home so they can live happily ever after. >> thank you so much. good to have you here. have a great night. see you back here tomorrow night. >> the democratic party and civil war over impeachment. one side once the president tarred and father so president can rightly take over. the other side claims the push is political suicide. with the hysteria destroy democrats and help the president when pre-election flex house judiciary committee voted to approve guidelines for impeachment hearings. there still a lot of confusion about what that actually means. mark democrats serious about removing the present? according to the judiciary committee, this is not a drill. >> some called us inquiry.

some call it an investigation. there's no legal difference between them arguing about it. let me clear up any doubt, the investigation closes a threat t our democracy. you have an obligation to aspire to this and we are doing so. >> the top republican on the committee says this is nothing more than a photo op. >> what happened today is great. the committee has become a giant instrument builder. >> the difference between formal impeachment proceedings is a world apart. >> i don't know what an instagram is. my children told me that. >> even nancy pelosi says the impeachment plan is ridiculous. the whole thing, she wants it all to disappear.

>> are you uncomfortable with the term impeachment, ishere another term we should be using? >> why is it you are hung up on the board over here when lives are at stake over there flex. >> did chief get botox? its democrat on democrat action. so hot. the president sets his money is on nancy. >> i don't think she's scared of anything. i think she's a smart woman and she knows what she's doing. >> medico. ♪ that's what nancy is saying to her cosmetologist. democrats want to pick a fight or they returning to push impeachment to appease their trump hating face?

cat is in the house along with executive director daniel turner, an ohio state democratic senator, welcome all. let's pull this apart. there seems to be very blurred line between politics and accountability. with some of nadler's statements, it seems that all he's doing, he's laying his cards on the table, he's just trying to calm the president as opposed to holding the seat. >> politics happening in washington, i am like color me shocked. i think at this.mech, democrats are playing a dangerous game because all we are doing is trying to appease a very vocal yet small group of activists

amongst democrats in places like jerry nadler's district but not in places like ohio and michigan and other places across the country that want to see legislators and law makers do just that and that is make love rather than chase their own tales. if there was something legitimate -- >> tension between jerry nadler and nancy pelosi? >> i don't know. very different things that i think there's probably sign off on the going through this, to appease that group. >> all they want to do is have a line on the campaign. the third president in history who's been impeached. however, this is a dangerous road for future democrat presidents. if you are going t take president with financial, because of past business deals, you won't have a present oprah. >> who would want to run for president at this time?

are talking about an outsider joining but if you're just not an establishment person, michael for the risk? i think trump made a smart move by complement think nancy pelosi think she's smart because he knows she's in a tight spot and she will be his biggest ally. >> it's something different when he's putting her against the squad and forming up the lottery brew but he doesn't have to do that here. he can kind of complement her because he knows that drives her crazy. so what's the ending here? >> that's what i want to know. the only possible and games there could be is political points with subbase because it's not going to happen. it would never get through the senate. everybody knows that. why are they spending so much time and effort and passion out?g to donow

it's not smart in love or politics either to waste your energy on something that you know will not work out. i learned that the hard way. >> is mike expecting to get pregnant through self gratification? remark. [laughter] >> you cannot expect that unless you have a vibrating turkey baster. >> that's not going to be with anything here. i do try to figure out what exactly they are trying to do because some republicans are not happy with the president but if he were impeached and railroaded for those things, it would push him right in the republican column. you're just activating a whole group of people thought otherwise be stagnant. >> that's right. i think this is one of the

biggest, they've been playing this right into the hands of president trump. they don't stand for everything anything unless it's against trump. if you've got a big thing, you have to go for the big things. democrats, former acting fbi director, andrew, he could wind up in the next orange is the new black. the department of justice didn't deny them to avoid criminal charges for leaking information about the afghan investigation into the clinton foundation, it serviced the inspector general report and quickly led to his firing. earlier this year, he denied all charges. >> never intentionally misled call me. just getting another issue. the fact is, that report, i've

been reading positive reports for 20 years, it's not the product of any investigation. >> i don't even know what he was trying to say. they will sue him over his firing and he demanded his job back. sound like a gig, for helping the deep state go after the president and somebody like james comey is next. it seems as though any thing has been softened but mccabe could be in real trouble. what does the denial mean flex. >> this is a rough situation. there's so much dirt between call me and lisa and all of that, -- they are all inter- regulated and married. my wife works for your uncle ans going to come out here.

i think the fbi is so tarnished, people have lost confidence in it. maybe there won't be any -- >> that's a good point. would it take someone like him to reinstall that confidence? as libertarians, we've been looking at this for a long time think people have way too much power. it's such a magnet for the abuse we've seen here. >> you're not supposed to lie. nobody learns that when they are very young. if he went to kindergarten, then he probably knows what he was doing was wrong. let alone when you have such a prominent position in the fbi. you're not just describing yourself, or discrediting the entire institution. he just got that new job, to take a bunch of time off to go to prison.

>> is it like jerry duty? are you employment protected? >> i think it's all contingent upon the negotiation. >> my next closet is in there. >> i can't embarrass the organization. however, in my protected? i would like to see some accountability somewhere. in addition, i would like to see some questions insert because there's so much standing that even the propriety or tarnishes. i think that's one of the big issues surrounding all of the questions with the fbi misconduct and leaks in the

concept of a deep state, is a concern but a few bad apples have indeed showered the whole bunch when there are good people still trying to do the right thing in law enforcement and -- >> it's like you have an orchard of good apples. you have people who work really hard at this trying to make the country safer and better and then you have a couple of dumb domes that are warm infested as a top who are ruining it for everybody. >> it seems like the last administration, the same four people were in charge of those investigations. everything from russia probe to hillary e-mail probe, everything is at the same time. >> i have to be honest, i can't keep any of these people straight. i need a diagram and pictures -- >> the weekend is coming up. you have plenty of time. a great weekend for crafting. we can have strings and colored

sharpies. if you want the hurricane bigger, use one of those colors. >> very sad. the panel is fantastic tonight. we got a lot more coming up, a little later on. california passed a bill that allows athletes to get paid in the ncaa, they claim it's unconstitutional. so who is right? later, we are digging deeper, little-known facts about the democrat. the only democrat you have to pay attention to tonight. let's take a look.

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welcome back. sharing is caring unless you are the ncaa in which their sharing is out of the question. lawmakers passed a bill that would allow college athletes to earn money. the ncaa said suppliers that make them millions should stick to eating hard ramen noodles, the bill passed at the urging of

lebron james. the ncaa urged the state to reconsider. a statement that said, we urge the state of california to reconsider this harmful and we believe unconstitutional bill of the state or constructive partner in our efforts to develop a name, image and this approach for all 50 states. gavin newsom, former scaler has 40 days to sign or get off the pot. will they be forced to let athletes get paid or should they get used to drinking this? welcome back. ncaa says this is unconstitutional. on what grounds? >> it affects interstate commerce, sort of what was said. which is pretty much everything. i don't have a ground. to me, they really don't like

this and we hope it doesn't happen to us. >> so now what they're doing is threatening the 58 schools in the state of california saying not only can you not compete in national championship, you also might not be eligible to play at all. that seems like a very tangible decision. >> the ncaa has wrestled with this exposure has for all these years. when they start to threaten these kinds of actions, you have to wonder if it's a big bluff. i think probably is a big bluff because ultimately, if you're looking at health of sports, it's going to be a real problem if california is out of the ncaa. >> schools and their success don't just depend on coaches who make a lot of money, it depends on players. if you got an entire este where if you're a superstar you can make money off of jerseys

and video games and whatever else your school is selling, it will be a lot more attractive to go to one of these schools. how did they respond? >> if you're engaging in any kind of conduct that anti- competitive, you will expect some government intervention, some -- >> or if you're alabama, let's pass this ourselves but make it so every person who plays for alabama makes at least $100,000 a year. >> that's exactly right. what california will do, other colleges make noise and it will create a ripple effect. the ncaa is just buying time. >> kind of what's happening with cannabis laws.nment is going toe completely powerless to the vast majority of americans living in states where this is legal and it's worked for california.

i can see just about every other state plan, we love sports, we want to be competitive. the younger athletes should be compensated. and not get paid. they're only getting compensated for the likeness. >> their face, their name, the things you should make money off but it's true, it's just crazy california but there are legislatures in other states that will look at this and say it's a good idea. the ncaa is saying we just want to do it on our terms so please wait. >> or would you rather have black market where athletes are funneled hookers and range rovers? >> my athletic career was cut short by a lack of talent and also mass but we have to live with what we've got. i'm not going to sue because i'm not sure if the mirrors are strong but i can tell you if i

was an athlete and i did have a career, i'd be shocked that i don't own my face -- look at this. >> you should on your face. >> yes, i should. >> if i have an unconscious sea turtle, they require me to do what? >> you will want to run a rocket back and forth. >> gently rocked the turtle while gently pinching the tail. that should revive the sea turtle? >> it may or may not but the feds want make sure you do it. >> always good to have you. great insight. coming up, texas invaded by an army of liberals. republicans shaking in their boots. what are they going to do? one of the big ones they hate. i'll tell you. plus, speaking of donkeys, we are testing their knowledge, democrats running for the top job.

ted cruz has a warning for the president and party, texas turning blue or in some rattles cinderella's ball gown. a bad candidate with lousy messaging and even defeating the texans. why is the one red state staring itself purple? and see what i did that? people from overtaxed and regulated state like california, illinois and new york are moving to texas. texas not only has more favorable environment, the fifth lowest burden in the u.s. also a far better we legal for businesses. you still got a bunch of know it

all's into low tax state bringing their loaded do good with them. once they arrive in the baseme basement, they start voting. reduced burdens and more move your child. don't let them ruin the party with her government state that is a step in the big spending and that's the memo. beddoe declared in the last debate that texas is a new battleground state. the left can win it next year. is this turkey right? texas is a big one. twenty meanwhile, welcome back. his texas turning blue? >> yes but, well, it is a more competitive state, were

competitive because of native texans. the reality for ted groups, he has a story he wants to talk. if it wasn't for the out of status or the yankees, if it wasn't for those coming into texas, he would have been beto o'rourke by much more. but that is just wrong. the governor of texas did way better than cruz. he lost among native texans. he won among people who had moved to texas. >> let's talk about the people who are leaving. texas has done an outstanding job of outreach. especially to californians, particularly small business owners there who find it impossible to manufacture and work in the golden state. texas is still very warm, it's just a few states over and they have a much better environment.

they are doing to save same thing, beating new york and illinois, going to states like florida and texas. if you have a lot of people leading democrat states, they will continue to vote for democrats in their new home. >> not necessarily. well, yes but again, texas is about the middle. when it comes to our subpopulations versus inside, the biggest part of texas' population growth, they have a high fertility rate in texas. they are having a lot of new texans. >> is that armadillo juice. >> families are prosperous and have markets. they have a growing economy and they have attractive people especially people like austin who bring liberal ideas into a conservative state. >> what about a state like florida? much more of a tossup state.

if you have people from new york moving to west palm beach, they love it because they don't pay taxes but they don't realize they vote in some of these tax loving democrats, they're not going to enjoy the freedom play villages for much longer. >> there getting less competitive, we'll see in 2020 how it goes. florida seems to be a more republican trajectory in the house to be with the fact that florida has one of the highest transplant operations, way higher than texas. a lot of the people moving to florida -- >> joe biden -- >> people moving to florida are white people and they are increasingly voting republican. florida is attracting richer white people and brighter people tend to be republican. >> humans are republican, they moved there.

not the alien gonzales, though. >> no, didn't work out. >> politics is so strange. how's everything over at the debate? >> it's a good debate but compared to the other two, it's a much better debate and interestingly, sanders and warren are having trouble tryi trying, not fighting because the democrats are maybe going to cuckoo at the beginning. >> i've heard the dumb and boring. i heard george left. >> whatever anyone is doing, they should stay and watch your show. >> we are about to play a game. the democrats narrowed their field from 148, but how much do you really know about these candidates? they dug up some amazing facts about them. right now, i'm going to test the panel.

♪ there it is. there she is. i'm going to ask a series of multiple-choice questions. details about the democrat hopefuls. the one with the most points, wins a bottle of champagne. number one, which candidate graduated high school at 16 with a full scholarship? andrew, pete or elizabeth warren? >> we got some smart people running. maia peep, andrew, you are all wrong.

she is in the debate, $50. question number two. which candidate was a member of a second beer pong team at yale? beto o'rourke, thomas dyer or bill de blasio? second ranked beer pong team. we have two beto's on the board. >> he played with his privilege card. >> a bill beer palmer.

>> which candidate raised $17000 from her ex boyfriend? >> i've got it narrowed down to a girl. >> elizabeth warren, kamala harris or amy? 17000 from her ex boyfriend. plural. >> just because i know how she got her -- >> daniel still has zero points. women sometimes found it harder to find race in races. >> i feel like thomas dyer in the debate, not even on the stage yet.

>> which candidate was born in india but is a u.s. citizen? kamala harris, tosi or michael? [laughter] morn in india. i can't see. there we got. they are wrong. daniel is finally on the board. michael. ambassador chester, they don't even know who michael is. you're only one point behind. which candidate endorsed by michael? cory booker, pete or joe biden? endorsed a candidate. daniel says pete, booker -- you

are all wrong. it's joe biden. he decided to enter the race, no one cares. >> it definitely means something. i don't know, the attention was good. question number six, which candidate give a speech at this resort? amy call bashar, marianne williamson or andrew yang? >> you are all correct. marianne williamson. still in the lead. she said she did not want to go until she received a call

telling her they only have opportunity for marla to meet williamson and she put a spell on her. question number seven. that might be true. which candidate also worked as a nanny, andrew yang, elizabeth warren or beto o'rourke? the answer, the winning answer, beto o'rourke. >> he probably called himself manny, though. >> on the skateboard with your child, i will break their spirit. get them to hate politics. i believe we have a winner.

do we not? we have one more question? what does that mean? what does that mean to play it out? one more? okay, that's it. there's no more time. you want by two points. i'm not even going to get any. i will share her campaign. >> i don't like losing, especially on tv. >> do you think i should give you champagne? consider it done. [laughter] >> can i get the d.o.j. on this? thank you so much for coming up, john hopkins university taking steps for the future. a throwback to the 60s.

how psychedelic drugs like magic mushrooms can treat all sorts of mental health problems and other issues. i got to talk to the professor with this groundbreaking information. next.

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visionaries using psychedelics as medicine for thousands of years. the modern world is waking up to the potential benefits. john hopkins university, one of the most esteemed medical in the world just announced they are opening a center for psychedelics research. they plan to study things like magic mushrooms and lsd to see how they can treat ptsd, depression, alcoholism, cigarette addiction and lives disease. how promising is this? joining me now, director of the

center for psychedelic research at john hopkins. >> glad to be here. >> this is such a fascinating field. it's tragic that for decades, this research has been stifled by drug hysteria. obviously you are not encouraging people to go out and take these substances on their own but what is it about psychedelics that works so profoundly on the brain? how are they different than traditional forms of treatment like antidepressant drugs? >> wildly different. they are a unique class of drugs ended up themselves when given under conditions in which volunteers are carefully screened, prepared and supported, paintable and up having deeply meaningful expenses that they later rate

among the most personally meaningful of their lives. so much so that they, with a shifted sense of self and worldview and self-efficacy that they have not had before. it appears that this is incredibly therapeutic across a range of diseased states or psychiatric conditions. >> are these long-term? i can imagine someone watching this right now, who has struggled with depression thinking, i've tried everything and nothing has worked but i read tom's book and some of the people he profiled and followed in the book and from what i have read, these are long-term effects. is that true? >> it is. the effects of these drugs are relatively short acting.

attitudes and moods and behavior that appear positive and some of our trials indicate these effects endure six months -- a year or more. in some cases, we have participants that go years later, and there's not been a recurrence. >> we haven't seen that type of efficiency and other forms of treatment for things like ptsd, it's gotta be fascinating to try to figure out how this works because from what i understand, there's a context given. a person sees their life and psyche from a different pointmac of view and when you have a clinician who is administering a certain controlled dose in a setting where the person is able to open up and feel safe, how does that work?

>> well, we wish we knew. we are going to be doing a lot of work, looking at brain function and how that response and we will look for neural pathway changes that may account for these enduring changes. any number of levels of explanation, simple as psychological, there's a fundamental shift in itself at the more neural level, there are changes in network function that appear to endure after the affects. >> that's amazing. the fact that you have these multiplayer things happening simultaneously, it is profound. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure.

kevin hart released from hospital after last week's car accident. the rest of hollywood was like, what is that? at the top of, topic number one. we start tonight in san diego for the music scene has gone bananas.

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windshields. he said he did it because trumpet owes him $1 trillion. moral of the story, never give fireball to bush. 38-year-old justin wilson, close your eyes. he used rocks to smashed windshields. in a parking lot. this happened in okaloosa. it's far out from shore. belonged to the mafia and he is owed $1 trillion. if guilty, they make up stories about the president. cnn, of course the only presidential crime making ways along the coast of florida tonight. tiny woman found with recording devices, convicted of trespassing. it's a crazy story but nice to

see someone reporting and deci decide, zero i'm from just talking on my phone. we now head to houston texas where the good news is, trains are running on time. bad news is best. his rating is going to go way down. the chaos caused over $2 million in damages, making it the most expensive train wreck since butter's campaign. police have not released the name, they did check this video of the train conductor. this is what they get for hiring a party animal. topic number four. a doughnut shop selling flavored donut. they say it taste like fistfights and shame. sweet treat is a product of

store called doughnut slot. her family family friendly name. a dunkin' donuts is a fantastic way to get hammered. even a strike at the barr when you're looking for love, you can still go home. with some love handles. they are on sale now serving them on trains. i'm a conductor, i had a dozen. you could see that being a big hit. topic number five. they have spoken, what most of you don't speak, allow me to translate their thoughts. it's time for you are male, a lot of love out there. you don't know who you are talking about, do you? how about we call a truce? jason says, yikes, i actually caught five minutes of your show

and that's the only one that comes to mind. really? what about try to? penny? juvenile, buttery, long legs, any of those ring about? socket. it's so bad, i love it. we'll be right back. at least i will. it's been a great run.