. netflix has released a first look at its upcoming series. the witcher henry cavill plays monster 100 barrels of roe v a in a series based on the witcher books by andre, some cops key. the winter storms onto netflix december 20th in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. >>before we go a little peek outside and checking in on current cond

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reporter for the daily beast, sam brody, danny, great to have you with us, and yesterday, some people were saying on social media, gordon sondland pretty much threw everyone under the bus and everyone was in the loop, president trump, the vice president one meeting, secretary of state mike pompeo. he had the receipts, he has the emails to back up his claim, at least on that exchange. how significant is it now that he has implicated all of these individuals in what he has described, a quid pro quo scheme, run by rudy giuliani? on behalf of the president? >> it likely changes the trump position from there was no quid pro quo, to there was a quid pro quo but so what? so what if we were investigating corruption generally, and that big morasse included burisma, and it may have included the bidens, but why not? the bidens were an actual problem when it came to corruption. that's going to be where this defense is heading. president trump will continue to say, there was no quid pro quo. but obviously, gordon sondland is blowing that up. and the mere fact that gordon sonland called president t

danny carey in hockey isa other sports. danny carey in hockey is a brilliant coach. so there are so many other opportunities to keep learning. you're clearing your book that you will be with england for another two years and honour your contract. is it slightly odd that it is halfway through a world cup cycle ? is halfway through a world cup cycle? warren gatland, joe smit, steve hansen, that's it, end of a four—year cycle standing down. i'm just wondering, will that be a little uncertain for england players coming through, if you might not be there for the full journey through to the next world cup? anil think the players worry about that. players with their coach on that day will give you 100%. if the coach disappears, they will give the next coach 100%. i think we have a great bunch of players here, the now how close they got to world cup glory and the want to go the next steps, so there will be motivated to do absolutely all that they can. eddiejones are eddie jones are speaking eddiejones are speaking to us earlier. a reminder of our top stories, saracens have

palestine the palestinians call it a war crime but joining me now from tel aviv is israeli diplomat danny aiello and former israeli ambassador to the united states thanks so much ambassador for coming on the show we're having a general election here in britain at the moment where under broadcast restrictions just wanted what you thought about the policy positions jeremy call been saying he will ban weapons sales to israel the tories disagree there will democrats and appear to disagree and the s. and p. has to agree with corbett yeah well i think it's unfortunate and i think it's maybe lick understanding because anything that can keep stability in their region if anything it is. deterrence power and without our presence here i'm i'm afraid that there would be everybody fighting everybody else on this very very small piece of land of ours because it's not just in britain though bernie sanders the democrat presidential candidate for 2020 saying that military aid to israel should be conditional and that some of that military aid should actually be spent on humanitarian aid for palestinians in

and you will see then, i predict because danny goldman's really good on cross. you will see that the white house has been lying about this. and one thing glenn and i know from trying cases the minute you prove the main witness is a liar, you've got them. >> maybe someone will agree with me here. i think it'll solidify the case against the president for people willing to listen to it. but i also heard a lot of republicans today who do not want to listen to it. they want to change the subject to the bidens or who the wl whistle-blower sl which is totally irrelevant now. someone tells you it's snowing outside and you walk outside and it's snowing, it doesn't matter who told you it's snowing. up next, while democrats prosecute their case for impeachment, house republicans resorted to distractions so they couldn't defend the president on the central facts. you're watching "hardball." t on the central facts. you're watching "hardball. er ths than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill fo

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this report from our correspondent danny savage. as floodwaters rose rapidly across the east midlands, derbyshire and yorkshire, a woman died after being swept away in rowsley, near matlock. she went missing in the early hours near here, and her body was recovered from the river derwent in darley dale this morning. in doncaster, the main river through the town burst its banks and overflowed into nearby streets. anything and everything was used as a huge community effort to save belongings swung into action. locals are angry, and say they weren't warned. it has happened down here a couple of times. i've had no warning from the council or anything. they should have been out last night, giving sandbags out, all that sort of stuff, but we had nothing. nearby, i met linda. her home has been flooded before, but the timing now couldn't be worse. iam here, 26a, the one with the for sale sign — in fact, sold, subject to survey. they were due to come out on monday to do the survey. are you worried now this has happened? i am very worried. i

joining me now msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos and danny, how will these hearings differ from the intelligence committee hearing? >> it is expected that at these hearings, you're going to hear at least initially witnesses talk about the impeachment process generally, and historically. we don't have a lot of historical basis or precedent to guide us in impeachment hearings, or the entire procedure itself. so for a public show of what exactly impeachment is about, expect some witnesses to explain that to the american public through televised hearings. >> so danny, if the president decides to send his lawyer, or call witnesses, how could that impact the hearings? >> first, he should. he should use the option of counsel, send somebody to at least question witnesses, or ask to call his own witnesses to bolster his case, to at least counter the democrats' case against him. otherwise, it will be a completely one-sided show. on the other hand, the president may be thinking if i don't send anyone at all, this entire process will look even more one-sided, and unfair. >> what legal arguments

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and joining me on the set, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos and with us from washington, congressional reporter for the daily beast, sam brody. sam, good morning to you. i want to discuss some of your major take-aways first and foremost from the first day of thef public impeachment inquir hears and also this new information included in ambassador taylor's testimony with regards to this phone call between the president and gordon sondland, in this ukrainian restaurant. >> yes, i think it is going to be here this morning, few people including somefe of the lawmake i spoke with were surprised that bill taylori would show up and ultimately drop a really new piece of information that isn't necessarily a game changer, but really has a significant impact on themp case that democrats ar trying to make here. he tooifed another person with apparently first, he identified another person with apparently firsthand knowledge of the president'sfi direct involvemen in a plan to get ukraine to investigate his political rivals.in that person, bill taylor's aide is going to come in on friday, for a close

in a minute will be hearing from danny savage but first let's hear from hearing from danny savage but first let's hearfrom derbyshire who had its own problems overnight into jenae. phil mackey is on the outskirts of darby. still, what is the latest there. i know you have a surge coming down the river as well? yeah, it's expected to hit the river derwent at 11pm tonight. there is gridlock in the city centre, and we had to give up and basically stop here. one of the problems here as you can probably see in the background is the river derwent is beginning to flood some of the roads. this is one of the major routes into and out of darby. the council is considering whether it should effect certain properties and the floodgates are upward they are supposed to go up and some flood defences are partially bridge and workmen are trying to close the gaps. it is a particularly fast—moving situation. earlier i was... they have begun to fall there although dozens of businesses were flooded. but tragically a few miles away in the middle of the night, a woman was swept away and her body was recover

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joining me now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos and daniel lippman. president trump has been claiming his own intelligence agencies have spied on his campaign for a while now. take a listen. >> they were spying. they were spying on our campaign. yes, i think they were spying on the trump campaign. you can't say it any better than that. i'll go a step further, in my opinion it was illegal spying, unprecedented spying. the fact is they were spying on my campaign, using agencies to -- intelligence agencies to do it. it went right up to the top. and everybody knows it. spying, surveillance, trying for an overthrow. >> he's also been demanding an investigation into his claims. is this a classic example of be careful what you wish for? >> yeah, because he has his own justice department inspector general saying this is categorically false and that there's no evidence that the fbi spied on the trump campaign. the fbi only was looking into possible russian interference in our election. and they had this intermediary who was promising a trump campaign adviser,

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joining me now to talk through this, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. danny, good morning to you for joining us. >> good morning. >> what do you think is the factor here, even owe the supreme court is leaning here? >> two things can be true at the same time. first, daca can be unlawful. and also, the trump administration may have arrived at this decision unlawfully or violated the administrative procedures act. and these are the two main arguments in this case. one, the government is saying, look, you can't review our decision court, it's not even within your power. because this is an administrative policy decision that we made. on the other hand, as pointed out by one of the justices in oral argument yesterday, if they made a legal decision, then that must be reviewable. after all, that's what the courts are for. but ultimately, it may all be for naught, if daca can be removed by the current administration. after all, it was just an executive order created by a prior administration. with executive orders each successive president giveth and he can take

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