to take advantage of that in my long call., if you expect that move to happen over a longer period of time, you might want to roll that out to march or april. >> all right, time for the final call mike, we'll start with you out west. >> netflix options are cheap going into earnings. that's a way to risk less, making bullish bets. >> okay. carter >> american express, stick with it union pacific, get with it. >> get with it a new position -- you're bullish, optimistic. >> yes. >> tony? >> intel, looking to sell high elevated implied premium going into earnings. look for a breakout. >> if it gaps, i learned something, if it gaps once -- >> might get a second, often do. >> or maybe a third. thank you very much. thank you for watching today see you next week. "mad money" with jim cramer starts now (male announcer) the following is a paid program for crepe erase. (female announcer) america's number one selling anti-aging body treatment system for dry, crepey skin just got even better. (male announcer) new crepe erase advanced gives

calling moveon members to flood the call lines, calling senators to demand for additional witnesses.aken to the airwaves as well. we are seeing television commercials on this topic. for the rulelicans of law. an anti-trump republican group airing ads in six key states, the home states of senator lisa murkowski, mitt romney, lamar , andnder, cory gardner martha mcsally of arizona. here is an example of one of their ads running in those states. [video clip] >> this is ambassador john bolton, he was national security advisor to president trump. he said president trump told him military aid was being withheld from ukraine until they announce investigations against the bidens. john bolton is willing to do his duty to tell the truth. our senate republicans willing to do their duty to listen? senate republicans willing to do their duty to listen? guest: pushback from pro-trump groups, including the club for growth, their new ad is running late this week. it is running from january 30 to february 1, specifically in utah and specifically targeting mitt romney, who has been the republican most

this was their second phone call. both were congratulatory. 0n phone call.were congratulatory. on april 21, president trump called to congratulate president zelensky on winning the election. 0njuly 25, the president called because president zelensky ‘s party had just w011 president zelensky ‘s party had just won a large number of seats in parliament. 0n won a large number of seats in parliament. on september 24, won a large number of seats in parliament. 0n september24, before the speaker had any idea what president trump and president zele ns ky president trump and president zelensky actually said on thejuly the 25th call, she called for an impeachment enquiry on president trump. in the interests of full transparency and to show that he had done nothing wrong, president trump took the unprecedented step of decalcifying the call transcript so that the american people could see for themselves exactly what the two presidents discussed. so, what did president trump say to president zele ns ky president trump say to president zelensky onjuly president trump say

take a look. >> we can take some calls. we have calls on there now? >> no calls. >> no callsls yet. do people call me on the air? >> it's right there. >> do have to call the number in front of me? but no mike i'm so sorry. that's interesting. we have any calls? no calls. alec baldwin posing the big questions here. to have any calls yet, i've been? non. boy, just incredible. >> sean: let not your heart be troubled, lauraa ingraham -- tht is the greatest in the history of man. >>e laura: hannity, you are still in radio, king -- >> sean: 31 years. >> laura: i was 17, and i missed it every day, but when i hear that, i want to weep, it is so funny. at the beginning, it happens to everyone, but then you are supposed to get past the beginning and start to get this thing called callers. real quick. >> sean: laura, he was trying out at a flagship in new york. me and levin call in, and he walked

who called about the fire? know. there was a fire and it was put out. >> host: the senate chamber where senators are arriving for the session scheduled to get underway in one hour. our cameras are positioned in a couple different locations outside the senate chamber. edward is joining us from virginia beach, virginia. what do you say, witnesses? >> caller: i say no witnesses. we 9 why? >> caller: i think c-span for your coverage. it has been great. i have 100 hours invested in this impeachment and the conclusion was a foregone conclusion because the senate would never vote two thirds to impeach and the house proceedings were just absolutely one party and they even said in the beginning it couldn't be bipartisan it was invalid. i am with donald trump all the way because when he is acquitted he is acquitted forever. >> host: thanks for the call and thanks for watching c-span networks. this trial which is of course on the web and the free c-span radio apps. we will hear from adam schiff, what he said yesterday on

on july 25, president trump called president zelensky, this was their second both call, on april 21stident trump called to congratulate president zelensky on winning the presidential election, on july 25, the president called because president zelensky's party had just won a large number of seats in parliament. on september 24th, before speaker pelosi had any idea what president trump and president zelensky actually said on july 25 call, she called for impeachment inquiry of president trump, in the interest of full transparency and to show that he had done nothing wrong, president trump took the unprecedented step of declassifying the transcript so that the american people can see for themselves exactly what the two discussed. what did president trump said to president zelensky, president trump raised two issues, i'm going to be speaking about those two issues a fair amount this morning, they are the two issues that go to the core of how president trump approaches foreign aid. when it comes to sending u.s. taxpayer money overseas, the president is focused on burden sharing and corrupt

of what happened on the call.nd they said things over and over again that are simply not true. one ofaipl them was there's no evidence of president trump's interest in burden-sharing. that wasn't the real reason. but they didn't tell you that burden-sharing was discussed in the call, in the transcript of the call. they didn't tell you that. why? let me read it to you. here's the president. and we'll go through the entire transcript. i'm not going to read the whole transcript. we'll make it available.si i'm sure you have it, but we'll make available copies of the transcript so you can have it. the president said, and they read s this line, i will say tht we to a lot for ukraine. we spent a lot of effort and a lot of time. but they stopped this. they didn't read the following: much more than european countries are doing. and they should be helping you more than they are. germany does almost nothing for you. all they do is talk. and i think it's something that you should really ask them about. when i was speaking to

the second call is because rick perry wanted him and bugged him to call zelensky again.eed you to do us a favor. who is us? he answers the question, our country has been through a lot. who brought up rudy giuliani? it was president zelensky, not president trump. who brought up bill barr, and in what context? and i'm sorry, sean, but if it is an impeachable offense to have the attorney general of thb united states called about potential evidence or impropriety, then god help every president, because your ag is going to be in a lot of trouble. >> sean: what's yourrc perception of lev parnas, basically 2.0. foreign minister of ukraine said don't trust this guy. we don't trust that guy. being charged by the southern district of new york. campaign finance regulations. trying to hide a million-dollar payment from of all countries, russia. yet he is the new michael avenatti. >> the new michael cohen, or the new john dean. >> the democrats are on a roll with either calling convicted felons or people about to be convicted felons. look, i actually watched the interviews. the headl

that call was perfect. i mean, people, when they read the transcript they say, that call was perfect. speak up before i get back to pro-life, this major event, history making moment, abc newss reporting a recording of lev parnas, another rudy giuliani affiliate and you, reportedly come at the trump hotel from april 2018 where you were quoted as saying of marie yovanovitch,n ambassador, get rid of her, ok okay, do it. we relying on lev parnas to get rid of the ukrainian investor customer >> no, i'm not a fan of that investor, just so we understand. from what i understand, she wouldn't put my picture up. she was an obama appointee, i believe and she wouldn't but my picture appear to speak a >> didyou tell lev parnas to do that? >> secretary grisham: i wouldn't have said that. i probably would've told rudy or somebody. but i have every right, i want ambassadors that are chosen by me. i have a right to hire and fire ambassadors and that is a very important thing. but even if you look at the conversation i had w

calling for john bolton, than he is called or subpoenaed.rity, and it would obviously be a very different majority to call for joe biden or hunter biden, so i'm not quite sure why it matters what one side thinks about who the other one is to call. >> chris, i actually thought that that was the strongest position on the matter that adam schiff took yesterday. whether a witness is relevant depends on whether he has probative information or not. it is not a matter of we will give you one if you give us one. if you have information that advances what the disputed issues in the caves are, that witness should be eligible and admissible. my problem is -- has been that there has been a big difference between the existence of information and the relevance of information. so, what the democrats have been saying again and again is if they can point that somebody may have relevant information, that person should be called. what district judges tell witnesses at the end of the cases that if you're at yankee stadium and there are 50,000 people in the stan

i watched him say, he made a mob kind of, don't call me, i'll call you.hat's like a mob, that is from "the godfather" or someplace. i watched all this and i said this is terrible, we've got to release it. it was a total lie, fabrication, a made-up statement. what my people have to do is be honest and tell the truth. they've been testifying, the democrats, they've been telling so many lies, so many fabrications, so much exaggeration, and this is not impeachable. in fact, i don't even know how to determine this. you say, it's not a crime. everyone says it. the other side says it. it's not a crime, it doesn't have to be a crime. maybe it doesn't have to be a crime but can you imagine being impeached and you didn't commit a crime? there is no crime. this is a political, horrible witch hunt and they are doing it to try to win and election. >> laura: more from our exclusive interview with president trump later on in the show and he just heard the president's advice to his legal team as they prepare for oral arguments to begin tomorrow. robert ray is a member of

why aren't they calling me to testify -- why do they need biden? call me. me what biden did wrong. >> do you think they're afraid of calling you? >> i think they're very afraid of me. i think they're afraid of me because i think they made a mistake by, you know, trying to do what they did to me. >> if you could say anything to the president, what would he say? >> he needs to understand he's not a king. he needs to understand there's a democracy, there's rules. even if you don't like him, even if you don't agree with him. it's all fun and dandy going to these rallies and standing up in rallies. i was there. i was front stage -- i was the first one at the trump. it's scary if he wins another four years. i don't know what will happen. i don't know what will happen to me because i guess i'm enemy number one right now. i pray that i have good counsel and that i'll be protected and that we'll fight this. but i'm glad the truth is out. i feel good. i feel good that i was able to do my civil duty in front of congress and i'm here to help the senate, congress, and h

if it was, in fact, a perfect call, we should hear from mick mulvaney about that call. and the actions that preceded it and followed. we should here from john bolton. >> as jefferies was talking to us reporters, the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, was speaking on the senate floor and he reiterated the vision that he has for a senate trial and i'll tell you what, craig, it doesn't sound like he's too keen on having any witnesses. mcconnell said if the existing case is strong, there is no reason for the judge and jury, he means the senate, to reopen the investigation. >> jeff, stand by if you can for me, kristen welker. what are we hearing about how the white house is preparing for this trial? >> reporter: well, craig, they're having ongoing conversations about what the president's defense is going to look like. here is what we know so far. we know that white house counsel pat scippillone is expected to take the lead and will be joined by jake sekulow. jay sekulow has been with president trump through thick and thin, frankly, throughout this administration. he is

on the july 25th call, mr. trump could have endeavored to strengthen the relationship with this new ukrainian leader. instead, president trump focused on securing a personal favor. he wanted ukraine to conduct phony investigations designed to enhance his political standing and solicit foreign interference in the 2020 election. on a july 25th call, president trump maligned a highly respected american ambassador known as an anti-corruption crusader. at the same time, he praised a corrupt former ukrainian prosecutor, and on multiple occasions, president trump directed ukraine's new leader to speak with his personal lawyer, rudolph giuliani, on an official call. mr. giuliani is not a member of the trump administration. for these and other reasons. the july 25th call warrants our close scrutiny. it presents significant and shocking evidence of president trump's corrupt intent. the call lays bare the president's willingness to do whatever it takes to get what he wants, even if his behavior undermines the national sec

trump called and fired coming so call me trigger a special counsel.unior when muller knew there was no collusion. what was he doing? is just building an obstruction case against the president. that dark cloud caused republicans the house. velpar finally got there and called her bluff. no collusion, no obstruction. in the same week the muller hearing, adam schiff patched the whistleblower part. so trump called their bluff again and released a transcript. no pressure. here are the facts. he makes up my sentence. he said the president of ukraine repeated and declared there was no pressure, he didn't want to say we said say it, you crooked pastor. say it. [laughter] remember, bribery and this and that. where are they? they are not even trying. this is the lightest, weakest impeachment. >> when the democrats realized there was no quit protocol, adam schiff made up. >> i will say this only seven times so you better listen good. i want you to make up on my political opponent, lots of it. by the way, don't call me again. i'll call you when i you've done one o

call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> any senator who is not in the chamber of the time the oath was administered to the other senators will make that known to the chair so that the oath may be administered as soon as possible. >> the sergeant and arms will make the proclamation. hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, all persons are commanded to keep silent, imprisonment. while house representatives articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. . . . 6:00 p.m. on saturday january 18 cut, 2020 to file his answer with the secretary of the senate. which will be spread upon the journal, and the house of representatives until 12 noon on monday, january 20, 2020 to file its replication with the secretary of the senate. i asked consent that the secretary the senate be authorized to present as the document and that document

[roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] are there any senators in the chamber wishing to change his or her vote. if not, 53 and the nays are 47. the amendment was tabled. >> i would ask consent to add to the democratic leader which is a certain similarity to all of these amendments whether he might be willing to enter into a consent agreement to stack these votes. without objection, the inquiry is permitted. >> at the bottom line is very simple as it has been cleared to every senator in the country. we believe tha believe witnessed documents are extremely important and compelling cases have been made for them. we will have a vote on all of those. we will also change it, and number of changes that significantly deviated from the 1999 resolution. we want to change those. so there will be a good number of votes. we are willing to do some of those tomorrow. there is no reason we have to do them all tonight and inconvenience the senate and

i mean this is where you talk about the call you don't get this go well i can i did call 1000000 the day it was shared with these dolphins they can go whole hog that i thought was going to die thing was killed you know they can call you cry don't schoolbook smith on this night. you. mind you get beat up you are in line you know and. they often passed. little you at this but it caught on. my good eye. on them haha you know when you don't know how. they look at them up the hc or do you wake up this sort of. thing so you. positive. well here's what we're told. the jury awards are left to go off. each day at the national religious none of the people who are eligible for school can you tell me you. can assess. only if you. can't stand seeing the kind you need to check a city on how to trust my easy to stay or i can buy the single you don't want paste or stick but he did. that i think obviously if you want to ask i know this guy will say it's 0 point they'll start working on it you've got on to a lot of money that's what we want therefore to make the so-called money it's in with it i said

but here's the thing, i don't want to call enter biden. i don't want to call joe biden.that when this is done. i think i've got enough from the public record to believe that their assertion that there is no there there falls short. that we didn't leave the country. i think i know enough about the president's worldview. he is still pissed we give them 10% of the military budget. >> this isn't only about the president of race, it's the presidential race, if you look at chuck schumer statements, this is about susan collins. this is about thom tillis, this is about martha mcsally, this is about cory gardner. chuck schumer has said as much. only part of it is removing president trump and taking his name off of the ballot. it is also about chuck schumer trying to make himself a majority leader of the united states senate and there is no way to deny it because he himself has confirmed it. >> there should be more witnesses and documents because new evidence has come out. showing that president trump wasn't in favor of taking the u.s. ambassador to the ukraine. can you respond to

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>> if we call one witness we're going to call all the witnesses.re will not be a process where the democrats get their witnesses and the president gets shut out. here is what i'm going to do. i will be consistent. i will go against calling four witnesses requested by senator schumer. they're all covered by executive privilege. they're part of the national security team of the president. they could have been called in the house. they chose not to, apparently don't need them to make the case. hunter biden, joe biden, whistleblower we can look at those allegations of misconduct outside of impeachment. i want trial over with as quick as possible. i want people of the united states to pick the next president, not court of impeachment. i would like to spend my time working on prescription drugs and national security issues instead of this. let me say one thing. i'm sorry, go ahead. chris: i got two more quick questions to ask you. we'll try to get through this as quickly as possible. >> okay. chris: you talk about wanting to get through this the trial as

the 4 corners of that call they don't want you look at the months that went into preparing for that call or the months of pressure that followed it but you can just look at. right now what happened 30 minutes before that call in this text message heard from white house suman president zeke convinces trump he will investigate get to the bottom what happened in 2016 if you are wondering how it seemed that presents a linsky was aware of what he was going to be asked on that call. this is how you can tell he was prepped course he was prepped. and in fact the missing reference in the call record to barisan. was a signal kernel of him and recognized that clearly he had been prepared for that call why else would the name of this particular energy company come up in that conversation well presents linsky clearly got the message to the end of the call with president trump president selenski said i also want to thank you for your invitation to visit the united states specifically washington d.c. on the other hand i also want to ensure you wanted to assure you that we will be very serious about the

now that the trump administration will listen to those calls. hi carl well it was very interesting to see exactly what president trump was saying here in washington on choose day speaking alongside the greek prime minister at the white house this afternoon he said once again the killing of the iranian commander some solo money saved a lot of lives he went on to call him a monster he said that soleimani was planning a big attack he said they were planning something and you're going to be hearing about it or at least various people in congress are going to be hearing about it tomorrow he also called it retaliate they were very strong words obviously from president trump but if we look at what u.s. defense secretary marc esper had to say he said that he wants a disk the escalation in tensions with iran he said that the country's ready to finish any war that could be started now disclose at the same time that the u.s. reportedly denied the rainy and foreign minister serif a visa and entry which actually is a breach of an agreement guaranteeing forei

must call hunter biden, and we probably need to call joe biden. based on the house managers' presentation today, i think we are probably going to need to hear from the former vice president if, indeed, we call witnesses. >> senator, obviously, you believe that abuse of power is -- [inaudible] >> you know, yeah, this is an interesting point they were making earlier. i think it's sort of an ab demick discussion. -- academic discussion. what's happened the abuse of power that gets put on particular crimes. what is unique in this case is there are no actual crimes that have been alleged in the impeachment articles. so this is a first in american history. and you can see if you listen to their, to their presentation, the evidence of crimes, interestingly, nadler referenced bribery a couple of times, but they don't actually charge bribery. and the reason is they don't have any evidence of bribery. >> [inaudible] ing. >> i don't -- that sounds to me like, i don't know what that would look like. but here we don't have any allegation of any specific behavi

and there were also three 911 calls. did one of them hold the clue that would unlock what really happened on that wintry night? here's dennis murphy with "house of secrets." >> cayuga. that's cayuga lake in ithaca, new york. it's where you'll find one of the most prestigious universities in the nation. cornell, the ivy league. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance ticket to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became "mr. everything." scholar, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valentine opened up her parents' summerhouse to charlie and his other teenaged pals. >> he was always happy and energetic

[roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> any senator not in the senate chamber will make that fact known to the chair so the oath may be administered as soon as possible petco. >> the sergeant arms will make the proclamation. >> hear ye. the persons are commanded to keep silent while the house of representatives is a exhibiting to the senate of the united states articles of impeachment against donald j. trump, president of the united states. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> mister chief justice information of the senate and the distinguished democratic leader, i will give unanimous consent request that will assist in the organization of the next steps of this proceeding. they deal largely with necessary paperwork relevant to the trial. therefore i ask unanimous consent issued in the usual form and tell january 182020 and then they have and tell 12 noon on january 20th, 2020. with the secretary of the senate so i ask is that the secretary of the senate be author

by the way, don't call me again. i'll call you when i have done what i asked. this is in character what the president was trying to communicate. it's fake. that's not the real call. that's not the evidence here. that's not the transcript esther cipollone just referenced. we can shrug it off and say we were making flight or a joke but that was a hearing in the united states house of representatives discussing the removal of the president of the united states. there very things few things that can be grave and as serious. let's stick with the evidence in this case. the most important piece of evidence we have in the case, and before you, is the one we began with nearly four months ago. the actual transcript of the july 25, 2019 telephone call be between president trump and president zelensky. the real transcript. if that were the only evidence we had, it would be enough to show the democrats the entire theory is completely unfounded. the transcript is far from the only evidence demonstrating that the president did nothing wrong. once you sweep away all of the inn

in fact the missing call record prepped for that call. why else would the name of this particular energy company come up in that conversation? well, president zelensky clearly got the message. toward the end of the call with president trump, president zelensky said, i also want to thank you for your invitation to visit the united states, specifically washington, d.c. on the other hand, i also want to ensure, i wanted to assure that you we will be very serious about the case and we will work on the investigation. thank you for the invitation. on the other hand, i want to assure you that we will be very serious about the case and we will work on the investigation. president zelensky clearly understood the quid pro quo for the white house meeting on july 25th. but his reticence to be used as a political pawresident trump from moving forward with the promise to schedule the meeting. and so the president and his agents pressed on. in august, giuliani met with a top ukrainian aide and made it clear ukraine must issue a public statement announci

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that eveningpresident trump called zelensky to congratulate him.on that first call , the first call , zelensky invited president trump to visit ukraine for the upcoming election. president trump in turn promised that his administration would send someone at a very, very high level. during that same april call, president trump invited zelensky to the white house , saying when you're settled in and ready, i'd like to invite youto the white house . we havea lot of things to talk about , but we are with you all the way. zelensky immediately accepted the president's invitation, adding that the whole team and i are looking forward to that visit . numerous witnesses testified about the significance of a white house meeting for the political newcomer. a white house meeting would show ukrainians that america supported zelensky and his anticorruption platform, declared backing of the president of the united states. ukraine's most important patron would also send a powerful message to russia that we had ukraine's back. during that april 24 call, president trump never even uttered the word corrup

it is a summary of the call. and in fact there is some real questions of whether the actual summary, the one that has been locked away, is exactly the same as the one we were seeinging. so in addition to read the transcript, we should get the actual document. >> okay. lindsey graham this morning raising again what has been raised before, the idea of democrats get their witnesses, republicans get their witnesses. i know that democrats have made the argument only witnesses relevant to this, and, of course, if, you know, said for instance hunter biden would not be relevant. if such an agreement would get you john bolton to testify, would you be open to such a quid pro quo perhaps you can call it? >> that's a well used term, quid pro quo. and i think we're reluctant on quid pro quo lately. the issue is relevancy. the issue is who has firsthand information of what the president did and why did he do it, so that we can make a judgment about the president's conduct. this is about the president's conduct. that's all it's

are we here because of a phone call? or arere we here before this grt body because since the president was sworn into office there was a desire to see him removed. i remember in the mueller report there were discussions about insurance policies. insurance policies didn't work out so well. so then we moved to other investigations. i guess you would call it reinsurance or an umbrella policy. that didn't work out so well. and here we are today. manager schiff quoted the supreme court, and i would like to make reference to the supreme court as well. it was then justice rehnquist, later to be chief justice rehnquist, who wrote for the majority in '96 versus russell in 1973, these are the words, we may someday be presented with a situation which the conduct of law enforcement agents is so outrageous that due process principles and absolute by the government from invoking judicial process to obtain a conviction. that date is today. that day was a year ago. that day was in july when special counselen mueller testified. i am not

call to get on the air? do remember? >> do i have the call number in front of me? oh, i'm so sorry. that's interesting. no calls. let's read some more about scientology. is sean hannity a scientologist? do we have any calls customer >> none. spike dominic >> boy, is just incredible >> tucker: he had to call his mother, because no one called. it's painful, but in a sick way, you don't stop. oh, my gosh, this person is desperate. that's what makes it so bad. it's that good. i've got to tip my hat to alec baldwin. his career in radio was not successful. democrats, they have run out of things to say. they don't know what to do. they've got another whole day. and now, mindlessly, just repeating themselves like a broken record. take a look. >> today, we will go through article one, the constitutional underpinnings of abuse of power. we will show that president trump abused his power. abuse of power. >> president trump had the motive, the opportunity, and the means to commit this abuse of power. >> abuse of power.

and by the way don't call me again. i'll call you when you've done what i asked. this is in sum and character what the president was trying to communicate. >> that's fake. that's not the real call. that's not the evidence here. that's not the transcript that mr. cipollone just referenced. and we can shrug it off and say we were making light, or a joke, but that was in a hearing in the united states house of representatives discussing the removal of the president of the united states from office. there are very few things if any that can be as grave and as serious. let's stick with the evidence. let's talk about the facts and the evidence in this case. the most important piece of evidence we have in the case and before you is the one that we began with nearly four months ago. the actual transcript of the july 25, 2019 telephone call between president trump and president zelensky. the real transcript. if that were the only evidence we had, it would be enough to show that the democrats' entire theory is completely unfounded. but the transcript is far from the only ev

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bolton never made the call, he wrote. never made the call. mr.is was wrong, understood this was not policy, understood this was a bad call. over several pages, according to the "times," mr. bolton laid out mr. trump's fixation on ukraine and the president's belief against a mix of shoddy events and outright conspiracy shetheos that the president aimed to win the election in 2016. mr. bolton began to object, he wrote in the book, affirming the testimony of a white house counsel aide, fiona hill, who said that mr. bolton warned that mr. giuliani was a hand grenade who is going to blow everybody up. now, as you might imagine, the president denies this. the president said today, i never instructed john bolton to set up a meeting for rudy giulia giuliani, one of the greatest corruption fighters in america. so here you have the president saying john bolton is not telling the truth. let's find out. let's put john bolton under oath. let's find out who is telling the truth. a trial is supposed to be a quest for the truth. let's not fear what we will learn

when he made bail, she called weldon.e to her house and helped crystal figure out the safest places to hide if her husband returned. >> checked out the entire house top to bottom. told her some defensible spaces. >> crystal never did need to use her new gun. her husband was convicted of a forcible sex crime and spent five years behind bars. but she was grateful for the sense of empowerment and protection weldon mcdavid gave her. >> he helped me so much. >> it's a very unlikely friendship. >> right. but if i needed him, if i was worried about something or whatever, i could just call him. >> crystal embarked on her new life without her husband. and weldon moved on too. a few years after befriending crystal, he found romance when he met a woman named leah conan. >> i had decided to learn how to shoot and buy a firearm and lose how to use it. i was tired of feeling vulnerable as a woman. and being scared of noises at night. >> leah said weldon didn't make a huge first impression when he rang up her purchases at the shooting r

on july 25, president trump called president zelensky. this is their second phone call. both congratulate story. on april 1st, called to congratulate president zelensky on winning the presidential election. on july 25, he called because he won a large number of seats in parliament. on september 24, before speaker pelosi had any idea what president trump and president zelensky actually said on the july 25 call, she called for an impeachment inquiry into president trump. in the interest of full transparency and to show he had done nothing wrong, president trump took the unprecedented, unprecedented step of declassifying the call transcripts so that the american people could see for themselves exactly what the two presidents discussed. so what did president trump say to president zelensky on the july 25 call? president trump raised two issues. i'm going to be speaking about those two issues a fair amount this morning. they're the two issues that go to the core of how president trump approaches foreign aid. when it comes to sending u.s. taxpayer money overseas, the president

instead he's bogged down in what he called a hoax. he's trying to dismiss and say there's no story here. in reality, while the end result of this senate trial, most people are assuming he's going to be acquitted, there's a lot of unknowns for something where we know the end and donald trump is aware of that and has been talking to allies expressing concern about his own legal team and whether they'll look aggressive enough in a televised trial. he's concerned about not being able to call witnesses, even though he's following mitch mcconnell's advice to keep the trial short and that witnesses are only more unknowns. and he's just worried in general about republican senators not defecting. he needs only one more to say we do want to call witnesses, and he's nervous about that happening and holding republicans on his side. so there's a lot of unknowns, and he feels uncertain about what's coming his way. >> ashley parker, last night must not have been a great night for team pence as lev parnas dropped the vice president's name like a lead

yes, we both get to call witnesses, we both get to call relevant ones. >>> adam schiff maintained thatontrary to republican demands hunter biden had nothing to add to the impeachment trial. here is what adam schiff had to say on "meet the press." >> i think they are deathly afraid of what witnesses will have to say and so their whole strategy has been deprive the public of a fair trial. what was so striking to me really about their case was that they basically acknowledged the scream. they don't really contest the president's scheme. if they are successful in depriving the country of a fair trial there is no exoneration. theres no exoneration. americans will recognize that the country did not get what the founders intended because they put the word try in the constitution for a reason. >> lead impeachment prosecutor congressman adam schiff blasted president trump's lawyers for depriving americans of a fair trial. >> this is a wrathful and vin difficultful president. i don't think there is any doubt about t if you think there is look at the president's tweets about mimi today saying i s