we have beeny the truth to the american people. job as chairman of the to prevent influence peddling from happening in the future.of this. to create legislation hopefully bipartisan, that defines influence peddling and stops it from happening. need to stop ths and the bidens from continuing es in our public offices. thank you very [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 202 its caption conten mr. raskin: good morning, everybody. the crdst impeachment is treason, briberyd misdemeanors. we are still waiting for republican friends to articulate what they high crime and misdemeanor is in this case. we extremely far afield from the constitutional standard. nobody can state on the s what they think joe biden did even as a private citizen that would constitute some kind of criminal offense. their most recent star witness, alexander smirnoff, is now in at risk after being indicted by thy donald trump. david wei, for lying to the f.b.i. and leaving a false documentary record. this has been a comedy of errors from the beginning. a

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i have beeny the support and encouragement that i have received over the past couple of weeks as i havethe members oe knowing that e opportunity to work with and for all of you is both humbling and exciting. ái want to thank ronna mcdaniel for her grade envision is our chair -- great vision as our chair. she has been a friend and mentor, and i'm grateful for her leadership and service to the republican party and our cand■didat a[applause] i would also like to t mfamily. sam, michael, george, and mary kate. although they could nobe with us here today, school still calls come they have been amazingly supportive and i could not even contemplate this journey without having them beside me. finall i would like to thank president trump for his trust and su is no one who has been more focused on fighting for the american people, and i am grateful for the opportunity t p revitalize our great nation. >> but i just want to say again, thank you for entrusting me in thisi promised to work hard. i promise to do everything in my power. we need to make sure that nothing is left the questionmbet playing

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know , in the wake ralphie, you know, in the wake of october there has of october the 7th, there has beeni7th, there has been i put it to you, a very significant shift in british foreign policy in the attitudes of many of our public administrations. and i include much of the education system in this. and i just i don't know what you think, but i just feel there's a younger generation who just don't have much sympathy for israel . for israel. >> i think you're right. and i think i would even add something further to that, because this incident came not one week after a visibly jewish young patient at the royal manchester children's hospital was treated in the most appalling manner by nurses who were wearing pro—palestinian badges and paraphernalia, forced to be removed from his cubicle, have his cannula inserted on the floor. and this is a systematic problem that we're seeing on university campuses that we're seeing in in schools, primary schools , high schools that we're schools, high schools that we're seeing up and down the country , seeing up and down the country, and it needs to be cal

know , in the wake ralphie, you know, in the wake of october there has of october the 7th, there has beenie 7th, there has been i put it to you, a very significant shift in british foreign policy in the attitudes of many of our public administrations. and i include much of the education system in this. and i just i don't know what you think, but i just feel there's a younger generation who just don't have much sympathy for israel . for israel. >> i think you're right. and i think i would even add something further to that, because this incident came not one week after a visibly jewish young patient at the royal manchester children's hospital was treated in the most appalling manner by nurses who were wearing pro—palestinian badges and paraphernalia, forced to be removed from his cubicle, have his cannula inserted on the floor. and this is a systematic problem that we're seeing on university campuses that we're seeing in in schools, primary schools , high schools that we're schools, high schools that we're seeing up and down the country , seeing up and down the country, and it needs to be c

that they envision, the world they want that comes at our expense and at the expense of all that has beeniface is the inability to see how these things are intercedgreatest challenges is l with them as if they are interconnected. i think that's what life will be like on this planet will be determined by what we do or fail to do over the next two or three years. ) all of you and i appreciate you coming. >> thank you very much. chairman warner, vice chairman rubio, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to be here today alongside my colleagues to present dic's annual threat assessment. i want to thank publicly the intelligence community, from the collector to the analyst and everybody in between, we are presenting the result of their labor at this hearing and they work every day to make our country safe and prosperous and we are proud to represent them today. i want to th opportunity -- to take the opportunity to thank all of you. dic's relationship to its communities is critically important, and you work with us on a bipartisan basis, especially we are grateful for your cou

. >> i appreciate the process and has beenis been dragging on way too ols the funding so i really ask makehing in your can to expedite this process. and i believe food aid is a perfect example we did that usda authority to utilize and not allow parts and writeo future. mr. secretary you know i disagree with this administration on their position on profit 122 it. we have discussed this before. beenur really glad the supreme court rejected it. and i disagree somewhat comments i heard you made out loud to allow to enact laws is prop 12 i think you said the word was chaos. i don't think there's any evidence of this. hi an you can understand at least, maybe not agree with but why millions of voters like california and massachusetts the legislatures in michigan and new jersey are simply appalled by the way pigs and i chickens are treated in these large factory farms. when they are a mobilize immobilized in these tiny battery cages and these gestation crates. iop hope you can understand why they have taken action to ban these inhumane practices. if you don't understand greet their cruel prac

they have always beeni wanted to let him know that putin has in a news conference endorsed on trunk -rsed donald trump. i think he thinks of him as a useful idiot. will cut off money to ukraine and hand ukraine to putin. guest: the color has a good grasp of russian history. he is also taurean -- authoritarian. he has a broad -- and his goals as the russian president. i think putin exhibits a lot of the historical. this is of the russian federation -- historical prejudices of the russian federation. having lived through the 1990's and try to change russia despite alexei navalny and others who were optimistic about the ability of russia putin has tapped into this historical narrative that clearly has lasting power and simply will not go away. host: what about this question of progressive versus hegemony? guest: there is a question of autocracy and hegemony wanting to rule over people's. the answer is that russia has always been an empire. it has been a centralized state that can keep russia together. whether it is czars, secretaries, or presidents. there is a feeling that the only way t

herbs have beeni pulled some waltham butternut squash. >> staff say they're already seeing many communityry excited about what this is going >> library spokeswoman jamiely. wong says it's inspired her to participate, too. and all of this, she says, is a sign of how out beyond much in tune with the library's mission, which is to help people to grow and to learn, find new hobbies, just discover new things about themselves. >> we're trying to engage a space where community members can talk to each other. can learn, learn together.úwhen we get to witness that, it's very, heartwarming. yeah >> for the bayview location is one of three pilot programs so farl along with the potrero and portola branches, and san francisco there is enough interest, they're open to expanding the program in the newsroom. jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news some together for a special 105 yeare of alice darrow. >> she's one of the last surviving u.s. navy nurses who took care of american service members who were wounded in the 1941. one of her patients wasnt- nearly killed in the water after being blown off his boat du

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