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when if it weren't my vocation and my calling it would be difficult to fulfill it, but it continues bauers it is a sacred obligation and a gift, a regifting of myself to someone else. >> yes. >> i think the key element is prayer. we pray for vocations because the lord himself asked us to do that. the harvest is a bun dance but the laborers are few so pray to the lord of the harvest. this is going to be aired later but ware taping today which happens to be october 15th, the feast of saint ter resa of jesus. not si ert rt cosati with gowh loves us. a heart to heart conversation to pray for your priests, for their sang fif fication, to pray for future priests, to pray for those who are searching for meaning, for truth, for value, for love within their lives that through that prayer, the grace of god might be communicated to them in a way that really touches them and changes them so that they can become a priest like even though he is a fictional character that wonderful priest portrayed in the keys of the kingdom, patterning his life after the heart of the lord, gentle and humble and of servi

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and mr bauer and you don't you wondering. mr barron do you think that. while this has the impeachment looks like it could even work in donald trump's favor if people see it as a very partisan vote you know with the democrats voting in the house of representatives to impeach him in the senate a question him not removing him from office but do you think that it could also vote you know could it could it work against the republicans in one manner if you have the sort of. college educated i guess suburban swing voices who want to see a fair trial you know who want to see the president on such of these charges and the republicans block those efforts could that work against the republicans. oh i think very definitely the slot the slice of the electorate that you referred to could determine the next election in 2020 and i think that's a very interesting and very good point. that slice of the electorate will. not be quite as ready to simply jump on a bandwagon because it has the label republican or democrat on it they will want to understand what do the facts sh

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one person who held that job for perspective, bob bauer.e was in the white house under president obama. it's good to have you. >> thank you very much. good to be here. >> let's talk substance, then we'll talk process. obstruction of congress. the president's defense is, listen, administrations always push back against congress. they don't like a lot of the requests and it should be settled in the courts. if they don't want to take the time, that's on congress, not on the executive. >> that's somewhat of a significant misstatement of the position that the administration actually took. it wasn't going about quarrelling with particular subpoenas or agreeing to cooperate but then sort of picking its battles, if you will, over particular testimonies or documents. it launched a broadside attack on the process. the white house counsel wrote an extraordinary letter saying the peeflt pr impeachment process in itself was unconstitution al, a sham ad that the president wouldn't cooperate with it at all. to treat the president's conflict with the congr

. >> bob, i called you bob baer, i meant bob bauer. >> not at all. >> people are claiming democrats areimpeaching trump because they hate him. but hating a president, it isn't enough to impeach someone. if that were the standard, it certainly seems like president obama would have been impeached given the hate directed against him from the very beginning, right? >> nobody suggests for a moment that hatred is an impeachable offense, and nobody suggests that there's no, i think, substance even on the republican side. there are republicans who acknowledge that there were acts by this president that were indefensible. they simply argue those indefensible acts don't rise to the level of an impeachable offense. the house obviously has concluded otherwise and laid out its case in those detailed articles today, the two articles that your guests were discussing previously. but this isn't a question about hatred. there's a record here on which these articles are based, and that record is replete with factual detail, and i might add a good bit of that detail was supplied -- in fact, the better part

i'm mike emanuel in for bauer water. it is pleasure being here this morning. on "mornings with maria" from 6:00 to 9:00 eastern on fox business. i'm back on capitol hill for a wild week of impeachment proceedings. "mediabuzz" with howie kurtz is up next. have a wonderful day. ♪. at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa for huge savings! shop in-store and online for the season's lowest prices. like buy one get one free-- thermal tops and pants for the whole family. a bradley original electric smoker for under $200. plus free 2-day shipping! >> on the buzzfeed of sunday president announces taliban peace talks with taliban. reporter will spend day tweeting, media keep with saturating coverage of impeachment. >> instead appears to have made him stronger like godzilla. >> it would be more credible if trump weren't th

a time when khrushchev is consolidating his bauer. it had been this troika of leadership after stalin's death, and they're able to pick up some of the gossip of what is going on in the kremlin and khrushchev's emergence, and in fact when he gives his secret speech in february of 1956, some of the first indications of what had happened comes from the tunnel traffic, because they pick up gossip from his wife. he is talking to his wife or wife calling back no family members in berlin, and they're making these coded references to he who must not be named, which would about khrushchev, and from that, they're finding out quite a bit about the whole lay of the land in eastern europe and the soviet union. >> talk about the process of -- how long -- >> if you could identify yourself. know who you are but everybody else dirks. >> sure, viola with just security of nyu law and national international security, law and policy. can you talk about the research that you did for the book, how long did you work on -- there's like more than 500 end notes

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. >> including -- i know the former lawyer for barack obama, the former president bob bauer is basicallyaking similar arguments today in an op-ed that he wrote. mike emanuel, if i could ask you how might the judiciary committee hearings be different than the other hearings we had last month. >> they can be a whole lot pricier, colorful characters, and you've got doug collins of georgia and a bunch of other folks saying they are prepared to slug this out in public. they will perhaps be a little drier because you will have constitutional legal experts because of the members on the other side of the aisle. if there are hearings next week then they make it spirited if they have actual fact witnesses as perhaps -- and as democrats say aha, these are impeachable aspects that we think could go forward. i have a couple of quotes that i think may be worth taking a look at. presidential actions have damaged our national security and undermined the integrity of the next election and violated his oath of office. with also challenge the very core of our constitutional system of checks and balances, s

don't know, more serious, beyond today's move let's get to the floor show, and phil flynn and scott bauer with us, so what's a few points to take off the table to catch those profits >> i think that's exactly the point. this is very well-deserved profit taking, particularly in the technology sector, we maybe got a little mini euphoria last thursday when nasdac crossed 9,000 and we also have to put in perspective that the returns for the total year are very skewed by how hard the market sold off in december of 208. >> to me it's the bullish theme for 2020 and the dollar is at its weakest since july and european stocks had its best year in a decade, phil. >> yeah, absolutely. and i think that dollar story is going to be huge as we go into the next year. listen we're so close to the record, let's go for it guys don't give up now don't take profits that's what they have been doing but i'm very excited about taking a look at the dollar. i think the dollar coming off shows not only stability in the u.s. economy but also a sign that maybe the global economy is stabilizing as well. i mean the sto

i'm mike emanuel in for bauer water. it is pleasure being here this morning.ll for a wild week of impeachment proceedings. "mediabuzz" with howie kurtz is up next. have a wonderful day. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody. the swamp mostly clear tonight of radical dimms who have previously focused on just overthrowing the president the last two months. congress at home. the president took the time to slam the dems and tout his successes sab calling out house speaker nancy pelosi or slow walking a major trade deal that would benefit millions of americans, canadians and members cans. he also told the american people to enjoy the stock market. all three major stock index

today, bob bauer, who served as white house counsel under president obama wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" titled "trump is the founders' worst nightmare." he writes this about the president's defense strategy so far. president trump has made full use of the dem gojic playbook. he has refused all cooperation with the house. he lies repeatedly about the facts, holds public rallies to spread these falsehoods. his mode of argument is purely assaultive. this is the crux of the trump defense and not an argument built on facts in support of a constitutional theory of the case. let's talk about all of it tonight with neal katyal, veteran of the justice department, former acting solicitor during the obama administration, a man who has argued 39 cases before the u.s. supreme court and is the author of a new book called "impeach: the case against donald trump." counselor, it raises an interesting question. aside from sound and fury and a jacketless jim jordan in the hallway, when will the republicans, when will the president's team need a fact based rejoinder, strategy, defense? >> i thi

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al bauer focused on kind of these all the sudden constitutional scholars popping up, we are passing trillion dollars spending bills. we've got the afghanistan war, were these lies coming out. i think all these things that could be such great moments further solve problems. kennedy: and if there are really a time to wrap up with the constitution should me on a broader scale, i think both both parties have failed. but nancy plus he also must be concerned with her legacy. so what does tonight do for nancy? >> i think the extremely positive night for nancy and her legacy. impeachment, whenever you think about it, and i think i know you guys think about it, it's the something the democratic base is demanded. this was not going to not happen. i'm democrats were very clear on that. kennedy: i thought it wasn't political? >> i didn't say it had to happen from the second donald trump was elected. when the ukraine story came out, that it was very clear from the uproar that this was a serious offense, and something that the democratic base felt wasn't peaceable so that's when they were brought in impea

jacob bauer of the 16th connecticut wrote afterward, "i found war is a terrible thing to even think of but when you are engaged in it, it is worse yet." thousands of bodies are buried across this battlefield, thousands more treated in field hospitals such as the barn where we are standing. the union dead were many of them removed to the cemetery outside of sharpsburg. in the antietam national cemetery there are union dead from antietam, south mountain, from another battle. nearly 5000 union soldiers from the civil war buried there as well as hundreds more soldiers who served in a later conflict like world war i, world war ii. in walking through the gravestones of antietam, it all comes together the significance of this place, the significance of this battle. the title of the book i wrote about this, "that field of blood," comes from a chaplain from ohio. reverend william wallace lyle of the 11th ohio wrote that for the terror and agony on the battlefield, it was not limited to the battlefield itself, but extended to thousands of homes north and south across the country. antietam really

. >> thank you >>> our phil lebeau spoke with gm ceo mary bauer on the battery joint venture announcementme of the highlights from that interview. >> this is a move general motors talked about during the uaw negotiations here is the joint venture details, a joint venture between general motors and lg chem, locate a battery cell production facility in north southeast, ohio close to lordstown, invest up to $2.3 billion, add 1,100 jobs here is mary barra talking about the importance of the plan >> this is a critically important part to make sure we have high quality reliable electric vehicles that are also affo affordable >> as part of that all electric future, there will be an all electric pickup truck coming from general motors by the end of 2021. i want to shift gears and talk about united airlines, because there has been a transition announced when it comes to the ceo job, oscar munoz, been in a n that position since 2015 will be moving into a new role in may of next year, no longer ceo. he will become executive chairman, replacing oscar munoz is scott kirby, current president of united

and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time.r you but if you care about me at all, you'll pull the trigger. >> i'm sorry, i can't. >> pull the trigger, damn you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. >> "24" was really the first binge show, if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of "24" that would only buy the dvds. >> you think he'll come after you? >> yes. >> and a lot of the subtleties and complexities, it's a, my god, this is blowing my mind, i can see it because i just watched three in a row. >> "battlestar galactica" was a show from the '80s. years later, sci-fi channel looked at it and said, what if we take it seriously? >> madam president, we have to eliminate the olympic carrier immediately. >> there are 1,300 people on that ship. >> "star wars" feels like fantasy and fable in the best possible sense. this felt like war. >> do it. >> the photography was shot very much like world war ii combat cameramen work. >> fire on my mark. >> no

one of the most add dic addictive things no peanut, that one individual can sit down with a glass of bauer go of that box. that box is going home with you. >> there's more where that came from. maria: awesome. >> you've been in business 28 years. >> yes. >> the last three years, what kind of challenges have you all experienced that you've never dealt with before? >> well, we haven't had really that many challenges in the last three years, quite the opposite, actually. the business environment has been great. as a long-time business person, we're happy to have a businessman in the oval office who understands what it means to be in business and have employees and i'm grateful for that because i lived through a lot of presidents. samesometimes you don't feel lie anybody has your back. maria: you were at the white house for the made in america event. tell us about that. >> it was great. honored to be selected and representing the state. wonderful thing they're doing, bringing a business from each state there, representing their own state and focusing american manufacturing. >> how did business

amazon missing link is whole ho foods, though, cheryl with straw teenage pick resource group paul bauer stone ages with the flint stone in terms of bad marketing bad merchandising more bad operation store design amazon will hit 22 hushing as a stock. they fix whole foods, everything from the niagara boulevards store to silver lake store in los angeles and hit 2700. >> what is whole foods doing so poorly and is that on whole foods management or takeover? >> all of the problems passed along by old management and sports on u.s. canadian people in the u.k. love their sports. we were in whole foods stores every major playoff, nba, nhl, major league baseball, nfl, whole foods had had no tie-ins to any of the local teams from texas to california -- to new york to new jersey to london to toronto. and just -- a group with no term limit on the boards and the cofounder lost other two cofounders and they were most brilliant retailers in innovation and first 25 years and then were asleep at the switch during the last decade. >> burt i have to push back on your comments about amazonning being so virt

on behalf of myself and bob bauer who is my supremely wise, talented and collegial codirector of the nyu law schools legislative and regulatory process clinic i wanted to welcome you here today to the fourth o year of the for. we are joined this year by another nyu law entity, the reef center on law and security, a nonpartisan multidisciplinary institute and the director, rachel, who is here has been invaluable in helping pull together the program for this afternoon. this b forum would not be possie without the generous support of sibley austin, a renowned international law firm and so it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you, peter who is a partner in the chicago office. he knows a lot about what we are talking about today. he served his district in illinois in the u.s. house of representatives for six terms, from 2007-2019. during that time he held a number of very significant positions. one of those most pertinent to what we're talking about today is that he chairs the house, ways and means subcommittee on oversight which is where he championed efforts that were supported on