garcia are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against donald trump. that a message be sent to the senate to inform the senate of these appointments and that the managers may, in connection with the preparation and conduct of the trial, may exhibit articles of impeachment to the senate and take all other actions necessary, which may include the following. employing legal, clerical, and other assistance and incurring other expenses as may be necessary to be paid from amount available to the committee on the judiciary under applicable expense resolutions. number two, persons and papers filing with the secretary of the senate on the part of the house, any pleadings and conjunction with or subsequent to the exhibition of the articles of impeachment that of the managers may consider necessary. i will now read the articles of impeachment. house resolution 755, impeaching donald trump, president of the united states, for high crimes and misdemeanors. resolved. the president, donald trump, president of the united states, is impeached for high crimes and misdem

. >> it is about donald trump putting donald trump first, not the american people. >> you have a president who puts america first. >> our economy is booming, wages are rising and america is the envy of the entire world. the united states military launched a flawless precision strike that killed the world's number one terrorist. great percentages of people right now because of this [bleep >> crazy bernie sanders and washington democrats are outraged that we killed this terrorist monster. >> donald rick is taking us pell-mell towards another war. >> he is going from crisis to crisis, escalation to escalation. >> we have a president who is lying again and could drag us into a war. >> washington democrats have never been more extreme than they are now. >> i have been the object of his affection more than anybody else. i have taken all the city can deliver. >> we will pay for everybody's health insurance, schooling. they want to take away your private health insurance. >> medicare for all, we take on greed and profiteering. >> we need to start with what is happening in america. >> i don't belie

who is the they referred to by donald trump? putting forth the baseless conspiracy theory that the ukrainians, not the russians were behind the hack of the democratic national committee server in 2016. they means russia. they means putin. they are enemies of the united states. not a single witness who testified before the house knew of any factual basis were donald trump believed in the crowd strike ukraine fairytale. to the contrary, the us intelligence community and this senate intelligence committee assessed that russia interfered in the 2016 election. as doctor fiona hill testified, the theory that ukraine interfered in the 2016 election is, quote, a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services. the conspiracy theory that donald trump advanced on the july 20 fifth phone call is stone cold russian propaganda. as early as february of 2017 vladimir putin began to promote this lie during a press conference saying, quote, the ukrainian government adopt a unilateral position in favo

trump talking to him at mara lago and he posted it to twitter right after donald trump said this. >> i don't know him. i guess i had pictures taken which i do with thousands of people. i don't know him at all, don't know what he's about where he comes from. >> he is lying. >> reporter: tonight the picture was this one, joseph body says it shows donald trump talking to parnas in december of 2016. parnas claims donald trump knew exactly what was going any alleged ukrainian pressure campaign and wants to testify about it in the senate trial that started today which is precisely what democrats want. >> when you have a trial you hear from witnesses. that's what we do in the united states and i hope mcconnell will allow those witnesses to testify. >> but republicans argue he's not a credible witness because he's facing indictment. >> the guy is crooked is a snake and we are not going to slow down -- >> raise your right hand, do solemnly swear -- >> two hours before john roberts swore in senators to start the third impeachment trial in us history another frustrating development for the pres

donald trump signed an executive order to create the commission in october. a case that could make it easier to use public money for religious schools is on the supreme court docket today. justices will argue over a montana scholarship program to make schools eligible for state tax credits. argue the ruling in favor could drain traditional public school funding. a ruling is expected in june. fox news alert, democrats go 0-11 with amendments for impeachment. >> the amendment is tabled. the motion to table is agreed to. the motion is tabled. >> reporter: james comeare says democrats are trying to overturn the will of the voters and he joined us next. if you thought the campaign trail was up, watch. >> get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. >> look what happened to pete buttigieg, the awkward silence during the campaign stop in iowa. what happened to the real men of america? before we suffer a full-on masculinity crisis, unleash your potential test x180 ignite from force factor. boost testosterone to fuel desire and build lean muscle in the

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donald trump. >> um-hmm, you get donald trump's personal choice of the guy he'd most like to succeed him. >> this turns out to be harvard law professor versus harvard law pro percent. alan dershowitz on the floor of the senate being challenged by professor lawrence tribe who is a constitutional law professor. he has greater stature on the subjects. professor tribe is going to join us in this hour. >> nice. >> to respond to the dershowitz argument that no matter what the impeachment managers say about donald trump, none of it -- none of it is an impeachable offense. >> the dershowitz v. dershowitz argument is the most impressive argument of the week i have to say. seeing him argue against his former self. seemed both he and ken starr concede. these arguments will not be joined by most of the legal profession. nevertheless, take it from us, both of whom have -- famous for publicly arguing the exact opposite in this lifetime. >> it's going to be fair this hour. dershowitz and tribe versus dershowitz. we have a referee for it. >> oh. >> i think i'm going to turn to a third harvard profes

you're either for donald trump or you are against donald trump. and he wants to-- he wants to encourage everybody to see it his way, so he steps in to all of these and makes his voice heard and makes his muscle felt. >> narrator: it was effective. flake's own votersurned on him. >> i think he knew at that time that i was out of sth a at-- that he reped morease, of their feelings than i did. >>e will make america great again. ank you, arizona, god bless you. thank you, thank you. >> narrator: flake understood what it meant: his senate >> the senator from arizona. >> i decided to pull the pin.ag none of my cols knew it, at that point. but i told a few of them, "you may want to come to e floor." but anger and resentment are not a governing philosophy. the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens t us into a fearful, backward-looking people. in the case of the republican party, those things also threaten to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking minority party. >> i think there was relief among a lot of, of members ofic the repu party that finall

that is donald trump's policy. that is donald trump's policy. we should use diplomacy and not in the military, work with allies. it is hard to distinguish how in many ways other than hating trump how they were offering different solutions. >> with talk troop withdrawal from the middle east and listen to elizabeth warren. >> we need to get combat troops out, with more safety for the united states and the region, we need to work with our allies and use economic tools and diplomatic tools. >> he is not alone in this. rand paul want to get to the middle of the least. >> and the result of that and isis exploded. and he gets criticized for putting troops in and the enormous irony is to work with allies. every friend and ally wants troops there. and to bring forces back, those are contradictory statements. >> to keep the economy moving. >> the phase i trade deal with china. >> we need a policy that actually helps our workers and farmers. >> which party's approach is best for the american worker and their bottom line? the political panel on deck to deba

tell donald trump -- lindsey graham -- tell donald trump to go to hiell. said he was unfit to be president of the united states. unfit to be commander in chief, that it was troubling how much he was complementing vladimir putin, and then, of course, this same governor from south carolina had the audacity to compare the impeachment of donald j. trump to a lynching. he called it a lynching. now -- i don't know champion lindsey to believe, because, of course -- >> a lot of them. >> there are a lot of lindseys there. >> got to be cybill tonight. a lot of lindsey grahams. and south carolinians, got to be concerned about which lindsey they're getting at the election because he changes all the time. but majority of americans i don't think they think it's "a lynching." they don't think it's people going out -- the overwhelming majority of americans want a fuller trial, want a fairer trial, want relevant witnesses, believe donald trump obstructed this investigation, believe that donald trump abuseded powers of his office 63% of people under 30 in america think dona

heather: goes to what donald trump tweeted yesterday. democrats don't want a witness trade because shifty shifts, the bidens, the fake whistleblower and releasing the transcripts, the informer and democrat disasters would be a big problem for them. we heard chuck schumer say that is not what we are going to do. we are not going to talk about the possibility of that with republicans. >> that is up your mark of what is so unfair about this. you have chuck schumer saying the president's defense team which thus far has not been able to prevent witnesses as democrats call their witnesses in the house. the defense team is not had access to the transcript of the inspector general for the intelligence community, we don't know the identity of the whistleblower or his connection to various democratic officials in context. all these things would be allowed in a normal criminal trial. the defendant would be allowed to present the evidence, from the start of the case to the end of the case. heather: tray gouty agrees with you. >> the vice president,

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

to donald trump. keep in mind sondland does not take notes and admitted that if he could have seen his own documents prior to testifying he would have remembered more. but morrison and taylor took extensive notes at the time, testified based on those notes and sondland, this is important, said he did not dispute any of the accounts of morrison and taylor. let's look at what morrison and taylor said about the september 7th phone call. here is tim morrison's understanding of the trump sondland call. >> a few days later on september 7th you spoke again to ambassador sondland who told you he had just gotten off the phone with donald trump, is that right? >> that is correct. >> what did ambassador sondland tell you that donald trump said to him? >> if i recall the conversation correctly this was where ambassador sondland related there was no quid pro quo but volodymyr zelinsky had to make a statement and had to want to do it. >> by that point did you understand that the statement related to the biden into

. >> the ruby demo the next donald trump that wants to think donald trump is the smart one. >> a cnn panel of gop strategist rick wilson, new york times columnist and host don lemon dissented into a prolonged trashing of trump voters on live tv. >> that was good, sorry. >> on msnbc's morning joe, mortician tissues while insulting trump's impeachment defense team. >> can i get some help appear? >> this and clip went viral they.5 million views and climbing, the backlash was severe, the president tweeting don lemon, the dumbest man in television, trump campaign manager saw potential political advantage reminding voters of 2016 when hillary clinton called trump voters deplorables. >> it is bad for journalism. tough to have a person who hates your guts but that's your job, to deliver the news even if it is being made by somebody you don't like. >> not just democratic media accused of the leaders in, supporters of bernie sanders have been dismissed in a documentary, hillary clinton says of bernie sanders, quote, nobody likes him. i feel so bad that people got sucked into. strongly irish sa

that goes for a lot of things that donald trump says. there is a willingness to suspend some of your normal becauses to a candidate you are so frustrated with both political parties. i think the thing that has really stuck out to me in the aftermath of this election is that both political parties, both establishment republicans and establishment democrats, to me and to voters have shown very little reflection on what they did, why they lost to that guy. in everyday life, if you lose something, let's just say football -- you lose to a terrible team. what most coaches and teammates "dear god, weay lost to that!" i have not seen either party go that."od, we lost to what they see a lot of is that they are made fun of by the press or the establishment. that is not going to win those voters back. i'm not saying that means that donald trump wins, i'm saying that there is still a lack of trying to reach out or reflect on why they lost to that guy. a formeron miller, trump advisor indicating in our conversation earlier today that he still thinks

donald trump's reelection campaign. upon release of record of the call donald trump claimed the call was perfect. far from perfect, the call record revealed a president who used his high office to personally and directly press the leader of a foreign country to do political dirty work, asking for a favor, donald trump insisted that president zelinski investigate a political opponent, joe biden, as well as the baseless conspiracy theory that ukraine, not russia, interfered in the 2016 election to assist then candidate trump's opponent. witnesses who listens to the call as it transpired testified they immediately recognized these requests did not represent official us policy and instead were politically charged appeals not appropriate for a president to make. key witnesses emphasize it was not necessary that ukraine actually undertake the investigations, only that the ukrainian president announced. donald trump's objective was not to encourage a foreign government to investigate legitimate allegations of misconduct, wrong

donald trump knows this. why else would he be trying so hard to prevent mick mulvaney from testifying before you? that are at least four reasons why his testimony is critical. to begin with, as acting white house chief of staff and head of the office of management and budget make more veiny has firsthand knowledge of donald trump's efforts to shakedown ukraine and pressure its new president into announcing phony investigations. mister mulvaney was in the loop at each critical stage. he was in the loop in the planning of the scheme. he was in the loop in its implementation and he was in the loop when the scheme fell apart. he even admitted publicly that the aid was withheld in order to pressure ukraine into announcing an investigation designed to elevate the president's political standing. mister more veiny -- mulvaney more than any other witness accepting the president has firsthand insight into the decision to withhold $391 million in military and security aid to a vulnerable ukraine without justification. i

because they think they all voted for donald trump. she just won a much much narrower portion of them than previous democratic candidates. the working classes always sort of had a challenge with both local parties. from supporting union ideals to minimum wage also to the environment. and tax cuts. it depends on where you are located as a working-class boater as to how you see either party, i think. >> last time we talked on c-span radio you are getting ready for your thanksgiving nndinner with your italian scot irish family. my question is, what was the political conversation like a thanksgiving and what is it like over christmas meal with your family? >> my entire family voted for trump. which is interesting. there is a variety of different they come from a variety different places whether they have masters degrees are phd's order live in the suburbs or live in the city but there's really no big disagreement among my family in fact, he's my family sort of as an early barometer to understand what was going on. i remember when he came d

what will donald trump do after being vindicated? when he feels he has escaped impeachment unscathed. remember the last time donald trump declared victory against our nation's checks and balances? special counsel robert mueller had just testified before congress about russia's interference in the 2016 election. the day after mueller's testimony, president trump picked up the phone and asked the newly elected ukrainian president to meddle in our upcoming election by telling him to, quote, do us a favor, though. and to look into joe biden and his son hunter. joining me now, bill weld, former republican governor of massachusetts. he is running for the republican presidential nomination against president trump. and he has tweeted yesterday. governor, good to see you. you tweeted yesterday, worth noting that the oath administered to our senators by chief justice roberts requires fealty to the constitution and laws. it says nothing about loyalty to a political party or to donald trump. your views are clear on this, bill weld. but this is t

prejudice about donald trump. they think he is a warmonger that he is some unstable crazy person who want -- i don't know what they think he wants to do, they let those prejudices get in the way of every development in the world that comes along and they jump to the worst case scenario and sounds like they are almost cheering for something bad to happen to donald trump if you shut up and listen to the president and listen to what he wants you have a pretty good idea what he is going for. >> he said this was de-escalating on both sides and we are done here and we will talk about sanctions but not military action. tommy jeter, spokesman for president obama two i'm glad trump has chosen to de-escalate the situation but to be clear this is trump drawing a red line with iran that he's not enforcing. i want things to calm down but reporters should realize a whole unequally they deal with democrats and republicans when it comes to war. we can hear charlie having a chuckle over that. >> some of the initial reports that ca

nancy pelosi take on donald trump. but today, we're learning about another showdown that surprised even steve bannon. the new book "a very stable genius" details how nancy pelosi challenged donald trump at a reception the monday after his inauguration. quote, pelosi assumed trump would open the conversation on a unifying note. such as by quoting the founding fathers or the bible. instead, the new president began with a lie. you know, i won the popular vote. he claimed that there had been widespread fraud with three to five million illegal votes for clinton. pelosi interjected, well, mr. president, that's not true, she said. there's no evidence to support what you just said. and if we're going to work together, we have to stipulate to a certain set of facts. end quote. according to the book, the white house chief strategist at the time, steve bannon, whispered to his colleagues, quote, she's gonna get us. total assassin. she's an assassin. zerlina maxwell and jennifer rubin are back with us. zerlina, this is a constantl

we are live with how donald trump plans to respond as the rogue regime ramps up its anti-american rhetoric and apocalyptic scenes australia, overnight the rural air force one through ferocious flames as the search for signs of life, we are live in city work conditions are expected to get worse before they get better. >> 3, 2, one, 0, ignition, lift off. >> we have liftoff, the united states space force officially taking flight. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ taking me higher ♪ higher ♪ higher off the ground ♪ higher ♪ higher ♪ higher off the ground ♪ heather: you are watching "fox and friends first" this tuesday, thank you for starting your day renting it with us. we begin with a fox news alert breaking overnight iran designates the american military is a terrorist organization following the takedown of the country's top military leader. rick leventhal joins us from jerusalem is iran's revolutionary guard says will, quote, set ablaze places supported by the us. >> that rhetoric has ratcheted up over the past 48 hours or so including those threats from iran to set

donald trump''s presidency is on the line. he could be removed from office but the great expectation is that will not be the case because his republican partyty o senate. majority in the >> the impeachment process in the united states enshrined in enshrined in the u.s. constitution ensures that no one is above the law, not even thehe presidedent. >> for the fouounding g fathersf the united states, protection against abuse of power was written into the constitution before they even defined the contours of the presidency. their solution, impeachchment. of the two section four constitution lays out the grounds for impeachment, treason and bribery as well as other high crimes and misdemeanors. the offense does not nececessary have to be a crime. any grave act or pattern of unethicacal behavior could suffice. with aness starts with investigation historically led by the house judiciary committee. lawmakers debate and lay out the grounds for impeachment followed by a vote on the charges. if the articles of impeachment are approved, t

and the south african billionaire has apologized for telling us president donald trump that africa. there was outrage after his remarks but it wasn't such a bad thing to say. hello i'm christine wendell welcome to deeds every news africa it's good to have your company in kenya trash is trisha the waste collection business is a source of money for both those in poverty and those in power poor people collect recyclable material for small change and government officials also have to receive thousands in bribes for awarding big god big collection contracts now this is the dam doral landfill site in the capital nairobi it was supposed to be closed yes ago but as all correspondent reports it's a gold mine and too many people are profiting from it including criminal gangs. every morning thousands of scavengers in nairobi kenya stream to the tent or a dump site where the global trash business has become a multimillion dollar venture the people here try to and if you dollars a day picking and selling waste to make ends meet it's a dangerous place by gangs and cartels rule with violence. it's

senate should listen to what donald trump keeps repeating. four times in the past week donald trump has tweeted a simple direct message. read the transcript. we agree, mister president. that is what americans have been seeking since this process started. left us read the actual written document. while donald trump is imploring americans to read the transcript, he is simultaneously preventing them from doing so. donald trump released a summary memo, not a transcript of his july 20 fifth call. right on page one of the document says this. caution. a memorandum of a telephone conversation is not a verbatim transcript of the discussion. in his tweets donald trump is very clear, he wents americans to, quote, read the transcript. not a memo, not a partial summary of a staffer as recollection, to gloss over what could be key portions of the call, spun into the best possible light. now. that tweet doesn't have the same ring to it. donald trump must make the actual written record available today, but he hasn't. why? why keep a perfect call locked away

so news flash to donald trump. in real life military distraction tactics do not alter the reality of impeachment. john, i want to read you a little thing from usa today and it's called the pitt falls of impeachment diplomacy. this is after robert mueller was reported. presidents often turn to foreign policy. nixon made one foreign trip in 1973 but visited ten countries in the month before his resignation. bill clinton visited palestinian territory is that the sort of explanation for what we're seeing here with donald trump? >> well, i'm always reluctant, joy, to draw a direct line between, say, the -- a strike on soleimani and something like impeachment. i was when bill clinton was president. president trumps have a lot of things going on at the same time and certainly with this president, he is so impulsive that the idea of deliberately choosing distractions or diversions from what's going on has never entirely seemed to make sense to me but there are many reasons to be concerned about the choice we're making even

there's no documents with regard to donald trump. donald trump or -- >> no, you are don't. >> why? >> because it's hearsay, chris. >> no, no, no. if he wants to say he met with donald trump and he can't prove it, dismiss it, rule it out. this is about what the president motivated. how do we know he motivated it? the omb emails. he put a stop to aid. why? parnas, written notes, get them to investigate, make zelensky say it, the rudy giuliani engagement letter, speaker conversations with rudy giuliani saying listen to lev like it was me for the president. >> let me tell you -- so when you look at this, if you want -- we could put all this stuff behind us if adam schiff and nancy pelosi said we are going to call joe and hunter biden. now, republicans say that hunter biden worked for a ukrainian gas company owned by a corrupt oligarch. hunter knows nothing about gas or ukraine. his dad, the vice president was in charge of foreign policy in the ukraine. if you think you can put a nail in trump's coffin by brings them in and saying we were doing nothing wrong, donald trump was going afte

to conduct proceedings concerning the impeachment of donald trump, president of the united states. >> commanded to keep silent while the house of representatives articles of impeachment against donald trump president of the united states. the managers on the part of the house will now proceed. mr. president, the managers onat the partre of the house of representatives are present and ready to present the articlesmef impeachment which have been preferred by the house of donaldntatives against trump, president of the united states. the resolution which would permission of the senate i will read house resolution 798 appointing and authorizing managers for the peach with trial of donald trump, president of the united states mr. jeffries, mr. crowe and mr. c. a texas are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against donald trump president of thehe united states that the message be sent to the senate for these appointments and the managers in connection with preparation and conduct of the trial exhibit articles of impeachment to the senate and take all other actions necessary

carolina: el presidente donald trump dijo hoy que irÁn nunca tendrÁ armas nucleares, y sugiriÓ que los iranÍes dieron marcha atrÁs luego del lanzar bombas a unas bases estadounidenses en irak, indicÓ que no causaron baja ya que el sistema de alerta previa funcionÓ muy bien. " me complace informarle usted y al pueblo estadounidense que debe sentirse extremadamente agradecido y feliz, ningÚn estadounidense resultÓ herido en el ataque de anoche por el rÉgimen iranÍ. no sufrimos bajas, todos nuestros soldados estÁn seguros y solamente hubo un daÑo mÍnimo en nuestras bases militares. carolina: de acuerdo con sus palabras luego anunciÓ que su gobierno impondrÁ sanciones severas contra irÁn hasta que su gobierno cambie su conducta. borja: y tambiÉn donald trump justificÓ la reciente ejecución del general qasem soleimani, indicando que era responsable del asesinato de muchos estadounidenses y que era promotor de terrorismo, y de las prÁcticas que usan grupos terroristas de teherÁn. exhortÓ a aliados europeos al salir de la acuerdo europeo por irÁn. carolina: el mandatario

in donald trump's washington? >> you know, joe, i hate to say this, but i think comments like senator blackburn's illustrate that she's looking over her shoulder at donald trump. she's wanting to score points with donald trump. she's not looking over her shoulder at the american people, and i think that's really what this is going to come down to. >> yeah. >> the senators have been watching as we all have, but the public has been watching. we're heading towards a november election. i think we can safely predict that donald trump will be acquitted, but what does the public take from this? do they take the kind of sneers blackburn comments? the republican disinterest? or were they listening to adam schiff in that last, long excerpt we showed from what he said last night in concluding, where he said, you know donald trump. you can't trust him. the people hear that, and how are they going to respond at the polls? i think that's really what it comes down to in these last days. >> and bring in gate hake. she was tweetin

a lot of democrats, people who do not like donald trump constantly hear them say donald trump has embarrassed america on the world stage but yet he is there with the facts and how our economy is thriving so who is it that is embarrassing us on the world stage if democrats are so focused on impeachment when he is doing this job? >> we are not embarrassed, donald trump said the european state doesn't work, the europeans have to spend less time torturing themselves about economy and all the rest and more time growing the pie. they have to do more on defense, these are things they don't want to hear democrats don't want to hear. what was one of the first things barack obama did when he took office, sliced the defense budget to have more money to spend on welfare. the world we live in when we don't have enough aircraft carriers to cover europe, the middle east and china, the south pacific, who put us in that situation? the democrats. they've got their priorities wrong. of any was embarrassing america it is the gaining on capitol hill with this bogus trial. >> donald trump has not gone overseas and

at all donald trump have to sneak in and out of london. as a joke on the lake area because it could the stunned the couple of public protests even boris johnson is embarrassed by him yes to support him for geopolitical reasons but boris johnson actually pleaded with him to stay away during the election because it goes to by donald trump could have led to electoral disaster in britain ok and it's most of the can't stay with us it's not like you know you said want to worry about this you had one thing riot jumping in are wondering all right go ahead. yeah you know let me tell you i think the one thing that you said that is right is that he's a show man and he's all appearance and that's what one everybody in 2016 he promised to put america 1st and he hasn't done any of that the only thing he's done is he's sold himself to the saudi government we're fighting wars that aren't even r's. this is ridiculous and you seem to think that he's appealing to the american people how by using our tax paying dollars to fund wars that aren't even ours or i

jorge: el juicio del siete donald trump. los demÓcratas incluyen tres dÍas de exposiciÓn de su caso en contra de por ciento donald trump. hoy lo acusaron de obstruir al congreso y sostienen que si el senado no lo des -- destituye volver a abusar. [hablan en inglÉs] " el presidente intentÓ hacer trampa y lo atraparon, luego trabajo duro para ocultarlo " . advirtieron que si el senado no lo destituye volverÁn a a abusar de su poder. sylvia garcÍa continÚa presentando su caso contra donald trump. dice estar optimista de convencer a los republicanos que voten a favor de nuevos testigos. >> es posible que uno o dos los aprueben. reportera: un republicano atacÓ a garcÍa herido que su presentaciÓn era engaÑosa. republicanos dicen que los demÓcratas repiten mÁs de lo mismo >> puedo decirles que cuando yo hice mi presentaciÓn todos estaban escuchando. reportera: hablamos con jerry nadler, conversaciÓn que no pudo ser grabada por la cÁmara debido a las restricciones en el senado, cuando le preguntamos cuÁles son las

recordemos que maÑana es el turno a la defensa al presidente donald trump. carolina: te agradecemos por la informaciÓn.hablando de la conferencia de prensa el lÍder de la minorÍa del senado decía que hablaba del factor tiempo, decÍa que muchos republicanos en este proceso serÍan mucho mÁs largos y tienen que llamar testigos. sin embargo, Él cree que el presidente donald trump si lo quiera hacer mÁs rápido deberÍa dejar el privilegio ejecutivo. al mismo tiempo tambiÉn comparaba con lo ocurrido en su momento con el expresidente richard nilson quien intentÓ tambiÉn bloquear el testimonio de varios testigos e invocar ese privilegio ejecutivo, pero el partido republicano en ese momento no se lo permitiÓ. borja: tambiÉn hablÓ en la conferencia de prensa de que instaba al ala de los republicanos a que votaran por ellos para admitir a nuevos testigos del juicio polÍtico. hemos visto que tenÍan que convencer a cuatro en el inicio de este proceso polÍtico,veremos si a lo largo de las comparecencias son capaces de convencer a cuatro republicanos que

ask an asthma specialist about fasenra. .. >> shannon: president trump was elected shannon: donald trump was elected after promising to get tough with adversaries like iran after president obama tried a different approach. donald trump saying tonight qasem soleimani should have been killed long ago. in november of 2016 after the election bret baer examined how the obama administration dealt with iranian aggression and how that influence donald trump's thinking at the time. >> on january 12th, '10 american sailors were captured by iran's revolutionary guard after mistakenly entering iranian waters. this video was later released showing them held at gunpoint kneeling before their captors and apologizing. >> it was a mistake that was our fault. >> not so long ago the world might have awaited a response from an outraged america like fast and furious. instead the us secretary of state was soon sounding grateful to iran. >> i want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response. >> the entire episode seemed to point to a new world that has been emerging these past sev

yet, i think they're going to fall with donald trump. and it will be because of not listening to what the brother says, the teachings of jesus. i mean, if i'm a christian that means i'm a follower of jesus and what jesus said, what he did has got to be foundational for me. so this book is just all about what are his questions. you know, what could he ask of us and what did he prompt others to ask and how do we follow him in 2020? is the most important question. so it's not political left, right. i'm saying don't go left, don't go right, go deeper. go deeper in the -- into what jesus said and did and that's what this debate is all about. >> justin is an evangelical and a voter. go ahead. >> caller: hey, merry christmas. >> to you too. >> caller: merry christmas, i haven't heard you say that. >> merry christmas, blessed christmas, it's my favorite season always every year. >> caller: you're telling me that if i vote for trump i'm going to hell? >> no no no no. that kind of talk is what we have had too much of. i trust your integrity, your

this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the pressure builds for donald trump's former national security adviser to give evidence at the u.s. president's impeachment trial. morning they did in the libyan city of misrata but they vow to keep fighting the fight of forces of war totally for half the. head remembering the horrors of war survivors share their stories 75 years after being freed from a tour is nazi death camp. warnings are being issued to travelers heading to china as the death toll from the corona virus outbreak rises to 106 the number of people infected by the illness is now more than 4000 after the virus broke out in earlier this month canada has confirmed 2 cases of the virus and he's warning citizens against travel to the u.s. state department has urged americans to reconsider travel to any part of china it's got hard the joins us now from beijing scott to bring us up to speed now on what the situation is in there both with restrictions and also how this continues to spread so quickly. yes exactly stan and one thing to add with the u.s. government they are going t

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donald trump, one more political truth that donald trump just tore to shreds. it's just not the case anymore, is it? >> yeah. no. it's not just about paid marketing and donald trump's good at that. but it's about on the ground field. and field requires volunteers. >> except in states like california and texas and these super-tuesday states. you just can't get on the ground fast enough, can you? >> there's not enough time because there's only like three days between south carolina and super-tuesday. but for those candidates who've managed to attract volunteers and are doing some of the field work, field has become way more important in this day of segmented media. >> and trump has -- sorry -- bloomberg has hundreds of people in the super-tuesday states who have been at work for weeks, if not months. it's not just the paid advertising. they're all over the place because he's got the money to do everything at once. and that's what we've never seen before. >> let me ask really quickly. we have to go but you have obviously been following this for a very long time. a

president, that completes the exhibition of the articles of impeachment against donald trump, president of the united states. the manager's request that the senate take order for the trial, the managers request leave to withdraw. >> thank you, mr. schiff. the senate will notify the house of representatives when it is ready to proceed to trial. >> thank you, senator. i appreciated that. i attended the senate in conformity with your notice for the purpose of joining with you for the trial of the president of the united states. i am prepared to take the oath. >> will you place your left hand on the bible and raise your right hand? do you solemnly swear that in all things pertaining to the trial of the impeachment of donald trump, president of the united states, now pending, you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws, so help you god? >> i do. >> god bless you. >> thank you very much. will administer the oath to all senators in the chamber in conformance with article one, section three, clause six of the constitution and the senate impeachment rules . will all

now the ball is in donald trump's court. if he decides to respond the ayatollah has said and told his people the next targets will be allies in the region. that could include israel and the gulf states. if the president doesn't respond presumably the iranian's won't be firing anymore missiles but this is all wait and see. shannon: over your span of time as a journalist you have covered multiple war zones. what do you think iran was trying to accomplish in this? >> they were trying to send a message. you kill one of our generals we are going to be strong in our response and attack your bases where your troops are located. thousands of us troops not hearing israel but very iraq and at those bases they were under attack, they sent a measured response. they fired the missiles and sent a message that we responded so they could appease their people that we did what we needed to do. >> overnight donald trump a will address the nation this morning, we don't know what time that will happen. democrats already reacting claiming the, qu

i trust donald trump to do what is best for the country. we will have a chance to talk about what he has done for you and your family, the idea that a politician says he can't serve anymore because he has been so self-centered. as to adam schiff's discussion about why we need to remove the president, you saw something. something that needs to be resolved at the ballot box. >> before the issue of the trial we are engaged in, take a couple seconds, the concerns spread around the country is there have been two documented cases in the united states. a bipartisan briefing from the national institute of health, experts in this policy area. where the virus was first identified as a doctor, identify, diagnose, contain and prevent additional spread by limiting the number of people that are coming to the united states who made the at risk of bringing that disease and in a number of airports putting checks on that because one of the first symptoms his fever. we know the people who have been diagnosed have been to that region and seems the incubation t