ok, but — i mean, nbc in a way, they almost laughed at this suggestion because the national inquirerht be holding back. nbc said it was — uh, sorry — nbc said it was never contacted by ami, or made aware in any way of any threats from them. and they make the point that is was preposterous, this idea that there was — they would take a threat seriously about matt lauer, since they were already covering him so much. and again, that denial is in there, as is the testimony of four different sources who say a threat was delivered. but the point is broader than that, sarah. you can — the book doesn't go farther than the facts of what these sources say and what nbc denies. what is not in dispute, again, is that this was a company with a set of secrets, a long pattern of a corporate practice of burying these allegations with secret pay—outs — which they have now admitted to. and that at the same time that this reporting was happening and harvey weinstein was bearing down on them with threats and enticements in all these calls they have now admitted to, those secrets were under threat of expos

with calls about this. 0k, but nbc in a way, they almost laughed at this suggestion because the national inquirero much dirt on matt lauer and was reporting it and the idea that they might be calling —— holding back, nbc said it was never contacted by ami may declare —— made aware of any time and they made the point was preposterous, this idea that they would take a threat seriously about matt lauer since they were already covering him. again, the denial is in there and as is the testimony of four different sources as a threat was delivered but the point is broader than that, sarah. the book does not go further than the facts of what these sources say and what nbc denies what is not in dispute, again, is that this is a company with a set of secrets, along pattern of corporate practice of burying these allegations with secret pay—outs which they have now admitted to and that at the same time, that this reporting was happening, harvey weinstein was bearing down on them with threats and enticements on all of these because they have now admitted to those secrets were under threat of exposure. i matt

the relationship with women and the new jointly authored over president clinton including the national inquirer to show the relationship with women and including many new allegations of sexual misconduct to the previously reported instances and guiding the conversation we are honored to also have with us the executive editor of the atlantic so please join me in welcoming all three of them to politics and prose. [applause] >> thank you all for being here and for the lively conversation. i apologize for my voice. i think i just have a core will. to get started i want to begin by asking you both by now it's well-established and yet there is quite a bit intellect that is new. it catalogs beyond the original 2,000 that came forward after the access hollywood tape. you think what's more important it is the totality of what we were able to find over the course of the reporting period. i was fortunate to collaborate with the seasoned journalist and author who shaped the narrative while i was reporting on the field with two other reporters who worked for the cnn investigative unit and npr radio and they

. >>> just in to cnn, the head of the national inquirer who happens to be a close friend of presidentp's is talking. he's talking to new york prosecutors and what we're learning is all part of the investigation into the hush money payments. we have new details just coming in on this next. (people talking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. at to cover the essentialsyou have in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. because when you're ready for what comes next, the only direction is forward. (people talking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business

and it is true that we have multiple sources at both nbc news and at ami, parent company of national inquirerthere was a threat communicated of the type that you just alluded to, there's also a bigger point which is indisputable which is the secret settlements and the high-level conversations about matt lauer's predation created conversation where nbc news was dealing with a lot of secrets that were about to come out and when i document these, at least 15 secret calls from top executives at nbc and harvey weinstein where they have admitted that the calls happened and promise today kill the story ahead of any journalistic decision being made, it is very clear when you look at the calls that these were executives who felt cornered, they felt like they did have secrets to guard and were simultaneously brokering and enforcing secret sexual harassment settlements while telling me that their legal judgment was that we could not report on secret sexual harassment settlement that is harvey weinstein had made. and as they turn out, they were talking point given to them by hostile subject, harvey weins

migrants have their own iron curtain to navigate before this complex nation accepts them, if indeed it er will. ♪ judy: as the impeachment inquir to ramp up ahead of next week's public testimonies, the race for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination continues and a form new york city mayor may throw his hat into the ring. to hp us make sense of it al are shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and new york times columnist david brooks. hello to both of you. we had a qui week. you know better than that. mark, lisa added up almost 2700 pages ofracripts, testimony, and current and ftimer administ officials in the impeachmentnquiry the president says it is a witchhunt. others have different views. what does it addto uor you? mark: it adds up to the hoax charge has been rebutted and refuted. i think republicans on the mmittee didn't lay a glove on any of the witnesses. it shows to me what one person standing up, the whistleblower, did. it inspired and energized people theer whistleb's initial statement has been fortified and ratified and certified by subsequent witnesses. david:ha even more guilty last week

inquire. don't clap for your that. bama spoke. nanette. [laughter] this nationalquirer guy, he worked for your weinstein and for your trump, and he dideo not want people reading this book. reasons you can probably imagine. hired lawyers in every region of thee world and amazon australia, they caved and then, yet he can do that went out one. [laughter] a couple of other things. i love this. [laughter] a couple of big retailers for your la it. and now it's head of a moving tribute to the importance of free speech. and australians like rushedpe ot and got it from independent booksellers and imported it and now there's the chains including amazon are la it in australia. who free speech winds. re>>> exactly. but in all much to see it's meant a lot for your people to rally around it this way and at the same time to understand that it is a darn about more than the headlines, more than just the sum of its parts. and i am who excited for your y'all to read it. i'm who grateful that you took the time to talk about it. [applause] >> my pleasure in my honor actually. mr. rowa

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. >>> former national security adviser john bolton broke silence about the impeachment inquir inquiryhe knows about the president's dealings with ukraine he sent these tweets yesterday teasing, something's coming. what? what is it? accusing the white house of refusing to let him tweet. then this morning, there's more. saying, he's been working on his political action committee. so what's he trying to say? covering the white house for the "washington post," i don't think you could be a mind reader, but what is bolton up to? >> well, kendis i love your dramatic delivery there. that's exactly what he's up to. he's having a little fun with all of us, but he's -- he's also very much wanting to point at the white house and say that, according -- his claim is that the white house put some kind of lock, some kind of twitter jail on top of his personal account when he left government service on september 10th, and had refused to unlock it. even though it was his personal account. until earlier this week when, after going through twitter rather than going through the white house he regained use

inquiring into n impeachment. this had a story, a narrative bout the president threatening to grant or withhold certain privileges, certain military assistance, voted on by the congress to ukraine, which is in our national interest to do so because they were fighting the ussians. they've already lost over 11,000, 12,000, 13,000 people fighting the russians. that's why i say all roads lead to putin. putin benefited from our not-- any holding up of that foreign-- that military ssistance. utin benefited by the action taken by the president. vis-a-vis syria and turkey, because they wanted a stronger stronghold in the middle east and the president gave him hat. putin benefited from the president's comments about uncertainty about our support for nato. putin benefited-- the list goes on. i won't even go into the elections. just those three because those are the three i mentioned to the president when i had said, mr. president, all roads lead to putin. reporter: just saying you haven't decided to move-- speaker pelosi: we haven't. that will be up to the committees to decide. reporter: do you believe that the testimony from taylor and kent it will be-- speaker -- that it moved the needle for support for democra

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inquiring into an impeachment. this has a story, a narrative about the president threatening to grant or withhold certain privileges, certain military assistance, voted on by the congress to ukraine which is in our national interest to do so because they were fighting the russians. they've already lost over 11,000, 12,000, 13,000 people fighting the russians. that's why i say city hall roads lead to putin. putin benefited from our not holding up -- that military assistance. putin benefited by the action taken by the president vis-a-vis syria and turkey because they wanted a stronger stronghold in the middle east and the president gave them that. putin benefited from the president's comments about uncertainty about our uncertain from nato. the list goes on. i won't even go into the elections, joust those three because they're the three i have mentioned to the president when i said, with you, mr. president, all roads lead to putin. >> you haven't decided whether to move forward. >> that will be up to the committees to decide. >> do you believe yesterday's testimony moved the needle for democrats more towards impeachment? >> this isn't about for democrats. this is for the american people. this is about patr

inquiring into an impeachment. this has a story, a narrative about the president threatening to grant or withhold certain privileges, certain military assistance voted on by the congress to ukraine which is in our nationaluse they were fighting russians, they've already lost over 11,000 people fighting the russians. that's why i say all roads lead to pollutant. putin benefited from any holding up of the foreign military assistance. putin benefited by the actions taken by the president of syria and turkey because they wanted a stronger stronghold in the middle east and the president gave them not. putin benefited from the president comment about uncertainty of our support for nato. i won't even go into elections of those three because they are the three i have mentioned to the president when i have said all roads lead to putin. >> just saying that you haven't really decided whether to move forward. >> that will be up to the committee to decide. to speak you believe yesterday's testimony moved the needle for democrats towards impeachment? >> this isn't about for democrats. this is about the american people. this is about patriotism. it's not about politics. democrats, republicans, it's not about anything