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for doe mike joining us now, ken starr, and former doj prosecutor, another day and another closed-doorring. should americans be worried here? about how any political party, this happens to be the drummer s this time. this time, ten hours of testimony. >> there should be deep concerns. in america, we do not believe in secret trials. remember, guantanamo and the cries, we need to open these things up that involve national security. we are now talking about the fundamental and political act or attempt, to remove a president of the united states. if there were ever a need for governments, pick up all the acts that are designed to allow the american people to have information. it's we the people, those are the words of the preamble, it's a constitutional front that this process continues, not adam schiff, it's the speaker of the how house, and it's very unorthodox. of >> laura: these legal experts, the last four or five days have been saying, well, this just constitutional -- this is not constitutional prerogative. at the house can determine its own rules to proceed for impeachment. while t

starr at the pentagon. joining us now, congressman mike quigley. he's a democrat, serves on the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. i want to get back to the breaking news on the impeachment inquiry. you've now invited the former national security adviser to president trump, john bolton, to testify next week. many different witnesses have testified about bolton's role in all of this. how important is it, congressman, for all of us, for you specifically behind closed doors next week to hear from him directly? >> well, we've learned from other testimony how important he would be as a witness. i'm hoping that he really wants to testify, to show the courage that the others have so far, colonel vindman and the ambassadors who have testified so far. they've shown real -- and the whistle-blower. they have talked truth to power that the president of the united states have abused their power and muscled an ally that is very vulnerable at this time. and if indeed what we have learned is true, that he thought this was a d

we know secretary of state mike pompeo and others were on that phone call. who should have stepped in? ken starr has told me former white house -- excuse me, what what a council into the clintons, independent counsel, said he would have whispered in the presidency are at that point and said, "don't do that again." you know what those calls are supposed to be like. >> anybody was in the room with the president. what i would have done, after the call was over -- you can't interrupt the call -- but after the call is over i would say, "mr. president, you should not be asking for those things. this needs to be done through proper channels, the department of justice, and it should not be about any one particular individual, especially your opponent." it's unimpeachable, harris. that's the point. i don't think the president should have said it. that's why that impreza gone too far. >> harris: joe biden spoke last about the ukraine controversy regarding him last thursday. i've got "on this political side people are starting to wonder why biden is. considering report from him just once since last week. t

ken starr is here in a moment on that plus karl rove joins me tonight and mike huckabee all here on astory." but, first, the run away meltdown impeachment train. what is it really? it's either a big nothing or an egregious abuse of power. the former is what the two-year russia investigation turned out to be. the latter is what

former independent counsel ken starr, and former acting ag matt whitaker are here with important insight you don't want to miss. also tonight, howell vice president mikeence figure into all of this? he is here exclusively to tell us about that and the recent cease-fire deal in turkey, will it hold? plus john durum zeros in on four key players behind the collusion smear, former governor mike huckabee and former fbi senior official chris swecker react. but first over the past few nights, we have been laying out the coordinated effort by a cabal of diplomatic and intel bureaucrats to offend the presidency of donald trump. when the president called them out for their catastrophic failures of process and policy, they were offended. when he demanded that nato countries. free writing on the u.s. taxpayers, they were horrified. when he began making good on his promise to bring home our troops, they were shocked. when the deep states insurance policy and russia collusion narrative imploded, they decided to bring in reinforcements. of course, they found them in the house. democrats are seriously trying to construct an abuse of power article of impeachment. i ha

former independent counsel ken starr, and former acting ag matt whitaker are here with important insight you don't want to miss. also tonight, howell vice president mikeure into all of this? he is here exclusively to tell us about that and the recent cease-fire deal in turkey, will it hold?

starr at the pentagon, arwa damon at the border between turkey and syria. thank you to you both. >>> still ahead. one on one with secretary of state mike pompeo who discusses u.s. troop withdrawal in syria and whether he supported the recall of the u.s. ambassador to ukraine prior to her tenure being ended. what gives me confe about investment decisions? rigorous fundamental research. with portfolio managers focused on the long term. who look beyond the spreadsheets to understand companies, from breakroom to boardroom. who know the only way to get a 360 view is to go around the world to get it. can i rely on deep research to help make quality investment decisions? with capital group, i can. talk to your advisor or consultant for investment risks and information. talk to your advisor or consultant sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you normally take to the cleaners aren't dirty dirty. they just need a quick refresh. try new febreze clothing quick dry mist. it eliminates odors and refreshes lightly-worn clothing. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la. is eh, not enough fiber.al? chocolate would be good. snacking should be sweet and sim

committees all right mike hanna bringing us the update from washington thank you let's us stay with the story and speak to paul rosensweig he's a former senior counselor to kenneth starr who headed the investigation that led to president clinton's impeachment he's currently a senior fellow of national security in cyber security at the or st institute he is joining us from washington as well thanks very much for being with us on the al-jazeera news hour what do you think the implications are for the white house and the president and those around him now that they've blocked sunglass testimony. well i think that the implications are quite clear that the president has decided to stonewall the investigation in every way possible and your reporters are absolutely correct that the only really effective response that congress has at this point is to collect all of the instances of obstruction of the investigation into another or article or series of articles of impeachment that was after all one of the articles of impeachment that was voted out by the judiciary committee against richard nixon and his unwillingness to provide information to congress was itself considered an i

starr. that was a remarkable moment. republic curtains are seeing who is the accuser if we were to follow that model from 1998? as it adam schiff question mikehe whistle-blower? who could we pose questions too. here's the dirty secret if you get down into the nitty-gritty of this resolution it gives pretty good latitude to the house intelligence committee to continue to run this investigation. they may never get to a hearing stage with the judiciary committee, the judiciary committee ultimately will write the articles of impeachment but all of the actual hearings might just happen in the house intelligence committee. what we know so far is that adam schiff is still running this investigation. listen. >> i make no prejudgment as to whether not a remedy will warranted when we finish these hearings. i will weigh all the facts that are put forward. >> adam schiff is basically saying we are going to be even killed about this. here's a statement from schiff he said the procedures incorporated into open hearings and this is why we think they will do most of the heavy lifting, dana come in which staff counsel will be permitted to sustain questions f

mike pompeo's assistant go if the president is telling him not to cooperate? ainsley: remember that headline the other day it said impeachment in secret and ken starr, the formerte water independent counsel says democrats are using a questionable approach holding all these closed door meetings. listen. >> in america, we do not believe in secret trials. remember guantanamo and the cries that we need to open these things up and, of course, that involved national security. whwe are now talking about the fundamental political act or attempt to remove a president of the united states. it's we, the people. those are the words of the preamble. i think it's a constitutional affront that this process continues. it's not adam schiff. it is the speaker of the house of representatives who is authorized this very unorthodox and i think highly questionable approach. brian: the reason for saying they go behind closed doors they don't want the witnesses to coordinate testimony and they really believe adam schiff indicated they believe they are liars and they are going to do anything to protect the president, which is a wonderful thought. the quinnipiac poll came out and i'm s

contributor mike barnicle, white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire, professor at princeton eddie glaude jr., joe is out on an assignment he's interviewing ringo starr in los angeles. how cool is that? fun for him. he's obsessed with the beatles. so willie and i are holding down the fort. there is a lot going on. we're following a number of stories for you this morning including russia quickly stepping in to the void that the u.s. left in syria with trump's hasty troop withdrawal. the deal that russia's putin and turkey's erdogan struck just as the u.s. brokered pause in fighting expired. two of rudy giuliani's associates are due in federal court today on charges tied to illegal campaign contributions. it's a case that connects to ukraine as well. the anonymous trump administration official who wrote an exclusive "new york times" op-ed last year is back. this time with a new book, and the washington nationals took game one of the world series last night with a 5-4 win over the houston astros. so how stroung were they? the one game i went to these guys were incredible. >> they have a 20-year-old juan soto train tracks. they beat garrett cole who's be

ken starr is here in a moment on that plus karl rove joins me tonight and mike huckabee all here on a very busy friday night on "the story." but, first, the run away meltdown impeachment train. what is it really? it's either a big nothing or an egregious abuse of power. the former is what the two-year russia investigation turned out to be. the latter is what democrats and some republicans hope they will prove. so, as mitch mcconnell interestingly is now telling his chamber to prepare for the possibility of a six-day a week, six to-eight week trial that could happen if the house imeeches the president. so what did we get this week? we had a parade of aggrieved officials who say they were shocked to have lost their portfolio of responsibilities to a trio who appears to have taken over u.s. policy with ukraine. that is where this investigation is going at this point. and that's the bigger part that peggy noonan wrote about this week that she says could begin to tip some of these scales, perhaps. also, not a great day for the biden side of this equation. they were not unscathed by the sta