michel barnier says the uk has now reached a "moment of truth". the prime minister tells conservative rebels they have a fundamental choice — to back him or side with jeremy corbyn. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. at least five people are dead in the second mass shooting in texas in a month. police describe the lone u the government says schools rated outstanding will no longer be exempt from inspections by ofsted. commemorations are under way in poland to mark the moment germany invaded the country, sparking the start of the second world war. our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35am. this mornings reviewers are clare cohen, women's editor at the telegraph newspaper and the spectator‘s fraser nelson. the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has come to a "moment of truth" on how it will leave the european union. he again rejected borisjohnson‘s demand to remove the irish backstop, the policy intended to avoid a hard bord

michel barnier says the uk has now reached a ‘moment of truth‘ labour's brexit spokesman, keir starmerys this week may be the last chance to stop borisjohnson taking the uk out the eu without a deal. the route is via legislation. the senior cabinet minister reponsible for no deal preparations, michael gove, refuses to be drawn on whether the government would abide by any legislation designed to stop a no—deal brexit (tx sor) let's see what to legislation says. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport. large crowds gather outside the terminal building, causing long queues for passengers trying to get inside. some flights to and from the uk are facing delays because of problems affecting french air traffic control. the foreign secretary dominic raab is in poland where commemorations are underway to mark the day germany invaded the country, sparking the start of the second world war. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour's brexit spokesman has said this week will almost certainly be the last chance to stop britain leaving the eu without a deal at the end of

moment germany invaded the country, sparking the start of the second world war. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has come to a "moment of truth it will leave the european union. he again rejected borisjohnson‘s demand to remove the irish backstop, the policy intended to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland, and said he wasn't optimistic about avoiding a no deal scenario. his comments come after thousands of people took to the streets across the uk yesterday to protest against the prime minister's decision to suspend parliament. joining me now is our political correspondent susana medonca. as viewers on bbc one will have seen this morning, cabinet ministers and late per shadow cabinet ministers have been out making the case ahead of what is a very important week at westminster. michel barnier‘s intervention will have added to the complications. i think it undermines the message that the prime minister has been trying to get across, and that there has been movement in negotiations with the eu. here we have the eu's chief negotiator saying there is no chance of getting rid of the irish backstop. michel barnier saying tha

demands for the irish backstop to be scrapped — michel barnier says the uk has now reached a "moment of truthr side with jeremy corbyn. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. at least five people are dead in the second mass shooting in texas in a month. police describe the lone u the government says schools rated ‘outstanding' will no longer be

this is a moment of truth for the country. f truth for the republican party. sooner or later it had to come because any one of these abuses that we've seen over recent years, any one of them could have been career ending for any other president. the issue is they all came at once and it shocked the system. the system koncouldn't figure o how to deal with it. the system is kicking in and the constitution is kicking in and there's going to be a process that's going to lead to accountability on this. >> you're worried that you haven't seen the call, the complaint? >> it's not just about the call, not just about the complaint. we've seen in plain view the president of the united states confess to wrong doing. he didn't look very guilty when he did it but that doesn't change the fact that it was a confession. and right now we see strong evidence that the american president may have sold out u.s. national security interests to go after a political opponent. that's just the latest in a number of things, any one of which might be impea

this is a moment of truth. the president, leader mcconnell, and all of my republican colleagues the american people have spent up too many people are being killed across the country every day. just yesterday waiting at the airport a man came over and grabbed my arm and said to me that his nephew was a victim of gun violence and pleaded with me for action. it's affecting more and more people. their families, their friends, their communities. i imagine every one of my colleagues has met someone like this man, i don't know his name, over the past month. the mayor of dayton ohio, man whaley, joined democrats history of the press conference. another, incredibly compelling voice pushing for some progress on this issue. we invited her to speak at our caucus lunch today and i expect my republican colleagues have mayors in their states just like her are exhausted. by the daily gun violence in their cities. republicans have a chance today to convince the president to do the right thing and come out and support the policy

michel barnier says the uk has now reached a "moment of truth". night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. at least five people are dead in the second mass shooting in texas in a month. police describe the lone u the government says schools rated outstanding will no longer be exempt from inspections by ofsted. commemorations are under way in poland to mark the moment germany invaded the country, sparking the start of

the eu's lead brexit negotiator michel barnier says the uk has now reached a ‘moment of truth' — andscrapped. the prime minister's message to his own party — he tells tory rebels to back him or side withjeremy corbyn. and at least five people are dead in the second mass shooting in texas in a month. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. motorsport is in mourning, following the death of a young driver during a support race for this weekend's belgian grand prix.22 year old french driver anthoine hubert died after a crash in a formula 2 race in spa. it happened on the second lap and — as the severity of the situation became clear — the race was susequently halted. a lot of the senior fi drivers knew him. world champion lewis hamilton paid tribute on social media writing: — "devastating news. god bless your soul anthoine. my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family today."ferrari's charles le clerc posted a picture of himself and fellow countryman anthoine hubert alongside each other from their karting days together. two big derbies in britain today, the firs

michel barnier says the uk has now reached a ‘moment of truth‘ labour's brexit spokesman, keir starmeruk out the eu without a deal. the route is via legislation. the senior cabinet minister reponsible for no deal preparations, michael gove, refuses to be drawn on whether the government would abide by any legislation designed to stop a no—deal brexit (tx sor) let's see what to legislation says. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport. large crowds gather outside the terminal building, causing long queues for passengers trying to get inside. some flights to and from the uk are facing delays because of

china, and they're mounting what they hope is a broad campaign and a broadside. >> elise, some of this would seem to be a moment of truth for the press. i keep coming back to beto o'rourke's comment. >> it was in the context of something entirely unrelated, but stop asking questions you know the answers to. there should be no two sides. the hunter/biden thing is a shiny -- it's not even shiny, it's a muddy dirty lowlight. they've sort of gone from with mueller they wanted uranium 1 investigated, donald trump today was about the origins of the investigation railing on about hillary's emails. we're still staring at trees ask missing the forest. >> well, i also think we need to just stop for a moment and recognize just how absolute just crazy town what rudy giuliani was attempting to find in ukraine. what do they think it was going to be some like pot of gold that was suddenly going to just absolutely destroy joe biden and his son? it makes no sense. and donald trump is so obsessive. if he has a theme and he wants to get to the bottom of it, and this seemingly was a pretty strong summer obsession. i had blown it off as jus

the headlines: the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has now reached a moment of truth. he rejects borisjohnson‘s demand for the irish backstop to be scrapped. the prime minister's message to his own party — he tells tory rebels to back him or side withjeremy corbyn. a close ally of the prime minister says he'll have the support he needs. i believe that a majority of mps in the house of commons this week will back the prime minister because we know the prime minister is making progress with our european friends and allies in order to ensure a deal. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. police describe the lone gunman suspected of carrying out the second mass shooting in texas in a month asa " ' now on bbc news, protecting our planet. in a series of documentaries we will explore how best we can protect our precious planet, exploring sustainable solutions around the globe. how can we best protect our precious planet? climate change and pollution are taking their toll. that much is n

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had bought up something commercial bonds totaling 2.6 trillion euros so a moment of truth for the e.c.b. economist marcus sorry i've slipped what's for the new name because with markets well sorry i should know if it is worth talking to you and you know what you're talking about i hope so i hope so too you're an economist from saigon tell us what druggy is doing here if he's done the right thing if he's moving in the right direction or if it's any kick the can down the road where there is a lot of public debate amongst one attorney policy expert whether this step which stewart will be taking today is right or wrong so number one he would probably lower the deficit rate 2 point me at minus point 5 minus point 6 and secondly and that's the more important question is whether he will and reestablish the q.e. program that's an open discussion and we will see what will come out he's done a lot but he hasn't got growth up where he wanted it or inflation he has really done a lot and whatever it takes was really tremendously positive and great sentence his legacy but on the other hand he's going

the eu's lead brexit negotiator michel barnier says the uk has now reached a "moment of truth" — he rejectsnd for the irish backstop to be scrapped. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. political leaders from across the world gather in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii — as the german president asks for poland's forgiveness. now on bbc news: protecting our planet. how can we best protect our precious planet? climate change and pollution are taking their toll. that much is now scientifically evident. but for all the uncomfortable truth, we hold the future in our hands. in this film, we'll be exploring sustainable solutions around the globe, and meeting the individuals driving change in their communities. these are some of the unique and surprising ways in which people from all walks of life are working to protect our planet. nested in the jungles of bali, architects are using a surprising material — bamboo. the perception of bamboo in asia over the last few years until t

this because this is a moment of truth for the country. a moment of truth for the republican party. sooner or later it had to come. speak of the president of the united states withholds that aid in order to go after a political opponents. i think that was a bridge too far for people. >> melissa: 2020 democratic candidates speaking out after speaker nancy pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry into president trump over a july phone call with the president of ukraine. a number of candidates also voicing their support on twitter. we have a bunch of those tweets for you. bret, when you hear cory booker saying things like he withheld aid unless he did his bidding," the transcript comes out and doesn't say that, doesn't matter? or do you expect candidates to go to the most hyperbolic place? and that's politics? >> bret: a number of the things in the early reporting have not come forward exactly in that transcript. there's a lot of people that read into that transcript a lot of things, but will be are seeing -- again, more than the whistle-

>> reporter: lester, house speaker nancy pelosi told her colleagues this was a moment of truth when she informed them of her intention to announce a formal impeachment inquiry of president trump. pelosi said she is not creating a new committee to do this investigative work instead she said the six current separate house committees will report to her the results of the findings of their investigations now it's not clear how any of this changes the direction of the ongoing investigations, nor is it clear if this will result in a formal impeachment vote against president trump. tonight kevin mccarthy, the top house republican, said that pelosi does not speak for americans on this issue of impeachment, but the house judiciary chairman, jerry nadler told us of his impeachment inquiry full speed ahead lester >> all right, geoff bennett, thanks. let me bring in hallie jackson, our chief white house correspondent, and chuc todd, moderator of "meet the press. hallie, first, what are we going to hear from the white house going forward? >> we're already hearing some of it, and a mix best described

the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has come to a "moment of truth" on how itave the european union. he again rejected prime minister borisjohnson‘s demand to remove the irish backstop, the policy intended to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland, and said he wasn't optimistic about avoiding a no deal scenario. let's get more from our political correspondent, susana mendonca. i think this is what we have been hearing from borisjohnson, but from michel barnier these comments pour cold water on borisjohnson‘s optimistic approach, where he has been saying that getting close to a deal over the irish backstop, which isa deal over the irish backstop, which is a policy to maintain an open border in the event of there not being a trade deal done after some kind of transition period, should the withdrawal agreement come into play. it looks as though michel barnier is basically saying he is not open to the idea of changing that aspect of the withdrawal agreement. also talking about not being optimistic about the idea of avoiding a no deal brexit, we have heard tha

the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has come to a "moment of truth" on how itave the european union. he again rejected prime minister borisjohnson‘s demand to remove the irish backstop, the policy intended to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland, and said he wasn't optimistic about avoiding a no—deal scenario. let's get more from our political correspondent susana mendonca. michel barnier not quite as optimistic as some of the sounds we have heard coming out of downing street? know, and boris johnson has been trying to put a positive spin on things, saying he feels that the eu is moving towards changing the keyissue eu is moving towards changing the key issue of the irish backstop, which is something borisjohnson doesn't want to have included in any deal with the eu, and he has talked about leaving with no deal on the sist about leaving with no deal on the 31st of october. here we have the chief negotiator basically saying he is not going to remove the irish backstop, and essentially the irish backstop, and essentially the irish backstop within the offe

the eu's lead brexit negotiator michel barnier says the uk has now reached a moment of truth. describe the conditions there as catastrophic. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. political leaders from across the world gather in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii as the german president asks for poland's forgiveness at the event. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's connie mclaughlin. good evening. ferrari's charles leclerc has dedicated his first formula one victory to anthoine hubert, the 22 year old frenchman who was killed in a crash at the spa circuit during a formula 2 race yesterday. a minute's silence was held before the belgian grand prix this afternoon. le clerc was a good friend of the huberts as patrick gearey reports. for a fora minute, for a minute, the engines fell silent. spa paused for anthoine hubert, killed in a crash yesterday. he was only 22. a tragic reminder of the risks drivers face as an occupational hazar

the uk has now reached a ‘moment of truth' — he rejects borisjohnson's demand for the irish backstop e scrapped. in other news — pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. events are held in poland to mark the eightieth anniversary of the start of world war two. political leaders from around the world have been gathering in warsaw. the german president asks for poland's forgiveness at an event to mark this. sport and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. let's take you straight to ibrox where the first old firm derby of the season is into the second half and it's celtic who are ahead. a sloppy pass from connor goldson was pounced on and odsonne edouard raced into the box to put the ball past allan mcgregor. that was the first strike on target of the game. both sides are unbeaten so far this season with three wins from three. 1—0 celtic after 67 minutes. later this afternoon — arsenal host tottenham for the north london derby. both sides coming off the back of defeats last week. spurs head coach

the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has now reached a "moment of truth" — heorisjohnson‘s demand for the irish backstop to be scrapped. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. political leaders from across the world gather in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii, as the german president asks for poland's forgiveness at the event. now on bbc news: witness history — tiananmen square remembered in china. also — how britain pioneered an alternative to prison. hello, and welcome to witness history with me, tanya beckett, here at the royal academy in london. today we present five extraordinary moments from history as told to us by the people who were there. coming up: the british alternative to prison that was copied around the world. the moment idi amin expelled thousands of ugandan asians in the 1970s, and the artist couple who wrapped germany's reichstag in fabric. but first, we go back to a defining moment in modern chinese history. in 1989, the c

the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has now reached a "moment of truth" — heorisjohnson‘s demand for the irish backstop to be scrapped. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. political leaders from across the world gather in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii — as the german president asks for poland's forgiveness at the event. and now on bbc news, some of the highlights from the victoria derbyshire programme last week. hello, and welcome. over the next half hour, we'll show you some of the highlights from oui’ programme over the last week. leaflets are on sex education telling parents about mass debating would be held out... protests against one particular programme of relationship teaching cold no outsiders at a primary school in birmingham made national headlines earlier this year. there are now fears there will be more protests in other parts of the country is the new school year begins. from next september it will be compulsory to teach

meanwhile — the eu's lead brexit negotiator michel barnier says the uk has now reached a ‘moment of truthts borisjohnson‘s demand for the irish backstop to be scrapped. in other news — pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. the german president, frank walter steinmeier, has asked for poland's forgiveness at an event marking the eightieth anniversary of the start of the second world war. now on bbc news... as click passed 1000 episodes, they celebrated by creating the bbc‘s first ever interactive tv show, harnessing the power of a new technology called object based media. this week, another chance to watch our 1000th episode, when we made the bbc‘s first interactive multi—choice tv show. there were flow charts... elephants... flow charts... data... flow charts... and wizards! a warm welcome to click. welcome to click. welcome to click, i am spencer kelly. finally we have reached a very special milestone. we have been on air every week of every year, without a break, since we launched in the year 2000,

meanwhile — the eu's lead brexit negotiator michel barnier says the uk has now reached a ‘moment of truth other news — pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. events are held in poland to mark the eightieth anniversary of the start of world war two. political leaders from around the world have been gathering in warsaw. the german president asks for poland's forgiveness at an event to mark this. sport and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. let's take you straight to ibrox where the first old firm derby of the season is into the second half

a moment of truth. you know given birth to societies that are super polarized neo liberalism has run its course it's like a truth movement full down economics did not trickle down those didn't work it doesn't work so busy busy like everybody's will pulling their eyes about and that's worldwide and. this option basically. i don't know if it's that conscious in the people's heads because there are so angry that they just you know it's sometimes i was in this demonstration and i felt. like the 14 of july 17th 1009 must have been like this because there is a mix of politics full garrity anger something that is not controllable and it could go either way you know it could give for it to the french revolution their weapons and the french revolution. you don't usually there is something that kicks it off so the french revolution i believe the price of bread was reaching a level where people were starving you know here the taxes as you point out on gas on petrol was at a point where people had to be at a sacrif

‘s demands for the irish backstop to be scrapped— michel barnier says the uk has now reached a moment of truthmocracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport. large crowds gather outside the terminal building, causing long queues for passengers trying to get inside. political leaders from across the world gather in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii — as the german president asks for poland's forgiveness at the event. and pope francis apologizes for arriving late — for his weekly address to crowds in saint peter's square after he was stuck in a lift for 25 minutes. and had to be good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour says it'll present a bill in parliament this week — designed to stop the uk leaving the eu without a deal. sir keir starmer, the shadow brexit secretary, has told the bbc that if the legislation is passed it's likely to delay the date of departure. the cabinet minister, michael gove, refused to commit the government to implementing such a change even if it's approved by mps — saying minister would wait to see what happens in westminst

is in new york to participate in the united nations general assembly and they say it's a moment of truth if western leaders wanted to really address the chronic problems in egypt and the root causes of this vicious circle of. developing clack of respect to citizens' rights and the failure to establish in peaceful transition of power it's a moment for them to read the cole on the egyptian government and pressured the gyptian government to respect citizens' rights. we we have seen reports already that there are scores of protests thirds rounded up by the police we will keep following the situation. and not just today actually in the past week. it seems that. security agencies have great empathy arrested a few activists so we will keep following distillation and raising the flag now can you explain to us and i believe you have observers there on the ground can you explain to us what it belies their frustration and and if what the general feeling among the protesters is is there enough traction for this sick kid to new and enough anger on the streets. what do you sense from from the past 2 w

and that really was a moment of truth for me. ed in that phone conversation, that a president of the united states would withhold military assistance, which was paid for by taxpayer money, to effectively shake down the leader of another country unless he did him a favor, this is so clear. it's so clear. now, again, in order to -- have to honor our oath of office. >> we're going to have more of what the house speaker nancy pelosi has been saying in austin, texas. does she believe there's a cover-up by this white house? you're watching our special live coverage. the relaxing feeling of knowing you're getting the best price. these'll work. the utter delight of free wi-fi... . oh man this is the best part. isn't that you? yeah. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com. if you find a lower rate, we match it and give you 25% off that stay. expect better. expect hilton. ...work in harmony.ody... like you, they get hungry. feed them... ...with new centrum® multigummies® s

. >> a moment of truth for the will it be a moment of reckoning for the president?scuss the push towar impeachment amid the ukraine scandal. then -- >> a little bit of a mea>> culp think it should sound a lot like a mea culpa. >> in an exclusive interview i speak to uber owes embattled ceo dara khosrowshahi who insists the model still works after the company blows through 3 bilghon in three months. >> making this film is thet hardes thing i've ever done. >> the

of the moment. she says according to a source in the room here we are a moment of truth, truth is what this has beenrce, the history of the ukraine situation laying it out for democrats, perhaps some democrats that might be unconvinced still. this is a betrayal of our national security, a betrayal of our election. he's taking it to another level of betrayal. therefore we are moving ahead with an impeachment inquiry. she walked through the potential next steps we've been talking about on air, the fact the six committees already investigating to do that work. this is now an impeachment inquiry. we're seeing democrats filter out through this hallway as they're leaving, interesting to get their perceptions. certainly the people we're talking to so far wait to see speaker pelosi. she will be speaking from the speaker's balcony in a matter of minutes. jake? >> speaker nancy pelosi will speak any minute now after meeting with house democrats to talk about impeaching president trump. we're going to bring that to you live. stay with us. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if th

moment pl we'll bring it to you live .the. the team of reporters standing buy ammon javers traveling with the president live outside the u.n. but kim off with kick-off with ylan muy. >> a moment of truth that is how the speaker has been describing her decision to democratic lawmaker and speaking right now. >> last tuesday we observed the anniversary of the adoption of the constitution on september 17th sadly on that day, the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the congress the administration was foreboding him from turning over a whistleblower complaint. on constitution day. this is a violation of law shortly there after press reports began to break of a phone call by the president of the united states calling upon a foreign power to intervene in his election this is a breach of his constitutional responsibilities. the facts are these. the intelligence community inspector general who was appointed by president trump determined that the complaint is both of urgent concern and credible and its disclosure he went on to say relates to one of the most significant and important of the director of national intelligence's responsibility to the american people. on thursd

and my task is to come through as strong and clear as possible to define this as a moment of truth.ding mass rallies saying "send them back," four members of congress who happen to be women of color. someone who is locking up kids in cages someone who has the deaths of six children who are in our care in custody on the u.s./mexico border on his hands, on our conscience we got to stand up to be counted right now. and i want to make sure that we come through and this marks the best period going forward for the united states of america that we stood up to this challenge. we stood up to this bully and we revealed ourselves to be an ambitious, aspirational people, defined not by fear but our courage and our confidence and the resolve that we show in order to accomplish these ambitious goals. [ cheers and applause >> seth: with -- i think one perspective you have that's really unique is, obviously, you know, you're from el paso. it's a border town and can you speak to -- what we might all be getting wrong about the border not just with how republicans have treated the situation there but

the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has now reached a "moment of truth".e rejects borisjohnson‘s demand for the irish backstop to be scrapped. hurricane dorian is the strongest ever to hit the bahamas — us forecasters describe the conditions there as "catastrophic". it's going to go hundreds of miles. we expect that most of the eastern seaboard will be ultimately impacted, and some of it very, very severely. pro—democracy activists in hong kong target the city's airport — after a night of violence in which dozens of people were injured. political leaders from across the world gather in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii, as the german president asks poland for forgiveness. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour says it'll present a bill in parliament this week designed to stop the uk leaving the eu without a deal. sir keir starmer, the shadow brexit secretary, has told the bbc that if the legislation is passed, it's likely to delay the date of departure. the cabinet minister, michael gove, refused to commit the governm

is a different moment from the end of the russia investigation from the release of the mueller report. how do you convince the republican how to democrats, that this is a different moment? >> the truth will lead us there. when the allegations came out against richard nixon people fell into partisan camps but as more truth came out, more republicans of good conscience came forward and said enough, enough. party be damned, what the political outcome might be be damned, we are going to do what is right for america. we cannot have a nation where our president is running around using the power, not his power, the power of this country to violate our values, to violate national security, to pursue their own wealth or political advantage. that is so contrary to who we are. if we do not stop that it is a horrific corrupting moment in our country. we should respond with the united chorus of conviction, let's get to the truth and act accordingly. >> this is a game changer? >> i am feeling confident that there is clearly evidence that justifies and impeachment inquiry and justifies continued efforts of congress to get to the truth. our founders saw moments like this. they designed the constitu

i very much agree with beto o'rourke that this is a moment of truth. which that those people whose loyalty is to the constitution and the country and whose liberty we enjoy under law will come forward and expose this president. but really, he's exposed himself. whatever the whistle-blower says is just icing on the cake. the president has publicly confessed to trying to get a foreign leader to help him get re-elected. not just with oppo research, but by going after one of his primary opponents. and he's doing that as president of the united states. he's using the power that he has in foreign policy and military affairs, not to benefit the country, but get re-elected. as some have said, and i think neal katyal said it, that's the quintessential impeachable offense. it's a violation of the president's oath. it proves that every additional day he is in office is a day that our national security is under threat. we cannot afford to have him remain. >> and the only analog that we really have for an impeachment that is similar to this, because i think a lot of

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there is clearly evidenced just like impeachment inquiry justifies a continued efforts of cogs to get to the truth. our founders saw moments like this, they designed a constitution which the congress provides a check and balance to the presidency. congress providess oversight to the administration. this is a moment where we should be doing our job. there's enough smoke here that speaks to an inferno of the fiber we need to move forward with this investigation. >> you said earlier inn her remarks that you want the election to be about more than just one man, , trump. but with this impeachment inquiry how ish it going to be about anything other than trump for the next couple of months? >> you know this can walk around this country. people are concerned about the cost of the prescription drugs. people are concerned about the shootings going on in this nation. americans are far more sophisticated. we can deal with multiple issues at the same time. we are in a constitutionally challenging moment with the presence at the united states is in peril because of corruption. we could also do with other issues. the first primary of the

moment pl we'll bring it to you live .the. the team of reporters standing buy ammon javers traveling with the president live outside the u.n. but kim off with kick-off with ylan muy. >> a moment of truthbing her decision to democratic lawmaker and speaking right now. >> last tuesday we observed the anniversary of the adoptio

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a couple of those people involved in meetings in brussels 1st of all the british bracks it secretary stephen barclay i think there's still a long way to go i think we are coming to the moment of truth in these negotiations we will see if that's a political world and both sides will commit it to securing a deal we're committed to leaving on the 31st of all but that deal just to be with the backstop now those sound bites moments of truth long way to go if he repeated those in several answers it appeared that that was clearly the pre-prepared answer he was going to give no matter what the question but the problem is that the irish foreign minister simon covais was also in brussels and he had a very different take on the stage that the negotiations are at until there is a serious proposal in writing that can be the basis for a negotiation. then the gaps that are wide at the moment will remain. and time is running out so you can see it's not just differences in the tone of the rhetoric it's also big differences in the contents of what's being said and what's being agreed or not agreed and remember all of this just 3 weeks until an e.u. summit takes place in brussels at which the hopes a