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witnes the two he has trusted most the last year are is bl barr and mike pompeo. pompeo is caught up in it and giuliani has tried to throw attention back the state department way andreated atteion betwe pompeo and the president. the president is not sure who he ca trust right now. he's been relying heavily on the white house counsel. bert: is there a war room in this white house or not in maggie: yes and no.s therwar room that is not called a war room. a couple of officials who were to a month on direction of jared kushner his son-in-law an we should not the president gets close to his familiar in times of stress and i kushners basically running the impeachment battle plan for the he struggled the whour white house to hire two who are favorites of the president defendinm. they have been running not a convential war room. they are n pushing a lot of things out publicly. there's not a ton takinglace on television. the president is still his own best pubc facing message. but they are doing a lot of coornati coordinating communication with the hill and daily meetings

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allf the evidence, and when all of the evidence came out and that tapes, etc., within 30 days a number bl reans went to nixon and said we have changed our mind, and either you step down or we are going to vote to remove you from office. well, let's see what takes place here. i think that there has basn a lot thatome out, and i think there may be even more that comes out. but we have got to do our constitutional responsibilities, and that is exactly what we are doing. laura: congressman gregory meeks, thank you so much for being with us. rep. meeks: good to beith you. laura: for more on the process ahead, i spoke with elizabeth wydrwy president of the constitutional accountability ceer. now that the house has taken this vote, what does it mean most in prtical terms for the public, open hearings? elizabeth: absolutely. the public hearings are an incredibly important part of what the house did today. th set out a roadmap for h the impeachment process will go in the house if there are articles of impeachment. it gets kicked over to the senate, for them to decide whether to remove the presiden

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bl by judy and pete-kovler foundation. and by contrns to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, bbc world news. nada: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i amw nadak. after packed week of testimony, president trump fires backag nst the impeachment inquiry and says he wants a trial in the senate. lies ahead.t on what party leaders in the u.k. get a grilling less than three weeks before voters go to the polls.nc they get a cto ask the questions. >> ♪ never dressed up like a girl ♪ nada: "the boy in the dress" has something to sing about. two of britain's biggest stars te up to bring the book to life. nada: fothose watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america."ee it hasa marathon week of impeachment hearings, and ea side is claiming t witnesses backed up their claims. for democrats, it was a clear pattern of the president using rival.o investigate a from republicans, the argument remains that there is no direct evidence of a quid pro quo. his case on

. >> there are some ideas out there that somehow this change bls designed to enable some nefarious purposethey should all look at the simple fact that it was bill taylor that replaced ambassador yovanovitch. ( applause ). >> thank you so much. >> reporter: yovanovitch got impromptu to standing ovation at a d.c. jazz club this weekend. after pointedly critiquing pompeo on friday. >> i remain disappointed that the department's leadership and sly rs have declined to acknowledge that the attacks against me and others are dangerously wrong. >> reporter: the secretary of state has also stayed silent on jennifer wliam sta department aide who the president derided this weekend as a "never trumper" even though she's detailed for the vice president's office. williams is one of three witnesses testifying tomorrow who all listened in on the president's july phone call with the president of ukraine. they all found it unusual and inappropriate or potentially damaging for president trump to push ukraine to look into vice president biden and his son. california democrat jackie speier will question them to

with jobs and children's health will be a focus.they say the president's on jobs as a sign that he may bl potent softening on a total flavor ban potentially allowing menthol to remain on the market. despite the ban, the owner of this vwoe shop and others say the national focus has already had a major impact on herbusiness. >> almost every shop in new york at this point has lost between 60 and% of sales. we have been struggling to stay open. most of us have laid off employees, cut down our expenses absolutely as much as possible. a lot of shops have not paid their rent and we are putting off our lanords to try to make sure we can stay in business until this is over. >> reporter: shend others w rallied on the issue at the white house on saturday say the nistration's stance on a flavor ban could have major political implications too. not only do they feel passionately about the products, but at the are voters, vapor voters. g similar t owners who feel passionate about the use of themselves and their families, these people will vote on that issue. >> reporter: the group americans for tax refo

." >> impeachable offense should bl cong, overwhelmingly clear and unambious. >> two weeks of public impeachment hearings, texas congressman will hurd praised diplomats and offered some criticism of president trump. >> certainly n how the executive current in the future should handle uch acall. >> at other times, seemed to defend the president's actions. >>ea have not evidence proving the president committed bribery o extortion. >> more and more witnesses coming forward. >> was the a quid pro quo? the answer is yes. >> what does will hurd say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" brought to you by -- robertgranari. additional funding is provided by -- >> corpora funding provided by stevens inc. >> representative will hurd, welcome to "firing line." >> thanks for having me. member ofa republican house of representatives representing texas's 23rd district. >> that's right. 29 counties, two time zos, 820mi s of the border. >> which makes you the only republican in the house of representativethat represents a border district with the u.s. border and mexico srder. >> thaorrect and th

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in establishing a road map of the process and makes it more bl . this isoing on, the deadline to fund and not shutdown the government is rapidly approaching. ylan mui h more on this collision course. >> the atmosphere was charged after hse democratsoted to formalize the impeachment investigation into present trump. >> we take no joyon having move down this road and proceed with the ieach president inquiry.he but ne do we shrink from. >> every singl republican rejd the the impeachment if. >> it includepen hearing with new witnesses the intelligence committee putting to a fin f report and the judiciary mendota eystading whether to move forward with articles of impeachment. it will be a bitter and partisan fight. but amid all of that, republicans andemocrats will have to find a way to work together to keep the lightsn in washington and prevent another government shutdown. >> weeed to fund the government every year. and congress and the president will always find an excuse to kick the can on the deadline. so we have to -- we have to be able to walk and

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- he didn't, but one of his spokespeople said on tv yesterday, we are going to call joe biden, we w bll hunten, we will call adam schiff. i don't know if that is going to happen. ifny of those things happen, they could get what they want to do the whole time, they y uld ything they want to adam schiff. i dohink the big goal is he wants a trial, he will be acquitted, and he will campaign for reelection on "i was exonerated." nada: john bolton has resurfaced on twitter, a bit of bd forth whether he was taken off by the white house or not. he is back on. ise the lastmoking gun here? is there any information he has that could upend the impeachment inquiry? anita: let's be clear, he has information cause he spoke to the president every single day. so does mick mulvaney, so does don mcgahn. there are so many key people we did not hear from. i think he probably hasio inform he is teasing us a bit. he wan to sell a book or g the information out there. remember, they did not part on good terms here, john bolton and donald trump, and they h feud back-and-forth on who got fired or whether he resi

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in skaerz touth carolina the bl elector rat electorate, and then we have super duper tuesday where aot of states are coming to vote. while he is in a strong position right now, let's zoom out, and look at the other pieces, and one final piece, the harvard study, mayor piece is still below bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. he is not at the bottom, but the youth vote is still going to the oldest of the candidates in the presidential election. he is doing well. he is really centralizing that middle lane brand that he has, but it will still be a tight challenge for him. >> all of these candidates want to defeat trump. john bel edwards wins a second reelection. president trump went all in campaigning for bell edwards opponent, does the fact that he won again, what does that tell you about a deeply red state and the influence that president trump has. >> alarm bells should be ringing this is about the way he lost. he continues to be powerful at riling up his base, but he riles up inner city voters, suburban voters, he energized people to show up to vote against him, and the wait he won

than 12 months after 12 souls lost their lives at their bar in thousand oaks they pressed on with the bl dance mall and saloon. >> we will build a new saloon. new tables. everything about border line we are bringing here. >> it will be in the agoura center in agoura hills and the owner says it is temporary until the border line is opened. at the old locations flowers memorialize what happened at the mass shooting and the community has struggled with honoring the victims and moving forward. >> if it is the right time, good for them. i hope that the family of the victims are doing well. >> many hope the new locations will strike. they are haunted by the loss of those that died but say that thousand oaks must live up to the same. border line strong. >> i think it is a nice way for the city to heal and come together. i don't know if it could happen in the old location. >> happening today. a funds for the aids memorial in san francisco. this evening's event is sold out. it will acknowledge the aids memorial quilt that will go back to san francisco after several years in atlanta. >> let's get

most working people cannot be bl glued to their televisions.e for some? >> moving the needle, the way you design that is important. to remove the president, you have to split his base. yesterday didn't do that. i don't expect absent some of the more senior people from the white house going in and telling dramatic testimony, that that will happen. the democrats put on a strong case. and democrats and independents will all vote in november of next year. it does matter. i think republicans did what they thought they needed to do. they need to give their base something to hold on to. i think the best argument was, the simplest argument, that the aid went through and there's no more investigations. it falls apart with one more piece of information. they're not going to get that from fax fox news, or rush limbau limbaugh. >> i want to make the point that there's a lot of voters that don't necessarily live in swing states. >> you're always sticking up for the coasts. >> not the coast, necessarily. the states that are solidly blue and red in the middle

annual measure so it's a little different than the employment rate we look at every month from the bls. the blue line is the employment rate and it's very cyclical. so these folks are very responsive to the cycle in terms of their labor supply crossing the extensive margin. and the prediction there simply uses the unemployment rate and lag dependent variable to predict the line. at one level you're saying one cyclical variable predicts another cyclical variable. if you look at 3, 4 or 5 you don't see much at all so it's a story for low wage workers. they're the ones that will be most equipped by this. so what i have on the right, i know there are a lot of numbers there but i'll focus on the circled ones. so we look at the share working in the bottom quintile and i'm looking at the 1990s. some of you were thinking there was a lot of stuff going on in the '90s, welfare reform, itc expansion, minimum wage increase. all true but there was a high pressure labor market. in fact if you look at the earnings of low-income workers, and this includes zeros, okay? this is -- if you have earnings o

bl it's the depth of what has gone on. the extent to which the administration feels above the law.ds just continue to get blown. there has to be a limit. >> former republican tamara stevens supports impeaching the president, even if it energizes trump supporters. >> asking for an investigation and dirt on your political opponent in 2020, i mean, he could potentially be going up against biden. this is what he was asking for. that has a value that well exceeds a million dollars. so how people can excuse that and say, oh, it's no big teal. it's just part of diplomacy. >> reporter: there's an important difference between the ukraine investigation and the russia investigation trump spent two years slamming. >> this is looking forward to 2020 and trying to mess around with an election that we have coming up. that's a whole new ball game. >> reporter: republicans in her district not surprisingly disagree. >> i think it is a sham. it's not as much the impeachment itself as the process that they are going to that is precedent in the history of this country. >> in pennsylvania which went for

to lay the groundwork for these carefully orchestrated plans, and the president will comeor in and bl it up. there are really are limits to his trust my gut instincts when it comes to the impeachment defense. and it makes it harder and harder for republicans to defend him. and not only that, but now you have democrats on capitol hill talking about adding witness intimidation tone a potential article ofa impeachment. so thise was just a terrible morning for t republicans. privately they do concede that. they feel like democrats are winning the narrative here, and they're really going to have to reset for next week. >> they hadfo to know this wasn supposed to be easy, melanie, but they also have to know that their jobs, as you point out, next week probably just got tougher. >> yeah, that's exactly right. i y mean the other challenge fo republicans is that you've seen their defenses crumble one by one,ru and part of the reason i because they don't know what's around the corner. even after allhe of these depositions and these transcripts, we're still getting new information, including, as

it warned, should any harm before any suspected whistleblower or their family, the bl with your client.elypushback as acting chief of staff mick mulvaney rejected a house subpoen to testify today. legally white house lawyers argue their staff is rim you -- is immune from subpo >> i don't want to give edibility to a corrupt witchhunt. lisa: within hours, the house deposition transcripts dropped. lieutenant colonel alexander viman and fiona hill, who left the nsc earlier this year. this in a week that marketing new phase in impeachment as house democrats moved to wrap up public ones next wgs and move to >> those open hearings will be an opportunity for the american people to evaluate for themselves. lisa: democrats released some 2687 pages of testimony from behind closed doors this week. that was from eight key witnesses. six have roles at the state department. two were from the national security council. democrats see a pattern. >> we are getting increasing appreciation for just what took place during the course of the last year and the t degre which the president enlisted whole departments

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thank youforbeinghere.youknow,in gthosetweetsclosed --irememberth atinthebeginningofthiswhistle-bl owersituationon said that he was aware there were some partisan affiliation that the whistle-blower has and that there was no indication that they had in any way affected him coming forward and so they consider that to be a nonevent. in light of this, that makes that a little more difficult to swallow, doesn't it? >> i would go further than that and that is that we still don't know who this whistle-blower is or if the whistle-blower even exists because the whistle-blower has not been made available to the republicans and that is just not evident, it's not evidence for a court of law. we have to know who this person is. it's me when are you suggesting when you say that he doesn't exist but it could be someone like mark conveyed, is that what you are suggesting? >> no but i think in a court of law, this is not evidence and you know, this is like the highest level, we are talking about impeaching a president. we have to have this whistle-blower come in and talk to us in person so that we can measure t

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with the whistle blower, it has gone will beyond the whistle blower's allegations into things that bl have been proved and yet, the s president stays on the whistle blower's identity. donald trump does like to stick to associate people with his criticisms. >> absolutely. look, you've seen over the course of the last couple of weeks, the president coming closer and closer to unmasking the identity of the whistle blower.ng we saw the president's own son tweeting an article that claimed to publish the identity of the whistle blower and seen when t they don't have that, you know, on conservative media, they werw going after the lawyer digging up tweets of his and using those to discredit that information.ho we've seen a republican allies of the president go after all of these individuals who have been testifying behind closed doors even people who have served in republican administrations goin back decades, highly respected d generals, people who are really according to a lot of folks really beyond reproach. this is the tactic they found d effective. >> phil, in reading the book, did you

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let me congratulate troy price and the iowa democratic party for turning two congressional speets bl to make sure that in this vitally important battleground state, we take back iowa in the general election and defeat trump and defeat him badly. and i will do everything possible to make that happen and i'm very happy to announce tonight a $20,000 donation from my campaign to the iowa democratic party. tonight, all of us, no matter what candidate we are supporting, are in agreement than we must defeat the most dangerous president in the history of our country. a man who is a pathological liar. and a man who is running the most corrupt administration in the history of our country. a man who does not understand the rule of law or our constitution. and a man who will soon be impeached. now that is what we all agree on. but as friends, and we are friends, let us acknowledge that we have some disagreements. at the end of the day, the democratic parties of iowa, of vermont, every state in the country, have got to make a fundamental decision. do we continue the status quo of politics which h

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