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After Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony, how are lawmakers reacting? Rep. Val Demings, D-Fla., sits on both the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees and is one of only three members of Congress to question Robert Mueller twice. Demings joins Judy Woodruff to discuss why she believes House Democrats should continue investigating and how the hearing advanced the case for impeachment.

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JUDY WOODRUFF: And we stay on Capitol Hill
and turn now to a lawmaker who sits on both

the Judiciary and the Intelligence committees.

She is only one of three members of Congress
today to question Robert Mueller twice.

Her exchange in the second hearing was one
of the most commented on of the day.

Representative Val Demings is a Democrat from
Florida.

Congresswoman Demings, thank you very much
for talking with us.

Your principal takeaway from today's testimony?

VAL DEMINGS (D-FL): Well, I think that special
counsel Mueller's testimony today just confirmed

what I have known for the last four months,
is that Russia interfered with our election.

They interfered in a sweeping and systematic
way, according to the report, that the president

on multiple occasions attempted to interfere
with the investigation into Russia's interference,

that he obstructed or attempted to obstruct
justice, that special counsel Mueller could

not exonerate or clear the president, clear
him from wrongdoing, and that, in the president's

written responses, as you have already stated,
that he refused to do a sit-down or in-person

interview, which was extremely disappointing.

The special counsel tried for over a year
to get him to do that.

But, in his written responses, that the president
wasn't completely truthful in those responses.

JUDY WOODRUFF: I'm sure you know, or perhaps
you haven't heard, but President Trump's comment

on all this today was that it was a disaster
for Democrats, that the special counsel, the

former special counsel, had really nothing
new to add, that it was a weak performance,

and that, essentially, Democrats have hurt
their case by bringing him before the Congress.

VAL DEMINGS: Well, it doesn't surprise me.

Of course President Trump would say that.

And what's also very amazing, for the president
to not even comment on the part about Russia

systematically interfering with our election.

You would think, as opposed to attacking Democratic
members of Congress or attacking special counsel

Mueller, that he would at least focus on that.

So it doesn't surprise me, especially after
today, what the president is saying or is

And, also, if I may comment too, it also pains
me when other members of the committee, my

colleagues on the other side of the aisle
and the president try to make this a partisan

I do believe the American people do care about
what happened in the 2016 election.

I believe the American people do want to hold
the president accountable, if he was engaged

We're not going to stop until we do just that.

VAL DEMINGS: That means that we will continue
our investigations.

I know you asked the question earlier about
attorney McGahn, who played a major role in

According to attorney McGahn, who the special
counsel confirmed today is a very credible,

was a very credible witness, the president
tried on multiple times to get attorney McGahn

to call Assistant Attorney General Rosenstein
to fire Mueller.

Matter of fact, the president said something
to the effect Mueller has to go on multiple

times, and then, to me, like a mobster, then
asked the question, has it been done yet?

And so I believe that attorney McGahn's testimony
about this attempted obstruction on the part

of the president is extremely important to
the additional work ahead of us.

JUDY WOODRUFF: What do you see this all leading
to, Congresswoman Demings?

Do you see it leading to impeachment proceedings,
something short of that?

How do you see the building blocks coming
together?

We heard Speaker Pelosi saying today again
that the House -- she is not ready for the

And I have said before, leadership has to
have the ability to see the entire field.

They have to be able to see the big picture
and make decisions based on that.

I said four months ago, after reading the
special counsel's report, that I believed

that there was enough in the report to begin
an impeachment inquiry at that time.

So, we're going to continue our investigations.

We're going to hopefully provide information
for the American -- additional information

for the American people and other members
of Congress, so we can do really what the

And that is to really hold the president accountable.

And I also heard my colleague before me talk
about the American people being tired of this.

But the provision was put in our Constitution
that, when additional accountability needed

to be exercised, that responsibility is given
to Congress to do that.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Do you believe the case for
impeachment was advanced today by Robert Mueller?

VAL DEMINGS: I certainly do, because, now,
remember, I believe it four months ago.

As a former police chief, a former police
detective, when I saw the report, the elements

of crimes on multiple occasions, the number
of people who lied, the abuse of power, I

But, certainly, listening to attorney Mueller
today confirm some very special points in

the case, and also, again, talk about the
president not being completely truthful in

his written response, I certainly believe
that the ball was advanced down the field

JUDY WOODRUFF: Congresswoman Val Demings of
Florida, we thank you very much.

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