Hello friends and welcome to this special edition of the Bill Press

Pive. On July 17, the House of Representatives voted to kill a resolution to impeach President Trump,

even though 95 Democrats voted for it. But those Democrats did not give up. They were counting

on special counsel Robert Mueller in his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee and the

House Intelligence Committee to provide important new evidence to support their impeachment crusade.

Did he? Did Mueller provide Democrats any new ammunition,

or did he fail to deliver? Did he strengthen the case for impeachment or weaken it?

We asked Congresswoman Maxine Waters, chair of the House Financial Services Committee and leader of

the pro-impeachment forces in the

House. In fact, she was the first Democrat in the House to call for Trump's impeachment. We sat down

with Chairperson Waters in her House office just a couple of hours after Robert Mueller wrapped up

his testimony. Madam Chair, it's always good to see you.

Thanks for joining us.

Thank you for inviting me, Bill.

It's been a while.

I'm delighted to be with you.

So ever since the Mueller report came out,

everybody has wanted to hear from the horse's mouth

what the Mueller report actually says.

Now that we've heard from the horse himself,

do you think Robert Mueller slowed down the movement to her impeachment or maybe gave it a little more heft? No, even though Mueller

referred to the report an awful lot, I think just hearing him confirm certain things. Yes, no, yes, as I said in the report,

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