well we just heard there from some of those very tense barbara not a high level of enthusiasm we have to say with that in mind what is the expected outcome of this election. it is expected that all over the the result is going to be relatively similar to the last one and there might yet be another hung parliament so these people we just heard they're not going to get this simple and direct solution they really so wish for botts bot there is of course an element of surprise it is possible that things might sort of really kick over there might be a strong rise for the vox the right wing radical party and if that comes to pass there is a certain chance that in the end the country could have a right wing coalition between conservatives as centrist liberals and the right at the vox party caught it it's not quite clear looking at the polls it seems that the socialists are going to lose a few seats but will still come on strongest and they might in the end on the other hand also sort of be able to form a coalition or have a minority government supported by the left for davis party so everyth

no my point is the point is is that it was trump that agreed for military aid and i know that barbara well i mean but you never do you don't see that in these he just said well i'm going to say on the left a weapons trump started sending left or weapons but he didn't save him from. q should so-called persecution in the united states but in fact you know when you want to heal said and all the main press mainstream press quoted her this deeply flawed theory of american ukrainian influence on american policy which originated in the russian special services ukraine all of vias the influence of some american policy because of biden has been doing business in ukraine rick perry is now accused of doing business in ukraine unfair so when you create these employees i'm going to not be surprised at the end of the day that we find out that a good deal of the steel dossier probably came from ukraine as well ok alex if you have your last 30 seconds go ahead. no doubt that the still dicey it came from you create peter i think we're going to find find that to be fact as well i mean the whole the whole th

is about mary and now an author and her new book is called the war treatment please welcome dr barbara well good morning they all right thank you so much for being here so let me ask you this what are the things that we're giving them that we should do and then what should we be given that we are so no corn no weight no solway at.

about mary and now an author and her new book is called their war yell treatment please welcome dr barbara well good morning they all right thank you so much for being here so let me ask. it is what are the things that we are giving them that we should do and then what should we be given that we are so no corn no wait no so away after many years of r. and d. we have found that corn is still the best available source of carbohydrates when processed and refined properly those are the things that cause overweight diabetes arthritis chronic skin infections allergies things like that that's the precursor for a lot of that if you're feeding point attrition and they're eating a lot of those things that mess with the body they just don't stay healthy let me ask you this dr are those the things that you find in dog food or you're talking to people who are giving table food today i know it's and on food. during the war there was a moratorium on using the metal cans for canned food so they said you can't use metal cans for dog food anymore you have to use that for ammunition. to somebody that we need to m

thanks barbara well timber exports are resuming in sierra leone as the government there tries to make up for low and mining revenue but environmentalists say well under 10 years of reforestation efforts reports. another forest giant comes to the chainsaw. this tree took about 25 years to grow. but less than a minute to bring down. the rosewood is most preferred by loggers across forests in several of these majestic trees are being cut down illegally to meet an increasing demand for timber. or to say they are struggling to enforce the law we had to cut by. in adequate and intense shortages in our ranges to amend the forest so what we've done is to design programs where in the future of forest as we have to target areas that are prevalent in or not to go. and have listed. where joined mahogany trees once to all these past brush and undergrowth are left environmentalists estimate that all the 3 percent of sterile yards forest cover the remains still bleeding from the cut its young trees like this that are being targeted by loggers simply because the giants of the forests are gone and env

a >>well mother nature is helping crews fighting a wildfire in the santa barbara county area, rain has been hitting that arust like it did here in the bay area they've been battling the cave fired and as of this morning. we understand that fires burned a still rightaround 4,000 acres, but here's the good news is actually doubled in containment. it went om % to now 20% so the rain is helping. homes have been threatened by the flames were so far none. well e cave fire is one of the reasons why cal fire says that this fire season is far from over despite this ra that seeing staffing levels are going to stay the same as the agency prepares for bo the incoming a storm that we're seeing right now and more on the way for the weekend and so futurefire potential. so worked 6,190 a he agency has fire incidents with nearly 200,000 acres burned cal fire has also been working on 35 what they're caing high priority. fire prevention projects all across the state that a lot of that work there hope will be done by the end of the year. well the storm has some communiti in the north bay concerned about m

more from london or a little later in the news hour now let's go back to stanley thank you barbara well still ahead on al-jazeera unions and students hold nationwide strikes against colombia's government. 70 fees for 5 years on hell japan is still seeking the remains of soldiers killed in battle on a remote pacific island and in sport we'll look ahead to wednesday's games in the champions league as holders liverpool look to the book their place in the last 16. hell out of the eastern med rolls a cloud of them oh it's been quite sparky quite sundry increase in cyprus bits of significant rain but is turning to weaken now on its way across in the van the forecast for thursday takes it across to northern iraq to. maybe and iran then the sunshine follows it's in this direction this is a we're travelling to start really developing in the stock. terence back up to 40 in baghdad a 24 by the time we get to friday as no significant breeze there's nothing really happening in the east and that are the troops periodic rain south of this we've seen the change in seasons you know and the northeast onc

good and the now in doha for the sport thank you so much barbara well south africa's old rugby team haveturned home after their world cup triumph in japan the squad are now set to go on a 5 day victory tour around the country. sake lisa became the 1st white council to lift the trophy after the when i have it in one on saturday and south africa 1st warmest sadly 19 i see father was just born and it's highline up lisa says this sport can truly be described as a national city. they need and can be overcome with opportunity i think my drive when i was younger it was just going to training each and every single day i was preparing myself not knowing always it was always young those only 9 years old going to training engineers will day and i was always you prepared most of on the trinity just in case it came and when it did come you know i was really able to get with both. the most important is that you never listen to some of the tools you can make if you're not going to make it it's it's up to you and you alone and all the people that we have around you that starts the most important thing a

from london a little later in the news hour now there let's go back to stand in doha thank you barbara well 'd hong kong's leader has spoken for the 1st time since pro-democracy candidates claim victory in sunday's district council elections kerry lamb acknowledged the discontent with the territory's procida government and she set up an independent committee to investigate the causes of the unrest scott hardly has been i was there still anger and frustration on hong kong streets after the landslide victory for pro-democracy candidates in the district council election but for the most part it's been peaceful. for the 1st time since the results were announced hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb appeared in person including deficiencies in governance including unhappiness with the time taken to deal with the current unstable environment and. of course to end this so i said that we will seriously reflect on these views expressed to us and improve governance in the field of our work pro-democracy supporter chancy why was the underdog in the fight for his district seat but he won beating a ris

well barbara a senior national administration officials briefed journalists to explain that these sanctions were in connection to the 40 year anniversary of the iranian hostage siege making very clear their intention to signal that the iranian government remains the same now as it was then now the 9 figures that have been selected for individual sanctions all very significant they are we are told by the national security officials very close to ayatollah khamenei all part of his in a cabinet among them is the head of the iranian judiciary the iranian chief of staff and very importantly the 2nd son of ayatollah khamenei who sometimes represents his father in public and is certainly very influential the only child who operates within the inner sanctum of the iranian leadership so these are significant sanctions that have been applied to trying to hone in those that were on the very its most senior levels of the iranian leadership it's all serbian amounts that a reward has been offered for robert louison now he is a retired f.b.i. agent who disappeared in iran in $2720000000.00 reward has been

evacuation warnings are still in place in santa barbara county. >>well holiday shopping season is certaly in full swing now that thanksgiving is over black friday afr all and it's that time of year when law enforcement is also seeing a spike in holiday heist scuffles gayle ong live in pleasantonow with advi from police there on how to eure your holiday gifts to not fall into the wrong hands scale. grant werfamiliar with a smash and grabs the package thieves and of course os bold that's during business hours. pleanton poce say are stepping up patrols this holiday season and they want to make sure you are staying fosed on safety fir. it's that time of year when retailers see a spike in sales. the stone ridge mall lot was full to the m on black friday. well shpers are in stores taking advantage of the discounts it's not just small security watching the parking lot. >>lock your cars keep your valuables out of sight and always just be aware your surundings. >>the tenant brandon stocking with the pleasanton police department says thieves are more prevalent thi

well barbara what we know is that the interior minister abdul mahdi you he presented this a video of a phone call 2 days ago to the press were allegedly former president will what alice was speaking to a leader of the coca farmers and he was telling him to maintain that look aid to not allow the food to come into the capital a pass and of course what to do the movie you are saying is that to use. fuels the unrest in the country and so he asked the prosecutors to to bring up charges and begin an investigation on the charges of sedition and terrorism not only for him but also for he's for former minister the presidency minister when i'm on that i can down now who who apparently went with declarations to the press were he said that believe it was turning into a modern vietnam and did what he you know the interior minister said that he should also be charged with those crimes and that the prosecutors should also investigate him now former but it will be what i list from he's exiled in mexico has said that this is a set up and that instead the prosecution should be looking into the deaths

well barbara i think this is a critical moment of the power vacuum left by morales when he left when he was 9 and then left the country no one is in charge and what should have happened today is to see the members of the legislative come in here to the national assembly to swear in an interim president apparently it's highly unlikely that that would happen we are hearing from inside information from our sources that the mass party the party of omar ellis is divided between the hardliners who are saying you cannot * come here to the legislators you have to resign we have to boycott this and those who say they want to come they want to bring the country forward but they feel threatened they feel threatened by their own party members and by the fact that many feel that there are no guarantees to come here the idea would have been to have 2 thirds to have 50 percent plus one of legislators here to be able to have a quorum for that that is unlikely to happen because 2 thirds of the legislators are members of the must party what analysts are telling us is the ideal way out to this power va

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riots and some protests against it what out in a more want to have their people get to barbara lake now of bolivia well united states totally switches. begins to support the government or the. old. efforts or which is supporting but ability to anybody who which was trained in the united states. a demonstration by a group called stop women is only station of norway and it in a brawl when it was confronted by a muslim counterprotest tensions flared when 2 copies of the crown were thrown into a trash bin and another was set on fire by the organization's leader. again. local media reports say the demonstrators also compared islam to fascism describing it as a religion of violence the rally had been authorized by the police however several arrests were made as officers moved in and terminated the event the norwegian police explain that decision as follows. prior to this demonstration c.n.n. was told among other things that the police would not accept any kind of open fires despite clear instructions they violated the terms set which is why we had to intervene. the incident provoked an international reaction

sort of disturbance all right barbara very vocal on the story tonight from brussels barbara as always thank you. well you may remember the tragic story of that u.s. college student all that warm beer 2 years ago when beer returned home after more than a year in a north korean prison he was in a coma he was a response of and he later died his parents blamed north korea for torturing him while he was serving time for the crime of simply attempting to pull down a propaganda poster in a hotel in pyongyang we're now as parents have made it their mission to ensure that there's maximum pressure brought to bear on the regime of kim jong own and they are here in berlin they were here today at the north korean embassy trying to put pressure. it was a world premier of sorts the 1st direct line between a victim's family and the north korean regime. hello it's fred and cindy warm beer bottles parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. what you never know before that his parents shared photos of their son with us and that's out of playing football and he loved that 3 years ago auto warm beer was arrested as a

well barbara that's a big question about that could be answered perhaps today perhaps in the next few hours or the next few days as right now congressmen are discussing this bill that was sent by the executive to call elections however there's been a lot of fighting shouting at each other today in congress were people who support the bill. are accusing a few members of the mass party that's what our listeners party of not of delaying this bill that is very important. that if they come to a consensus which it could be because one deputy the vice president of deputies who we spoke to this morning told us that the majority of the must part party will go with a bill that they will go to they will go to the elections without there will morale is that they're looking into a younger and younger generation of the mass party and that he was sure that this bill will be passed we don't know exactly when but interim president and his hopes that they will do that today or in the next few hours because not only her but people from both sides are saying that the most important thing right now to pac

barbara, sorry. you were saying? >> well, let me just make one point. having flown back and forth to afghanistan several times, you're always pretty subdued when you come off the plane because it is one long airplane ride and it's very exhausting. i don't think we saw the first lady there. and there was discussion about her being on the trip. you know, look. they are dismayed about the president. there's been a lot of back and forth about taking the oil again. not something u.s. troops do. not a legal mission for taking the natural resources of another country. so all of this is so problematic. and of course we saw him call out the so-called deep state, whatever that might mean, that he says he pushed back against in pardoning these three troops involved in war crimes allegations. he had even tweeted a couple of weeks ago that u.s. troops were trained in his words killing machines. well, this is the stuff that is just absolutely setting top commanders on edge. standing next to the president not only was the leader of afghanistan but mark milley and gene

well earlier we spoke with our correspondent barbara and i asked her what these developments mean for the investigation into the murder of daphne carr want to go. things are going to get really interesting now in the courthouse here behind us at the moment jorgen fenech is being heard he is the main suspect one of the wealthiest businessmen off malta the main suspect of having ordered the hit against. and he already had asked yesterday for a presidential pardon in order to be free to tell all about government involvement into this sleaze and corruption surrounding the murder of investigative journalist this is not only involved in the papers and the dubai connection this goes much deeper and it seems to really end compasses all areas of maltese economy and society another corruption probe against ministers of this government here has been open today so finally it seems that the whole edifice seems to be tumbling down and critics here we saw a release casing. editorial of the leading newspaper the malta times today that said this country has turned into the mafia state and things reall

barbara walters more than three decades ago. >> when you look at that wonderful skyline, do you say, i own that and that and that and that? >> well, i look at that skyline, barbara, and i really say it's it. >>epr: and here during theal ca new yorker if you want a president than you are getting with me. >> reporter: but now we have learned he has signed papers official it had long been trump tower on fifth avenue in new york. it's a move that may save him millions in taxes. unlike new york, florida has no income tax. and it doesn't have an inheritance tax either. but tonight, the president insisted that's not why he made the move. >> i pay millions of taxes. millions and millions of dollars in new york. since i became president, they just haven't treated, i think, the office with the kind of respect. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo, a democrat, shot back with his own tweet. "good riddance. it's not like @realdonaldtrump paid taxes here anyway.he'slloud >>epter: a another reason? >> reporter: yes, because of legal challenges he faces in new york, including a lawsuit to force him to releaseving tflori necessarily affect

hearing people say things like you don't look presidential, i keep being reminded of barbara mccullsky. someone said wellu look like a senator, and she said this is what a senator looks like. and so i wanted to -- >> barbara was about this high. >> yeah. i wanted to make this point give than we have had 45 presidents and they're all men, maybe we have a higher standard. i believe i can meet it, but we need to dispel thoughts. you don't have to be the tallest or louder or skinniest person. you just have to do your job and do it well and have the back of the american people, and finally, yes, nancy pelosi is the ultimate representation of that. because she's been doing this a long time, and she's shown that one, experience matters and she's shown her caucus. she's someone that has bridged a left to right in her own caucus. she's someone that brings people with her. and she has literally made her point to him with one, my favorite one was when she left the white house meeting and one flick of her sunglasses, she showed him what power was. >> not to mention literally tanding up in the cabinet room that we ca

well, i believe they do. sure. but, look, they're not cut off from the news. as barbara said, some have different opposing views here about their commander in chief from a political perspective. they're focussed on the mission. when you're overseas, particularly in the holidays, you're right, i have spent several holidays away. that's your second family. that's the family you're breaking bread with. those are the men and women that you're serving with and that matter to you and you love them in your own way. you're focussed on making sure they're safe and the commissi commission -- mission is accomplished and your head is screwed on right and you're not being strakt distracted by what is going on back home. i'm not worried about them overseas in terms of the turmoil here. i think they know -- more importantly, brooke, i think they know that the american people are behind them 100%. no matter the political party. >> yes. yes. thank you. again, happy holiday to both of you. >>> coming up next, rudy giuliani's rough week. we'll break down four key developments this week for

so bugliosi turned to other family members, like barbara hoyt, who left the family when manson's behavior frightened her. >> i decided, welle with myself when i get old? and that was the deciding factor. >> barbara became a wary witness for the prosecution. she knew she'd take the stand in full view of her former family of manson followers. >> what was it like to testify, seeing them out there? >> they were really kissing up to me when i was in the back of the courtroom, blowing me kisses and smiling at me and all that. of course that changed when i started opening my mouth on the witness stand. >> day after day, members of the manson family demonstrated at the courthouse, performance art with a sinister gloss. >> your system wants destruction, and that's what it's going to get. ♪ >> inside, charlie's co-defendants, leslie van houten, patricia krenwinkel and susan atkins played to the cameras. it was a circus of weird. manson in the center ring. >> are you guilty of plotting any murders? >> i killed a chicken once. >> any human beings? >> no. >> you're absolutely innocent of committing murder or telling any to commit murde

so barbara certainly fatigue playing a factor in this election of course we've seen as well these violent protests in barcelona by pro independence protesters what role is catalonia playing in this launch. to come alone to really played a crucial role in this election came pain as applause because emotions here are really running high on both sides it's not only that in barcelona and around this separatist was sort of whipping out for. feeling again amongst their supporters but on the other side i mean emotions were really running high with many spanish people saying we are one country we are united and this was really fostering nationalism and many you know and of course on the right side there is talk about that the separatists need to be suppressed by any means by legal means by police and they really need to be squashed whereas pedro centrist the current acting prime minister was trying to sort of be more conciliatory and look for a political solution so there really really hard words on the right side of the spectrum here and so this might really sort of sharpen the political divide

well joining me now from malta is correspondent barbara vessel now barbara maltese media reports that prime minister joseph most plans to quote resign imminently yeah i mean but imminently maybe is a relative term i mean i was hours ago do we know what's going on behind closed doors there. it seems to still imminent because everybody here is still waiting for it has been like that since the afternoon televised address was announced for. 7 30 in the evening but it didn't happen so far and we don't quite know what the joseph muskat is now sort of waiting to be pushed or whether he can't find the day the way to the door of his presidential palace here in the background there has been massive problems and infighting and distrust and fury and they scavenge meeting last night many ministers sort of stood up against him and said we can carry on like this you just have to step down we've lost all credibility and so he really is being forced out and it seems he's just sort of dragging his feet and trying to find some sort of dignified looking way to to leave office but in the end it seems tota

21 days before declaring them a bowl of free food that has been affected as well so we're not just talking about here barbara we're not just talking about a security situation we're not just talking about a.d.f. or both coming into villages and killing people for brutally or other rebels who are already entrenched in villages and attacking health workers in various areas now we're talking about a serious situation where if one person gets affected he couldn't they could he or she could infect many more and now there is no one to mourn eaters that in the short term so a lot of health workers that we're talking to us saying that this situation needs to be contained because if it's not another. case of a ball a spike then they will be very difficult to contain deborah catherine soil with the latest on the situation peter from goma catherine thank you. well elsewhere in the democratic republic of congo at least 45 people have been killed overnight by severe flooding to renshaw rain hit the capital kinshasa causing landslides while floodwaters swept through homes rescue workers are continuing to search for bodies

well, mother nate is helping crews fight a wildfire in santa barbara couthat in.and in the ar of the cave fire. as of this morningit's and is only 10% contained. homes are threatened by the flames but not a burned yet. the cave fi is one the one of the reasons that cal fire says of the fire season is far from over capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>by that i mean we could have winds come through the throughout course of next week which are not driving back out. >>cal fire spokesman scott mclean saystaffing levels will stay the same as the agency prepares for future fire pottial so far this year e agency has worked 6,190 fire incidents with nearly 200,000 acres rned crews this wk e keeping an eye on areas vulnerae to mudslides across the state and preparing sft water rescue teams in the south. as re season winds down officials say fie repair efforts continue across california could be as simple fixing fences, but it also can. >>get further down into taking ose dozer lines out things out what we call water bars in there to prevent the fw water coming

barbara and coletta. they will give us an update on the firefight -- well-adjusted, about an hour ago. >> the k fire is burningnder some of the toughest conditions anywhere in the world. we are at the end of the dry season, so the hills are some of the driest that we have. moisture's are like 55% which is way below critical. we have experienced several offshore wind events at this point. >> again, many popular populated areas in santa barbara and goleta are being threatened. santa barbara county is already declared a state of emergency and they're asking the governor to do the same. >>> the fbi is warning about a new scam that is targeting older latinas here in california. it approaches women in their mid-60s to 80s and tells them they have a winning lottery ticket but it's about cashing it in. usually the scammers only speak in spanish and they tell the victim they are undocumented. the victims end up withdrawing thousands of dollars of their own money to cover the cost of the lottery winnings. which they to get back when the cash in the fake ticket. >> what we have heard from the victims is that the scammers

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well. let's talk about your background. barbara mentioned he also played mel bodio, also revere.ome extraordinary experience on the stage in shakespearean productions. how much of this has to do your whole acting career. how much of it had to do with your dad? >> a huge amount. i don't think i would've become an actor if it wasn't for my dad. he was a protean producer of shakespeare when i was growing up. he founded and ran for shakespeare festival. more or less the same festival but they reconstituted in four different places in ohio. starting with the antioch festival which ran about eight years and produced every single one of shakespeare's plays. that was up until i was about 12 years old. he produced. >> you didn't know you were an aspiring actor until you goggled applause i alluded to. >> growing up i didn't really think about being an actor. i wanted to be an artist. as a matter of fact, my mentor as a child is in the audience tonight. [applause] bud and his father who was a great watercolor is and they were my idols as a child. i was quite fixed on being a painter. i was

sentenced him, barbara jones, now retired, says she's okay with an early release, she said it would show compassion, would not jeopardize public safety and she said he has been published enough welly any of this pointing out that barbara jones at the time of the sentencing said that anything less than life in prison would be wrong and also pointing out that ebers directed the massive fraud which caused tens of thousands of shareholders to suffer billions of dollars in losses this all falls to the new judge in the case, she gave the victims in the case through yesterday to respond and be heard about this no word on whether anybody took her up on that she also just yesterday asked for more medical information from the bureau of prisons including whether he's faking any of this. guys. >> scott, you and i both covered this closely and the other major frauds of that era, certainly i'm thinking enron, adelphia, there was a bunch of them as you well now. >> right. >> in 25 years, though, always did seem to me to be -- it was the largest single sentence anybody from that era received. >> it was by a bit initially jeff skilling received 24 years that was ultimately reduced on appeal to 14

wonderful background in nonprofit management and from everything i've been told, barbara, you are fulfilling that role very well in your current post. and next, we have deval patrick, former governor of massachusetts. i just finished reading your book about how you began on the south side of chicago, went to milton academy, ended up at harvard and harvard law school, if i remember correctly, and are now, have now served in some of the highest positions in the land. it's an inspiring story. so thank you, governor, for being here. and last but definitely not least is jessy colvin, the ceo of service year alliance, who also has one of these multi-faceted backgrounds that's equally impressive to everyone else's, but without further ado, i'm going to turn this now, over to dr. heck. >> well, thank you, bell, and good morning, and my thanks to brookings and service year for putting this together and for hosting us this morning. as well as my thanks to all of you, either in the audience or watching over the web who have served and will serve after hearing this morning's conversations or are currently serving. it is an

well the reaction has been what it was before thursday's vote barbara and that was that in the president's view this is nothing more than a political witch hunt an effort to undermine his credibility and his authority especially at a time when he is trying to run for reelection you noted the house speaker nancy pelosi is indicating that they are trying to make the pro and having public hearings sometime before late november no official date has been set yet but they are trying to us spend this coming week trying to interview the last round of witnesses those who was choose to was show up the white house has been quite adamant in trying to prevent some of these people from testifying but some have defied the white house's efforts and have appeared before legislators to answer their questions behind closed doors now all of this is happening as there is a new poll out taken by a.b.c. news and the washington post and it shows a sharply divided american population on the impeachment inquiry as it's commonly been described we're talking about 49 percent of americans who were surveyed saying that

well for more on this i'm joined by our correspondent bob availe who is in madrid for us good to see you barbara now spain has had i think it's fair to say to mulch us few weeks in the run up to this election now that it is here what is the atmosphere like today. that most fear is telling a distinctly downbeat this was a short and quite bleak blustery election campaign the parties had agreed to sort of tune it down not to spend any money so there were no posters no slogans nothing and that really fits the mood because many people are quite frustrated was the cut to news deadlock for 4 years no in spanish politics that politicians haven't been able to break and many have the impression impression they didn't even try to try to break it and also on the other hand cuts alone it has really dominated this election and the short run up to the selection because it saw quite violent demonstrations after the jailing off its independence leaders and that on the other hand in the rest of spain really raised a wave of nationalist and and separatist feelings many people say you spain should not be divided we

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well-organized. i happened to be sitting on a panel like this with barbara olson on one side, the late barbara olson constantly pick up her phone during every break and finally she told me and i said why are you talking every break and she said, well we have an organization that we have somebody monitoring all of the shows, we have key talking points being issued and i make sure i hit my points during my next hit on air. so they knew exactly what they were doing. the republican party i'm seeing right now, amanda has no talking points. jennings had no talking points earlier. it is not organized like that. so these are -- they're just free floating out there and not as well organized as watergate or the clinton white house. >> amanda, here is the statement from white house press secretary stephanie grisham, quote, ambassador sondland's testimony made clear in the few brief phone calls with president trump the president clearly stated that he wanted nothing from ukraine and repeated to quid pro quo over and over again. in fact, she said, no quid pro quo ever occurred. the u.s. aid flowed and the preside

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