david avella, gopac chairman. david, i want to come to you first. the defense of "i'm human." does that work? >> let's keep in mind, harris, a presidential candidate has lost because of their sibling where their child. in this particular case, joe biden is going to take care of them, take care of all of this himself, in losing the democratic nomination. we will see his numbers continuo go down. elizabeth warren as a candidate with momentum right now. pete buttigieg is starting to put some impressive numbers together for iowa. certainly, hunter biden gets a lot of headlines. he's not going to cause his dade nomination. the question that should be asked night in the debate, vice president biden, how did your son serving on these boards affect the advice you give to president obama as he did with foreign leaders?" >> harris: interesting question. he came out with his ethics plan to hold others accountable moving forward. interesting timing on that and timing on hunter biden, the day of the debate. >> harris, every indication is that joe biden followed every ethics pool donna grew

bringing in david avella, gopac chairman.odhouse, former dnc communications director and former hillary clinton 2016 presidential campaign surrogate. i'm going to come to you first, david. waters apparently didn't get the "let's be prayerful" as they push forward with impeachment notes. you say what? >> we haven't seen this much glee of democrats since the past that terrible oak to michael mckerr and their big tax increases. they are downright giddy. >> come on. >> a a big moment came out of s press conference of nancy pelosi's, that is that she is sending democrats out to talk about drug prices and bringing down health care costs. on the eve of the president's big speech tomorrow at the villages in florida where he is going to lay out his agenda for health care. as we get to 2020, that will have more impact on independent voters than this impeachment kerfuffle. >> harris: did you catch with the president said about this today? i will come to you in a second, brad. i want to get this in. he said nancy pelosi ought to concentr

environment commission a common avella took germany and 5 other countries to court. some of the pm complains to be. in 2000. and 5 the place for it to be in 2010 so i think we've waited a long time and we cannot possibly wait any longer we cannot have plans which are telling us that compliance might be some time even after 2021 after 2025 times so these were the main reasons. the most effective way to rapidly cut nitrogen oxide pollution is to ban diesel cars from roads with the government dragging its feet the organization environmental action germany began suing the 65 affected cities to force them to stay within pollution limits the 1st verdict was handed down in in early june 2800 of them became the 1st german city force to take action by an administrative court. just one lot over the state of north rhine-westphalia who's now take all necessary measures to ensure that a complies with the limits of nitrogen dioxide by september 1st 2019 of the skittish however the court has made it clear that it considers a bone and diesel driving to be the only suitable measure t

. >> sandra: let's bring in the a-team david avella, mary anne marsh, and tom bevan, great job to benjaminon the ground in syria. moving to the developments of the weekend your response. >> outstanding. americans are safer and more secure as a result of this weekend's actions. and credit to president trump and congress who spent more money on defense spending. we went from $517 billion to to -- $717 to 738 billion onin new defense spending. in 2017 we changed the obama policy that allowed the military to be more active on the ground. eight million syrians, kurds, and iraqis can be liberated. three million can return to their homes. the trump policy exceeds expectations for success. >> the reason this was so successful. we have to thank our allies, intelligence agencies and our military. everybody did an outstanding job. it should be the concern of every american that the allies that helped us most in this the kurds we also betrayed when the troops were pulled out of syria and a genocide was allowed to occur. this mission was in planning for months. yet we pull our troops out at the very ti

david avella, chairman of gopac. mary anne marsh and chris stirewalt.d a-team on a monday. >> feels good. >> bill: you guys had all weekend to think about this. a few clips we'll play in a moment. val demings was here and debbie dingell. when you try to nail the people down on the vote thing it's squishy. things move here and there. you never get a yes or no. >> they are going to keep as much operational movement that they possibly can. there is no reason for democrats to give up the chip. they don't want to force the modern suburban democrats into a vote that could be bad for them later. they want to be ready to go. when they do this they'll go into a no-huddle offense. when they go into this they'll have the vote. move to impeachment. they'll impeach the president and it will happen quick. >> sandra: is it okay for the white house to say we won't cooperate until there is a full vote? >> that's never okay. they say that all the time. the politics are the following. democrats keep pushing this. they don't need a vote. the more information that comes out