gold pen. now why did he have a quill pen and a gold and sitting right next to each other on his task as president? it's a matter of speculation, but consider this. maybe represents where he began in life, in that log cabin with a dirt floor, less than a year of formal education. maybe the gold pen symbolizes what he had achieved, president of the united states and at the time of his death he's one of the most powerful man in the world. it's that evolution that he talked about during his presidency when he talked to as he was reviewing soldiers at the end of the war and was pleading with them to continue on with fighting until the war was finally over. that's the lesson that he would have told of those soldiers that he had achieved and it didn't matter where he started in life. that is the american dream. it is why america is worth fighting for and probably also a hint as to why to hated -- why he hated slavery so much. it's an artificial barrier. it only allowed a slave in america to arise so

friends of pen america. and listen, congratulations on your book and thank you so much for joining us and please stay safe with you and your family during the pandemic. and i know that you have many -- you have an extensive virtual book tour and we were delight you were -- made this virtual stop here in tulsa and we hope to see you when circumstances allow. >> likewise, thank you so much for doing this, it was great to see you. i feel like i visited your house. made at foray into your city and your life and thank you, jeff and magic city and everybody. it's a wonderful store and we're so proud to have a chapter of pen america in tulsa. >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you. every a good night. it's planning long-term contract negotiations. in other news the national book foundation has announced author walter moseley is the first black man to receive that's award which began in 1988. also in the news, npd book scan reports that britain book sales jumped 17-1/2 percent for the week ending september 5th. and are

support "pen friend ".onight we will talk talk with the ceo of pen america, suzanne nossel is a friend and someone who i very much look up to as a leader in this, this world that i somewhat take part in. i've had the chance to talk to some of the other authors of this past months and i'm always thrilled when someone else wants to take that opportunity away from me. [laughter] i actually get to watch and enjoy it instead of having to run it. my friend doctors john shuman is not only a longtime friend of suzanne, they will probably get into how they know each other at the beginning but john is also a board member of the tulsa literary coalition. huge advocate for the work we do through tlc and magic city books. it's a great all-around guy and advocate for the arts and culture here in tulsa. jonathan take the reins. if you guys have a question we invite you to put those into the q&a on zoom and will incorporate as many as you can. if you don't have this look yet "dare to speak" conflict we will be talking abou

ner pen -- souvenir pens to her own emblazoned with her own signature that literally came in on silver platters. the pens literally came in on silver platters. golden pens on silver platters, a souvenir to celebrate the moment. now, i seem to remember democrats falling over themselves to say they did not see impeachment as a long-sought political win. house democrats said over and over that they recognized the gravity and the seriousness of this action. and of course they had only come to it reluctantly. well, nothing says seriousness and sobriety like handing out souvenirs, as though this were a happy bill signing instead of the gravest process in our constitution. this final display neatly distilled the house's entire process into one perfect visual. it was transparently partisan performance from beginning to end. that's why they spined through a slashdash inquiry in 12 weeks when previous impeachments came after months, if not years, of investigations and hearings. that's why the house cut short their own inquiry, declined to pursue their own subpoenas and deny the president due pro

it's hard to make that leap. >> thank you. >> following up on the cow pens.his tactics were quite innovative, particularly with his use as a militia, which nobody had mastered in the american army. he knew how to put them on the front line, told them to fire one shot and bye-bye. the second and third line then. that wasn't luck. that was some kind -- did he pick up anything from steuben at valley forge? >> i racked my brains over that. i looked for some precedent. oddly enough, the one person that can be found for the way that he lines up people at cow pens is nathaniel green's fight in the summer of 1780 at springfield, in new jersey. i couldn't find any trace whatsoever that morgan knew of it. it did happen -- this is -- morgan is lucky. he falls in with andrew pickens in the south carolina and georgia militiamen a week before the battle. he could not have fought that battle without pickens as one of his -- he had a brilliant set of subordinates at cow pens. the best set of subordinates and officers anyone had in the revolution. top notch. that's one reason

the type of pen is really about the ability for the scanner to read the ballot. let's say you mark your circle with a red pen. most systems work with black or blue. the dominion system, montgomery county tends to say that black is better. it just is read better by the scanner. if it is not read by the scanner, it will be read by a person. so no ballot is rejected or not counted because of the wrong -- as long as you filled in the circles, you had not done things that would violate your vote life putting -- vote like putting x's through things or arrows, it doesn't matter. your vote will be counted as long as they can determine the voter's intent. thank you all. >> thanks, everybody. your laptop or phone to follow the results on the historic 2020 election. c-span.org/election for real-time voting results, our national map, see the popular vote tally, electoral college map. stream live or on-demand anytime on election night at c-span.org /election. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal. every day discussed policy issues that impact you. thursday morning, we are getting

i had the pen and paper ready. mr. biden: we can still do that. >> the secret servants -- the secret service took my pen. my name is bob and i am with the iron workers local 404 out of harrisburg. i am retired from there, in 2003. started as an apprentice ironworker, a two year apprenticeship under an excellent program. we can't do away with that. time, for the 35 years i was working as an ironworker, i am 74 now. it takes me a while to get around, not like i used while t, not like i used to, but because of that, because of the decent wage,e made, the living two daughters i put through college, and the third one i put through nursing school, no help

that was being preached by le pen.t's been picked up by the mainstream right and the mainstream left, and i agree. on the left, there is no one really serious about it, which confirms when you aid your opponent, you become like him. we have seen thousands of people marching against the global security bill, but we wouldn't see the same people marching against laws that target muslims. imran: let's go back to the international reaction. we've seen this within religious communities. when they feel they are under attack, they look for outside help. in this case, we have it outspoken -- a very outspoken again of turkey really pushing macron and france quite hard. this kind of language, do you think it is useful coming from turkey? >> i'm not a specialist in turkish politics, but i think this serves erdogan's political domestic needs, and it helps him beef up his credentials in turkey and with the wider muslim community where he wants to be considered a leader among the muslim world. he is considered a leader. as my two col

everybody got a pen to take home. we are paying for that pens and taking pictures of the pen. they were spackling a turd with golden paint. they this is historic. that's bs. this was an emotional tantrum directed at daddy who won the election and they are mad at daddy. we have to go through this phoney procession. let's watch them walk down the halls and repeat it over and over again until i want to blow my brains out. if you are a viewer and you are watching this coverage 4 things to remember. the media controls the narrative. look what happened to "the five." put the money in the juke box, we have to dance. number 2, the dems have been working on this for 3 years. this was a political vocation to unseat the election. they don't hate trump. they hate you because you voted for him. you didn't listen to the media. this is their revenge. you have to store all of that anger. when this is over and when they lose, you have to rub their noses in their loss until the day they retired. >> [laughing]. >> greg, here's a pen. >> thank you. you don't know where i will keep it. >> i am goi

the pens?peak of the speaker distribute! souvenir pens to her own colleagues, emblazoned with her golden signature. >> democrats did what you would expect at a campaign event, pose for pictures, smile, handed out gifts to one another. >> i'm sure most of you got a pen as well. >> we thought she might have some grand strategy for delaying the impeachment trial for 28 days. maybe she was just waiting for her special order pens to come in. >> dana: pens. >> and rest in the color of an easter egg. wasn't that pretty? i'm just waiting for greg to do his yosemite sam again. i'm not even getting paid for this. >> juan: yesterday when the two of you started -- >> no. >> greg: no, look, you brought it up. our audience have to sit through this garbage for hours, they come to "the five" to hear the truth. that this is a farce. i'm sorry, guys. >> juan: our audience comes to hear the truth, i'm glad you said that, because they want to hear what is going on. not just the rage that comes from the right -- >>

warren of elizabeth knows the power of the pen.ow right now we see the power of the pen play out in a way the district county and in xena phobic and oppressive -- xena phobic, oppressive, life-threatening and family-separating, but when elizabeth warren has the pen in her hand from the power of the pen will be used to build an equitable and just world, and inclusive society, and why do i know that? because she is a good partner, a good student, and centers the people and everything. my congressional hat off for a minute. as a voter, i am so tired. we have been given politicians for too long they come into a community and tried to engage a whole constituency on a single issue. support that come are you good? community, are you good? disability community, i'm for those. are you good? black folks, you are disproportionately incarcerated. i'm for transforming the incarceration system. are you good? let me tell you what, we don't live in big checkboxes [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] . boxes.ked [cheers and applause] >> we l

aboutpe of pen is really the ability for the scanner to read the ballot.et's say you mark your circle with a red pen. most systems work with black or blue. the dominion system, montgomery county tends to say that black is better. is read better by the scanner. it will be read by a person if it is not read by the scanner. no ballot is rejected or not ast because of the wrong -- long as you filled in the things, you had not done that would violate your vote like putting axes in things, it doesn't matter. your vote will be counted as long as they can determine the voter's intent. thank you all. ♪ c-span, yourching unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. ♪ journal,'s washington every day we discussed policy issues that impact you. thursday morning, we are getting your reaction to campaign 2020 election results. join the conversation all morning with your phone calls, text messages, and tweets. watch live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. ♪ >> democr

serious tone and here she is posing for photographies with a pen. the most -- >> committee chairman and house managers they will have those pens for the rest of their lives. >> tucker: yeah, a moment that we will remember forever -- oh, wait, we a won't remember it next week. it's really not like being the pen john hancock signed the declaration of independence with except of course there is no way john hancock prayed as much as nancy pelosi does. how long will the senate impeachment trial last? it's hard to say.l after four months of democrats trying to minimize hunter biden's pretty obvious role in this scandal he is at the very center of it. might be a good time to hear from him directly in testimony. and, yet, here is the strange thing someme republicans seem uninterested in hearing from hunter biden. hard to see why. it makes sense that democrats might want to shield him from public scrutiny but why would republicans want that? senator tom cotton from the state of arkansas and he joins us tonight. senator, thanks so much for coming on. >> hey,

she poses with a pen. somber thing. did you see this? we're going to show it to you. >> the integrity of our elections has taken us to this place. so, today, we will make history. when we make that history, we will be making progress for the american people. progress in support of our constitution. very clear that this president will be held account being. brian: the question is as we continue with symbolism and wasn't requested i will just do it. is she signing the end of her speakership? did she just sign over the house? steve: republicans say yes. brian: polarizing moment. the way she handled it might get her a lot of support or get her some seats or flip back. steve: ultimately, keep it in mind, brian. why did people send people in congress in 2018? it was to get stuff done. was it simply to remove donald trump from office? i'm sure some people voted for that isn't it ultimately to vote for things like trade and. >> prescription drugs? steve: prescription drugs and to make our lives better. instead, fo

today she's brought some native grasses for the you can really pen. and so you. can so i think my biggest part comes from my daughter. coming up to her and. she must despair i mean it's green and i often make you some grass. but. she you know when it was just everything was just black. berry and sara are slowly getting back on their feet provisionally for now they're living in a camper right next to the pen. it's a start. course who. gets screwed. just so they can't see too much when they 1st come in. we're still holding the ball for us. you know that for the injuries all of us got respect through problems that are nailed to surfacing and starting to type it's all so. they can't take in any wild animals until they have a pen but will they ever actually be able to start over. i've had many many moments where almost you know why can't i can't quite get it you know i'm. given a scarcity what else would be doing this is who we are so i. walking a why doesn't china and what's happened to us it doesn't bring out on spec the dog doesn't bring the wild ones back to the d

today she's brought some native grasses for the you can really pen. and he can so i think my biggest part comes from my daughter you know coming up. she must such despair i mean it's great and they offer me. some grass. but. she you know when it was just everything was just black. berry and sara are slowly getting back on their feet provisionally for now they're living in a camper right next to the pen. it's a start. up some cycle. you know you're screwed or something. just so the kangaroos curtsey too much when they 1st come in. this was still holding the bowl applause. you know they've had injuries or they have. go risp are 3 problems there they are just surfacing and starting to type with hall's. they can't take in any wild animals until they have a pen but will they ever actually be able to start over and. i've had many many moments where i woke and why can't i can't quite believe it i'm . getting scared see what else we be doing this is who we are so i. walking a why doesn't change what's happened to us it doesn't bring our boys back the dog does

. >>> so apparently she has a lot of pens there, and she is going to be handing out the pens to all of the special guests who are accompanying her in this signing ceremony. she is signing the two articles of impeachment, and which will now be formally delivered to the u.s. senate in another ceremony and the impeachment managers all seven of them together with the house clerk and the house sergeant of arms will proceed through the national statutory hall to the capitol rotunda to present the articles of impeachment to the secretary of the senate. hold on. >> thank you all. we will lead the way to the senate side. >> so clearly, she is giving the pens that she used in the signing ceremony to the chairman of the relevant committees as well as the house managers walking over to the senate for this delivery. we are told that the delivery is not going to happen, and the senate is going to inform the house managers when to come back for a formal ceremony to come back, and manu raja is watching this very closely and may i have to interrupt you, but walk us through what you anticipate now. >> r

the type of pen is really about the ability for the scanner to read the ballot. let's say you mark your circle with a red pen. most systems work with black or blue. the dominion system, montgomery county tends to say that black is better. it is read better by the scanner. but if it is not read by the scanner, it will be read by a person. no ballot is rejected or not cast because of the wrong -- as long as you filled in the circles, you had not done things that would violate your vote like putting exes in things, it doesn't matter. your vote will be counted as long as they can determine the voter's intent. thank you all. >> here is a live look at washington dc. people are gathering outside the white house on black lives matter plaza as we wait to hear results from the remaining states that are too close to call. joe biden has already broken the record for the most number of votes cast for presidential candidate and is leading the president by over 3 million votes in the popular vote. ♪ >> joe biden a news conference today as votes continue being counted in the swi

during con time management there are also lots of tools which have being made available during the pen demick in a very very quark quick way which allows the patients had 2 minutes they're basically there their health status was being current. self-imposed or enforced so there are lots of solutions already out there today right rob fiance of research to guidance a digital health consulting firm thank you very much thank you. and it's time now to answer your questions about coven 19 over to our science correspondent derrick williams. does high altitude affect the transmission of covert 19. interesting lee guess it seems to when i went looking for information on this i found a recent study comparing infection rates in low lying parts of china and bolivia to mountainous areas and it showed that the higher you go the fewer cases of cove at 19 you find them now a lot of that's probably down to environmental factors of course like like higher u.v. radiation at altitude and more drastic temperature swings and drier air which could all play a role in hindering replication but the researchers a

if ivanka trump had only married sean pen. there's sean pen who knows how to deliver testing to people and worked hard. and done more to save lives than jared kushner could. >> absolutely. first of all let's commend him for what he's doing. amazing. he informed himself about the virus and asked himself what can i do? and he went out and did it. it's amazing how it's grown. from a notion to something that is really helping a lot of people. that said, jared kushner -- those reports certainly sound consistent. to me. with what we know about jared kushner and his ability and his political -- his idea of what political strategy is. and frankly his callousness. and that's something of course that would please his boss. that montage you played of the president. it's keen analytical parsing of the data. which is non-sense. almost cheating to throw in -- >> i could resist. >> that was -- but it is astounding. we're going to talk and i'm sure i'll repeat myself and we don't have a national strategy. six months into the crisis. it's almo

a woman was carrying a backpack with a vape inside of it and the pen exploded. her clothes caught fire. she suffered from first and second degree burns. her experience isn't uncommon. more than 2,000 people were burn because of vape explosions. >> the battery inside will get hot. >> so health experts say if you are carrying a pen around with you, make sure you have itcase. >>> two men are behind bars in connection with multiple vehicle thefts in stockton and part of a same ongoing problem happening here in the bay area. deputies say the suspects spotted under a honda tryingto steaconverter. police agencies are warning about a recent rise in thefts of those types of car parts. catalytic converters are valuable because of the metals in them such as platinum. >>> police are one step closer to catching drivers who are high. alcohol impairment is easy to test. testing for marijuana is a lot more complicated. the "san francisco chronicle" reports one oakland company believes it may have a solution. it's a breath analyzer that can tell if the user has had thc or alcoho

so i'm in this "christmas pen pal.out a small town, they have like -- you don't want to hear the plot of the movie a small town, all the single people put their names, like pen names, they write love letters to each other, hoping to find love. >> letters 2018 >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah a small town, yeah a post office and everything, the mailman. he's single, he can get involved she has a pen name, stardust some other person has a name you don't know who -- kind of secret santa, called christmas cupid. that's not the name, it's called "christmas pen pal." anyway that comes on and the guy's like, yeah, i sold an overpriced apartment, guess who, jimmy fallon he suckered me into buying an apartment. then nice guy, i love jimmy. she said, i love him too he goes, he's actually shy in person i could be shy, sarah. why can't i be -- anyway, the whole point of me bringing this up, lifetime, if you're watching, if you ever want to use my name, ever, for some casual background conversation or whatever, ambient noise over dinner,

we have a replica of one of macarthur's pens.e used six pens, and he only had to sign his name twice, one on each copy, but he used one each for "douglas," "mac," and "arthur." he did this for a simple reason and one we do today if you look at lawmakers when they sign important laws. what he wanted to do afterward was to give these pens away as souvenirs. following the last, macarthur set up to the microphone and said simply "these procedures are closed." over a thousand allied aircraft flew information. from the beginning of the ceremony at 9:02 to 9:25, 23 minutes, that is all it took to end the bloodiest conflict in human history. ♪ now we are back in this area of the uss missouri, and we recognize part of the ship for an event that happened in world war ii. it is a touching event, and it tells you a lot about the ship and its crew, particularly its commanding officer. the battle of okinawa, the last great naval battle of world war ii, the missouri saw herself under kamikaze attack. the word is older, win twice -- there are a

i write ly with a pen.with my children, because they won't communicate with me in any other medium, but otherwise i write entirely with a pen. and i have an immensy atntive, gifted, tactful wife, who loves to type the stuff out, gives it back to me, and watches bemused as i rip it up again and give it back to her. and that goes on. that's our relationship. denis moynihan: i think we approached you first for an interview, perhaps about eight or nine months ago, when you were in the midst of writing our kind of traitor. john le carrÉ: yes. denis moynihan: anyour agent said he absolute doesn't communicate with people like us while you're writing. john le carrÉ: well, i'm sure it was a mistake. denis moynihan: so the cloistering yourself on the cliffs of cornwall, orherever you happen to be writing, is that an important part of your process? john le carrÉ: yes. i mean, for so books, i've traveled a lot, and i was very much driven by gram greene's dictum that if you're rorting on human misery - amy, you know thi

>>elizabeth hur dell reporting there by the way if you'd like to be involved with this pen pal group look for carson valley senior living on facebook. well found she's got a fastball kind that's doctor anthony fauci everybody knows him. he wasn't great last week when he threw out the first pitch at the washington nationals season opener regardless he is something of a national treasure at least according to some people and this country he threw out the first he's a nationals fan even though he's from new york. he missed the catcher by a country mile it was actually sean doolittle the former who was back behind the plate even so he captured the hearts of baseball fans at least some of them and he has his own topps baseball card. you see him live picture right there of course wearing a mask in front of the country. the company said today that this now is its best-selling card in the history of tops. it's a collection, it's a limited edition card. it was only on sale for 24 hours last weekend get this more than 51,000 fauci fans grab them up when they were available online. last week i

next time, i am making sure you havee and having a good pen.a good pen for that! chris mason, thank you very much. the weather now. the weather now with alina jenkins. hello. snow and ice continue to be hazards for some as we move into the final day of 2020. still very much in the cold air across the uk, temperatures widely well below freezing through the early hours of thursday morning, with the potential for some freezing fog across parts of england and wales. for new year's eve, it's a cold day wherever you are. for most, a mixture of wintry showers with some sunshine, but across scotland through the morning, a more general spell of rain, sleet and snow sliding its way southwards and also into northern ireland as well. as the morning wears on, that snow will tend to become confined to higher ground, just pushing to the far north of england through the afternoon. a few wintry showers for parts of northwest, southwest england, west wales. the further south and east you are, mainly dry with some sunshine once any freezing fog has lifted through

you fist bump,me hand out pens, everyone get a pen, and you laugh about it, there is no reverential to this.u they hate the idea of this president winning. they hate the idea of losing another election. they can't stand what he has done. >> laura: congressman, the foam poster board of the american flag behind nancy, that was -- that took a lot to put that prop together, so i think you are really not giving her her due. w congressman, that was quite a show today. great to see you. thanks for coming in. speaking of t the senate, jerry nadler has a warning for senators who refused to bow the democrats demand for a full trial. >> mitch mcconnell made it clear he didn't want a trial in the senate, that he didn't want to hear from witnesses, didn't want documents. >> if the senate doesn't permit the introduction of relevant witnesses and of all documents that the house wants to introduce because the house is the prosecutor here, then the senate is engaging in anhe unconstitutional and disgusting cover-up. the senate is on trial, as well as the president. >> laura: thanks, jerry. here to resp

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i wish i could have a pen. [inaudible] this is the proper pen. [applause] [no audio] [indiscernible] [inaudible] >> don't forget, wash your hands. [indiscernible] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the enrollment ceremony, the signing of thehe corona virus aid relief economic security act passed in the house by voice vote 30 minutes ago. we will show you full coverage of the debate later in our program but we will go back to the floor debate now on c-span. measures, such as personal protective equipment, ventilators and $11 billion for manufacturing, production and purchase of vaccines, therapeutics, diagnostics and other items to address the nation's medical preparedness needs. the care act opens up the fastest computers in the world at our national laboratories for research and analysis related to the covid-19 virus. we help ellen: expedite the ability to get -- help e.p.a.

a unique friendship forged with pen and paper. get letters sent back to each other. well, a pen pal as lovely as ella, i think it's wonderful. it's wonderful. i look forward to her letters. and i look forward to writing to her. they got together through the friends of the elderly charity, which matches pen pals to make new friends. i really look forward to her letters and we sometimes draw a picture for each other and that's very nice. this is a picture of popeye. oh, wow! it's interesting, because that she's not in school and she's in a care home. for the prolific pen pals, age is but a number. i'm 93 and she's six.

, and he said no i love this pen you can't take it. what do you do to stop me and khan in his brain at that moment feltlt so humiliated and powerls and angry unaware that have fair thanks happened to him and inability to do anythingll about it that he said i'm never going to be powerless again spks never going to be powerless again and that morphed into this abhorrent program that had put globe in danger you know taking and exchanging with libyan in order to do so on and on -- and, of course, that's not a rational leap from having your pen stolen and many gone through that and not walk down that path.om but i think sometimes we underestimate the power of one momentnt of humiliation to fuel violence, and like wise the power of one moment of treating somebody with dignity to quell violence.. >> sounds like that you use when you're trying to get somebody to work with you. did you feel like at least in the book that i'm sure that there's a lot you know you kind of have to speed things up. but did you kind of know the moment always to kind

flash forward and now mo is the bull pen coach.he says i would like to be let out of my contract so i can join the military in one way or another. all part of that great generation. >> go ahead, bill. >> when the red sox opened the season, i went in and took the pictures. i went in to see, it has changed a lot since his day. they are all photographs of baseball. he did not receive his wings, but he worked in logistics and supply. ted williams was made a gunnery instructor. so they had regular duties. we don't want to give people the impression they were just playing baseball all of the time. >> at this burglar sports camp, they learned to box and wrestle. they ran track. they spent nights out in the woods. they say you have two days to make -- it was full scale full on training. ly show you some images of other famous cadets. there military service different sports. >> the other story that i'm just so taken with, and it is a story that i was unfamiliar with until i became a red sox hiss torian. a local kid, grew up, on the sand lot

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some ink is being spilled criticizing her for using all those pens during the impeachment ceremony.achment, a practice often pelosi was so somber that she gave away the pens like prizes. >>> meanwhile despite congressman adam schiff dominating the headlines lately because of his role in the impeachment investigation, the congressman stumped contestants on "jeopardy" last night. look at this. >> u.s. representatives for 12. >> 153rd of california's house delegation is this intelligence committee chairman. [ buzzer ] his name is adam schiff. back to you, veronica. >> the episode was taped a while back before the impeachment hearings got going. >>> next to a store in idaho that may be left out in the cold after a snowstorm. >> in november the store announced that customers who bought jewelry between november 22nd and december 31st would get refunds if three inches of snow fell on saturday, january 11th. well, a local weatherman said 3.3 fell on saturday. >> the store took out an insurance policy to cover $500,000 but the insurance company claims less than three inches fell. both sides

then there she is holding up the pen and having photographs taken with those pens, i think it was a littleeone who tried to set a very serious tone and here she is posing for photographs with a pen. liz: she is also saying the senate trial will be a coverup, you know mcconnell has russian connections, on and on. your take of all of this then? >> all schoolyard nonsense. no take-backs, he will be impeached forever. that is silly. the big ceremony handing out ceremonial pens only missing donald trump pinata and confetti. i think she will have to pay for it. liz: you when it hits polls voters say enough is enough. >> this will under mine the democratic case this was in any way a serious effort going after the president in a legitimate way. liz: vince, from the "the daily caller" come back soon. wish we had more time. appreciate it. vince colanese of "the daily caller." we have bombshell involving james comey. we will break it down with you with an expert coming up. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. lib

for handing out pens yesterday, so even on an issue as small as do you keep your pen, they have had disagreement, and so they are not doing it today. >> yeah, a lot of republicans thought that while it is common practice to have pens given out as legislation is signed that handing out pens and smiling and posing for pictures was unbecoming of a procedure that the speaker has referred to as solemn and serious. >> alan fruman, you were the -- going back 21 years when bill clinton was impeached by the house and the trial began in the senate. who comes up with all these parliamentary, these procedures that we're going through right now? >> these procedures in the clinton trial were worked out by the joint leadership, majority leader trent lott of mississippi and democratic leader tom daschle of south felt the house had not conducted itself in a dignified manner and they were determined that the senate would handle this impeachment trial with dignity, and they convened in the old senate chamber, a caucus of 100, and they were determined that the ground rules for the trial or at least the

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a unique friendship forged with pen and paper.t back to each other. well, a pen pal as lovely as ella, i think it's wonderful. it's wonderful. i look forward to her letters. and i look forward to writing to her. they got together through the friends of the elderly charity, which matches pen pals to make new friends. i really look forward to her letters and we sometimes draw a picture of each other and that's very nice. for each other and that's very nice. this is another picture one. popeye. oh, wow! it's interesting, because that she's not in school and she's in a care home. for the prolific pen pals, age is but a number. 93 and she's six. quite a big difference. but we've got a lot in common. writing to somebody like ella, well, it just makes you feel part of the world again. they hope to meet one day in person, but, for now, it's a virtual farewell. aren't we having an exciting time, you and i? we're quite celebrities now. but i look forward to your next letter and i shall be writing back to you as well straightaway. hi, madge,