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the bears win 84 78 for their first in the conference in six games, callie's six and seven overall lots more nfl playoff action tonight at 10, cnn, kristina. you are looking forward to it, as always. don't thank you so much. and thank you for joining as always. don't thank you so much. and thank you for joining us tonight on phil: okay, honey, doorbell's installed. how's it sound? doorbell: welcome to hell! (laughs evilly) that is so cute! can you come in here and help me with this web? sorry, gotta fly. i'm gonna do that one again when there's more people around. okay. so, you got to put that up on the hook because the trick-or-treaters are gonna be here any minute. i'm caught. don't pull. it's just gonna get... -oh. -...worse. -no, i can, uh -- -n-- stop moving. i'm gonna get some scissors. (cellphone ringing) (beep) hey, jerry. what's wrong? when? how? oh, thank god you're back. there's a real spider in here, and it's getting closer. that was jerry, my mom's husband. is everything okay? no. my mom's dead. ♪

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and this by be naïve i don't think it's specially callie i don't see anyone that's been i actually fullycounseled like everyone that did get counseled is no one to her they've got a book deal off the back of it you get so many people that go oh i got in trouble for this joke and it's you just seem to get more i don't or publicity but maybe that's just my skewed view. well because i'm blotched here sat's and here here hilarious by the way he's going to let you hear you really free in the way joke about religion and me to you and sex and death to say you've never really got the ceiling or that you're walking a tight rope with your jokes oh no i definitely do like i know there's a there's a social life with the audience that you know i like to find out where the line is and i like to push it and see her fun i can go on for the and if i do go too far over the bridge of the audience panic all i'm asking is if you've ever been in a situation like that in a relationship where you felt trapped like you couldn't get out the fantasy is easier to stand it all i'm asking is it even for the briefest

this all that it's going to be really interesting to see if they how far the agenda goes i think callie for example and maybe cruz have step too far for the establishment they just step one step out of bounds all the taste that a couple steps out of bounds cruise cruises cruise i think they want to come back i mean who cares if you get there and they're going to raise a lot of money they're going. raise a ton of money for their own their own objectives so they don't play trump is raising money for himself trump is raising that's the thing is what i'm saying if this is what i'm saying i get what peter saying that the whole thing is a farce but farce or not it's in their interest to get him out of the way for everybody in the moderates or the intricate want though because this is this is this is really important to say truck is the right wing populist that people have been asking for for a long populism is something that's strong in his country something if you want it for a long time so your both parties have resisted trump became the right wing populist voice because he will buck the pa

a phone conversation some are calli calling nixonian in which president donald trump is talking to ageorgia public official inssing he won the election. he pressures brad raffensperger to change the election results in his favor by finding 11,780 votes. take a listen. >> so, i just don't know -- you know, mark, i don't know what's the purpose. i won't give dominion a pass because we found too many bad things. but we don't need dominion or anything else. we have -- we have won this election in georgia based on all of this. and there's nothing wrong with saying that, brad. you know, i mean having the correct -- the people of georgia are angry. and these numbers are going to be repeated on monday night along with others that we're going to have by that time, which are much more substantial even. and the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry. and there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated because 2,236 absentee ballots. they're all exact numbers that were done by accounting firms, law if yo law if you remembers, et cetera. and ev

you fir we heard in jn's reports, democratic leaders in both the house and f senate calli the presidenteached. how serious is this talk on the lisa: i think that is to be determined. among factors there are questions about what biden wants to do. the timeline is the issue. january 20 is the last day in office for a president trump let's go through exactly what could happen if an impeachment were to happen as fast as possible. impeachment articles can, immediately to the house floor. they do not have to go through the committee process,ha but is usually what happens. there is the option to go to the floor. then it would go to the senate trial. it took 49 days from the house to the senate last time, but senate trials can take days if the senate really wants to, or weeks. some of the r asking, can the president be impeached after he leaves office? one of the penalties of impeachment is it prohibits a president from ever running for office again. republicans in the senate would like to see, something that appeals to them. there is a possibility that impeachment after office would do that. h

. >> they're holding an emergency health care cally. >> it is an explosive town hall. >> 800 people packed in. >> by watching the very end you can tell how it all went. >> in 2017, when the republicans were in control of the white house and the house and the senate, just as democrats are now, republicans said that they were going to use their new power in washington first and foremost to kill the affordable act, obamacare, throw millions of people off the health insurance, an unpopular idea but they thought the base loved it, they promised to do it, had full of government starting in 2017. nobody had a reason to believe they didn't have the votes to do what they said they were going to do. progressive organizers in 2017 responlded among other things by pressing to hold town halls with constituents. when that proposal from republicans was on the table at those town halls members of congress heard from all the reasons that was a terrible idea. grassroots mobilizations from groups like indivisible were key to stopping many of the trump administration's policy priorities from becoming law over

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. >> you were not very aware of callie shin's involvement. >> that's probably correct, yes. >> not awaremy morris? >> i did become aware of jason morris. i'm not sure at what point i was. >> that would be jeremy morris? instead of -- i think you just said jason? >> yeah, that's my mistake. >> it took some prompting. it took a lot of reminding and getting through that information, and that with a big part of the point we were trying to make to the jury, that had this information been taken seriously, i wouldn't have to remind law enforcement of who key players were in this case. >> while jason's lawyer argued the investigation hadn't been thorough, agent ludwick told us none of the names the defense raised were viable suspects, and they had followed every lead, even ones deemed not credible. >> no credible information. >> would the jury see reasonable doubt, or would jason carter be spending the rest of his life in prison? the attorneys would have one more chance to make their case. >>> coming up -- the verdict. >> i ask you to return a verdict of not guilty. >> there are only two people

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