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After Mueller: a dysfunctional White House and impeachment prospects

Democrats are divided: impeachment now or further investigations? Top aides don’t do what the president tells them. News and social media report on chaos as government workers struggle to follow the law.

By Warren Olney • Apr 25, 2019 • 1h 1m Listen

Presidential candidates have not reached consensus when it comes to impeachment. Congress members Adam Schiff and Brad Sherman demonstrate partisan anxiety. President Trump persists in public denial of what his lawyer and others told the Mueller investigation. What are the consequences for government in America when Capitol Hill is in chaos?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Andrea Brody
Senior Producer, KCRW's Life Examined and To the Point podcast
Adam Schiff
U.S. Senator (D-Calif.)
Brad Sherman
California congressman (D-Sherman Oaks)
David A. Graham
staff writer for the Atlantic

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To the Point

After Mueller: a dysfunctional White House and impeachment prospects

Democrats are divided: impeachment now or further investigations? Top aides don’t do what the president tells them. News and social media report on chaos as government workers struggle to follow the law.

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To the Point

After Mueller: a dysfunctional White House and impeachment prospects

Democrats are divided: impeachment now or further investigations? Top aides don’t do what the president tells them. News and social media report on chaos as government workers struggle to follow the law.

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