they would all say about donald trump what i say about donald trump. they are afraid to say it publicly now. that is what they believe. they are all trump enablers right now. steve: would you put sean hannity and fox news in the same category? mr. walsh: sean hannity is an idiot, but yeah. sean hannity is probably in the same category, they are just cheerleaders. people like hannity, fox news, and look, let's be real, it is the world i come from, conservative radio. if i were still a congressman, i would vote to impeach this president. they would be a norm is pressure put on me as a republican congressman if i am beach this president. -- if i impeach this president. i lived with enormous pressure radiobeing a conservative host. the company i work for, they hops every week to only thing trumps phrases and say that he is the greatest. that is what you have to do in conservative talk radio if you want great ratings, that is what hannity does, that is what all the rest do. i could never do that, because i could only just say what i believe. but they are al

it was donald trump. really if you remember in nancy pelosi and many of the democratic caucus had decided that as pelosi always said, that trump wasn't worth this, he had probably done impeachable things but he wasn't worth putting the country through this. and then he did the ukraine scheme, the ukraine bribery scheme capped by the phone call and then the whistle-blower came forward and immediately the whole thing changed. and it became not unlikely there would be impeachment, but really it became inevitable. he forced the hand of the house. and the house had to respond. >> and john heilemann, nancy pelosi, back when she was saying donald trump wasn't worth deback for impeachment which san odd thing to say about the president and impeachment, she also sds something else that sounded strange at the time which is donald trump will self-impeach. now we know what she meant. >> it's not just that he did these things that compelled the house to impeach him, it's that he got away with the russia thing, he got t

trump, donald trump did not need this job. right? this is a job he did not need. he was successful, he was rich, everybody knew donald trump and everybody really liked donald trump before he ran his for republican as if he was a president. can you imagine if he ran as a democrat how much the media would've found all over him how much they would've loved him? but he couldn't do that because he knew what he represented, and what he stood for were conservative bret republican ideals. every day i'd travel around this country and i meet so many people. do we have for any former democrats who voted for donald trump? look at bap, that's amazing. people come up to me all the time and they say you know, i used to be a democrat, but i didn't know that i actually was a republican until i started hearing the things that donald trump was saying. turns out i was a republican all along i was just voting the wrong way all these years. so congratulations, let's give our friends around of applause. [applause] but the president didn't need this

donald trump. [laughter] it's all wrong out there. they have no idea what they are talking about. it is so incredible to be back in the great state of michigan, in 2016. we are going to do it again in 2020. i mean, let's be honest. they did not expect for donald in 2016, didhere they? we are going to do it again and we are going to do it even bigger, because i am going to tell you that really made the democrats mad when they lost the state. [cheering] how mad they are going to be when they lose by an even bigger margin in 2020. do among their candidates they really think and beat donald j. trump? none of them. joe, blessve, sleepy his heart. i am from the south. that is what you say in the south. bless his heart. the reality is, that party has gotten so out of control, everyone in that party is so far left there advocating for things like socialism, full government control of every aspect of this country. and the problem they're having is that we have success and prosperity and jobs and low unemplo

[applause] president donald trump delivered. this president has already signed the largest investment in our national defense since the days of ronald reagan. [applause] we are finally giving our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coast guards the resources and support they need to accomplish their mission and defend this nation again. [applause] and with the defense bill and announced just today, president trump has secured even more money for our military. another pay raise for our troops. [applause] and history will record that president donald trump established the united states space force. [applause] usa. usa. usa. usa. >> you know i believe president trump is the best friend the united states armed forces has ever had. [applause] , i do. under this commander-in-chief's chief we have made the strongest military and getting stronger still. and with that renewed american strength, we have taken the fight to radical islamic terrorists on our terms on their soil. in the last year alone, american forces at the direction of

to go because as long as donald trump is there, it will be only about donald trump. there will be no big policy debates and discussions. it will be trump 24 seven so then we get rid of trump, trump is gone and republicans and democrats have got to learn again how to debate and fight about issues respectfully and just learn how to come together. steve, whoever the ex-president is there going to have to try to unify the country area and maybe somebody like me who has been involved in the fights and has been pretty divisive. maybe it's going to take somebody like me to say that that's wrong and we've got to come together but look. we've got to a country at bankrupt. we've got big profound issues of healthcare and immigration and climate to just name a few that we have to have both parties sitting at the table. it's going to take a real presidential leadership to bring both parties together. >> let's talk about you, born in illinois. nine children, what was it like growing up for you and your family . >> it was a lot of fun. you come from a big family. it was a lot of fu

of white evangelicals voted for donald trump in 2016. to this day a similar percentage support him. so of course today donald trump attacked the magazine that was founded by the late reverend billy gr billy graham in a series of tweets falsely claiming, quote, a far left smag swreen or very progressive as some would call it which has been doing poorly christianity today knows nothing about reading a perfect transcript of a routine phone call and would rather have a radical left nonbeliever who wants to take your religion and your guns than donald trump as your president. no president has done more for the evangelical community, and it's not even close. later the trump re-election campaign announced in an e-mail to supporters that donald trump will launch the evangelicals for trump coalition at an event in january. but what donald trump doesn't know is that he just gave a group that has stuck by him reason to think twice about his behavior. donald trump's tweeting has amplified the words of a small publication that argued that his actions

has donald trump committed other crimes? has donald trump violated the constitution in other ways? and the answer i think is overwhelmingly yes. there are obviously other things that he deserves to be impeached for. you know, which is one reason why i really wish that these hearings had gone on quite a bit longer and that there had been quite a bit public airing of the scope of donald trump's corruption and wrongdoing since taking office. >> well, you raised that and certainly in the mueller case, there was an attempt to have the lead prosecutor go farther than he wanted. that didn't play well for a variety of reasons. then there was an attempt to bring in resistant fact witnesses. that didn't go as well either. and, so, i wonder, did they really get gun shy when you could, and we have, gone through the mueller report, sometimes with quotes and what they call sound bytes and sometimes with other voluminous material. it seems to me mueller is above everything because mueller is your appointed prosecutor who found at least five. >> well, again, i think it depends what metric you are

they didn't expect donald trump to win in 2016. we are going to do it again and we are going to do it even bigger because that really made the democrats mad when they lost this state. think about how mad they are going to be when we went by and even the bigger margin in 2020. reality is they have no idea what they've got going on. what is happening in that party. with the ask a serious question. who among their candidates did thedothey think can beat donald trump? none of them. first of all, bless his heart combined from the south, that's what we say, bless his heart. the reality is that party has gotten so out of control, everyone in that party is so far left they are advocating for things like socialism, for government control of every aspect of this country, and the problem they are having is that we have success and prosperity and jobs and low unemployment under this president. so how do you fight that? now they know that they can't win. they know all their candidates are bad. they know that it's going to be nearly impossible t

. >> donald trump surrendered to nancy pelosi the next day. in 2019 w the democrats in control of congress, they called michael con to testify publicly before he went to prison for crimes he told congress and the court he committed at the direction of donald trump with the participation of donald trump the republican-controlled senate ignored the mueller report. the democrats in the house called special counsel robert mueller to testify publicly. and the day after he testified, donald trump placed the phone call to the president of ukraine that has changed the course of history. >> the actions taken to date by the president have seriously violated the constitution. especially when the president says article two said i can do whatever i want. therefore, today i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> two months later the chairman of the house intelligence committee completed the impeachment investigation with these words. >> the day after bob mueller testified, the day after bob mueller

letter that donald trump sent to nancy pelosi, so much of it told you so much about donald trump. but so much of it spoke to his relationship with nancy pelosi. it was clear the white house counsel was not involved in the drafting of that letter. there was an anger and resentment and weirdness. what impact is nancy pelosi having on donald trump? >> i think she triggers some of that insecurity she feels, which is why he performs his masculinity in such a way. she reveals that to all be a con. and i think that gets under his skin. i also think that women in this particular moment, since the women's march, have essentially stood up and said this particular man said you can grab a woman by the you know what, you can do anything you want to a woman. it was that line that got to me the most. i channelled a certain amount of rage since then. but i'm not the only one. i think what nancy pelosi's strength rchts is women standing up to the male bullies, whether they're cat calling you in the work plsz or in the white house. i think nancy pelosi is a good example of how tostand up for yourse

beating donald trump. and i do think it has to do with what david jolly was just talking about, how do you beat -- how do you beat the president in an economy that's fairly robust. sure, are some people hurting, not doing well as you said, joy? absolutely. the other thing i see in this debate today was sort of this argument between the past and the future. donald trump is decidedly the past. everything he talks about is the past. the way he speaks about women is the past. the way he speaks about minorities is the past. his jobs are all about the past. coal jobs are all about the past. the person who is talking most about the future was actually andrew -- was andrew yang. and i saw this division -- i think bernie sanders was really fading in this campaign. he has a lot of old ideas. and elizabeth warren has a lot of old ideas. she says, i have a plan, but we used to call that central planning. that's something that went out with the bolshevicz. andrew yang keeps talking about the future. i thought klobuchar

as long as donald trump is there, will be only about donald trump. there will be no big policy debate and discussion. it will be trump 24-7. then we get rid of trump, trump is gone, then what democrats and republicans have to learn again is how to debate and fight about issues respectively and learn how to come together. whoever the next president is, they are going to have to try to unify the country. maybe somebody like me, who has been involved in the fights and , mayben pretty divisive it will take someone like me to say that is wrong and we have to come together. but look, we have a country that is bankrupt. we have big, profound issues of health care and immigration and ,limate, to just name a few that we have to have both parties sitting at the table. it is going to take real presidential leadership to bring both parties together. steve: let's talk about you born in illinois. the fifth of nine children. what was it like growing up for you and your family? mr. walsh: it was a lot of fun. you come from a big family. it was a lot of fun. it is a

and later in the show, nancy pelosi versus donald trump. the year is ending as it began with another face-off between the two. this time over impeachment, and today in an interview the speaker of the house said she is never afraid, and she is rarely surprised. we'll discuss her impeachment strategy and look at the biggest moments from the speaker this year. at the end of the show there will be a surprise appearance by rachel. that's all i'm going to tell you right now. but we begin tonight with some blistering words that have clearly gotten under trump's skin. he should be removed. that's how the evangelical magazine "christianity today" described donald trump's behavior in a rare and scathing editorial calling for his removal from office just one day after he became the third president in history to be impeached. quote, that he should be removed we believe is not a matter of partisan loyalties but loyalty to the creator of the ten commandments. those were the words donald trump read from a publication that represents a core part of his bas

else in the world describing donald trump, which brings us to the mattedness of donald trump or the possible madness. perhaps the most important of the things that donald trump says and does. after this break,ee will be joined by psychiatrist who will considerer the mental health of the president of the united states, beginning with what donald trump-to say about adam schiff today. hiff today when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without m

the biography of donald trump in the future will be donald trump in the future will be donald trump with the 45th president of the united states, and he was impeached. whatever happens in the senate next, the fact that he has been impeached means he has been impeached. they may decide on the senate, it looks likely that they will decide in the senate during the trial process, not to re m ove senate during the trial process, not to remove him from office. the same thing happened to bill clinton. he was not removed from office but he will have been an impeached president. and he has said in michigan this is an eternal mark of shame and a political suicide march, he has gone on to say. so donald trump is reacting to the events as they unfold. an eternal mark of shame. and eternal mark of shame. on himself? know, on the congress. i can't imagine donald trump thinking this is a mark of shame on himself. no, an eternal mark of shame on the democrats. on this vote, the yeas are 239, the nays are 198. present is one. article two is adopted. donald trump has been impeached on the second article,

insurance policy on donald trump. the text was sent by her lover, former fbi agent peter stzrok during the presidential election. >> it is not my text. i'm interpreting what i believe he meant three years ago but we are talking about whether or not we take investigative steps or not. this is a question about whether russia is working with a united states person to interfere in our election. heather: publishing her text messages, calling it an invasion of privacy. california county declares an emergency but stalls on plans to take media action. sonoma county declare crisis on a biking and walking trail but rejected several solutions including using horse stables, temporary housing. after the supreme court refused to hear a case that banned cities from punishing homeless people for sleeping in public. to new jersey, jersey city joining newark in a federal lawsuit over buildable laws he a's relocation program. new york spends millions of dollars to send homeless families to other parts of the country. since it launched n

which brings us to the madness of donald trump or the possible madness of donald trump. perhaps it most important to explain of the things donald trump says and does. after this break we'll be joined by psychiatrist lance dodis who will consider the mental health of the president of the united states beginning with donald trump had to say about adam schiff today. nald trump had to say about adam schiff today and a score of two under par is...? (daughter) big birdie! (dad) no, it's not that, it's uh... (rickie) turkey vulture! (dad) rickie fowler, i'm sorry, what...? (rickie) turkey vulture. (dad) oh! thats a turkey-oh! all right, lets go. i'll follow you. go, go, go- go! (burke) otherwise known as sand trap scavengers. seen it, covered it. september twenty-ninth, twenty-seventeen. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ [sneeare you ok?fles] yah, it's just a cold. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is t

trump and we see that even though president donald trump's up polling numbers simply have remained at around the 38 to 43 percent range this is still a president that many believe could get reelected and also even if you look at in pietschmann if you look at some of those key states that could control or could. determine the the outcome of the a coming election in those states president donald trump is still polling very well and being very competitive with his closest competitor namely president i mean former vice president joe biden in terms of the american voters right now polls are no where as early very early stage in the in the field is kind of crowded in terms of candidates but right now polls still a generic democrat if i can put it like that could be trump but how much does kind of saleability matter thomas gifts i mean it seems like around the world right now we do have some very big figures in politics and i want to stars that kind of i don't want to use the phrase likability is not quite the right word but how much does that matter. well i think that democratic voters are

right now there is a segment of the country that is totally on donald trump's side, or donald trump can do nothing wrong. there is a side of the country where democrats, among the democrats base, donald trump can do nothing right, and then there are swing voters and they are going to be the ones who end up deciding the election. what we sometimes forget is that elections are not decided by a national popular vote, they are decided by sometimes a few thousand voters in michigan and wisconsin. so what side do those voters take? do they think donald trump is crooked, and is that enough? even if they do think he is, is that enough to boot him out of office? we will have a democratic candidate at some point for president, and that will help answer that question. is the alternative that democrats end up producing in the nomination better than donald trump, whether or not voters personally like donald trump? host: what does it mean when you have, nationally, a base election, as one of the headlines alluded to, after impeachment? it is the base that turns out. what does it mean then -- you touc

trump with the participation of donald trump. the republican controlled senate ignored the mueller report, but the democrats in the house called special counsel robert mueller to testify publicly, and then the day after robert mueller testified donald trump placed the phone call to the president of ukraine that has changed the course of history. >> the actions taken to date by the president has seriously violated the constitution especially when the president says article 2 says i can do whatever i want. therefore today i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> two months later the chair of the house intelligence committee adam schiff completed his impeachment investigation of the president with these words. >> the day after bob mueller testified, the day after bob mueller testified that donald trump invited russian interference, hey, russia, if you're listening come get hillary's e-mails and later that day they tried to hack her server -- the day after he testified that n

testifying for donald trump? oh, my god, that would put the -- the forcing the glove on moment in the o.j. trial, it would put that to the back burner. i think they should take your advice. joe, my a wiley, nick, barbara, matthew, great panel. >>> and coming up, the supreme court shell game. supreme court shell game in america, the zip code you're born in can determine your future. but no matter what neighborhood you grow up in, the y creates opportunities for all. for a better us, donate to your local y today. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪♪ we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home. for a limited time, get a outb4-course meal your holidays even better! starting at $15.99. treat yourself to the perfect gift today, because the aussie 4-course won't la

house democrats release their reports in the next chapter of the donald trump impeachment inquiry outlining claims the president to be used his position for personal political gain. nato leaders gather in the u.k. to celebrate the military alliance is the 70th anniversary but while some hail its success question its relevance today. we are we are proving every day that. this is our joy. even though. the u.s. president tries to force the hand of his french counterpart in support of the military alliance and if the threat of crippling tariffs on french goods doesn't get a manual to fall in line donald trump apparently has some other ideas. you . know for me in the team here at midnight here in moscow it's now 4 pm in washington d.c. that's where we're starting for you this hour democrats there on the house intelligence committee have published their report detailing how president trump allegedly abused his office for personal gain and solicited interference from ukraine in the 2020 election the release of the 300 page document which is based on testimony given in a series of closed door and p

we are not going to beat donald trump with an equal and opposite donald trump. >> more than any reason running for this operation, this office, to be resentful and angry with the republicans. >> my poll numbers are the highest they have ever been. mike: let's look at the real clear politics averages nationally and in a couple critical early states. nationally joe biden leading the pack. a lot of this race will come down to early states, pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend leading in iowa, bernie sanders with a narrow lead in new hampshire. let's bring in the panel, katie pavlik and steve clemons, the state of the 2020 race. >> a polite support the democratic party with elizabeth for bernie sanders, her numbers with a bit, bernie surging and those that identify with more of a centrist traditional lining up behind biden who is not beating pete buttigieg. you have an interesting contest in both wings of the party and nothing to resolve those wings. >> based on early polling there is no clear nominee. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders have moment going into iowa and new hampshire but h

if donald trump -- donald trump doesn't care about anyone but himself. he doesn't care about anyone's political fate but his own. he is done, he disposed of john bolton. if he thought john bolton could help him, he would demand he show up. mike pompeo is still in the fold. if he thought mike pompeo's testimony would benefit him this much, he would send him up there for round-the-clock testimony. >> the person that can help him the most is the senate majority leader. to maya's point, i'm agreeing with you -- >> get these lawyers together. >> prosecutors. chief justice roberts -- >> it's like -- >> i know. >> chief justice roberts is both the presiding judge and can be overruled like that by the senate. it's almost as if you had a baseball team in the field who decided they didn't like the umpire's call. was it a ball? we're going to take a vote. 9-0, we think it's a strike. >> what if four people from the other team say we want to will win as bad as they do, but we're not going to cheat. >> that can happen on individual issues. for instance, if they want

donald trump. do you get the sense that her feeling toward trump is that if possible she would like to sort of fix his presidency into a normal one, or is she more interested in seeing him gone? >> well, when it comes to the trade deal, nancy pelosi said over and over again when it came to working people, we're not going anywhere without each other. that was very clear. and despite pressure for months and months and multi-million-dollar campaign pushing her to accept the president's version of the deal she said, no, we have to bring in enforcement because that's everything if you're talking about our workers, if you're talking about health care consumers and people concerned about the environment. so those were always her standards. i don't think this presidency is fixable. i don't really think that's the point. and i tell people all the time the norms are shattered. so we have to build new ones on the ashes of our own expectations and the morays donald trump has torched. what can we get done for t

donald trump doing pretty good so far. mike: peace talks with the taliban, michael was killed in an attack, taliban claimed responsibility, dignified transfer of his remains taking pl. christmas day. how does that impact peace talks? >> a very emotional topic. the will of the american people is to get out of endless wars. no politician has responded to that like donald trump but we are pretty much in the same ambiguous conflicts we have been in for two prior administrations and there is and a lot of explanation why we are there or what we are accomplishing. it is rhetoric, the idea we are, she intelligence or preventing attacks or in an endless war with no real strategy. when you look at peace talks, you can't expect the taliban to be an honest broker but at the same time can't keep doing what we have been doing because you are ignoring the will of the american people. looking for creative solutions and if this is part of that i want to have a chance to find out. mike: you paid a heavy price in afghanistan, your thoughts o

impeaching donald trump. progressives are lamenting the democratic leadership to pile on more articles of impeachment. >> abuse of power is a little bit fuzzier sort of nebulous but this is a matter of strategy. i'm totally supportive of the chairman and the speaker if this is the way they want to go. >> no crimes, they are impeaching me and there are no crimes, this has to be a first in history. they are impeaching me because they want to win an election. >> trace gallagher is on the case for us tonight. >> with two articles of impeachment in the can some democrats in districts the president won in 2016 getting cold feet and floating the idea of censuring instead of impeachment, that list includes new jersey congressman's josh scotthi mayor and anthony brindisi, ben mc adams and oregon representative kurt schrader who said, quote, i think it is appropriate and might be a little more bipartisan, who knows? the idea would be to offer an option that might attract at least some republican support but for now the

but this tension of the donald trump noticing a few. leaders baps talking about. right it's just a couple of headlines to sort of give the background to the final day. we remember this at interview given went on trial- i mean you michael to the economist where he said nato is becoming. brain dead line w was sorort of a- it t waa provocation according to some- someone not pieces of analysis for example. at c. v. come from on of the moaned. at she referred to it she said michael's provocation was to alert his nato partners about. current in security issues for example. a certain withdrawal of the us. and most leaders in europe in particular germany. and are are suspicious of a menu in michael's. desire to bring russia pickles for into the fray. so this was all a b. i suppose i it was a p provocatn to get people talking. about the broader i security changes. in in in nato bush a manual michael alfa and donald trump i keep mixing their names of today. very very nasty was his response not yesterday so. i because the indication from the brain death think was that it was

donald trump is now a marked man in history. he will wear the scarlet letter "i" forever in history, the impeached donald trump. and i'll have much more to say about that and what that means for our history, for our democracy and how we got to this hugely important historic moment in a special "last word" at the end of this hour. we begin tonight with some of the people who cast votes to impeach the president of the united states. donald trump is now the third president in history to be impeached. donald trump is the first republican president to be impeached by the house of representatives. donald trump is the first president to be impeached in his first term. all but three democrats voted to impeach the president. no republicans voted to impeach the president. the only independent in the house, justin amash, who left the republican party after he announced his support for impeachment based on the mueller report, voted in favor of both articles of impeachment. leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman sean pa

antithetical to that of donald trump. host: instead of simply indicting evangelicals for their inconsistent moral weathervane, democrats may consider to host: in 1982, we insisted that mr. clinton's behavior was not relevant to his potential as a president. sure, we considered his marriage and fidelity, but the important thing was his vision for the future. guest: i think he's right. days, our magazine spoke out against bill clinton's immoral behavior. we said, your character does count. moral character is important. is in those days evangelicals, 70% said character counts. behavior, clinton's was relevant. for 30%, it didn't count. that has now been totally switch. now evangelicals about trump, about 70% say it is a matter. only 30% say it does. this is a fundamental moral switch among evangelicals. of the few publications, faith-based that spoke out against bill clinton's behavior. and the liberal left said, we should in fact move on, and that is how moveon was formed. we should move on. i said, no. these are moral, cha

trump everything that donald trump wants. and what donald trump is going to want with regard to this senate trial, well, it's probably going to be a showcase for donald trump. >> and the rules about these trials are established for each trial, which is needless to say unusual. and mitch mcconnell's been there when perfectly reasonable rules have been used indeed for example the clinton impeachment trial. those rules were agreed to by the senate, the republican leader and the democratic leader of the senate. the chances of chuck schumer being able to agree with mitch mcconnell procedurally here just seem unimaginable. >> it's totally unimaginable. and in 1999 you may recall those rules for handling bill clinton's impeachment were agreed to by democrats and republicans unanimously. i mean, they came to an agreement behind closed doors, and they understood that the interests of the country would be best served if there was unanimous agreement. the chances are -- now i hope i'm wrong about this, lawrence, but the chances mitch mc

before their meeting donald trump had. suggested that nato is in terminal decline as nasty the pair then went on the ground over a range of issues in front of reporters including the fate of the european isis fighters in this rather bizarre extreme. or just. the where you are. talking over 5 years ago from. the from the c.e.o. you might be. using. this is more he's a great politician because we're going to see if you're going to hurt. his dollars before that meeting the u.s. president threatened to impose tariffs on french of goods including cheese and champagne. he has more on the. will to add into those tensions that nato there is even with the simmering tensions between rolls and the u.s. this comes off to the u.s. just threatened to add more taxes on french products in retaliation for the so called for talks this is a tax on digital joints such as google amazon or facebook and apple suggesting it will levy those taxes of up to $2400000000.00 some of that champagne on luxury goods such as handbags and also the famous fr

donald trump, by the way, donald trump did no favors for john dingell. john dingell was the longest serving member of congress in american history. committed himself to working-class voters in a way that donald trump would never understand. actually did things for them. actually fought hard for union men and union women. donald trump talks about it, john dingell did it, and he just didn't do it on a lark, he did it his entire life. >> yeah. >> so what was said last night in michigan was beyond sick, willie. but, it's something that we've grown accustomed to, i guess. >> it's appalling and just bays it's donald trump doesn't mean we shouldn't pause and call it appalling. that's the most powerful man on the face of the earth. there's a grieving woman in debbie dingell whose pain she said last night was made much worse as she approaches the holidays without her husband of 38 years, john dingell. if we want to just limit it to the presidential campaign and the presidency we can kind of say that this started with the insult early on in 2015 of john mccain, se

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say yes to president donald trump in 2020. you know, when you think of the last three years, i think there's only one way you can describe it. you spend three years of action, spend three years of results, it's been three years of promises made and promises kept. but we're just getting started, michigan. that's why we need four more years of president donald trump in the white house! think about it, this president rebuilt our military, restored the arsenal democracy, giving our sailors, airmen, marines and coast guard, the resources they need to accomplish their mission and defend this nation. this president expanded veterans choice to every veteran in america and brought accountability to the va. he's confirmed more than 170 conservative judges. and get this, in eight years of the obama administration, president obama saw 55 court of appeals judges confirmed. we're right on track in our first three years to have this president appoint 50 principaled conservatives to our court of appeals around america. and i can tell you, the

they will go to donald trump more than andrew yang. rob: democrats would say a lot of republicans are disaffected by the republican party and the president's comments and the things he does, they can push it the other way. >> i don't think the numbers show that if you are seeing the fundraising dollars, $5 million in the vote of impeachment and bipartisan support in congress against impeachment and we are seeing such momentum and look at the rallies, these -- americans i talk to every day, so many messages on a campaign of people who love donald trump, that is a talking point for democrats hoping to salvage something of their identity crisis but we are not seeing that on the campaign trail. rob: all right, 26 after the hour. uncle joe wants to go green even if it means taking away blue-collar jobs. >> would you be willing to sacrifice some of that growth even though it could display thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of blue-collar workers. >> the answer is yes. jillian: is that the best message to send voters? our political panel

ayer donald trump arremetiÓ contra un congresista muerto. donald trump sugiriÓ que estÁ en el infierno, y luego se burlÓ de su esposa legisladora, quien votÓ a favor del juicio. cuando hoy le preguntaron sobre esos comentarios, donald trump no contestÓ ni se disculpo. univisiÓn. enrique: luego de reunirse de forma privada los lÍderes demÓcratas, reiteraron la exigencia de un juicio justo en el senado antes de avanzar en el impeachment del reciente donald trump. buscan el testimonio de cuatro funcionarios cercanos a mandatarios de documentos claves. como lÍder de la minoría, quÉ le responde a quienes aseguran que llevar a juicio polÍtico el presidente donald trump es simplemente una pÉrdida de tiempo? >>no es una pÉrdida de tiempo. en la facultad mayor que tenemos en la consecuciÓn . con el presente quebranta la ley, esta es la facultad que tenemos, si lo ignoramos si no tenemos un juicio pleno y justo, entonces este presidente y otros presidentes, actuarÁn peor y nuestra democracia puede destruirse . latinos han huido de hita

gave me their views on everything to do with donald trump. we are here because we want to protest a nato summit is taking place today and tomorrow and we are doing this because for example the nato is forcing its member states to increase their difference budget for my country for example belgium it means doubling defense budgets while we are asked to have an austerity policy and the same time they are transferred using this money to transform armies into intervention armies we have seen what this means in libya or in afghanistan destabilizing countries and sold another important issue is the confrontation policy to towards russia which is exactly creating this kind of arms race so there are many many issues why we have to oppose nato that's why we are here if hypothetically tomorrow nato ceased to exist would not create perhaps a security vacuum a security problem in europe that would lead to war instability this is an old argument done by the conservatives a little word i don't think so what we need is a new security architecture what i say

donald trump's lawyers not ruling out an appeal to the supreme court in the battle over donald trump's financial records. federal appeals court ruling georgia bank and capital one must comply with congressional subpoena to handover years of the president's records including his tax returns. there are already two cases before the supreme court regarding the president's tax returns. we could know as soon as the 13th whether the justices will actually hear one of them. devon nunez is suing cnn for defamation. the california republican accused the opposition to the house democrats impeachment inquiry and accusing the network of publishing false hit pieces. he said he never met with ukrainian prosecutor victor shelton. one story included a quote from an attorney who claimed he had information that the meeting had happened. nunez mocking one of cnn's sources, a business associate who was recently indicted. democrats 2020 field just got older and waiter. our panel weighs in on kamala harris's decision to drop out next. ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. geico would like to take a mo

donald trump gave up on attempted extortion. ukrainians got most of the money that he had frozen. but the democrats say in these new articles, he was still guiltily corruptly pursuing the thing, the quo, the articles say after everything. and after all the whistles blown and all the public heat, the president, quote, persisted in openly and corruptly urging and soliciting ukraine to undertake investigations. >> we do that all the time with foreign policy. >> well, i would think that if they were honest about it, they'd start a major investigation into the bidens. it's a very simple answer. >> very simple answer. that's now evidence in this rare thing, articles of impeachment and ensuing markup and vote and potentially senate trial of the sitting president. mulvaney and trump have, of course, walked back the claims i just showed you, but they are public statements. they are legally interests deemed more credible because they look bad for the people who said them. they are part of what democrats say is a mountain of evidence will

but donald trump has become only the 3rd president in u.s. history to be impinged following a marathon 8 hour debate the democrat controlled house of representatives voted to formally charged donald trump with a busa of power and obstruction of congress. well the president is that a rally in michigan and he's dismissed the impeachment vote as a desperate effort by the democrats to win the 2020 alexion and the white house is also reactance saying the president is confident that he'll be exonerated with today's illegal unconstitutional and partisan impeachment. they do nothing democrats and they are doing nothing all they want to do is focus on this what they could be doing are declaring their deep hatred and this thing for the american voter. this lawless partisan page is a political suicide march for the democratic party have you seen my polls of the last 4 weeks well let's bring in our white house correspondent committee held that she is joining us live from the white house and it's not the 1st impeachment you have covered kimberly but they

donald trump apparently has some other ideas. from. 1 am on wednesday here in moscow at 5 pm in washington d.c. that's where we're starting there democrats on the u.s. house intelligence committee have published their report detailing how president allegedly abused his office for personal gain and solicited interference from ukraine for the 2020 election the release of the 300 page document which is based on testimony given in a series of closed door and public hearings marks the start of a new phase in the impeachment process. and taking a closer look. well the report from the house intelligence committee democrats essentially alleges 2 things about donald trump 1st it alleges that he conditioned military aid to ukraine on an announcement that would have been beneficial to his reelection campaign and secondly it alleges that he obstructed the house of representatives impeachment inquiry investigation now adam schiff representing democrats came forward and painted a pretty grim pricks here donald trump and his activities this is