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we have a very good relationship with the turks or we can mediate that i hope we can mediate, john. i hope you can mediate. [inaudible] >> turkey knows where i stand and the last thing, okay very simple. we had a big mystery. we left the area. i don't think the american people want to see us go back one of our military, go back with our military again. we won. we left the area i don't agree want to go back in per let's see what happens. we are going to possibly do something very very tough with respect to sanctions and other financial things. >> i think we can win. >> along time since a republican one. we have a 20,000 seat auditorium we have madison square garden and it's sold out over 80,000 people requested tickets. it will be totally sold out. i don't know who's going but it will be totally sold out. if you're going to be there i'm going to miss you but they have a line now that's many blocks long. amazing. we have the line right now in minnesota that as many blocks long. i think i can win minnesota, yale. omar is helping us win in minnesota and many other places. i will see you

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in 1787 john adams wrote as often as elections happen, the dangers of foreign influence recurs. in 1788 alexander hamilton warned us that foreign powers trying to gain influence would be the most deadly adversaries of republican government. the threat of foreign interference in our elections is as serious today as it was more than 200 years ago. we must do all this we can to defend against it, that includes impeachment inquiry into the actions of the president. in the house of representatives, they're going to begin a process. if the thousands of representatives ultimately approves articles of impeachment against donald trump, the united states state will hold a trial and our members will serve as jurors. as a member of the united states senate and a potential juror, i will take my job as seriously as any i've ever had in this institution and i hope my republican colleagues will do so as well. the american people deserve nothing less. leader mcconnell and my republican colleagues must uphold their oaths to the constitution, put country over party and conduct a fair trial. anythi

john law which he may did and. may. modify down he had worked for for for 22 years to get us at the scene and i think personally he was a little disappointed that we were getting independence by breaking us into 3 boxes and not for me to get one part so although there were flag hoist scenes impact his father india on the 15th of genesis. he was brought in new delhi at that time he was in the eastern part of india trying to calm the people down trying to tell the people that you have to have brotherhood of religion and be patient he believed that we need to be one. in 147 the british empire acknowledged india's right to independence on one condition the country should be putting into different states according to religion up to 1000000 people were killed in the resulting clashes between religious groups it would have got dirty deeds it is going to only one knows it is going to do it so i differentiate it all in a gun need nobody knew it was community. good job really good wisdoms and muslim good company good in those men

john bolton who did what. >> who told her to lead to a lawyer at the nsc inc. to complain. >> john bolton did not say anything to anybody. doesn't that raise a red flag. let's go to the first thing, the president's phone call, at the end of the day that's what this is about. the presidents phone call with ukraine. you've done the same thing with many news outlets. do me a favor, immediately go to the bidens. look at the transcript and the conversation. look at the d&c server, they talk about you corruption of ukraine and rudy giuliani, the president of ukraine gets on and talks about a close cooperation between the countries and corruption in a new ambassador to the u.s. and the president gets on and talks about bill barr and a new ambassador between our countries and then mentions the bidens. everybody puts on tv and says do me a favor and look at the bidens. that is not accurate. look at the transcript herself. chris: let's turn to syria. defense secretary has said those thousand troops are being moved out of syria are moving to iraq and they are not coming h

probably john bolton is, too, even though i don't agree with his views on a lot of stuff. we all know representative pompeo, when he was in the house, would be incensed with this defiance of congressional prerogatives. when he ran the benghazi hearings, many believe, extremely unfairly and in a partisan and biased way, he wanted everything to come out. now he's ducking, hiding. we need representative pompeo back here, the one who said things should be made public when it was a different administration. , not onlytters worse is secretary pompeo ducking, but maybe he is complicit in all of this. his name has surfaced on multiple occasions in the tail of the administration's very questionable dealings with ukraine. for instance, ambassador taylor's written statement states on august 20 ninth, at the suggestion of national security advisor john bolton -- on august 29, at the secretary of national security -- at the suggestion of national security advisor john bolton, the state department stonewalling creates the appearance that the secretary is covering up not only for the pre

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the audi any kind of blood in front of john you know what if i did a can study one vehicle in. there was 60 plus persons. coming to these people was there and they came and muslims christians never. people are so common for every company in india. then you ask me i can say that i love india i was done i born again over here. so i think the time will come when people will have a better understanding of each other you know politics would not be played right and it will turn into a bogus border where everybody would be hard. work done is done to me. make me look bored about. being born. and that came naturally i didn't can do anything i naturally want to become. the man who seconded wages naif nobody could say to me so much no money. if you look at the u.i. lives that is happening and throw the word. and leave the blood of the conflicts you need a bunch of leg on the blog. the next day monday could be a film that makes gandhi could be the next on the could be a 12 year old child it could be any of these people but we need to make which is very important because the are required to

scientists who developed lithium ion batteries a swedish royal academy of sciences place appraised john be good enough and standing with you and your sheena for developing batteries that are lightweight and can be used in many devices from cell phones to laptops and electric vehicles. wireless digital devices are everywhere nowadays and the lithium ion batteries made them possible today the scientists behind the innovation were honored with the nobel prize in chemistry the royal swedish academy of sciences has today decided to award the thew 1900 nobel prize in chemistry jointly to john be good enough m. stanley whittingham and ikea. for the development of lithium ion batteries. back in the 1970 s. and eighty's stanley witting amen john be good enough lay the foundation for the 1st batteries made from the light metal about to truly take off that technology had to be refined by akido yoshino in the mid eighty's he began experimenting with lithium ion making batteries that were light nearly endlessly rechargeable and safe for everyday use. the impact on industry and society was massive to

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they were actively involved in 2016, as we saw, hacking and stealing emails from the dnc, john podesta and others on the clinton campaign. they try to infiltrate our electoral system. they put out false information. they were very active on social media trying to pit americans against each other over domestic issues, whether race or immigration or guns or what have you. their whole thing is to discredit democracy, to cause people in this country to hate one another and turn against one another and to try to weaken us from within. >> watch it sunday night at 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span 2. >> former vice president joe biden gave a campaign speech in rochester, new hampshire. this is 45 minutes.

senate, john thune, saying, "the picture coming out based on the reporting we've seen is not a good one." but the president today attacked taylor on twitter, calling him a "never trumper," adding, "it would be really great if people

hawk watchers from government agency infiltration via retired intelligence and security agents like john brenner and james clapper running around cable news rooms influencing news stories of pundits and experts to major government contractors like multi-billionaire jeff bezos buying a major news outlet like the washington post but those are the show you're more center stage examples there's actually another more insidious major threat to our press these days and its name is wall street and it's crushing local newspapers across the country olivia snow smith writes and take on wall street that all over the country private equity and hedge funds have been scooping up these cash strapped papers and looting them into irrelevance or bankruptcy in fact between 20042800 united states lost more than a 5th of the local newspapers and news rooms at these local newspapers they lost half of their employer's employees between 20082018 while the local news is being beaten to a pulp by wall street it's the fictional antics of a comic book character that has the nation on edge and speaking of course abou

this was hosted by the john hopkins school of advanced studies. clamoring] >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. my the dean here and it is pleasure to welcome you to the 2019 lecture on international affairs with general david petraeus. for introduce the general, i wanted to share a little more about the lecture series in size. the series is named after who was established in 1990 by his wife dorothy is a tribute to his life and the interest in international affairs. in alumni -- was an alumni and dedicated supporter of the university's efforts to improve our understanding of the world. we are particularly glad today we have with us charles and his be and his wife heather to with us for this event. i want to express my gratitude to you and your family for making it possible. is one of those people that literally does not need a whole lot of introduction. he will still get one, but it won't be very long. and has beenly, since 2013, affiliated with kkr. he is the chairman of the kkr global institute, which supports kkr'snv

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john scalia, brother. catherine courtney, sister. mary claire murray, sister. who manypaul scalia, know. reverend paul scalia, brother. christopher scalia, brother. margaret scully bryce, sister. , oh wow.larson father-in-law. susan larson. mother-in-law. ist is powerful, that powerful stuff. a great family. as you know, this was just confirmed, the 28th secretary of labor. by a substantial vote in current politics. 53-40 four. i call that a landslide. in this administration, i call it a landslide. he is one of the most qualified people ever confirmed as secretary of labor and he will use his skills as he has over the years and he has built an extremely distinguished career to fight and win for the american workforce. he is a tremendous lawyer -- bachelor's degree at the university of virginia and went on to the university of chicago where he earned a law degree. 2003 he served as the top legal officer at the department of labor so he is very familiar with the environs. he earned a reputation as a brilliant and unbiased defender for the rights and protections o

what did you think about john kelly's comments? i said what i do and that i mean. >> are you concerned that nancy pelosi and others can't be trusted with this kind of information? pres. trump: they were talking about why didn't i give the information to adam schiff and his committee and the answer is that i think adam schiff is the biggest leaker in washington. we all know that. he's a corrupt politician. like nobody has ever seen before. the conversation was perfect. they don't talk about the conversation. it started with the whistleblower. now they don't want the whistleblower. they had a second whistleblower and now they don't want it. the they say what whistleblower wrote, which bore no relationship, they said their case went out the window. i think republicans are being taken advantage of. they're being maligned. they are really looking to hurt the republican party and it is turning out to be the opposite. go into theer details of the case rather than process. we already have 50 republican senators, i never called one of them,

what's her designs are going to others for correspondent john bartlett has been tracking those protests now john is of course are 2 high profile events i mean do we know what exactly led to this cancellation we were hearing just days ago that the president said they were going. yeah i think that i think that person saying that these were going to go ahead was the only thing you really could say i think not going to call both here and internationally as well but i think that it was just never really process going to go to scale that they did. stood up now i think the only really one of which was the council it's a huge shame must be. i mean chile has been working and people been working for a year to get this to get this event sorted i think in terms of security i think it was almost almost impossible for him to kind of i think he probably could have guaranteed the security people but it's just not worth the risk and i think the other thing is the terms of public relations the public image of chile it would have been an absolute nightmare to have people and world leaders in their own thr

union neda's and officials in new contracts teaches a framed their demands as a call for social justice john hendren reports from chicago. in the united states 3rd largest school district teachers put down their pencils into cups picket signs walking out of schools and into the street. 25000 chicago teachers and 7000 support staffers walked out on thursday leaving the parents of 300000 students canceling work or scrambling to find childcare teachers say for them as well as for their students conditions in some schools are an embarrassment i didn't have heat for a whole year in my classroom i had buckets collecting water some at some point we had a fire our own toilet paper in a nation where teachers complain they are under-resourced underpaid and undervalued this is the 1st walkout in chicago since 2012 and $1.00 of about a dozen for teachers across the u.s. this year this strike is a major chast for a new mayor laurie lightfoot she comes from a union family and she campaigned in favor of giving schools the resources they need particularly in chicago's impoverished neighborhoods but she's go

's i want to start to give you caa insider information and it has to do with john mclaughlin. he was a career cia analyst. and then acting director special intelligence and one of the interesting thing about john is when you go to the office for meetings he kept on his desk little packer that read and about the dominant paradigm. because that contrasted so strongly with john mclaughlin with that establishment kind of guy. and then that subverts the dominant paradigm. that then he also has this hidden inside beneath the establishments veneer. and there was a serious purpose because the paradigms so the conceptual models that we use to make sense of things for go we do this sometimes consciously or more often unconsciously but we like to think we believe things that we see them and that we tend to see things when we believe them. unconsciously to decide and shape what we should do about those things. and why john thought these were so important so that paradigms are often at the root of intelligence failures. remember on 9/11 in the aftermath of that terrorist attack nobody or t

i wrote in john mccain. the divisions, the chaos, the disrespect, the bullying, the fighting, that's what i was most concerned about. so it wasn't easy for me. i've been a republican, i'm a conservative, by the way, conservative the way i define it not necessarily the way that those who don't believe in free trade and don't care about debt defining it, i have a right to define it the way that i want to. but it was just an easy decision for me because i anticipated the chaos with and a foreign policy that was just, had absolutely no rudder attached to it at all. gerry: but he enjoys record high approval ratings among republicans -- >> sure. gerry: so why are you outside the republican mainstream these days? >> well, i'm not tribal in nature, gerry. i kind of look at it and call it like i see it. so i think the party has drifted. it's tremendously lift drifted from where i was as a young person who joined the republican party, who served in congress for nine terms and was a governor that was able to take defic

i wrote in john mccain. the divisions, the chaos, the disrespect, the bullying, the fighting, that's what i was most concerned about. so it wasn't easy for me. i've been a republican, i'm a conservative, by the way, conservative the way i define it not necessarily the way that those who don't believe in free trade and don't care about debt defining it, i have a right to define it the way that i want to. but it was just an easy decision for me because i anticipated the chaos with and a foreign policy that was just, had absolutely no rudder attached to it at all. gerry: but he enjoys record high approval ratings among republicans -- >> sure. gerry: so why are you outside the republican mainstream these days? >> well, i'm not tribal in nature, gerry. i kind of look at it and call it like i see it. so i think the party has drifted. it's tremendously lift drifted from where i was as a young person who joined the republican party, who served in congress for nine terms and was a governor that was able to take defic

president donald trump gathers steam investigators and by former national security advisor john bolton to testify. plus policing in online hate speech the german government announcing new proposals to stop the spread of extremist views on the internet. i'm called aspen welcome to the program chile has called off 2 major international summits it's a new setback for embattled president sebastian pinera who says he needs to focus on restoring calm amid days of mass protests at least 18 people have now died during the unrest now new venues will need to be found for the cop $25.00 climate summit and the apec trade summit which was scheduled to bring together world leaders including u.s. president donald trump and china's xi jinping. days chile's capital santiago has resembled a war zone. protesters throwing rocks and stones at police. they responding in kind with water cannon. tear gas and more. it's against this backdrop that chile's embattled president has taken a decision he must regret. to cancel hosting not one but 2 upcoming international summits sent the most 11 that will throw food

thank you john let's check in on traffic now. >>early on fridays, it's a little bit lighter and a little more quick right now heading into san francisco. you are looking good no problems here at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's wide upper deck and continuing through downtown san francisco. so reports of any major trouble spots. it's a great time to use it get on out there. and at a very easy 7 minutes to make your way off to fremont street. we're checking in on across the golden gate we see bridge crews out there and and looks like they're busy as usual on the right hand side that is traffic heading out of san francisco, northbound and so far. it's 19 minutes novato to the tolls were checking in on the nimitz because we have an accident working north county beatty of davis street that's in the clearing stages and may still be blocking your 2 right lanes little sluggish from of before and after the scene but only 10 minutes to make it to downtown oakland, 92 was a little busy, but it's not bad 13 minutes and growing to make it. ove

was with them and senator john mccain and it's always a pleasure to be back in ukraine senator mccain was in a sense giving the people in the maidana feeling that they had the backing of the most powerful country on earth. this is not the future you want for your country this isn't a future you can. do you have to have no hopers knowledge you know what. we need and what it appears you probably do need someone. who is sure it's that which you put on what sells the why it will be a conflict got that need to know who is she is the what the it but if you just in is the idea which it is the. new boy who is that on the end up to be a little bit plus tool in the british royal commission the who issue. it was the pretty handy here it did us. it in your list of the limited yes should tell you if i need the posting when you what do you want to peace is that in the. new bill it took with the shit who was your highest level contact with the us government in this group yup a. close within them by them because the president. just this them to fill in the video water deal of whom the store lets but

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robert all right, thank you john. >>let's check in on the traffic now we want to take a peek of the drive to the richmond sandra fell bridge, bridge all is well reports of and big trouble spot here leading up to the pay gates, it's going to be a smooth trip across the span continuing into the north bay at 8 minutes, we're checking in on the bay bridge to traffic a nice light and quiet here no problems into or out of san francisco. so 7 minutes that's pretty quick and right on time to make your way over to fremont street. here's 92 it's always our busiest bridge during the 4 o'clock hour folks get out there. to make that trip from the east bay over to the peninsula. so far they are not encountering any problems or accident so you can make it across an off to one oh one in 13 minutes at a great average. now if you plan on. of san francisco. you'll see that bridge work on the right side there's only one northbound lane available northbound is a counter commute directions so no delays to worry about but just be careful as

was with them and senator john mccain and it's always a pleasure to be back in ukraine senator mccain was in a sense giving the people in the maidana of feeling that they had the backing of the most powerful country on earth this is not the future you want for your country this is a future you sure do have civil hope it is not you know what. we need. you probably do need somebody. who is sure it's they. conflict got i mean who is she is the what though it but if you just and is that they would. it is the . blue boy who is thought on the upper to be a little bit plus tool in the british royal commission who issue few to sonia who knows the wealth i'm pretty handy here in the british. didn't list other limited yes should tell you i need the posting when you what do you want to peace is that in the. new below to quit the shit who is your highest level contact with the us government in this group yup a. close within them by them because the president. just this them to look for in the video water deal of doom store last but didn't buy didn't know what he loved nor. a new deal it through i

they were actively involved in 2016 as we saw from john podesta and others. they put out false information and then they were active on social media trying to pit americans against each other on domestic issues on issues whether it's race or immigration or guns or what have you and their whole thinthey're holdingt our democracy and they continue to do that of raisins 2016. we have every reason to believe they will continue their efforts and intensify them learning to try to get around them and i'm very worried under the majority leader's leadership hasn't done enough to help us defend against that. >> host: less than five minutes i want to get back to your personal story. first of all, your son stanford and despite the politics he has become a trump supporter and has taken positions that are in many ways different from yours. >> guest: my husband and i tried to raise our kids to be independent thinkers and we succeeded. we have our daughter on the one hand who is substantially to the left of us and fun on the other hand who is substantially to the right and t

she walked into john's apartment thinking it was her own thought that he was an intruder and shot him twice killing her neighbor as he sat on his couch eating ice cream. taking into concert consideration is it not surprising that the jury found her guilty in less than 24 hours deliberating. >>it most should have been a manslaughter conviction because she didn't have. i'm negligent way. she she was in her. shooting an intruder in her. this or she's trained shoot to kill she did is she was trained to do. she was clearly negligent and going into the wrong apartment. >>28th in union street in oakland when investigators arrived a witness told police. >>a vehicle having pulled over and dropping off infant in the car seat on the sidewalk. >>nothing wrong with the child not injured, i'm happy for the baby, but i'm happy for the adult. i n justmagine emotionally what they were going through. because that's the terrible feeling to have. >>police say at this point the mother is not facing any charges for child endangerment so that's not the focus of our investigation and this term. >>we're merel

you want to react to that and then we'll make it a free for all go ahead john. i was never thought i would say this but i actually agree with richard in the sense that i think that we were stablished on law and order we're missing the order part with respect to some of our law enforcement agencies some of them lean right some of them lean left however we're in law enforcement you're supposed to protect uphold the principles in the safety and national security of the country and not lean to your own political leanings in thoughts and views and i think that's what we're seeing here with respect to the whistleblower and some other things that transpired in the past and listless actually be honest here i think that people were so used to business as usual and under this president president trump he's not business as usual he's business. unusual right because he's saying you know what there are things that have been going on for so long and we have to correct that we have to make sure that there is fear and ballots with respect to our economy with respect to our poli

bolton i get along well with him some people didn't some people didn't like john bolton i actually got along with him pretty well. it just didn't work out i don't know that he got along with rudy giuliani rudy giuliani who are seeking out corruption and what happens mostly in the 26th election because there was tremendous corruption in the 2016 election i think even you wouldn't that the election was it was disgraceful what happened and what happened to me and what happened to the republicans and that continues with lives palosi and wish if adam schiff got caught making up statements that he said i said that i didn't say which is fraud i mean disputed purely fraudulent so it continues and austrian man has been charged after a family of 6 was found locked away in his remote farmhouse in the netherlands the 58 year old is accused of holding them against their will and harming their health a father and his 5 children aged between $18.25 were found in a secret room after the l.d.s. escaped it's believed they had no contact with the outside world a 9 year. afghans in germany have reached an

broadcasting live from our studios in moscow international i'm john thomas glad to have you with us our day deadly stabbing at a paris police station is now being investigated as an act of terrorism according to prosecutors the man who killed 4 colleagues on thursday was linked to islamic extremist networks earlier my colleague union o'neal discussed the story with our trees down quarter. yes you what the investigation has revealed the perpetrator was in contact with several individuals likely to belong to the salafist an islamist movements in addition testimony indicates that he did hear to a radical vision of islam this knife attack was a catastrophe that shook paris to its core the assailant was a 45 year old michael harp and who had worked at a police station for 15 years and all that time the police who are tasked with preventing such attacks had no suspicions that harping would kill 4 of his colleagues with a knife he smuggled in. i . what exactly are the authorities actually saying about the attackers motives well antiterrorism prosecutors are currently handling this case and the

john served in the army, adam force,arir lindsey graham, one of the president's biggest allies, has spoken out as well that this is a mistake. host: louisiana, independent. up,er: hi, i'm just waking what one of the reasons i really , if all you had as a conservative christian, you must have a lot of accountability in your life. i'm very proud you are doing well. christian, youve must understand things better than i do that across the world, there is a massive christian revival going on in the possibility of a new new world order is emerging in the future looks very bright i think in terms of christian biblical ethics, morality, values, etc. i would like for you to speak to that if you would, thank you. questionur second excited to hear that. whether or not that really comes i don't know. if you that insomnia, i have the book for you, it's called "this time it's different." what they did was they chronicled in the last 800 years of financial history as it relates to governments and what they found is that in essence, in every civilization, they got to a tipping point where they had to deci

and it has to do with john mclaughlin. john is a career cia analyst who rose up the ranks at langley and became deputy director of central intelligence and acting director back in the early 2000. one of the interesting things about john which i mentioned about is whenever he would go up to his office for meetings, he kept on his desk a little placard that read subvert the dominant paradigm. i always thought this was a funny little thing. a little bit tongue in cheek because it contrasted so strongly with john who is a very established kind of guy. he wears conservative suits, suspenders, you look at him and think he's the last one for the paradigm. there was a purpose behind this and that is because the paradigms are really serious thing. paradigms are the conceptual models we use to make sense of things. we do this sometimes consciously, more often unconsciously but we like to think that we believe things when we see them. what psychologists tell us is that we tend to see things when we believe them. and paradigms are tho

thank you john we're checking back in on traffic which is still very slow. getting across the san mateo bridge, here's a pic of the drive from hayward over to the peninsula get on out there, i know you don't want to do it. but you got to make that drive it's going to be a slow one, but a choir and commuter at 31 minutes to make it from hayward off to one o one, the bay bridge traffic is another slow commute and you are stacked up from the maze and busy on the suspension to 60 minutes and okay average off to fremont street will check more brieges coming up james started >>breaking news just into our newsroom. we have presidential candidate senator bernie sanders in the hospital right now. his campaign says he had a blocked artery and so he had to undergo a procedure to insert 2 stents into that artery is canceled all campaign events until further notice we will continue to follow this storfor you bring you updates on his health as we get them. and on the kron 4 morning news excitement at the coliseum the a's getting ready to host a wild-card playoff game toni

pressure to stem the flow of arrivals john holdren reports from chiapas. oh they're protesting because they're stuck african migrants who've made the dangerous journey over thousands of kilometers up through latin america in the hope of reaching the u.s. but instead they've ended up here in tapachula south mexico. mexican government wary of incurring the wrath of american president donald trump won't let them cross the country to get to the u.s. buddha is only prepared to let them leave by the sound mandala. so for the last full months around a 1000 people have come through around the gates of the topic to live migrant the tensions and in limbo made out i was going to search them not even knock out look at the conditions here it rains every day camped amidst the water the authorities haven't told us anything we're being dehumanised. this both to next being caused by a change of policy in mexico before they give asian and african migrants permission to cross the country and leave by which have a border they could including the u.s. one. with the pressure fr

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john lawrence has more. >>president trump taking aim at the house impeachment inquiry what happened to the list they got. because they've been discredited. house democrats are investigating allegations the president abused his power by pushing ukraine to probe his political rivals. >>what we need to do is build is casa little fight. none of these witnesses have contradicted anything in the complaint. >>president trump wants republicans to get tough during this impeachment battle just like he says the democrats are. >>i think they're lousy politicians. but 2 things they have to vicious. >>house democrats did stick together monday halting gop led effort to bring a floor vote on a resolution to censure representative adam schiff among those leading the impeachment investigation, supporters of the bill said schiff is guilty of misleading conduct for exaggerating the phone call president trump had with his ukrainian counterpart schiff responded afterward tweeting that republicans lack the courage to confront the