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ordinance all present day so let's just continue listening into this having a position on the board of bris milah has the potential appearance of a conflict of interest i don't want to characterize 100 biden service on the board one way or another and i just don't know enough so you disagree with every other witness that has answered yes there is a potential appearance of a conflict of interest well you asked if there was a conflict or an appearance of potential my quote was the potential appearance of a conflict of interest i didn't hear the word appearance well clearly it's an appearance of a conflict correct clearly it is an appearance of conflict of interest again this is something that every witness has answered yes to or agreed with it could have a potential appearance and yet we are not allowed to call hunter biden to answer questions in front of this committee thank you again for your truthful testimony today and i yield back thank you so this will be faster saarland you were told by the president and others to not show up you showed up i think that says a lot about you and i think

hearing and president trump's impeachment inquiry we're on capitol hill with the latest also ahead bri sing for trouble hong kong has it to eat this weekend after days of escalating violence university chiefs demand action after on campus protest. and no let up than a suffers renewed flooding after another high tide adding to this threat to the city's unique cultural landmarks the mayor calls for international aid. out my arc thank you so much for joining us everyone well we start in the u.s. where the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump has resumed with the another day of public hearings while today's session the centers on testimony from marie have on of it a former u.s. ambassador to ukraine was fired from her post in kiev after coming under attack by trump's personal lawyer rudolph giuliani well in some dramatic testimony today she said she felt threatened after being ousted from her post and finding out that president trump had denounced her in a phone call with the ukrainian president here's an excerpt from the hearing earlier. what did you think when president trump

and bris ma.> president zelensky it's a great honor to meet you. >> september 1. vice president pence meets with president zelensky. trump stays back in the u.s. to deal with hurricane dorian. baring down in the u.s. >> what was the first thing that president zelensky asked vice president pence about at that meeting? >> president zelensky asked the vice president about the status of security assistance for ukraine. he had seen the political article and other news reporting that the security assistance was being held. >> i mention vice president pence before the meetings with the ukrainians that i had concerns that the delay in aide had become tied to the issue of investigations. i recall mentioning that before the zelensky meeting. and the vice president nodded, like had heard what ai said and that was it. >> he said the two of them never met in that capacity and didn't bring up his concern. >> after they meet. sondland also goes and talks to a top ukrainian official. and makes clear that aide is

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and ukraine investigator worked on was against the owner of bris milah that's correct and this was during the obama administration that's correct so for the millions of americans viewing the 1st investigation against the owner was under president obama's administration that's correct. you testified also quote we spent roughly half a $1000000.00 of state department money in support of the f.b.i. and this investigation to build capacity and track down stolen assets end quote is that correct that's correct it was launched in may 2014 by the attorney general the u.s. and u.k. in conjunction with the world bank and in fact by 2016 you were so concerned about corruption questions really related to that when there was an effort to sponsor an essay contest with the usa id you asked usa id to stop it that's correct and you testified that it was because quote karisma had a poor reputation in the business and that you didn't think it was appropriate for the u.s. government to be co-sponsoring something with a company that had a bad bad reputation correct you are also aware and you testified today th

a lot of inthe sky, and one bri light sitting right there that's not moving. that's venus. always appears like a plane just sitting stationary either at sunset or sunrise. it has to be close to the sun, just like mercury. pretty view out there. let me show you the numbers. we made it into the low 80s, and not just in one spot, but a lot of inland locations. santa rosa 81, concord 80, san francisco 76. we had an offshore wind event last night, not strong enough to create fire weather, but it it was strong enough to blow out the bad quality. now let's look ahead to tuesday. here's everybody. morgan hill 81, looking off towards the east bay, e low 80s tomorrow. livermore that's you at 82. concord 78, walnut creek 77. bay side for alameda county, oakland 73, same in san rafael, and low 80s as well. so still in this exaggerated pattern from last week. looking at the clockwise spinning bus prsu o the coast. everybody going up and over us, but what goes up must come down, and the mid section of the country is where all the cold and storms are. we showede midwest part of country. n

it actually bris snow to the mountains over here. light, but enough to impact travel. and we're not getting anything. that's another thing an inside slider can do. then it positions down to the south. and if we look at where the rain accumulates, they get it up there, get it down here, certainly to the east and we get nothing. so it's like a lose-lose situation. we don't get the rain we need and instead get the strong offshore winds. we can't rule out the possibility for some light rain getting us to tuesday night. this is tomorrow when the system passes by. tomorrow would be the day if we get any rain we get it. that pretty much passes by. it's the next day, wednesday, when we feel the winds from that system after it sets up shop down to the south and continues to pull all the air from the north to wrap it back into itself. the other things, remember how we saw the light snow in the sierra? if you have travel plans up in the mountains midweek, tuesday afternoon through wednesday night, going to be tough travel up there. above 7500 feet. so doubtful we get enough snow

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laura: bri for being with us. bridget: thanks for having me. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, rivals on more than just tra. we look at the complex relationship between the u.s. and china, even ns trade ns could be easing. laura: indonesia produced more than 600,000 tonsee of co beans last year, enough to make a staggering 60 billion single espressos. it is in some offer in an isolated town. reporter: indonesia's most sought after coffee beans can only be found here. in the past, farmers sold a kilo ofhem for $3.50. they are now selling for six times the price. laura:an farmers consufor -- >> farmers consultant to product to -- farmers can sell their directly or online. who buy them sometis the little man would cheat the farmers. reporter:he coffee trade from this remote area has benefited those outside the farming community. >> it is extraordinary. some local students send local coffee beans to jakarta and other cities toun living expenses and tuition fees. :report coffee consumption in indon

broken bris provide the ammunition. at hong kong polytechnic university, protesters are turning the campus into a rtress. there are just so many levels to this barricade. if you like there is -- feel like there is two rows of office furniture essentially. the bricks they put on the stairs, it lpoks like they these lile bits of hose pipel. with nails to coevent people ng in. the row of umbrellas up there is presumably to protect against pthe pepper spraand tear gas. if you look around you, every single entrance and exit to this campus has been blocked off, and everybody coming in is being searched. how far are you prepared to go to defend your campus? >> we have written notes for our family already. gabriel: what do you mean? >> every loss-of-life they go to our family. gabriel: you have written a note to your family in case you die? does your family know about this? >> yes w gabriet do they say? >> iave a very lucky family that supports me. gabriel: they must be terrified. >> two are not. gabriel: everyone is terrified.

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tonight we meet the entrepreneurs who hadt the bri idea to focus on men and their growing love of fashionose stories and more tonight on nightly business reporor for friday november 1st. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome bill griffeth has the evening off. wall street ended the week in e. rally m the s&p 500 and t t nasdaq closed at records thanks to bh a muchh stronger than expected jobs report and progress on etade negotiationsen the u.s. and china. at reassured investors about the health of the economy, and sent stocks higher. here are the closing numbersrs r you. the dow jonesl industr average thse 301nts to close at 27347. nasdaq was up 94. and the s&p 500 added. and it was the fourth straight week of gains for all of the majors. ave bob pisani has more from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks were back in rally mode on t first day of november, both s&p and nasdaq, record highs today. we had a notable shift in the market narrative. we've gone from fears of a recession in 2020 --th remember a few months ago, to a belief gnat global economy will be slowing but growing. but toda

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two of britain's biggest stars te up to bri life.book to nada: for those watching on pbsr annd the globelcome to "world news america." it has been a marathon week of impeachment hearings, and ea side is claiming t witnessed bap their claims. for democrats, it was a clear he president using his office to investigate a rival. from republicans, the argument remains that there is noirect evidence of a quid pro quo. and today president trump made his case on the airwaves. >> adjourned.ss nada: han 24 hours after two weeks of dramatic and contentious impeachment hearings ended, president trump is out with his counterattack. increasingly, every waking moment in washington seem to hang on the latest revelations from these 12 u.s. officials called as fact witnesses by democrats to bolster their case that presint trump abused his office for personal political gain.me with impea all but certain and pressure building, the president rang into his favorite program, "fox & friends," for a nearly hour-long interview. >> mr. president, you expect an impeachmentto vote, you expec get impeached. you say yo

when what happened was disgusting i am now recovering from bri no damage that i suffered during the assault and i am still in pain the also cut off my hair they beat me out but they didn't change my view that everything was so confusing at that moment many of them covered their faces but we recognize some of them it was sad to see all those people attacking me it's been a difficult time for my children to see their mother in such a condition i don't want this to happen again. i believe is now facing political uncertainty the self-appointed right wing government of senator johnny unitas has already been accused of abuses ever more as resigned after the country's military suggested he step down. this was on the way on the back of a wave of protests following october's election and that occasions a vote fraud his supporters see it as a coup and during the address 34 people were killed and more than $800.00 injured but again says that the violence must end. did not quote that if you're going to be i can't betray my people those who believe in me i would like to express my gratitude to the staff

bris my holdings that's the natural gas firm in ukraine that vice president joe biden's son hunter biden worked for and it's now at the center of a scandal or i guess it isn't mainstream us media insists that any claims of wrongdoing are simply a conspiracy theory that donald trump made up there is a conspiracy theory that biden conspiracy theory vice president might pence has just repeated his bosses debunked conspiracy abidin conspiracy theory the conspiracy theories continue while documents that have newly been released under the freedom of information act reveal that the u.s. government was already looking into potentially shady activities from the company in 2016 furthermore the documents reveal that there is no holdings even dropped to the name of hunter by hoping to win a few brownie points from the obama administration but attorney karen tremont tonneau requested a meeting to discuss with undersecretary novelli the state department's official overseeing international energy u.s. government remarks alleging bruce mara the ukrainian energy company of corruption she noted that 2 hig

bris.stigation is required for any fire this size heard a cause hasn't been determined according to the department. it was a tense morning, many forced to bed with no time to grab anything before evacuating.>> i left my keys, thinking about all of the real personal stuff that is in there. >> lessons learned for some evacuees who didn't have a go bag ready for emergencies. >> now that this happened, i'm probably thinking we should prepare one. >> the cities small business disaster relief fund will provide assistance to the businesses affected by the fire. the city said the office of economic and workforce wellmann team is here to report our castro small business community impacted by the fire. activating london bridge a small business really fund will allow the city to provide immediate capital to these businesses when they need it the most. >>> classes are set to resume this week in the west sonoma county union high school district. the district reached a tentative deal with teachers yester

testified and has been asked this has answered yes do you agree that hunter biden on the board of brismilah has the potential for the appearance of a conflict of interest certainly the potential of us and ms williams. now shifting to the legal requirements that are aid to ukraine is conditioned on anti-corruption lieutenant colonel vin minute you testified that you understood that congress had passed under the ukrainian security assistance initiative a legal obligation to certify that corruption is being addressed that is correct and you also testified that it is required by the national defense authorization act that is correct so for the public listening we are not just talking about president trump focusing on anti corruption in ukraine but it is so critical so important that harder in taxpayer dollars when given to foreign nations that by law overwhelmingly bipartisan support requires anti corruption in ukraine in order to get us taxpayer funded a lieutenant colonel then when you spoke extensively about the importance of defense of lethal aid to ukraine specifically javelins this w

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with selenski that he would make a public announcement of of this investigation into the bidens and bris milah and then the aide would be released or there were members in the administration like john bolton like fiona hill like colonel vidlin and others that were blowing the whistle and saying this was wrong inappropriate all of these people were not democrats challenging donald trump there is a divide that's very interesting between those who thought they were just carrying out the president's orders and those inside who said this is inappropriate behavior but they all belong to the president's team and that is what we're seeing play out today and i think that's what's so interesting and will be interesting to see how the republicans defend this because in the past in the testimony that we heard the other day from ambassador taylor. and he says secretary ken you had a case where. there they were being challenge that maybe they didn't hear or see what they thought they did and now that has been removed and i think what it says to your question is it means that we've got a valid it be a

documents favorite luxury car in early february 16 after two year of quiet there was panic inside brist hunter biden is not buy protection that we have because they're closing in on the boss and it is that event that precipitate the -- legal team going to the state department saying, you've you have help to us get rid of the corruption ailses very important time scwebs for people to understand. >> that time line is critical so the prosecutor raids the home of own ore of burisma panic set in. burisma hires a lobbying team to lobby hard the obama administration. get rid of this prosecution, get rid of these corruption allegations, and then -- the next thing that happens joe biden goes over there -- and says fire the prosecutor you know what we have the tape let's play the tape. >> we're not going to give you the billion dollar you're not the president. president said i should call him. i said i'm telling you you're not getting billion dollar i said you're not getting billion i'm relieving to hear and it was six hours i look at him saying we're leaving in six hours and prosecutor is not f

elizabeth warren said you didn't build that the school teachers that taught you, the roads that were built, briucture that allowed you to become a billionaire that's what made you. there's no such thing as self-made billionaire and you need to give back a lot. that's the argument the country is having and that's why i think he quoted jack kemp of saying americans admire the wealthy, they want to be them i don't know if that's as true today certainly in the democratic primary season as it was years ago. >> this whole issue around these two words of fair share are really the lightning rod when it comes to this conversation because as cooper mman says fai share, i'm giving away everything i've done everything to be a success and give back. what is fair share >> should he be making decision about how the billions are spent or should the broader public be making the decision. to argue that billionaires should get more and control the way it's spent as opposed to giving their tax tldollars to a country that will democratically decide, they may not have the same priority. people saying i'm giving back

interesting thing about u.k., this hangs under aus -- auspice of bri brexit.sh economy has survived all of the twists and turns of brexit tally, right now. ftse 250, did better last month than most for economic indiceses in world, and pound is strong. for labor party to say we hava malaise that will be solved by tacking heck out of 151 people, this is a very su not good political plan. >> it should not be just state economic autonomy you talk about great britain versus the eu, it should also be about individual empowerment, but somehow successa now a dirty word, mattie thank you so much. >> thank you. >> she always breaks it down. >> topical storm is next. nationwide helps you invest for your future, brad. so you can plan for retirement and save for college. oh, that explains this. the nationwide dome. state-of-the-art venue. 80-yard screen. fantasy sports lounge. climate controlled seats. sushi bar. club level pool. really? lastly... retractable roof. whoa. are you kidding me? peytonville showed no mercy. go peytons. (pop) kind of lackluster. eh, still workin

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to round out november just sort of two and a half trading days left to go or a little more than that bri brian, take it away. >> did you really say visco inferno? >> visco inferno >> with all the three major averages hitting highs, can investors expect more gains as we head into 2020. good to see you. >> brian, how high do to stocks go from here he sees s&p 500 headed to 3300 by the end of 2020 just to put that number into perspective, that implies a 5.3% upside from where we're trading at right now some of the things he's referencing is a tri trifecta. bottoming out referencing the rebound we have seen in german economic data. other market participants are saying the factors are already priced into the market when it comes to trade there's still this risk that phase one deal is not signed and the new tariffs are implemented come mid-december that would put more pressure on china slowing economy. all this talk about a rotation you could argue this rotation has already gone through value to growth. both value and growth driven stocks have been hitting new highs. the s&p 500 with today's g

interesting thing about u.k., this hangs under aus -- auspice of bri brexit. has survived all of the twists and turns of brexit tally, right now. ftse 250, did better last month than most for economic indiceses in world, and pound is strong. for labor party to say we hava malaise that will be solved by tacking heck out of 151 people, this is a very su not good political plan. >> it should not be just state economic autonomy you talk about great britain versus the eu, it should also be about individual empowerment, but somehow successa now a dirty word, mattie thank you so much. >> thank you. >> she always breaks it down. >> topical storm is next. with sofi, get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. get a no-fee personal loan [sneeare you ok?fles] yah, it's just a cold. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 brand that gives... p

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the evolution of dna technology, and these other tools that law enforcement is tapping into, we can bri >> reporter: the suspect, a maintenance forman has lived quietly at his home in livermore for three decades. he and his wife have three grown daughters. >> he literally has been hiding in the dark with no one knowing. >> a good person, a great dad, been a good neighbor , totally surprised myself and the whole neighborhood. >> reporter: vien is also suspected in three other cases in livermore. the investigation is ongoing. >>> we are learning more about a city worker in palo alto who died in an electrical incident over the weekend. it happened saturday morning near middlefield road. h-voltage power lines. donatus okhomina was an air force veteran, husband, and father of four. today, all-city flags were lowered to half staff in his honor. >>> and back here after the break, we are looking at those wind forecast that prompted the red flag warning and beyond with the five day point >>> first, after the break, and outpouring of support for a football team made up of kindergartners and first

up against the wall, to corner him effectively, which then provided the opportunity for other praf bri brave bystanders to rush in and hold him until the police arrived. now, we know that when the police did get there, they found him wearing what has since been described as a pretty convincing explosive vest, a simulation of one i should say. we know it was a fake. of course in the moment the police couldn't be sure of that. and they took the decision to neutralize that potential threat. he was shot dead. police have recently updated their progress on the investigation to determine precisely what motivated this man and crucially whether or not he acted alone. here is what they said a short time ago. >> at this time we have found no evidence, no evidence, to suggest anybody else was involved in this attack. however, we're still making extensive inquiries to make sure that one else was involved. we want to make sure no one else is related as an outstanding threat to the public. we now know the attack began inside the hall just before 2:00 p.m. yesterday and the attacker whose identity we

you think they would take interest in bris ma and joe biden. subpoena hunter biden. one of the mothers of conspiracy theories is somehow the president of the united states would want a country he doesn't even like and give foreign aide to to have the ukrainians start an investigation into biden. >> so, according to to your reporting he knew more than he was letting on. what does had say about this. >> he was extremely rude to two of my colleagues who went to physically confront him. exact quote was to be perfectly clear i don't acknowledge any questions from you in this lifetime. or the next. i will say that it's interesting about this reporting, is the timing of nunes trip. he deliberately timed it. so that it fell after the midterm election and before the democrats took over the house. which meant he didn't have to disclose the details of it. >> okay. standby. i'll bring in max and john now. initial reaction to this news. >> it's not terribly surprising. frankly. because for a long time i think we have known that nunes and some of the other republicans and in the h

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. >>> do you have any information regarding the president of the united states accepting new bri bribesregarding any criminal activity that the president of the united states has been involved with at all? >> no. >> i think that public support for impeeachment is actually going to be less when these hearings are over than when they began because final ly the american people are going to be able to see the evidence. >> that's a clip from today. congressman chris stewart, republican of utah, talking to and asking questions of ambassador to ukraine, yovanovitch with a line of questioning that seems to suggest if you don't have any evidence that the president committed a crime, the public is ultimate ly going to turn againt impeachment. gloria, how about that? the fkt that the president has knocked over a bank. is that evidence that this impeachment proceeding shouldn't be going on? >> no. and i think that there are new revelations every day in these hearings and the question was carefully worded. he said do you have any evidence that the president accepted a bribe b, not that he offered or

bri brilliant, unflappable and exercises excellent judgment. >> and there was more to it that he waso modest to continue reading. best army officer i've worked with is about as high praise as you can get. >> and you're not elected for the national security counsel unless you're the very best. everything about lieutenant colonel vindman screams excellence. and he used that word. why did you report it when you knew it was wrong? it was my duty. remember vindman went up there because he knew it was wrong and thank god there's still guys who know right from wrong and it's the foreign service officers and military officer whose right now are going to save our democracy. >> what was your assessment tothe most important evidence? >> we heard witnesses say we heard with our own ears and you've got lieutenant colonel vindman say we know it was wrong. he said it was improper and reported it. and you've got ambassador volkerrer who now says if i'd only known burisma meant the bidens, i would have considered it to be wrong. that's a big shift and i'm glad he's cleaning it up but it aligns his te

we have bri havenvante, who is president of the chapter.mportant to help out. >> it is dedicated to improving the community and promoting volunteerism which is exactly why we have been partnering with "feed the need" and we are at the stores today helping with the food drive. we can't wait to see you all. >> and we will be scattered throughout the bay area, different safeway stores and you can meet raj and the others tonight and marcus are i in santa clara. >> this is your time to come out and just do your part. it is really simple. >> it feels good. >> it really does. and you all see it every year. you all help. and outside of this, too. >> yes, absolutely. we have over 600 volunteers in the community. and over 100 are helping out this weekend to spread the word. >> and now we need you to come out and do your part as well. look at all of these ladies out here helping this morning. we want to let you know that this is the time, come on out, we are here at the rivermark plaza, here in san jose, so come on out, do your part, and we would love

as well as a green bri. trans paparency is a huge issued from the point of view of american companies and engineering consultants and even our lawyers, they would like to see an open procurement system put in place. there's a lot of pressure. we could partner with the eu, which is putting pressure on china to open up the procurement on all levels as well. so i think in addition to having counterstrategies, which we should, we ought the to find ways to support and cooperate sometimes with our other alleys, but also with china on making the belt and road really be a much better initiative. >> i'll just jump back in by aing the belt and road isn't always bad. there are ways in which it can be leveraged to do good things for the rest of the region and that's especially important o, but it's not just one thing. it's many different projects. the appropriate end of analysis is not the overall program. the it's the specific project. if you look at the speskt projects, many of them long proceed the announcement of th

now we have incontrovertible evidence that this man has committed a huge wrong,,q]z bri and whatevers law you know hearsay evidence and second-hand everyday, all of those things are exceptions and asterisks that are allowed when have you an overwhelming case. here's the thing, no matter what donald trump does, he admitted from the very beginning. he said, if i go out here in the middle of the street and kill somebody, then america will stand with me. his base has8 ! right. i think the unfortunate loser here is the american public. but i think the democrats must not give in and capitulate and if we engage if theater here, if it's not their ter, it is <1 strategy, trying to determine how we make the facts more salient to the american public. >> what's a senate trial? democrats might not win the verdict they want in the senate trial. but can their trial be effective? >> absolutely. so, first of all, i totally disagree that the jurors are baked and we know what's going ohappen. as a lawyer. as a lawyer,tñoáu don't count votes until it's over. >> that vote occurs in the senate. it's a lo

judy: another part of the republican strategy here, nink, is bri up the connection to joe biden, hison, hunter biden, who served on the board of this ukrainian energy company. fill us in on how that went. nick: the two lines of attack are ukraine, criticized candidate trump in 2016 and ukraine's corrupt and tse two things are the reason that president trump should be government.f the new that's the logic there. first, criticism in 2016. we heard representative jim jordan go t quite a few ukrainian officials who criticized candidate trump. ambassador yovanovitch said that doesn't mean the ukrainian government undermined u.s. elections and she reminded the committee that it was russiatt thatked in 2016. and then corruption and the focus, of course, was burisma, the largest energy company in it was the first company that14, the british investigated for corruption. hunteriden, joe biden's son, was on the board of that compane while vice pre biden was dealing with ukrainian officials and earlier this week we heard from another state department official, george kent, said he approached bid

please keep your questions bried so we can get to as many of them. please wait for the mic. yes. thanks. having heard lee describe and upsurge in this activity against the press and for example, libel claims, it sounds like even without a change in the law from a legislature or the supreme court, consequences are being introduced to the press, and thus the state of play here is moving in a good direction. perhaps even maybe embedded by favorable decision where judges did not overextend the definition of limited public figure. do you think that's true? is this moving naturally in a good direction or are things getting worse, so to speak, with respect to the alleged problem of the consequence free press? >> i think things are moving in that direction, and because of that i think they are getting worse. my problem with sullivan, which is kind of the mirror image of liberties problem with sullivan is that i don't think it provides enough protection because it operates at the wrong end of the litigation process. it's a subjective inquiry that often calls for very extensive and time-co

. >> woodruff: tonight's bri but spectacular features chicago- based artistelano dunn.s paintings explore questions of racial identity and perception, often pulling from >> i grew up in los angeles,ia califo to south central l.a., a block of about 24 neighborhoods. when i was a young kid, the neighborhood was fantastic. you know, i woy ld plaoutside on the streets with most of my friends. aisetot older, got ino my teens, things got rough, the riots happened. the gang wars sort of sparked, so it became a neighborhood where you couldn't walk down the strery. it became ough. everything about the neighborhood that i grew up , the friend that i had, the experiences of being a black student in predominantly white high school and elementary school, all of those things come into work. myork is not happy work. it's very difficult work. it's very powful work, i like to think. so i make stuff very colorful. i make it bright. i make it look like a piece of candy so that you want to come upitnd unwrap and when you do and you put it in your mouth, it tastes like salt. as a kid, we di

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meaning this could lead to an article of impeachment based on bri bribery.ant to a key moment on this issue. >> you've never used the word bribery or bribe to explain president trump's conduct, correct? >> no, sir. >> colonel vindman, you haven't either. >> that is correct. >> the problem is in an impeachment inquiry that the speaker of the house says is all about bribery, where bribery is the impeachable offense, no witness has used the word bribery to describe president trump's conduct. none of them. these aren't all of the deposition transcripts. these are just the ten that have been released. six weeks of witness interviews in this impeachment inquiry. hundreds of hours of testimony. thousands of questions asked. thousands of answers given. the number of times that witnesses have been asked any question about whether or not president trump's conduct constituted bribery before ambassador yovanovitch was asked by congressman stewart last thursday is zero. >> zero. now that's really interesting. it's kind of a lawyer's trick. let's discuss. he had two visua

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