House Speaker Nancy Pelosi deflected increasing calls for impeachment after Robert Mueller made a public statement Wednesday. House Whip Rep. James Clyburn tells Joy Reid, ‘I don’t think we’re there yet’ on impeachment in their interview on public perceptions of the Democrats’ approach to Donald Trump. And: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is perceived by many as refusing to commit to impeaching Donald Trump, despite many viewing Robert Mueller as strongly implying it is the responsibility of Congress to hold the president accountable for many of the misdeeds outlined in Mueller’s report. Joy Reid and her panel discuss what the consequences could be for failing to impeach Trump now. Plus: The number of Capitol Hill Democrats who disagree with Nancy Pelosi on not starting impeaching proceedings against Donald Trump is now up to  52, plus one Republican, Justin Amash. Joy Reid is joined by journalist David Frum, who outlines his arguments for why Pelosi is right. Then: William Barr has received criticism for his apparent belief that the U.S. intelligence agencies were possibly out of line for investigating foreign interference in the 2016 election. Joy Reid and her panel discuss additional controversial statements the attorney general made in a recent interview. All this and more in this Saturday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices