. >> in june of last year we were presented the strategic plan and then we hired andrew collins of thetor of esg investing. he has 12 plus years experience at state street global advisers where he was the esg strategist and at the standards board where he was the technical research director. andrew also holds a bachelor's degree from jail university in environ -- yale university. he is akafst credential holder. in february of this year we also hired luke angus. luke has 10 years investment experience. he is also a cfa charter holder, with a bachelor's degree in finance and is in the latterpinings in a degree and master degree in renewable energy and sustainability systems. today's update is an update on our three pillars of the strategy. those are active ownership, investment management, and esg collaboration and communication. there is an extensive amount of information in each of those three umbrellas. i want to recognize andrew that the framework that he introduced to the board last year analyzing risk factors has been recognized by peers throughout the country. andrew and luke have

no republicans voted for this resolution, two democratic votes, no boats representatives chef andrew and collininnesota. independent from michigan voted yes. let's bring in our panel and see where we go from here. publisher of "the federalist." national political correspondent of national public radio. byron york, chief correspondent of the "washington examiner." this sets the table for the next steps, public hearings to calm. your thoughts on this day and what it means big picture? >> this has a lot of about the republicans have said they want to the democrats to do. public hearings, transcripts available, some kind of due process for the president. his lawyers will get to cross examine. the most important thing about this is that this formalizes the process and that gives democrats a slightly stronger hand when they go to court to try and compel or enforce the subpoenas they issued. once they formalized it, it gives them a little bit stronger hand. >> bret: congressman collins earlier said this does not change their complaints about this process. it doesn't -- they believe a fair take because

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done" andrew is 1 of 5 democrats so far who are not supporting this corrupt impeachment lacking due process resolution and i want to include anthony van tc from new york might darren goldman, collineterson from minnesota. what do they all have in common? they represent districts one by donald trump in 2016. they are not alone. 31 lawmakers with districts carried by the president. these lawmakers right there will they vote to override the will of their constituents based on a one-sided secret trial run by, well, it comprised, layer by adam schiff? sadly one of the people on these lists come at the new york congressman max rose is dreading right now to impeach president trump. and he believes the president is guilty until proven innocent. telling the new magazine "the president says he is innocent. so all we are saying is prove it." oh, i didn't know it worked that way. is that what you really believe congressman rose? do you believe that? guilty until proven innocent. this is why republicans kevin mccarthy house majority leader said they will take back the house in 2020. kevin mccarthy pointed out the g.o.p., 19 seats they need to win the majority and pelosi's speaker. with us now