From WNYC in New York, this is on the media. I'm Brooke Gladstone.

And I'm Bob Garfield. First dropped the Mueller report, and now the other shoe.

Whoa, some Democrats starting to come around on impeachment in the wake of the Mueller report.

I believe Congress should take the steps towards impeachment.

Do you think the House should move for impeachment?

I think he's made it pretty clear that he deserves impeachment.

Candidates Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg there after being asked to weigh in at CNN Town Halls Monday.

As I write, there is still no consensus in the House of Representatives on whether to move on the

issue. With impeachment highly unlikely to yield a conviction in the Senate and a big election

just around the corner, many in the leadership are downplaying impeachment talk on moral or

political grounds, or neither or both. Here's House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, speaking with

Chuck Todd on NBC's Meet the Press. Why haven't you opened an impeachment inquiry, or in fairness,

is that what you're doing right now? I don't think we're doing that. We may get to that.

We may not. As I've said before, our job to go to go through all the evidence

to just to all the information and to and to and to and to go with the evidence matter and to go where

the evidence leaves us I'm sorry how much does the politics impact this you have a legal case

that you believe this happens and you should do it, but the politics dictate something else.

How much is that going to influence this decision?

I don't know. That'll come down the road when we see what we have.

Is this in Nancy Pelosi's hands?

For those who have been closely following the slow drip of evidence accumulating for more

than two years and vindicated in their horror of

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