parekh been falling since the beginning of for last year mike donald's also has over $2900.00 restaurants in china and its shares closed lower too now despite the concerns that many in the travel industry also have about the coronavirus boeing shares saw a major boost on friday what was behind that. there was another roller coaster of a day for boeing shares the shares went down were down after us media started reporting that the company could cut production again on its $787.00 dreamliner but being say changes that u.s. regulators were pleased that we didn't progress the company's doing in revising its $737.00 market now the f.a.a. telling airline said the plane approval could come early and that means that said that most of them already took out all their schedules until summer or after and it's not only the u.s. regulators but all those around the world which also happen to give it the green light for their plane to fly again all they do is their own new york thank you. friday marked the final day of the annual world economic forum meetings in davos the event turned 50 this year and ce

as a body have made we ask the man who helped reveal war crimes in the pentagon papers senator mike donald trump firing john bolton will really make any difference to lethal us foreign policy plus a scottish court rules boris johnson misled the queen we ask what is boris johnson is that the public on the man who was his top adviser tells us. britain's responsibilities in the fight against climate change. in today's going on to grab a 1st straight to why the european union has been forced to announce it will stop printing tens of billions of euros from the vendor joining me is research head of university college london the institute for innovation and public purpose thanks for covering. on how bad things of after 11 years after the bailouts of the financial crash the e.c.b. as to do this that's previously pretty 2.6 trillion between 201528 yeah i mean we are now i think in sort of japan type situation where you know it's been over a decade since the financial crisis we've had these massive monetary stimulus in the u.k. in the u.s. europe the e.c.b. in japan we still haven't got anywhere nea

. >> no podemos esperar, no podemos aguantar mÁs de esos 3 aÑos han sido demasiado y donald trump y mikeuera ya. >> tuvieron que soportar temperaturas congelantes, aunque no eran muchos su mensaje era claro. >> los millones de personas que no les gusta lo que estÁ ocurriendo que salgan y vengan a las calles. >> el proceso deberÍa preocupar a toda la naciÓn dijo este hombre que viajÓ desde colorado y vivirÁ en washington dos semanas para atestiguar el juicio polÍtico. del otro lado de los defensores del presidente. >> muchos de los que apoyan a

a body have made we ask the man who helped reveal war crimes in the pentagon papers senator mike gravel donald trump firing john bolton will really make any difference to lethal u.s. .

a body have made we ask the man who helped reveal war crimes in the pentagon papers senator mike gravel donald trump firing john bolton will really make any difference to lethal us foreign policy plus a scottish court rules boris johnson misled the queen we ask what is boris johnson is that the public on the man who was his top advisor tells us johnson shot to britain's responsibilities in the fight against climate change all the more coming up in today's going on to grab a 1st straight to why the european union has been forced to announce it will start printing tens of billions of euros from the vendor joining me is research head of university college london the institute for innovation and public purpose thanks for coming on how bad are things above after 11 years after the bailouts of the financial crash the e.c.b. has to do this that's previously pretty 2.6 trillion between 20152018 yeah i mean we are now i think in sort of a japan type situation where you know it's been over a decade since the financial crisis we've had these massive monetary stimulus in the u.k. in the us europe the e.c.

here is mike pompeo complaining that the europeans who donald trump has called an enemy when he called russia a friend, that they're not helping. here is mike pompeo. >> frankly the europeans haven't been as helpful as i wish they could be. the brits, the french, the germans need to understand what we did, what the americans did saved lives in europe as well. this is a good thing for the entire world. we're urging everyone to get behind what the united states is trying to do. >> i don't mean to laugh. let me play really quickly joe biden's response to that. here is joe biden. >> you have us isolated from our allies and we have no idea, vi no idea whether he has any plan at all. but when he makes statements like that, it just seems to me to be he's going off on a tweet storm on his own and it's incredibly dangerous and irresponsible. >> mehdi, those of us who opposed the iraq war who turned out to be right, at least in that instance george w. bush managed to get a couple dozen countries to go along with it. this guy has alienated all of those countries. he couldn't get anyone -- only is

he's ahead of donald trump by nine points. little mike? nald, actually looking pretty big, because you're in his shadow right now by nine points. bernie sanders. the avowed socialist, beating donald trump by 7%. elizabeth warren, the woman called pocahontas and mocked and ridiculed re ed repeated by don trump, beating donald trump by five points. so, willie, you know, this does have an impact. the 16,000 lies or 13,000 lies have an impact. his lies about the quote "perfect call" have an impact. nobody thinks it's a perfect call. most americans believe he abused his office. most americans believe he obstructed justice. most americans believe he obstructed this investigation, and most americans think he needs to be impeached and removed. that's not getting away with anything, willie, and we're not even talking about the historic landslide the democrats won in 2018. >> it's another signal that poll you had, head to head, that americans don't like what they've seen. the evidence they've heard in this impeachment trial, and that they want the tr

mike bloomberg to be president of the united states. [applause] out, hee i bring him needs to hear from you. do you want a candidate who will beat donald trump? i think mike will get it done. do you want a president who will empower cities to build and preserve more affordable housing? done.ill get it do you want a president who will commonent until we pass sense gun reform in our country? mike will get it done. do you want a president who will stand shoulder to shoulder with us on our march to statehood for washington dc? i know mike will get it done. so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming my friend and the next president of the united states, mike bloomberg. [applause] mr. bloomberg: thank you for that kind introduction and i'm honored to have your support for this election. i particularly like that you gave the introduction just the way i wrote it. [laughter] but thanks to your leadership the future looks by her than ever and all of you should know, since mayor bowser took office, the state schools have improved, the city's carbon emissions have shrunk, and the nationals even won the world series. york, was mayor of ne

you had mike pence, donald trump, everyone pushed a different line shifting the goalpost. why you have seen mike lee say that this is so concerning. there hasn't been enough evidence put forth to justify why the attack was eminent and more troubling was the push for amongst trump's top a allies to quell the debate going forward. >> david, you work for trump 2020. you're an adviser for the campaign. i want you to take a listen to the republican chairman of the house judiciary committee. >> we see they mourn soleimani more than they mourn or gold star families, wrote who are the ones that suffer. >> the only ones mourning the loss of soleimani are our democrat leadership. and our democratic presidential candidates. >> we also heard kevin mccarthy say they pelosi was defending soleimani. those are not -- you don't talk like that. those are not arguments those are smears. >> i take um bruj with the comments that somehow this administration did this in a a cavalier fashion. i don't think there's anything cavalier about how this was approached. i personally know general milley,

mike bloomberg to the president of the united states. [applause] i bring him out, he needs to hear from you. so, do you want a candidate who will beat donaldrump? [applause] i think mike will get it done. do you want a president who will empower cities to build and preserve more affordable housing? [applause] i think mike will get it done. and do you want a president who will not relent until we pass co mmon-sense gun reform in our country? [applause] mike will get it done. and do you want a president who will stand shoulder to shoulder with us on our march to statehood for washington, d.c.? i know mike will get it done. so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming my friend and the next president of the !nited states, mike bloomberg [applause] mr. bloomberg: hi, guys. thank you, mayor bowser, for that kind introduction. i'm honored to have your support in this election. i particularly like the fact that you gave the introduction just the way i wrote it. [laughter] but thanks for your leadership. the future of the city looks brighter than ever, and all of you should know, and if you live here you certainly do, since mayor bowser to

donald trump mike's essay he wants the make america great again. elizabeth warren has known america is a great country. that means when she is president of the united states, she will not tolerate children being separated from their families at our border. i have been to the border twice in the last year and i have seen what is going on there. shameful.kly, it is it is a human rights crime what is happening at our border. onlyeds to stop and the way it will stop us if we have a president of the united states who will stop it. i coach the human rights commission in congress. i chair the china commission. there are human rights defenders all over the world who are coming to us and saying, what is wrong with america right now? why don't you have a president that will speak out on behalf of those who are being persecuted around the world? why is he so silent? why doesn't he care what happens? if we are going to stand for anything, we need to stand out loud for human rights. i don't want this to be some back room business deal, but to be human rights. e

i will give you a mike pompeo, donald trump. and you can't reasonably expect the u.s.epartment attorney general to be age to preside over that if parnas is saying i will give you your associate. it's the right move. frankly, i'm a bit surprised we haven't heard a calling for a special counsel before this. it meets the facts. the facts seem to come true with everything he's saying. >> i'm going to yet if in the weeds because the weeds include two individuals name victoria and joe degeneral let me read from our colleague's reporting on what level parnas and his attorney writes, specifically, about barr's relationship with those two. and we can do some former republicans explaining their role in the republican party and the small kabal of conservative legal figures that include william barr, and joe. so this is from our reporting. bondy, parnas's lawyer, writes, in recent days evidence has been brought to light linking you, attorney general barr, further to your long-term colleagues as well as rudy giuliani. as we reported, evidence from the former statements, nbc news ha

>> jimmy: mike pence better hope donald trump doesn't see that commercial or mike pence is going to have donald trump's foot up his oval orifice. but i do love thinking about that. if some kind of miracle happens and these senators do the right thing and remove the president from office, which they won't, if they did, would they actually have to remove him physically from his office? what if he won't leave? will they drag him out and put all his stuff to the left to the left? [ applause ] if that was happening where would mike pence be? hiding in the back of a van outside? [ laughter ] waiting for the coast to clear? would there be hair pulling? i mean, don't you want to remove him just to see that? come on, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] so the vice poodle was in israel today where he appeared to be on the receiving end of a royal snub consideratesy of prince charles. >> jimmy: i guess charles is in charge after all, huh? so after the video began to circulate, pence's team claimed the reason they didn't shake hands is because they had already said hello backstage. also since they ar

. >> yeah, mike bloomberg who really is what donald trump said he is. a very successful businessman that built this enormous corporation, self made, i think mike bloomberg has a unique capacity to get under donald trump's skin in a way like no one else can right now. >> thank you so much. straight ahead the markets ending 2019 strong. that is not the case for many middle class americans. the president loves to tout those big numbers, but they are not telling the whole story. the market and the economy are not the same thing. re not the same thing fall back! you have a brother in the second battalion? they're walking into a trap. your orders are to deliver a message calling off tomorrow morning's attack. ♪ if you fail, we will lose sixteen hundred men. if we're not clever about this, no one will get to your brother. i will. >>> this week a new track in the republican coalition standing behind president trump where it matters most in the senate. in a hometown radio interview, suzanne collins hinted that she is troubled by mitch mcconnell's approach to a sp

this is bigger than donald trump. it goes to mike pompeo as well. simply accept donald trump and mike pompeo's leadership without question, we could be putting the nation in greater danger, not less. >> thank you so much. the president just yesterday notifying congress that twitter, twitter is the medium he would be using to let them know what's going on, but you also have to remember this, as we move forward with this escalating situation in iran, i want you to keep this in mind. today marks the 301st day since a white house press secretary held a formal briefing with reporters. the recent gathering took place march 11th, 2019 at the james e. brady room in the west wing. we have an escalating situation with iran, and the president is letting people know what he is doing via twitter, but there's no press briefing in over 300 days. the only chance for the white house press corp in an organized fashion to question all that's going on. fashion to question als goinong you have a brother in the second battalion? yes sir. they're walking into a trap. your

. >> no podemos esperar, no podemos aguantar mÁs de esos 3 aÑos han sido demasiado y donald trump y mikearo. >> los millones de personas que no les gusta lo que estÁ ocurriendo que salgan y vengan a las calles. >> el proceso deberÍa preocupar a toda la naciÓn dijo este hombre que viajÓ desde colorado y vivirÁ en washington dos semanas para atestiguar el juicio polÍtico. del otro lado de los defensores del presidente. >> muchos de los que apoyan a donald trump no estÁn aquÍ porque saben que esto es uno farsa explicÓ. mientras adentro se definÍa el futuro del mandatario, los visitantes llegaban al campesino saber mucho de lo que estaba pasando. >> lo del impeachment no sabemos tambiÉn, si sabemos que donald trump estÁ sola espera de un juicio por ciertas acciones que Él ha tomado. >> tras meses de anticipaciÓn este juicio polÍtico que determinara si el presidente donald trump sale o no de la casa blanca, sigue dividiendo opiniones y de costa a costa mantiene al paÍs en vilo. >> yo pienso que el que nada debe nada teme. >> yo espero que lo metan a la cÁrcel. y que lo reemplacen por otro pre

donald trump. i know that mike can do that.e is committed to being all across america in every state and major city. he is committed to working with mayors to get things done. he is also committed to focusing on the number one issue for washington dc, well actually 2. housing affordability. no matter where you go in our city, people are concerned about how much it costs to live here. what mike announced today will really change the game. he will guarantee federal rental assistance for families 30% of the median income. if the federal government will be our partner in that, cities can focus on how we can get the types of units built that we need to get built and more people will be able to afford to live in our cities. >> are you worried about other candidates? >> mike has demonstrated the commitment and to -- to be in this race until the end and put the resources into get it done. mike is going to open two offices in washington dc. i can't think of another candidate who has done that ever and certainly has not made that commitm

. >> in the course of the last year, i and mike pompeo and donald trump have been leading a coalition not agree with the united nations and the world health organization and other big powers to try to force an agenda that is hostile to the protection of the sanctity of human life. there are countries beyond the united states to stand up for human life and dignity and we are pulling all of them together and three times last year actually put statements out that the united nations and the world health organization representing over 1 billion people on earth saying you may not put words like reproductive health and sexual and reproductive freedom in human and world health organization resolutions to sneak in some concept of international right to abortion and we see clearly, i said is at the united nations there is no international right to abortion. with there is instead is international right to life. >> planned parenthood not a fan of yours or this administration, is it the most pro-life in history, they say this and the position in january of 2018, a czar has given policy changes tha

rudy giuliani, mike pompeo and donald trump. those are the ones who are left.w center stage. and the question of what happens nexts whof ione gh hose tuys and when they become the fall guy, what do they do when they flip on someone above them? because pretty soon there's no one to flip on, except donald trump. >> can i offer a slightly more cynical point of view? >> stephen: of course. >> i feel like gordon sondland went in there to burn the house down, but maybe only set fire to the living room drapes. because the first part of the testimony-- yeah, it was all there, there was a quid pro quo, everyone was in the loop. but by the end of it, the republicans were getting the talking points they needed. which is, "you had a conversation with the president, what did he say?" "well," sondland says, "he said no quid pro quo, tell zelensky to do the right thing, i don't want anything from him." you saw the president outside of the white house moments later repeating that over and over and over again. there is widespread belief, conviction among the president's support

. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo to explain donald trump's decision to command a deadly air strike to kill iran's top commander. we tell you how it increased the tensions in the middle east. >> yes. already he has harsh retaliations of the united states. iraqi officials say several were killed including an iran official operating in iraq. it was u.s. personnel overseas, to protect them. the director of iranian studies at sanford university said that he had a big influence across the middle east. >> i think it's high-ly unlikely that the one has no choice but the respond. >> top democrats are calling the air strike reckless and dangerous. presidential candidate joe biden says that the president s a tender box. they are urging u.s. citizens to leave iraq immediately. >>> time is 3:02. police were rushing to a separate incident when they saw a man holding a weapon narrow cars. they tried to stop the man, but he sped away near highway 101. >> he ran near the headlight. and then, you know, the car spun out, and then a light pulled and went into the building. >> the suspect t died there

away at the hillary clinton email thing as if it really was as big a scandal as people like mike flynn and donald trump were saying it was. "the new york times" front paging it countless times, building it up, eviscerating the scandal and then dissecting the resulting entrails and looking for every little piece of it that they could get into their mainstream campaign coverage throughout the course of the election, right up until the week of the election. when the state department inspector general ultimately conclusively decided that there really was no crime here, no great scandal, no systematic wrongdoing whatsoever, really nothing to see, "the new york times" put that story on page a-16 of the saturday print edition of their paper under a headline that called it a quiet ending. see under the headline? quiet ending for inquiry into emails and server. yes, it was a quiet ending. yes, "new york times," you gave it quite a quiet ending, especially compared to how big an opening you gave it on the front page for months. similarly, it was "the new york times" that put the supposed uranium one scanda

y aún más para niños sin seguro. rump (mike bloomberg) soy mike bloomberg y apruebo este mensaje. >> >> hoy el presidente donaldvo en contra el juicio del presidente donald trump los siete fiscales, van a ver el tema de testigos y evidencias, a quien que haya provocado tanta polémica, la mayoría de los demócratas que la gran mayoría de los republicanos han hablado necesarios para el juicio, los republicanos que se van aliar solo demócratas para votar a favor, ellos a no ser suficientemente republicanos, va a fallar esta parte,qué significa este voto?estará más cerca, ya que eventualmente van a votar por el último voto que es por abuso de poder, también está la posibilidad deque sea mañana sábado, nosotros estamos aquí desde washington cubriendo este importante hecho. >> (♪ música ) >> (♪ música ) >> el equipo de los lakers jugará su primer juego después de la muerte de kobe bryant los boletos se dispararon hasta $11,000 dólares algunos jugadores llevaban puesto los tenis de kobe bryant >> por su parte un congresista pide que la gente federal de la aviación aumente la seguridad de los aviones. >> las muestras de

> and i'm going to go crazy here and just bear with me because everybody is saying mike bloomberg is going after donaldmp which he is. i worked with mike bloomberg's company for 12 1/2 years they make their money selling to wall street their expensive bloomberg terminal is there any way that you can believe that mike bloomberg is not only going after trump but perhaps elizabeth warren or any other candidate that is proposing any kind of a trading transaction tax because if we get that, it will likely severely damage his bloomberg terminal empire? >> well, that is a couple leveling deeper insight than i've got. >> and i may be wrong, but if you talk about trading volume going down, you talk about fewer terminals, you talk about the hit to the company he built from scratch by position putting together his first machine on the way to a meeting with merrill lynch. >> i think that the main motor is he is unconfident only with warren and bernie as the candidates on the democratic side if they were nominated both ideologically and as a matter of practical politics i think his biggest focus is defeating trump

donald trump. and i know that mike can do that. he's committed to being all across america, in every state and major cities. he's committed to working with mayors to get things done. but he is also committed to focusing on the number one issue for washington, d.c. or actually two. the number one issue is housing affordability. no matter where you go in our city, people are concerned about how much it costs to live here. and what mike announced today will really change the game for cities across america. he is going to guarantee federal rental assistance for families 30% of the median area income. 30% guaranteed federal rental assistance. if the federal government will be our partner in that, cities can focus on how we can get the types of units built that we need to get built. and more people will be able to afford to live in our cities. reporter: are you worried other candidates aren't electable? mayor bowser: i think mike has demonstrated the commitment to be in this race until the end and put the necessary resources in to get it

mike: breaking news from the senate trial of donald trump. l-star panel straight ahead. more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. >> mike: updating where we are now at the senate impeachment >> updating where we are now with the senate impeachment trial the senate appears to lack votes to call witnesses with several key senators weighing in tonight, tomorrow we could see an abrupt end to the impeachment trial ending in a quick look to bring weeks of more arguments. with this testimony. let's bring in attorney general harry litman, republican senator from montana steve gaines and trump 2020 national press secretary kaylee mcinerney. let's get the reaction of your colleagues weighing and how they will vote tomorrow, romney and collins would like more witnesses, retiring colleague lamar alexander saying he has heard enough and lisa murkowski is going to think about it. >> i have heard enough. looks like right now it

donald trump . >> sabemos que se reunió con mike pence con el secretario de defensa, dice que esta noche dará declaraciones presidente . >> el último fue hace 5 horas, él decía que qasem soleimani se merecía que lo mataran . >> estas imágenes a televisión de irán muestran misiles balisticos lanzados para matar a estadounidenses, su veracidad del ataque pasa después de que terminara el duelo por muerte de qasem soleimani, el mandatario dice que lohace pprevenir una guerra, dice el pentágono que está claro que los misiles eran lanzados por irán . >> el presidente donald trump y la primera dama, realizaron una visita sorpresa en diciembre del 2018 . >> dirías que estamos en guerra . >> era considerado un terrorista por estados unidos, dicen que el comandante durante la procesión fúnebre del general qasem soleimani . >> el ministro de defensa y el propio presidente donald trump dice que mataron al general . >> (habla en inglés) . >> donald trump dice que el gobierno estaba listoa cualquier ataque, dijo a irán que cualquier ataqueen respuesta sería desproporcionada . >> tenemos una prueba de fuego para donald t

mike embley. our top stories: the impeachment trial of donald trump begins, with republicans and democrats arguingo evidence is no trial at all. it's a cover—up. away from his impeachment worries... donald trump clashes with greta thunberg by attacking the pessimism of environmental campaigners. we must reject the perennial prophets of doom and their predictions of the apocalypse. health chiefs warn that a deadly pneumonia virus is spreading beyond china, with a case confirmed in the us. campus concerns. a warning from lawmakers about the influence beijing may be having on british universities.

mike will let us know what we can expect from that commute this morning. i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> good thursday morning. right now at 4:40 let's check out martinez and our temperature trend. mid-40s to start out. you're seeing a lot of clouds and it will stick around even though we won't have any rain. we will have some rain in the forecast for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> looking live at traffic through oakland. 880 northbound as they pass by 98 and thecnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open slightly lower this morning after following losses in asia. growing fears over the spread of the coronavirus which prompted the travel

mike, for the billion dollars. i promise you it will go towards a worthy cause: taxing the hell out of anyone with a billion dollars." ( laughter ) but not everyone is on board with this plan. specifically, donaldrump, who tweeted: "mini mike bloomberg is playing poker with his foolhardy and unsuspecting democrat rivals. he says that if he loses-- he really means when! --in the primaries, he will spend money helping whoever the democrat nominee is. by doing this, he figures they won't hit him as hard, dot-dot-dot-dot... ...dot-dot-dot-dot during his hopeless 'presidential' campaign. they will remain silent! the fact is, when mini losses, he will be spending very little of his money on these 'clowns' because he will consider himself to be the biggest clown of them all-- and he will be right!" wow. i guess i don't know how to play poker. ( laughter ) (as trump, singing to the tune of "the gambler") "you've got to know when to hold 'em know when to fold 'em know when the dems are clowns mike's the biggest clown. he's right." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) it was a lon t ago. way up here is poker, way down here is the punch line. but bloomberg's not out yet. in fact, he's still expanding his

a bit of history, like donald trump before him, mike bloomberg long flirted with running for president before actually becoming an candidate. and like donald trump he's never had a devotion to any particular party blp before running against hillary in 2016, donald trump had been a contributor of hers. bloomberg had been a democrat before switching with her in 2001 as a republican. in 2007, he announced that he was no longer affiliated with either party, a move that many thought was a prelude to an independent run for president. and that suspicion lasted nearly a decade. then in march 2016, he ended speculation that he would run as an independent by writing this editorial, the risk i would not take, an independent candidacy could split the electoral college and allow congress to elect an extremist. yet, he also attacked donald trump set saying he has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign i can remember. then he delivered a fiery speech at the 2016 democratic convention. in 2018, he switched his affiliation back to democrat, and donated millions to candidates launchin

. >> donald trump and mike pence have been supporters since day one and always tried to enhance qualityof life of wall street, one nationwide for the city's morale and third is no one could be the next officer darren wilson. they want to not be afraid when they put handcuffs on the they will go on the other side of the law. they want to help the public, not be the next headline. shannon: since you brought it up, more officers died from suicide than in the line of duty last year. 128 suicide, 134 died in the line of duty and i want to bring this up as well because you were referencing this. the trust in police at a low point, 29% of americans have a great deal of confidence in the police. what are your thoughts? how do we change those numbers? >> my grandfather said if you want to be loved to be a fireman. it is always going to be pushed back. taking away someone's rights, the biggest superpower police have is the ability to make an arrest and take away their freedom and it is a big deal and no matter what people will go against the grain. >> times of changed with police agencies to diss

not only does he have 50 billion more dollars than donald trump, donnie, but mike bloomberg just taking donald trump in detroit, guys, home of rock and roll in michigan. >> i got to tell you that the steyer thing is such a tell about what's going to happen with bloomberg. i don't think people appreciate the tonnage, i want to say it again this guy is worth $52 billion. he could take 20 billion and on top of that he has a message. he's running across all the states one message about health care talking about obviously he's got to protect health care, but he also beyond the tonnage in the media he has the message. he says, look, i created health care for 600,000 people in new york city. this is a guy that has a resume that's done a lot of good stuff. not only does he have the message, he has the money, and i want to go back to donald trump in 2015. i mentioned this once before. donald trump showed up for his first rally or his first speech, and cnn gave an hour of free time. he went from 1% to 3% in the polls. it be the more he spends he automatically rises in the polls. the more he rises

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donald trump's ability to take action against iran. the house and then to pelosi said the assassination was provocative and disproportionate. russia and turkey have announced a cease-fire in idlib mikedreds of people have been killed there in the past year. donald trump is set to talk to supporters in ohio soon. he is carrying -- holding a rally in toledo. what do you think his central message will be? i think the president will argue that he has been under attack. he has been accomplishing a number of his goals. that is what the vice president was just talking about. we are here in ohio where the president really needs to win this next time around as he did in 2016 by a fairly comfortable margin. ,ere in this county of toledo he actually lost to hillary clinton. overall his popularity is holding relatively steady. it is just under what he was elected with in 2016. he is rallying strategically. ohio, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. these are the places he needs to win to get through 2020. he is doing it with a number of distractions. the impeachment process, the war powers vote earlier today. beht now he is expected to talking about those things he has accomplished and will accom

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if donald trump is removed from office, mike pence, not nancy pelosi or hillary clinton, becomes the president. and, you know, we could do worse. i didn't say it, they did. that does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> look who's here. >> it's weird. >> it is weird. i don't know how to do this. >> you hold this in front of your face. >> could you get in a box somewhere? so much for overturning an election. if donald trump is removed from office, you get the other guy that people voted for when they voted for donald trump. >> um-hmm, you get donald trump's personal choice of the guy he'd most like to succeed him. >> this turns out to be harvard law professor versus harvard law pro percent. alan dershowitz on the floor of the senate being challenged by professor lawrence tribe who is a constitutional law professor. he has greater stature on the subjects. professor tribe is going to join us in this hour. >> nice. >> to respond to the dershowitz argument that no matter what the impeachment

, and what we are seeing now is this airbase in western iraq which has been visited by donald trump in 2018 and mikey a few months ago. at least six rockets, if not more. the united states pentagon saying at least a dozen ballistic missiles being fired from iranians territory towards airbase. this is a significant escalation and it was already very tense. we are seeing the markets responding almost immediately, the nikkei plunging several %, gold at its highest price in over six years. an excellent point on which to conclude our conversation. i want to cross over to singapore because my colleague is monitoring the markets, there has been a lot of movement. took us through what is happening on the market in response to these attacks. a lot of movement. the one thing investors hate as uncertainty, and of course this rise in tension between the us and iran has been watched very closely since last rally, since that drone attack on qasem soleimani, and as you heard gareth say, gold prices rising to a high not seen since 2013. we are also seeing other safe havens, gold is seen as a safe haven, that's when

they have much more important thens to talk about then -- candidate to beat donald trump -- pete buttigieg, mikeloomberg, andrew yang, not joe biden, too much baggage. democrats need to drop him like a hot rock. and yet the vice president remains the front runner? guest: absolutely. late people who dropped into the race, i think the only candidate, democratic candidate that could drop into this race and really be a game changer would be sherrod brown, ohio.s. senator from he has the right tone and understanding of the blue-collar worker as well as the suburban voter to be able to form a coalition nationwide that could challenge the president. i was really excited to cover him in 20 -- 2020. i thought he would rise up before the first debate started. maybe if there is a convention and he walks in as the guy who didn't have to run at all in 2019 and becomes the nominee! host: as you look at the polling, hypothetical election matchup between biden, sanders, buttigieg, klobuchar, and warren , with donald trump hovering in the mid to low 40's in that survey that has a margin of error plus or -2%. we

about donald trump's tweets towards mike bloomberg. we'll talk about impeachment, which is an important issue, but what is lost in all of that is that prescription drugs are still harder to get. that the cost, premiums are still skyrocketing. cost of college still rising. that people are still seeing relatively stagnant wages, despite the fact the unemployment rate is low and the stock market's doing well. we need to be talking about these issues. i would remind you, joe, you mentioned preexisting condition issue. might remember in 2010 when republicans wanted to attack deaths on supposedly cutting medicare, every republican candidate for congress all of a sudden discovered they had a mom. they all showed up in tv ads saying i would never cut medicare. my mom is on medicare. last cycle we saw it, every republican candidate discovered they had a kid. all of these ads all of a sudden sort of talking how they would never eliminate protections for preexisting conditions because they had a child with a preexisting condition. >> again, guy,