. >> abigail: chad? chad? hey, wake up. >> chad: yeah, i'm up. >> abigail: i can't sleep. >> chad: i can help you sleep. >> abigail: oh, seriously? how could you think about sex at a time like this? >> ben: ciara, what's g i overhd grandpa and xander talking when i was moving my stuff in the mansion last night. yeah, grandpa said that he hired xander for doing him a huge favor. >> ben: which could be code for... >> ciara: xander killing jordan on victor's behalf. and now that i live at the mansion, i have plenty of access to xander's personal and business files, so don't worry, ben. i will find something. >> ben: but xander is a dangerous guy, ciara. if he finds out that you're onto him-- >> ciara: i gotta go, bye. >> xander: ciara, who was on the phone? >> chad: it's kinda hard not to think about sex when i'm lying next to my beautiful, sexy wife. >> abigail: okay, wait, stop. just listen to me. i just--i feel so unstable right now. i mean, all this stuff with stefano being so unresolved, i mean, it's just--i

chad: not at all., even if it does go through phase one, will have zero meaningful effect on global growth. nor will it have a meaningful effect on global trade. when we are investing, we are looking at -- we are looking out three to five years and see where you can get a good risk-adjusted return based on the different themes of the market. michael: why do we keep bouncing around on these headlines if you end chad don't think it is really going to make a difference? matthew: right now you have to go into the behavioral finance side of investing and look at canonic cycles and economic regimes. later in an economic cycle, multiple expenses is actually pretty common. you see investors that have a lot of cash. there's $400 billion net inflow into money markets this year. a ton of cash on the sidelines, and investors are using these headlines to get more comfortable, putting cash to work, but you've got to gravitate towards businesses that can actually deliver in the united states, and that is where we are

meanwhile, chad is going through this.ives us the top headlines out of those first 90 to 100 pages. he's amazing at looking at these materials. we will go live to him as soon as we can. alex, your thought on the hunter biden? we are still taking a look at video back on topic here. >> alex: on hunter biden, to me it's a reminder of how poorly the biden campaign has handled the situation. there is the one interview he did the day of the debate where he had acknowledged it showed poor judgment, but didn't then that she didn't apologize for it, didn't say he was going to do it again. and biden has never really interested of the event a kind of point the republicans. >> harris: for the biden family, i would imagine -- >> alex: the biden campaign needs to get out of this. clearly the republicans aren't going to let it go. they should be much more transparent -- >> harris: i've heard that said before about other topics. the biden campaign needs to get out of this. >> alex: they should be more transparent about what hunter was doi

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, chad, chad, look, ukraine's one of the three most corrupt countries on the planet. president trump and our administration -- his administration was checking them out. and guess what? after vice president pence visited with mr. zelensky -- six days later the aid is released because they all came convinced this is a guy worth sending the hard end tax dollars of the american people to. that is clear in the record. never once in this 55-daytime frame did president zelensky announce he was going to start any investigation into burisma or the bidens. never once. the facts are the facts. you can talk about all you want and the democrats can do all they want, but the facts will not change and i think the american people clearly see that. [ inaudible question ] >> not secondhand. sondland talks to morrison and then morrison talks to taylor and this all happens in warsaw where vice president pence is meeting with zelensky and nothing happens. that's unbelievable. >> if i can finish the question -- [ inaudible ] >> these are close advisers to the president. that's a long tradi

well, next up, chad wolf. the president has indicated he is going to appoint him, not as the secretary of homeland security. no, the acting secretary of homeland security. but he first has to be confirmed as an under secretary. the trump administration has shown in their immigration policy an approach to this issue that we haven't seen for decades in washington or the united states. the president has been especially harsh when it comes to families and children. president trump's ineffective policies have made our southern border much less secure than when he took office. the situation has even been worsened by this gaping leadership vacuum at the department of homeland security. in less than three years, four heads in the department and wolf will be the fifth -- i said sixth earlier. i'm sorry. fifth person to run it and the third acting secretary. every position at the department of homeland security with responsibility for immigration is now held by a temporary appointee ready to be fired at a moment's notic

chad. chad: you say that the house is not -- speaker pelosi: that's right. that's right. chad: but you see the hearing yesterday. a lot of questions about impeachment. we talked about bribery. [inaudible] source of impeachment. those things that could go for articles of impeachment. why do you think the house is not dead set to impeach the president when all of this is going on? speaker pelosi: it's the seeking of the truth. it's called an inquiry. if the president has something that is exculpatory, mr. president, that means if you have anything that shows your innocence, then he should make that known. and that's part of the inquiry. and so far we haven't seen that. but we welcome it. and that's what an inquiry is about. chad: do you think there is a way, considering what they're doing, all the hearings, all the depositions, that there's any way that the house could not impeach, with all of this work, regardless? speaker pelosi: perhaps you have not heard me when i said, this is something we do with a heavy heart. this is very prayerful. because impeaching is a divisive

chad f. wolf of virginia to be under secretary for strategy, policy, and plans. mr. mcconnell: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. schumer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer: thank you, madam president. i ask unanimous consent -- are we in a quorum? the presiding officer: we are. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: now, madam president, today the supreme court heard oral arguments in the case against the president's decision to cancel daca, the program which grants legal status to over 600,000 dreamers who were brought to this country through no fault of their own. who voluntarily came forward and registered with the government in exchange for protected status, who work in our factories, in our hospitals, teach and learn in our schools, and serve in our military. before the highest co

and they said, "things happen right here, chad, when they happen." this will happen when in fact happens. what will happen is the republicans have their 45-minute tranche of questions. steve castor, the council for the republicans, will pose questions to fiona hill and david holmes, the witnesses, along with devin nunes. then the house will be done with wood and probably until early december. your members will be out of town for thanksgiving, so they should be able to forge ahead than with that second round of 5-minute questions where they toggle through the 21 members on both sides of the aisle. the other issue is how democrats and republicans portray this over the break. which side is up, which site is down? most importantly, which narrative scripts with the public. which narrative sticks? to be have any polling that comes out over thanksgiving? is this a conversation over turkey and stuffing and apple pie that sinks giving dinnertable is a source of argument over the recess? we don't know. the waltham set the die. nancy pelosi indicated that the n

brit. >> sean: chad, very helpful.ing news in the white house response moments ago to today's release of those transcripts in the impeachment inquiry. >> brit: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live. john. >> the white house is drilling down on some of hachad was mentioning a sthort time ago in this revised testimony that was filed yesterday, gordon sondland says he recalls telling ambassador bill taylor, a russia expert from the n.s.c. that there appeared to be a quid pro quo between the aid held up and ukrainians talking about making investigations including of burisma who hunter biden was connected to but he says on page two in the absence of credible explanation for the suspension of aid, i presumed that the aid suspension had become linked to the proposed anticorruption statement. the white house drilled down on that saying ambassador sondland squarely states he did not know and still does not know when, why or by whom the aid was suspended. he also said he presumed there was a link to the aid but ca

cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. what are you seeing, chad? people of boulder are tired of snow. they moved out there to see the snow, but they've already had 32 inches before this storm, another 10 to 12 on top of that, snowing heavily right now in denver, low visibilities. it's only 4:30, it could be very slow today. winter storms from the great lakes into the desert southwest. we will even have some blizzard conditions across parts of nebraska, kansas, and colorado. now that's not the bulk of the travel areas, but if you're traveling across i-76 or 80, it is going to be a mess. move you ahead until tomorrow. we start to see that snow move into the northern great lakes. most of this storm, though, is rain. this is a warm enough storm to make rain through wednesday and thursday and even into friday, so the rain could slow you down, especially at the airports, but it really won't be much in the way of snow for this storm on the eastern half of the u.s. there could be some tornados today, also something else going on, very heavy rainfall across

chad. this, house beaker and simple is he says democrats have to make an ironclad case against president trump. is a forge ahead in their impeachment inquiry. the speaker told bloomberg his, she states public hearings later this month. the path is far from clear. and plus he reiterated that it wasn't a conflict that the house would indeed impeach president trump. house of representatives is now in recess for more than a week. all makers to get an air fall from constituents about this week's vote to formalize the process. before administration witnesses are scheduled for closed-door interviews monday. two on tuesday. this includes lawyers for the national security council. some witnesses told lawmakers they spoke to the nfc counsel his office expressing concern about the call president trump made the ukrainian leader one of your salute zielinski. big good news could be thursday if he shows up. is investigators want to hear from former national security advisor, john bull and is the turn stat

cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. what now, chad?> alisyn, it's causing flash flood warnings around phoenix right now. i don't get to say that very often with heavy rain in phoenix. temperatures outside aren't that cold. that's the good enthuse. you want to go shopping, it's not brutal out there. here's the next couple of days. we're going to go down. we're going to see this much colder air work into the forecast. rainfall through the midwest. and into chicago and into ohio. the problem is these current temperatures that you have right now are going to slide enough to make significant cold air for snow and ice over the alleghenys and all of new england as we work our way into the weekend. there it is, it's out west. it's thousands of miles away, but it's on its way. the track takes it over ohio, into pennsylvania. by the time we work our way into sunday morning and sunday afternoon, it will be snowy and it will snow for a couple of days. so once you get stuck in new england with this and you can't get home, you're going to to be stuc

meteorologist chad myers is in the weather center. so i've seen a lot of blue up there, chad. this is going to do. >> the enormous amount of white in the mountains, too. two storms. number one here. number two there. the second wone will affect us sunday on the way home. there's rain in atlanta. rain in memphis. all the way up into the east coast where it turns into snow. the bigger storm is out here in the west making wind gusts in san francisco to 40, mist miles per hour. in the sierra, higher than that with winter storm warnings expecting 40 inches of snow in the passes of the sierra. and winds gusting here in chicago to 50 miles per hour along with detroit and cleveland as well. move you ahead to later on today, the southeast clears out. atlanta, the airport does very well. the only delay we have right now is minneapolis, also about an hour delay on most flights but the northeast does dry out unless especially around 6:00 or 7:00 tonight. look for the red dots and the bouncing red ball. laguardia, philadelphia, detroit, cleveland, chicago, all the way down to st. louis and

joining us now, chad senior capitol hill producer, chad, it should be a show, what will be the format do you expect? >> adam schiff and devin nunes, will deliver opening statements, they both get 45 minute tranches of time to pose questions to two witnesses kent and dal taylor. and then they also might defer to their counsel, then they get 5 minute windows of questions for each member, the 45 to 90 minute window, that will be key part of the hearing tomorrow morning. lou: what about the line of questioning? are there new questions? the republicans have been hum struhamhamstrung. >> republicans are not having any wents there tomorrow, these are democratic witnesses there was talk that democrats might allow republican witnesses, not necessarily tomorrow, democrat say they will let the witnesses talk, and cur curate the narrat, and republicans argue these two witnesses will not did not have first hand knowledge of the phone call between president trump and ukraine leader zelensky, and how credible are they, and say we have nothing to rebut here. lou: and republicans, have been out of thi

good to see you, chad.sing the term extortion as the democrats are doing, doesn't that raise the bar of proof for the democrats in their charge against the president? >> the democrats are trying to do two things. they are trying to make this narrative understanding to the public. when they use a phrase like quid pro quo, that's latin of course, they don't know that the average guy in gets that. they are trying to make this more centralized and easy to understand. republicans will argue in their line of questioning tomorrow, yes, there might have been things done that look inappropriate, but they will say, you know, look, there was no deliverable. you know, there was a request, maybe for an investigation. there was a request to hold up aid, but they eventually got the aid and there was not an investigation of the bidens, therefore, was there any extortion or quid pro quo? that's the problem. republicans will also hone in tomorrow on bill taylor, the acting ambassador to ukraine and george kent, the state dep

chad is on capitol hill with more.rst in the impeachment probe. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff announcing that next wednesday we'll hear from bill taylor acting ambassador to ukraine, and state department official george. then on friday the fired ambassador to ukraine marie. democrats hope the open sessions will give the public a tell play of the private top secret parade of witnesses and tribe interviews before the house intelligence committee. >> the most important facts are largely not contested. the degree to which the president enlisted whole department of government in the enlist aim of trying to get ukraine to dig up dirt on a political opponent, those open hear physician will be an opportunity for the american people to evaluate the witnesses for themselves. these will be the biggest hear physician yet and more than 3 year of major hearing involving russia investigation and now the ukraine probe. sometime hearings of this magnitude produce historic moments such as senate howard baker asking d

taki chad that there was a bit of a neutrality in the works and then the kurds decided to abandon that neutrality for the sake of what we now see to be a very short sleeved alliance with the americans in hindsight do you think it was a mistake to for the courage to align themselves with the pentagon that dot time back in 2015 of the moment they were facing this existence will it by isis by. terrorism. what happened in many parts of the. bonding. with the constant through. the kurdish communities so they were looking for support or for. that assistance from other countries that. seized on the fortunate to step in to provide. logistical support for the. forces they formed. so really it was our current of. convenience that spoke to the way. in order to fire their called an enemy but there could should not see them so. out of younes to be honest with you too far to be good fighters and so on the should have a political agenda. we are using all up influence to encourage them really to be part of the political process speaking about this political legend that the kurds in iraq where the main

sudan's military is alleged to have murdered six rangers in chad's zakouma national park in 2012.hutson: that murder was accomplished by a joint force of the sudan armed forces and the sudan central reserve police unit known as abu tera. the park rangers, being good muslims, went out to pray one morning at sunrise, and this joint force execututed them in a an infantry style. narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africa eachear. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to take care of your family if the primary breadwinner dies. shelley: terrorists are operatining as businessmen these days, and they are s seizing targets of opportunity. narrator: al qaeda affiliate al shabaab is an example. kalron: al shabaab is built out of former warlords. their profession is trafficking. if it's not in ivory, then it's inin weapopons, in narcotics,, inin fuel, in goods,s, in timbe, in chao

chad, what exactly are high crimes and misdemeanors. >> it's kind of moves around.poke with one senior house republican a couple days ago and he said to me that a high crime and misdemeanor impeachment is whatever it is that any one time in the house of representatives. it kind of morphs. the one person who knows more about impeachment than almost anyone in washington is alan baron. on four consecutive occasions of the past 30 years, he's worked for the house of representatives, working on impeachment. listen. >> high crimes and misdemeanors, what is it mean in congressional language. >> it means almost anything that the congress decides not to be a high crime and misdemeanor. >> that's the key part, what congress decides. >> absolutely. it's a very political process. after all, the articles of impeachment are voted by the house. >> that's the key here, the idea that they wanted to be a political process. if you voted the wrong way, maybe the voters would take it out on you. one thing i should point out, even though they use the terms high crimes and misdemeanors, i

david: chad pergram we thank you very much his eyes for being here.ish you good spent more time with us. usmca's hanging in the balance. nancy pelosi says we could see a sign in the near future but is she right? we will bring you the report coming up next with the very peyton, what are we doing here? brad, welcome to peytonville. what's this for? song inspiration. i started in my garage, but nationwide protects so much i had to expand. nationwide helps protect everything you see in here, brad. every family, every business, every dream. see mrs. hoffman? nationwide protects her home and car, but also her dream of retiring to become a yoga instructor. oh, they have backstories. of course they do. here, i got more to show you. keep up, now. a little hustle. duda u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross calling out democrats for delaying the ratification of usmca and the future the trade deal remains. house speaker nancy pelosi says a breakthrough on the trade deal is quote in minutes. the details on where the stance. >> we could see a ratification vote for us

cnn meteorologist chad myers has your forecast. i think you could change the word could to will. good morning. today and tomorrow, great. even early wednesday for the northeast, very good for the northeast. but we get this storm building in the midwest on up toward chicago and that will slow things down. getting you to tomorrow morning. look at the amount of snow already coming down here. the northeast gets a bit of rain. i don't think that's going to slow things down a lot just yesterday. wednesday morning and wednesday night we start to slow down airports because of the wind across the northeast. now the west is going to be a mess for most of the travel season here. we're going to see a lot of snow. everywhere you see the dark purple, that's a foot of snow or more. some places will pick up two feet. the northeast, though, really does begin to be the problem on the way back home. for your saturday and for your sunday, that's when things start to get really rainy, windy, and slow down airports from boston all the way down to atlant

we'll ask producer chad pergram what's going on inside the beltway.rades and etfs, plus zero minimums to open a brokerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. i need all the breaks, that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> i mean he can't speak to what the president is trying to do but the effect is to intimidate me. >> and want to let you know ambassador that some of us here take witness intimidation very, very seriously. nobody is seen anything like it. in the history of our country there's never been a disgrace like what's going on right now. i have the right to speak. i have freedom of speech just as other people do. david: president trump responded to critics of the very negative tweety sent out about former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch. at any ra

. >> harris: senior capitol hill producer, chad pergram, is standing by with more on this. i know the houses outcome of the senate is there, and there is a response, i would imagine, already. >> actually, there's been very little. adam schiff came out, meet a 2 or 3-minute statement. he was joined by members of the intelligence midi. carolyn maloney, they didn't take any questions. they want to know about the tweet the president sent this last hour, and he didn't comment on that. this is the first set of the public hearings we are going to have with these figures in the next week and a half or so. again, notice -- this is something republicans will complain about -- where the democrats calling? they don't have ball control in this situation. they want to hear from kurt volker, the special envoy to ukraine. we are going to get a deposition released today. another transcript, from bill taylor. he's one of the witness is scheduled to be called next wednesday. we got one part of that yesterday from gordon sondland, the ambassador to the european union. remember, there was that

chad, thanks so much. check back in with you. gillian. gillian: as the house is preparing for more public testimony next week, up to eight new depositions, president trump continues to slam the impeachment inquiry. allison barber is live at the white house. allison, how is the administration reacting today so far. >> reporter: the white house, they say that this is all a waste of time. they consider the impeachment inquiry to be an illegitimate charade, wasting taxpayer time and their money. in a statement the white house press secretary said friday's hearing was as useless and incons question aninconsequenti, ambassador yovanovitch said she was unaware of any criminal activity involving president trump. she had no knowledge about the pause on aid to ukraine. it's difficult to imagine a greater waste of time. a big moment in yesterday's hearing did come when president trump attacked the former ambassador to glaxosmithkline aa tweet. it was called witness intimidation in real-time. president trump criticized the inquiry and told reporters

but not this week. >> thank you very much for those travel warnings, chad. i hope everybody is heeding them. >>> all right. let's talk about these new revelations that show president trump is lying about his revelation to tell about ukraine. chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin now and joe lockhart and abby phillip. well, it had seemed obvious last week that president trump only released the money to ukraine after learning about the congressional investigation of the whistle-blower complaint. but now we have the evidence. here is what "the new york times" is reporting having spoken to people connected to it. president trump had already been briefed on a whistle-blower's complaint about his dealings with ukraine when he unfroze military aid for the country in september according to two people familiar with the matter. lawyers from the white house counsel's office told mr. trump in late august about the complaint explaining they were trying to determine whether they were legally required to give it to congress, the people said. jeffrey? >> can i talk about why t

what's the latest, chad? >> we're looking at the balloons here in new york. we'll focus on the rest of the weather. we have sustained winds for tomorrow around 20. that's below threshold. we are good. but may have gusts higher than that. somewhere by the 10:00 hour, we could get over that 35-mile-per-hour range. so let's get to it. the problem right now is wind in chicago. only 92 planes countrywide right now have been canceled. that's a good number for as much weather as we have out there. especially in the west. winds will be gufsting to 50 in san francisco. 35 or 40 with snow in salt lake city. we have the winter weather advisory still in the west. for storm two. and then the wind advisories here in the northeast for storm number one. that will eventually get out of the way for today. some delays in atlanta. delays in new york city. no question about it. and winds gusting to 50 in chicago. not every plane is going to get out of there on time and maybe not every plane is going to get out at all. there may be cancellations 10 or 20% of the planes there. movi

as we await this news to break, chad pergram, senior producer on capitol hill for us.t three. >> [laughs] left my qbr again. he done this every day this week. to get to be late morning, midday, and we get a hand signal the ugliness transcripts of these depositions are about to come out. that's what we're doing. i'm going to refresh my phone right now and see if it's come down. that's not the case. [laughs] we are still waiting. >> harris: how is this one different? it seems like with each one we learn different things from different people. for instance, i've now made my way through most of yovanovitch's, the former ambassador to ukraine, and there was a tremendous amount of time. with mckinley's, as well. talking about rudy giuliani, at a situation with yovanovitch in particular where she felt pressure to be kicked out of her job. she felt threatened, so on and so forth. with each of these, the focus has been a little bit different. what are we expecting today? >> basically what they're doing on the democratic side of the aisle as they are building a narrative. they r

chad myers with the holiday forecast. chad?in the ballpark of 500 flights in and out of denver already canceled. that's only about 25% of the daily volume but it's still early to have that many cancellations. snow closing i-70, i-76 east of denver. blizzard warnings in effect for parts of nebraska and colorado as well. here is the storm. this is the simulation on where the snow will be. this is unfortunately the simulation of where tornadoes may be today. i know we think about tornadoes being a spring event but they can also be a fall event as well. and then we get some weather into the northeast for tomorrow. we'll worry about the tornadoes today in the yellow and orange area here. surrounding little rock and arkansas. that entire area there. that's where the weather will be today. they'll be significant rainfall as well. if you are flying tomorrow, expect delays out of the northeast through the midwest and also san francisco. there will be wind gusts in northern california today of 70 miles per hour. the wind gusts we're worr

judy and dan, senior capitol hill producer, chad, you when i did this very yesterday i met yesterdayh the transcripts, hundreds of pages, and i know that you are pouring through this. >> it is coming in on my phone as we speak, but it is what it will be like on capitol hill the next few weeks as we get these depositions in transcripts and have to parse them and understand what they say. you will see a lot of people reading them off their phones like i am doing right now. one thing i am struck by at first blush is from page 3, there was an exchange with kurt volker who is the special envoy to the ukraine, and this is a question posed, we don't know precisely who is asking the questions, just q&a, it could be committee counsel or investigators, why would rudy giuliani have any role in dealing with ukraine? the answer from volker, because ukrainians would be connected trying to get their message across from differences of the past. so the ukrainians believe that speaking to rudy giuliani could communicate to limit communicate president trump that information flow would reach the present

little bit chad it's essential northern parts of saudi arabia could squeeze a spot of rain here southern parts of amman could catch a spotter right or 2 here as well plenty right in the forecast for southern parts of south africa over the next day or sat in the eastern cape it looks rather disturbed and those showers they push up and the pulse water does in bob way and into zambia over the next couple of days. story 1400 years in the me. a story of succession leadership. i'll just see that tells the story of dispute and division. the caliph episode 2 on a just. what kind of care does that provide and is anyone willing to pick up the cost we bring in. the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in so is it possible for trump is actually a mature way to. come to a new co-host on al-jazeera. and israeli airstrike on gaza kills a senior islamic jihad commander the group that was to retaliate. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up after 13 years in power oblivious president morales goes into exile seeking asylum in mexico. governor pr

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one of the one of the new releases for this year this year we did desert encrypts 2 which included a chad teller on drums that has a drummer from the chicago underground and yonsei warner from here in berlin and rosa barbara also visual artists from here in berlin thanks so much for coming on the show rob nazareth here marfa trilogy just out fantastic. and going to concerts can be electrifying but sometimes you just want to stay in the comfort of your own home wouldn't it be nice if you just curl up on your couch and have the concert come to you well that is what d.-w. night curves is all about musicians chant chatting and jamming in a setting so intimate you might think they're in your own living room it's going into season 3 this weekend and here's a little preview. hello halflings this is speaking when i come to the show with. my. face back for a 3rd series night truce from the spink a house brings together german and international stars for a one off musical encounters in the season coming at us violinist lindsey stirling makes east german legends city for a mess moralizing version i

eric: chad, thank you.ainst the democrats' impeachment inquiry, defending his july 25th phone call with ukraine's president. the president said he did nothing wrong. let's go to allison barber, live at the white house with the reaction. allison. >> reporter: that's right, president trump is defending that phone call from july, july 25th. he's complaining that the press is not spending enough time looking at the other phone call he had with the ukrainian president. listen here. >> congressman nunes read a call that i had with the president of ukraine and it was a great call. it was a very nice call. everybody said it was perfect. i always say, it was equally as good as the other call. they don't want to report it. >> reporter: the call he's referring to there is from apri. the call at the center of the impeachment inquiry took place in late july. the april call happened in the hours after president vladimir zelensky won his election. the call began with president trump congratulating then president-elect zel

chad, what's the latest? >> good evening, sean. l well, tomorrow's sole witness is marie yovanovitch. she was fired by president trump as ambassador to ukraine. democrats say yovanovitchmb was the first victim of what they argue was an effort to peddle influence in ukraine. yovanovitch previously told house investigators thatt rudolph giuliani campaign to oust her and she felt threatened. the parade of witnesses continues but house speaker nancy pelosi insisted it was not a done deal, that the house would, in fact, impeach the president. >> why would the public not think that the house is dead set on a course to impeach the president when all of this is going on right now? >> all of this is a seeking of the truth. it's called an inquiry. and if the president has something that is exculpatory, mr. president, that means, do you have anything that shows you are innocent, then he should, make that known. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy says one democrat confided in him they were embarrassment at the impeachment probe. jeff van

chad pergram is with us. chad, what you got tonight? >> good evening, sean. it's decision time for the democrats. democrats believe they have enough evidencee already to impeach president trump. they haven't ruled out more public hearings by the intelligence committee, or are democrats waiting to see if they can score perhaps the most important witness yet?er former national security advisor john bolton. former nse aide fiona helped us divide today that told lawmakers that bulletins suggested he thought something bad was goings with ukraine policy and believed rudy giuliani was volatile. if the intelligence committee is done, it could start to right the impeachment report and sent it to the house judiciary committee. the judiciary committee could dhold its own set of impeachment hearings. remember, the resolution authorizing the inquiry grants republicans and the administration more rights to defend president trump against the democratic charges. for the judiciary committee could begin to right articles of impeachment. fox installed the democrats would focus

, chad, chad -- as they said one of the three most corrupt countries on the planet. our administration was checking them out and after vice president pence visited with president zelensky after senators johnson and murphy visited with president zelensky and six days later the aid is released because they are convinced this is the guy sending the hard earned tax dollars to. and that is clear in the record. never once in the 55-day time frame never once did he announce he would start any type

chad? >> yeah, a couple things i will point out here. i'm looking at one thing from the testimony from taylor here today. and taylor just walked back into the room here, i'm told. where he was communicating with sondland, the ambassador to the eu. he said he tried to explain to me that president trump is a businessman. when a businessman is about to sign a check, he wants him, you know, to pay up before signing the check. this goes to this key if you go to article 2 section 4 of the constitution where they talk about bribery and whether or not that constitutes a quid pro quo and maybe is an impeachable offense. now, mark meadows, republican congressman from north carolina, he is kind of the conscience of the republicans. he is sitting in the back of the hearing room. and i see that they're starting now. steve caster will be leading the questions now for the republicans for the next 45 minutes. back to the hearing. >> bret: all right, chad, thank you. back to the hearing for which devin nunes house minority questioner now. let's listen. >

, chad, chad -- as they said one of the three most corrupt countries on the planet. our administration was checking them out and after vice president pence visited with president zelensky after senators johnson and murphy visited with president zelensky and six days later the aid is released because they are convinced this is the guy sending the hard earned tax dollars to. and that is clear in the record. never once in the 55-day time frame never once did he announce he would start any type of investigation into burisma or biden. you could talk about all you want and the democrats could do all you want and the facts will not change and i think the american people clearly see that. >> what about the secondhand witnesses -- >> it is not secondhand. sondland talked to yermak and this all happened in warsaw where vice president pence is meeting with zelensky. and nothing happens there. >> to finish the question. the white house is blocking first harnd witnesses from coming and participating in this inquiry from responding to requests to justify -- >> he's a close adviser

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we just had a vote, chad, in the house. a series of votes. and now they are getting ready to go back into the impeachment inquiry. >> right. when they start again, the republican time starts. remember, they subdivided this, so democrats get a 45 minute tranche of questions and a charge of 45 minutes for the republicans. adam schiff finished up before the break there, so members could go over to the capital and vote. the republicans, 45 minutes. it's controlled by devin nunes, the top are public and on the committee, but we expect extensive questions from their public and council. remember, he came over from the oversight committee when they installed jim jordan, the republican of ohio, on the oversight committee. they wanted to stop up and have their best team on the field. what is going to be interesting is to see how republicans handle this after that rather dramatic moment before the break where adam schiff read the president's tweet and asked marie yovanovitch to respond. again, that has been kind of the distilled moment of these one and