the interview with katie hill was amazing. also sort of want to go. >>> thanks, my friend and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here with us this friday night. the white house and president trump's republican supporters in congress first said that the impeachment proceedings against president trump were unfair because there had been no floor vote in the white house authorizing the impeachment inquiry. that was their first objection. this isn't a real impeachment, it's unfair, there has been no floor vote. then,

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. >> katie hill said she contemplated suicide after leaving her post. and this story can be triggering. >> reporter: suicide revenge important and humiliation. former congresswoman katie hill is telling her story in the new york times in her op ed, it's not over at all. she says during her final speech of the the house. the red suit, the red lipstick was her battle uniform. her war paint. >> i'm leaving because of the misogynistic culture that capitalized on my sexuality and allowed my abusive ex to continue that abuse with the entire country watching. >> reporter: her estranged husband has denied any involvement in the leaked photos of her, who was bisexual. plastered all over the media. led to suicidal thoughts. writing ," i got the paring knife and got back into the cold bath. istair at the veins in my wrist. they were green in the candle light. i started tracing them with the edge of the knife. lightly at first, pushing harder and harder. she drew strength from memories of her young supporters in the district. days later she delivered this speech to

katie hill is telling her story in the new york times.t is not over at all, she says during her final speech to the house, the red suit, the red lipstick was her battling uniform, >> i'm leaving because of a misogynistic culture that capitalized on my sexual ty and let me ex-this tame with the entire country watching. >> hill writes seeing herself exposed first in a conservative outlet and then plastered all over the media led to suicidal thoughts. i stared at the veins in my wrist. they were so thin. they were green in the candlelight. i started chasing them with the edge of the knife pushing light at first and then harder and harder. she grew strength from those in her district. days later she says. >> i'm leaving now because of a double standard. i'm leaving because i know longer want to be used as a bargaining chip. i'm leaving because i didn't want to be pedaled by papers and blogs and websites used for the dir teest politics i have ever seen. >>> they wrote people have speculated that speaker pelosi or the party leadership asked me

>> i wish katy hill were running for the seat.to resign and she should not have resigned. she has a big future. my understanding is he has apologized for them. he has said they're clearly inappropriate, many of whom were disgusting. senator sanders has endorsed him because of his platform on medicare for all, on free public college, on reducing defense spending, and i believe that jenk is running on a progressive platform and he said he made horrendous comments that he shouldn't have. >> in terms of ranking the women, that was in the 13th episode of his show. he defended the harvard university's men's soccer team. the "new york times" reported on quite a list of this. in 2016 for ravnking the sex appeal of students on a scale of 1 to 10. he basically dismissed it as, this is sort of what happens. this isn't ancient history, it's recent. you also have, for instance, the governor of california backs bernie sanders saying, this is not what we want. we don't want bernie sanders supporting this person. >> there are a lot of progressive

so joining us to discuss all of this, former democratic congresswoman katie hill who resigned in octoberons of an improper relationship with a staff member. katie, it's great to have you here. i've been looking forward to this conversation because you're no longer in congress so you don't have to adhere to any party line. >> it's true. >> how do you think democrats are handling this impeachment? >> listen, i think democrats are playing it by the book. we are doing -- i'm going to continue to say we because that's still how i kind of identify, but we are going, you know, down the process the way it's supposed to be done and attempting to hold the president accountable. we'd be derelict in our duty if we didn't uphold the checks and balances in the constitution. this is a perfect example of how the republicans are truly gaslighting the american people and are willing to shirk all responsibilities to the cult that is donald trump. >> what about the notion that democrats are rushing this timeline. why do they have to admere to doing this before christmas? first, the republicans say you can't

the round table tonight, work, katie hill and jack. jack, i'll start with you.ou like hsa, talk about it. >> the dumbest financial product conceivable for your health. you can save a few bucks but you have to guess what your healthcare will look like. will i fall down the stairs next year? i don't know, you're supposed to put enough money but not go over, it becomes like "the price is right". >> if you don't spend it, you lose it. >> health savings account is a totally different idea. healthcare could you make you more if you are not careful. it could you make you well, which. i think this is just about as good of a deal for a working per-person as a 4o1k. it's free money, you're dodging taxes right away. it's great for people $7000 a year, over the long-term, you have to be someone who has a high deductible health plan which means you will spend on healthcare. let's say your deductible is $6000, you have to write a check up front for that money if you have that healthcare. if you are that person though, it's a really good deal to stash money and you don't have

matter, i believe there's 433 members of congress because of congressman cummings passing away and katie hillr is 217 and nancy pelosi knows she has more than enough votes, so again i think -- howie: there's no question. >> media drama about it is media trying to instill some kind of excitement into something that's fundamentally pretty boring. howie: i think it's been at around 50% or little bit less for several weeks during saturation, nonstop of hearings, raises the question why it hasn't had more impact. >> again, going back to the point where two-thirds of the country didn't want this to happen, the majority want it to happen, i'm not sure at what point there's a magic number that everyone says, okay, the country wants to have it, 2 weeks from now it's at 55, donald trump and the republicans will still be saying well it's only 55%, i don't think there's a number at which donald trump and the republicans say, oh, okay, a lot want to have it but the second point i would make is we are heading into the trial phase of this and the house is a lively place to put it polite and you have the 5 m

i'll ask a recently resigned democratic congresswoman katy hill. how her former colleagues will make the tough choice. super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it's gentle on her skin, and dermatologist recommended. tide free & gentle. safe for skin with psoriasis and eczema. >>> congresswoman -- a freshman democratic congresswoman from a swing district in michigan has announced she will vote yes on both articles of impeachment against trump. she spoke about her decision at a town hall in michigan earlier today. >> the thing that was different for me is this very basic idea that the president of the united states would reach out to a foreign power and ask for an investigation for personal political gain. we may not agree, i hope you believe me when i tell you i made this decision out of principle and out of duty to protect and defend the constitution. i feel that in my bones. and i will stick to that. regardless of what it does to me politically. because

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homophobic and blog post he's a liberal media commentator of the young turks run for vacated by katy hill. kiewger says he'll now not accept any endorsements. >> a brutal attack in new york city, a 13 now under as a suspect in the stabbing death of a first year -- first year college student. police are linking the teen and others to the killing after an attempted mugging turned deadly. jackie is following this story. jackie. >> well jon police say this all started as a robbery and now police looking at three middle school percent for murder and a bright young come is dead. majors 18-year-old from virginia has been in the city for three months she was a freshman at the college part of new york prestigious columbia university. police say three teens attacked majors wednesday night as she walked in morningside park a putting her in a choke hold robbing her and stabbing her before running. she was able to climb some stare stairs where a security guard from school saw her and called 9-1-1 but she didn't make it. now a 13-year-old is charged with her murder although at this point he's not being

that retracted endorsement of jack huger, who is replacing katie hill, he said our movement is biggeran any one person. i hear my supporters who are frustrated and understand their concerns. he said today he is rejecting all endorsements for his campaign and i retract my endorsement. this is after he learned more about comments he made about african-americans and muslims and jews. is this a misstep? how are they explaining this? >> that seemed a convenient way to make the best of a bad political situation where the candidate actually said i don't want to take any endorsement and that allowed bernie sanders to say i'm just respecting his wishes without ever having to admit that he made a mistake. you know, it appears that the sanders campaign was not prepared for the backlash they were going to face. they were warned, especially the california team was warned about this is a politically fraught issue, it is an incredibly important swing district and, you know, previous writings and comments are problematic. especially when they are replacing what congresswoman who left after revenge po

the interview with katie hill was amazing. you're working this weekend but i also sort of want to go. >>> thanks, my friend and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here with us this friday night. the white house and president trump's republican supporters in congress first said that the impeachment proceedings against president trump were unfair because there had been no floor vote in the white house authorizing the impeachment inquiry. that was their first objection. this isn't a real impeachment, it's unfair, there has been no floor vote. then, uh-oh, the house held a floor vote authorizing the impeachment inquiry, and that took care of that objection. so they needed a new one. then they said the impeachment inquiry against president trump was actually unfair because the hearings to collect evidence in the inquiry were conducted behind closed doors. that was it. that was the next objection. there are no public hearings and they stormed the closed door hearing room to make this point. but then af

former california representative katie hill was here. she had some choice words she used to describe the president. and also others out here as well such as alyssa milano speaking. some big names coming out here in los angeles to participate in this rally, don. >> all right, stephanie. kaitlan, let me bring you in now. the president's letter to pelosi, i mean it's something else. how on earth did this scathing letter even -- how did this see the light of day? >> well, don, we're being told by sources it was the president's idea to send this letter to the house speaker pelosi, and it was also his idea to keep it as his really close hold. only a few people inside the white house knew about this letter until it was published today, sent out by the white house while the president was in the oval office with the leader of guatemala. essentially the president didn't want a lot of people to be involved in this. he essentially, what we're hearing from sources, wanted to send this direct message to pelosi ahead of that vote tomorrow. if you read

. >> and former congresswoman katie hill on why she's speaking out just weeks after her resignation.vable

it was an op-ed in the last 24 hours, guys, from katie hill, now a governor of california.w, she described as she's went through this, she had to resign due to express it photos and awkward relationship and all this stuff that became public. she described suicidal moments and tendencies. she described poured it all out there. what did you take away from it? >> it was heart breaking. enraging to read it as a woman and i think that a couple of things stood out to me. one, she talked about the strength it required for her to leave her husband, her relationship that she describes as being toxic and when she made that decision, she was further abused. i think it's a reminder that as a society, we have to create a safe space for women to be able to leave relationships toxic in that way. it underscores how toxic our politicians have become. she says nancy pelosi urged her not to step down. >> look, i was 34-years-old when i got elected to congress. what i can tell you is public life, not just politics, is very difficult in our country these days. it's because our society is sick a

there was an op-ed in the last 24 hours, guys, from katie hill, the now former congresswoman from californiahis where she had to resign due to explicit photos and an awkward relationship and she described suicidal moments and suicidal tendencies. she poured it out all there. what did you take away from it? >> it was heartbreaking. >> it was enraging to read it as a woman. and i think that a couple of things stood out to me. one, she talked about the strength it required for her to leave her husband, her relationship. that she describes as being toxic. and when she made that decision she was further abused. and i think it's a reminder that as a society we have to create a safe space for women to be able to leave relationships that are toxic. and it underscores how toxic our politics has become. she said that nancy pelosi urged her not to step down. >> i was 34 years old when i got elected to congress. and what i can tell you, chuck, is that public life, not just politics, public life is very difficult in our country these days and it's because our society is sick. and that's why as our leader

katie nielsen. live in the hills above los gatos along highway 17. the strong rain is continuing to fall.s are wet. you can see the spray coming up from all of the tires. now, the south based thought heavy rain overnight last night. and, they had difficult driving conditions. yesterday there were a number of accidents here along highway 17 the including the spin out that brought it to a standstill. the heavy rains caused mudslides, and storm drains are filled with water making it and are ready treacherous drive it just that much harder. >> everything is a lot more wet. we just have to take it easier. slow down a little bit. >> ough, what leather is along the holiday weekend. yesterday being one of the busiest travel days. and, an inopportune time for all this rain. this morning here along highway 17. we are not seeing the same types of problems as yesterday. everyone is able to take it slow today. and, traffic is moving as normal. and, it's notoriously this different difficult stretch of highway. katie nielsen. >>> an update, power is restored in santa clara county. 3100 customers were in

i want to thank katie gardner and the hill team for a great job today. thank reed hunt, the chairman of making every vote count, whose idea this was, and especially thea cohen for putting this all together and thank you all for being here. [ applause [ applause ] ♪ >>> our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country asking voters what issues should presidential candidates address? >> what i want the candidates to focus on this year might not be popular but gerrymandering because it impacts all of our elections and congressional elections and it's gotten so out of hand in states like texas and north carolina where it feels like your vote doesn't matter because sometimes it really doesn't when the district has been gerrymandered against you. so i wish they would focus more on that. >> this year i really want the presidential candidates to tau about the real estate industry. the real estate industry has basically so much control over the land in this country and there's big real estate executives who are able to buy the land. i think we ne

right now katy tur picks up our coverage. >> 2:00 p.m. on capitol hill where president donald john trump is just the fourth president in united states history to face an impeachment vote in the house. it is day 81 of the inquiry and here is what is happening. the house judiciary committee voted along party lines by a vote of 23-17 to advance articles of impeachment against president trump. those two artal cans abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> today is a solemn and sad day. the third time in a little over a century and a half, the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the house will act expeditiously. thank you. >> ten-minute proceedings followed a grueling 14 hours of debate and last night tabling of a vote by the democratic chairman. a move that infuriated jerry nadler's republican colleagues. >> there was no consulting for the ranking member on your schedule there tomorrow. you have just blown up skenguchs for everyone. a schedule issue of this mag

katy. i got to tell you. my hill colleague alex obtained this report for us. as you read through it, look. it's a top-to-bottom defense of president trump that strings together and formalizes a series of republican talking points that have very little adherence to the underlying evidence. now, that's not a partisan statement. it's a statement of fact. based on the 40 hours of public testimony that we all sat through. and the 125 hours of close-door testimony that house democrats have released the transcripts of that we've all read. so to give you a sense of what house republicans are -- are pushing here. they say this. they say that president trump did nothing wrong. this is a quote. president trump has a deep seeded, genuine, and reasonable skepticism due to its history of pervasive corruption. okay. you might read that and say, why didn't he mention corruption specifically on that july 25th call with president zelensky? well, republicans in their report have an answer for that, too. they contend that -- that biden was only mentioned in passing during that ca

katie, news editor, steve clemons, editor at large for "the hill."erry christmas paired happy hanukkah. great to have all of you. the president clearly has impeachment on his mind. figure he has impeachment on his mind. he has a lot on his mind. the national security interests of the united states very much of the year on how he responded to north korea. you see him distracted, but you see the promise of other really important issues on the table. i'm glad he's thinking about them all. >> mike: president trump spoke today about house speaker, nancy pelosi. let's hear the response. >> president trump: she is a tremendous disservice to the country and she's not doing a good job. we lose one republican votes in the house. the decision is going to be made by mitch mcconnell. he has the right to do whatever he wants. he's the head of the senate. >> mike: katie, your thoughts. >> she has tried to put herself as a fair arbitrator of what's going on in the house. this had to be something that was bipartisan. clearly, that has been completely pushed to the si

and later, one of "the last word's" favorite freshman congresswomen, katie porter, she is ending her first year on capitol hill on a very high note, and there will be a special last word from lawrence and rachel. but we want to begin this hour with the stalemate over the senate impeachment trial of donald trump amid a renewed push from democrats for witnesses to testify. in fact, witnesses that the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell does not actually want. he has already declared that he will not be an impartial juror in all of this. he is coordinating trial strategy with the white house. and he has rejected minority leader chuck schumer's request for any witnesses before the trial even begins. a new editorial in the bulwark argues that mitch mcconnell is a danger to the constitution and a problem for america. editor at large bill kristol writes, "mcconnell's actions to date prevent the senate from organizing the trial, whatever the ultimate verdict, in a way consistent with the constitutional design and with a sense of fairness in the body politic. he is fundamentally distorting our constitutional norms a

right now katy tur picks up our coverage. >> 2:00 p.m. on capitol hillald john trump is just the fourth president in united states history to face an impeachment vote in the house. it is day 81 of the inquiry and here is what is happening. the house judiciary committee voted along party lines by a vote of 23-17 to advance articles of impeachment against president trump. those two artal cans abuse of power and obstruction of congress.

earlier tonight, ben domenech, publisher of "the federalist," katie pavlich, news editor at townhall.com. steve clemons, editor at large for the hillmerry christmas, happy hanukkah, great to have all of you. so your thoughts as we look ahead, the president clearly still has impeachment on his mind. >> he has impeachment on his mind but he's got a lot on his mind and glad to hear what it is making of the north korean missile, whether he's trying to take down -- talk about roger stone and other issues. the national security interest of the united states very much vera on how he responds if there is a north korea test. and he also in the usmca and signing that potential deal in the china deal. you see him distracted by impeachment things we see the promise of other really important issues on the table, glad he's thinking about them all. >> mike: president trump spoke today about house speaker nancy pelosi, let's play it and i will get katie to respond. the country and she's not doing a good job. we lose one republican votes in the house. the decision is going to be made by mitch mcconnell. he has the right to do whatever he wants. he'

hill better. that's going to be the dramatic scene tomorrow. here comes "the five" now. >> jesse: hello. i'm jessie along with katie dana perino, and greg. it's 5:00 here in new york city and this is "the five." >> jesse: the democrat impeachment spectacle returning to capitol hill. you're looking live as the rules committee continues to set guidelines for debate and full house vote expected tomorrow. but the real fireworks are going down in the senate. the majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer are waging war over potential witnesses. >>> the house chose this road. it's their duty to investigate. it's their duty to meet

hill better. that's going to be the dramatic scene tomorrow. here comes "the five" now. >> jesse: hello. i'm jessie along with katie, juan williams, dana perino, and greg. it's 5:00 here in new york city and this is "the five." >> jesse: the democrat impeachment spectacle returning to capitol hill. you're looking live as the rules committee continues to set guidelines for debate and full house vote expected tomorrow. but the real fireworks are going down in the senate. the majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer are waging war over potential witnesses. >>> the house chose this road. it's their duty to investigate. it's their duty to meet the high bar for undoing a national election. >> the house has built a very strong case against the president. maybe that's why leader mcconnell doesn't seem to want witnesses. at least not agreed to them now. >> jesse: president trump hammering nancy pelosi in impeachment over a letter saying democrats are declaring open war on american democracy. here is the president earlier? >> i have not seen it, the whole impeachment thing is a hoax. we look forward

katy tur. >>> welcome. the president's legal team is decrying impeachment everywhere, the one place they have to do it under oath, capitol hill's what's happening. . white house will not participate in wednesday's hearing, the first in front of house judiciary. white house counsel said the invitation from chairman jerry nadler doesn't not begin to provide any semblance of fair action. it's one of thing

katy tur. >>> welcome. the president's legal team is decrying impeachment everywhere, the one place they have to do it under oath, capitol hill. day 70 of the impeachment inquiry and here's what's happening. . white house will not participate in wednesday's hearing, the first in front of house judiciary. white house counsel said the invitation from chairman jerry nadler doesn't not begin to provide any semblance of fair action. it's one of thing to have gop congressmen blatherring on about joe biden and conspiracy theories and quite another to have a professional attorney excuse trump's behavior under oath. speaking of gop congressman, axios says their plan is to gum up the works. doug collins is planning to engage chairman jerry nadler with a bunch of procedural maneuvers. it could get a lot messier in judiciary where jordan and ratliff are joined by matt gaetz and louis gohmert >> it should get pretty hot under the collar as we go along. >>> today the house committee is circulating its report to its members. we're watching out for any details that might leak early >>> the other man at the center of it all just gave an inter

katy tur picks up coverage. >> good afternoon. it's 11:00 a.m. at west and 2:00 p.m. in washington where on capitol hillmpeachment of donald trump. we're days away even as the senate seems determined to quit the president no matter what. it is day 84 of the impeachment inquiry and here's what's happening. in a 658-page report released overnight, democrats on the house judiciary committee argued the president has, quote, placed his personal, political interests above our national security, our free and fair elections and our system of checks and balances. he has engaged in a pattern of misconduct that will continue

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katy tur picks up coverage. >> good afternoon. it's 11:00 a.m. at west and 2:00 p.m. in washington where on capitol hill the house is preparing for an historic vote on the impeachment of donald trump. we're days away even as the senate seems determined to quit the president no matter what. it is day 84 of the impeachment inquiry and here's what's happening. in a 658-page report released overnight, democrats on the house judiciary committee argued the president has, quote, placed his personal, political interests above our national security, our free and fair elections and our system of checks and balances. he has engaged in a pattern of misconduct that will continue if left unchecked. in a fiery dissent, republicans argue impeachment is part of a larger effort to delegitimize the president. impeachment is likely to head to the senate next. senate minority leader chuck schumer who is set to speak any minute now has requested testimony from a number of current and former administration officials including john bolton and mick mulvaney. he says their testimony is necessary to help shore up support among re

katie: pictures earlier. asking you to send yours. in check out the hillching pajamas on christmas morning. there they are. great photo. look at that so impress when you had get all of the people in the family in the same pajamas. looks like the dog is matching too. ed: dog is hiding. >> looks like santa did not appreciate these melted snowman cookies. these photos james with the note i can't just bring myself to eat a cookie with a dear ole friend on it. merry christmas, snowman killers. >> wishing everyone a merry christmas. look at that very cute. email us your pictures @foxnews.com. be showing them all morning long and hope to play christmas music. ed: as long as pete hegseth is off we can show as many dog photos as possible he doesn't like dogs. we pick on him. especially he when he is not here. katie: speaking of feuds. he had between the president and governor gavin newsom out in california particularly on the homeless crisis. here is governor newsroom blaming thnewsom inblaming prese problems in his state. >> any leader like myself feels a deep sen