Rep. Mike Quigley joined Chris Matthews on Hardball to discuss the latest news coming out of the House Intel Committee, which is currently being run by former Trump Transition Team Member (and current Trump bootlicker), Devin Nunes.
When asked about whether Nunes can be considered impartial after he chose to run to the White House with shady intel he may have received via a leak (ironic) versus talking to the Intel Commitee, Quigley said the following:

Matthews: Congressman, do you go on more than circumstantial evidence at this point?


Quigley: As an old trial attorney I'd say there is probable cause to believe there was coordination.

Attorneys know what probable cause means.  

They don't use that term when they mean there is not probable cause.