none. >> reporter: same with adam's dna.t's pretty hard to get rid of your dna. >> hard to get rid of dna. all right? adam shacknai admits that that morning he cut rebecca down. he loosened the ropes on her wrist to check her pulse. he gave her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. he gave cpr pumps to her chest. >> reporter: and there's no dna? >> and how much dna and how many fingerprints are found on the knife, the rope, her body, how much? >> reporter: none. >> zero. zero. >> reporter: zero of adam's, that is. rebecca's dna and fingerprints were everywhere. according to greer, that means adam, who had no criminal history, knew exactly how to wipe down the scene, somehow removing his own fingerprints and dna, but leaving just rebecca's. of course, it could also mean that adam simply wasn't there when rebecca died, which is exactly what law enforcement came to believe. i'm guessing that if you walked in at court on any case and opposing counsel said, "there is no evidence here, and there is no fingerprints, and there is no dna, an

what role did adam schiff have to the whistleblower? what role did his staff have to the whistleblower? for one man to turn this country upside down, to have this vote today. our founding fathers warned about this in the federalist papers that a future congress at some point in time would base an impeachment, not on guilt or innocence, but rather on partisan politics. partisan politics. sadly today, in this chamber, there were fierce realized. i turn it over to lee zeldin from the house foreign affairs committee. mr. zeldin: in away you could say congratulations to nancy pelosi and wanted a bipartisan vote on her impeachment inquiry resolution and got it. it was a bipartisan vote against her inquiry resolution. there are a number of other democrats who chose to vote the wrong way and should have voted no and won't be here to serve anymore with us come january 2021. nancy pelosi as the leader, has chosen to sacrifice a few of her own members. those members are going to lose for all of the right reasons. because as we have seen during thi

we spent more time with ambassador volcker than adam schiff did. you may have noticed he came out here to the press. he gave this benign thing and raced off to a fundraiser. this has to be a fair process. when you have a press release being drafted by our democratic colleagues cherry picking text messages when the full text of ambassador volcker's testimony last make -- last week would have been exonerated this president, let's release it. i'm all for bringing the ambassador in, but only after we released the full -- reporter: are you concerned about the president asking a foreign government to investigate joe biden, and the president saying china should investigate joe biden. do any of you have concerns about that? >> the president is doing his job. when you are talking about the hard-earned tax dollars of the american people going to wake foreign government, the president will make sure there is no corruption. he is doing his job, his duty as the president. i don't have a concern about. -- i don't have a concern about it. reporter: [indiscernible

>> we encourage adam schiff to run a fair process. which americans would go on trial without a counsel? >> nick. we will take a couple more. [indiscernible] that is nancy pelosi's call. reporter: [indiscernible] does that impact the credibility of the whistleblower? >> absolutely. >> i know there has been reporting. reporter: [indiscernible] >> i think that is a problem. there was a preliminary investigation done by the inspector general. general. if the whistleblower is not being forthcoming -- that's a big problem. reporter: [indiscernible] that's a form of perjury. --the american peo i think it's appropriate for the reckon people to know who the person is behind the charge that the democrats are pursuing removing the president of the united states 13 must before election. i believe the american people have a right to know. >> is important to point out you all know the american public knows more than the whistleblower does. this whole thing about what does the whistleblower know, they now know less than what you will know. we should

so on the substance, i say to adam, bring it on. release the darn transcripts and do it today. >> what you' saw in the house ws a very dark cloud falling upon this democratdemocracy. mr. mcgovern had the audacity to say all republicans want to do is argue about process. they don't want to argue about substance. process leads to substance. when you screw up the process, then you're looking for an answer you've already determined. notice what they've done. we're only putting it in adam schiff's purview right now. we've already heard how that's unprecedented. i want to go to the committee that's always historically been the committee of impeachment. the impeachment committee should be the judiciary committee. if you want to do this right, then madam speaker, do it right. do not lie to the american people and say these procedures are the same as nixon and clinton. i challenged the rules chairman today to say if you want to have that argument, i'll have that argument. i guarantee you i will win. why? because we're right. 900 precedents i

adam schiff was a joke on many different fronts.e went to the lectern, which we just watched on fox news, that have been presupposed, nobody believe that. i can't believe he even did that with straight face. what was unprecedented and that we haven't seen before, the proceedings are going ahead and the intel committee. even though we are talking about this now and they've passed this supposed openness and transparency, they are having close doors hearings right now, today. >> melissa: this goes in coronation with the whistleblower. that's what they are talking about. we have whistleblower, fixed on my first and we do come around for going to be ig or putting it up the chain -- and katie, i will ask you this -- they go toe most vocal enemy of the subject of the complaint to ask for advice about how to go forward. or at least he says coming to someone within his group, but not directly to him. those of the details it would be asking if they brought him forward. >> katie: and there are questions about why adam schiff held the complaint

adam schiff is the chair of the house intelligence committee . he spoke about the trip administration blocking u.s. ambassador gordon -- from testifying at an impeachment inquiry today. that, republicans give their response as well. >> good morning. we were informed an hour and a half ago by the attorney for the investors the state department would refuse to allow him to testify today. this was after conversations well into yesterday afternoon and evening with the state department legal advisor where there was no indication the ambassador would be a no-show. not only is congress being deprived of his testimony, the people are being deprived of his testimony. hasre aware the ambassador text messages or emails on a personal device which was provided to the state department, although we requested this in the abbasid are, the state department is withholding those messages. messages are deeply relevant to this investigation and the impeachment inquiry. i want to explain for the public the significance of this witness and significance of the decision e

what does adam schiff have to hide?nce again, he's taken america through a nightmare because of his lies. >> sean: what we know is -- because we know there was contact, that's a fact, with schiff's office, that would mean he's compromised. that would mean he lied yet again like he's lied for the last three years. how could anybody allow this man to run any investigation? he's a fact witness. >> he is a fact witness, and in our judicial system a fact witness cannot be a prosecutor, and what we'll vote on tomorrow will not only make adam schiff a fact witness, a prosecutor, a judge and a jury. he has stopped people -- witnesses from answering questions, so he objects, but then when he objects to them to answer the question he's the judge who rules whether they should answer the question or not. he should send these witnesses a legal bill because he's their attorney and he's he's the only one picking the witnesses. if this was in a court of law there would be a mistrial right now based on what these democrats have done --

>> well someone needs to put adam schiff under oath.can't remove a president in a whistleblower process where there are legitimate questions about the role that adam schiff and his team played in that and i'm promising you that when you read the inspector general' transcript from friday, you'll agree with me that those are questions that adam schiff and his team are going to have to answer and there's no reason, maria that transcript can't be released tomorrow and it should be. maria: we will leave it there congressman always a pleasure, thanks very much. you bet. thanks maria. maria: an important note that john ratcliffe just said that the inspector general report he's expecting we will get it within two weeks that is the fisa abuse report. it is now in the hands of william barr. we'll see if we get that report that will answer a lot of questions. we are awaiting a report from the inspector general on the origins of the russia investigation. he just said it'll be out in two weeks. we're also learning that attorney general william barr

we spent more time with volker then adam schiff did. he gave this benign thing and raced off to a fundraiser. here is what we understand, this has to be a fair process when you have a press release being drafted by our democrat colleagues taking text messages. text whatever exonerated this president, let's release it. bringing the invest -- ambassador in, but let's only do so after we released this. >> you're asking them to investigate joe biden, and also the president thing china should investigate. do any of you have concerns about that? >> the president is doing his job. when you talk about the hard earned tax dollars of the american people going to a foreign government, the president will make sure there is no corruption. he is doing his duty as a commander in chief, his duty as the president of the united states. i do not have a concern. >> [indiscernible] >> we would like to see the volk before weny released see the transcribed interviews. what we see in this impeachment is a kingery -- kangaroo court and chairman shift is a capta

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schiffadam schiff adam -- who is adam schiff?hiff is the guy who spent two years on tv saying that he had proof of russian collusion and he ended up having nothing. he lied. he was caught on the phone to haveto a russian dirt on donald trump, and then they said they never followed up on it, and we know his office followed up on the call. adam schiff is the guy who said they never talked to the whistleblower and it comes out, you knew about the whistleblower before he filed the charge. when you see all of this, you understand corruption is at the core of all of this. it is the hate of trump, and the deep states. upt: president trump stepped his criticism of adam schiff yesterday in a joint meeting in the oval office with the finish president. here is some of what president trump had to say. [video clip] pres. trump: i saw schiff trying to go -- week not call him shifty schiff for nothing. he is a shifty, this honest guy. he was critical of one of the great secretary of state. rajoy did number one at his class at west point. gradua

tells us that he talks to his staff and adam schiff does not reported.n you file a complaint there's a box that you check did you talk to people on capitol hill, they failed to check that. people see this for what it is and it was good to see every republican vote the right way on the floor. lou: this intelligence committee chair, adam schiff is back tabling with two russian disc jockeys is the way to describe them looking for dirt on the president of the united states, looking like the buffoon that he betrays in so many of his official moments. >> go back to how this started, we were told adam schiff, pelosi, there is this call where the president supposedly said i'm going to hold up ukrainian security assistance money unless there's an investigation in the bidens. then we get the transcript and find out that did not take place. everyone said when you read the transcript, no quid pro quo. then president trump and president zelensky meet and they say no pressure, no linkage, no quid pro quo and then we have the special envoy and that's when kurt volker c

what does adam schiff have to hide.nce again, he has taken america through a nightmare because of his lies. >> sean: what we know is because we know there was contact, that is a fact, with schiff's office, that would mean he is compromised. that would mean he liked yet again like he lied the last three years. how could anybody allow this man to run any investigation? he's a bad witness. >> he is a fact witness and end the judicial system of the fact witness cannot be a prosecutor. what we will vote on tomorrow, not only adam schiff a fact witness but a prosecutor, a judge, and a jury. he has stopped people, witnesses from answering questions. so he objects, but when he objects to answer the question, he is the judge who rules whether they should answer the question or not. he should actually send these witnesses a legal bill because he is also the attorney. he's the only one picking the witness. nowhere in the judicial system would we ever allow this. if this was in a court of law, there would be a mistrial right now ba

adam schiff. he should be forced to resign. he made up a conversation and reported it and said it to congress and the american people. it was horrible what he said. and that was supposed to be coming from me. but it was fabricated. this guy was negative on mike pompeo. he can't -- there is an expression, he couldn't carry his blank strap. i can't say it, they will say the was terrible to say. but he couldn't carry his blank strap. do you understand that. lou: more evidence the radical dimms are engaged in the biggest political scandal in our history or an extension of it. a report from the "new york times" finds that schiff and his staff knew about the whistleblower report days before it was even construct or filed. catherine herridge has the latest from washington. catherine: adam schiff's spokesman confirmed the whistleblower contacted the committee for guidance on how to report possible wrongdoing within the jurisdiction of the intelligence community. there was a question on timing adding quote at no point did the committee

now we have adam schiff doing the same thing, denying.me it's sickening to see what he, the president has to put up with and what the nation has to contend with with these radical dimms. i can't imagine them winning. can you? >> i can't imagine them winning. our polling shows president trump on strong footing and the impeachment inquiry backfiring. this was the worst decision politically speaking democrats could make. the country doesn't want this. they see this as divisive. so we are going to win this. we are going to win it with the tail winds behind us imposed by these radical dimms. adam schiff is a fraud. he's on tape saying he wants to accept russian dirt. then he makes up transcripts about the president during congressional testimony. he's a fraud and so is his entire party. >> it's that parody, it's just stunning. frustrating aspiring jean writer trying out his material in what should have been a very serious moment in that committee. but nothing about this is serious. it's a contrivance. it's a ruse, it's a sham. the president, h

is get rid of adam schiff.the truth always has a nemesis and in this case, that man you see on the screen, adam schiff. in my book i go through page after page of lie after lie peddled by adam schiff. he lied about carter page, he lied about bruce ohr. he lied about the dossier. he lied about evidence he claimed to have that he did not have, and now he is lying about the whistle-blower claiming they had no contact with him, they did, claiming that if it weren't for the ig, they wouldn't know about him. they directed the whistle-blower to the ig. they claimed they had no advance notice. they certainly did. adam schiff is a professor of deception and false claims and lies. >> sean: biggest liar in congress. he is the biggest liar. he spreads conspiracy theories and lies. and he's best friends with the media mob. closing thoughts when we get back. flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the k

the lives of adam schiff.when adam schiff was so afraid of this a administration that it was going to stop the whistle-blower from testifying? the only person who knows who the whistle-blower is in congress is adam schiff and he won't bring him forward. to know what's interesting? admissible process is a fact witness. there is no reason in any of our judicial system that would allow him to be the prosecutor. again, he's not upholding the rule of law. why is he so afraid sure mark you are right. not just republicans should be standing up, but anybody who believes in the bill of rights bill of rights. anybody who believes in the idea of america should tell us the truth of what's going on. if you want to impeach a duly elected president of united states, you better be sure you have due process and you better be sure the american public is able to see it off. >> sean: thank you for being with us. joining us now, two house g.o.p. members who are directly involved in the storming of the democratic closed-door soviet

the answer is that i think adam schiff is the biggest leaker in washington. we all know that. he's a corrupt politician. like nobody has ever seen before. the conversation was perfect. they don't talk about the conversation. it started with the whistleblower. now they don't want the whistleblower. they had a second whistleblower and now they don't want it. the they say what whistleblower wrote, which bore no relationship, they said their case went out the window. i think republicans are being taken advantage of. they're being maligned. they are really looking to hurt the republican party and it is turning out to be the opposite. go into theer details of the case rather than process. we already have 50 republican senators, i never called one of them, perhaps the others will do it too. process is good. look at the case, it's very simp le, it's quick. i had another conversation before that which was the same thing. it was nothing. they tried to take that conversation and make it into a big scandal. the problem was we had it transcribed. in a nutshell he whistleb

adam schiff deserves to be censured for lying to the american public when nobody else can read what he's able to read . anything else? thank you all. >> now house democrats hold their weekly news conference. asked about their handlingof the impeachment process . >> good morning, thank you for your presence. we had a very active discussion earlier today about one of the top priorities of the house democratic caucus . hr three, or go to lower drug prices on behalf of the americanpeople . we consistently made clear to the president and to the set that one of the things that we must accomplish on behalf of those who we have come to washington to represent is to deal with the outrageously high drug prices and prescription drug medication that we pay here in the united states of america. there's no justification for the fact that the american people paid more for the same drug, often manufactured in the same place as canada, australia, japan, great britain, germany andfrance. no justification whatsoever . hr three will change that by giving the federal government and medicare the ability to ne

what happened, the whistleblower told aid everything, the aide went and told adam schiff, adam schiffd said maybe i should put out tweets and prepare. with that said, then the whistleblower says and goes before group and said that they provided very rare contours of information. what does that mean, nobody knows and i don't think he does either. now just as reported earlier, adam schiff does not hav think y need the whistleblower, of course he does not think because of the whistleblower gets subpoenaed, they talk to the whistleblower and they tell them, this is who i talked to and this is what i told aid and then the egg comes and says adam schiff on solid ground and ease up to his knees in quicksand. >> he is accused of a bias arbiter of impeachment and should not be leading her. here is partisa president trumpm schiff. >> i heard adam schiff has formed pinocchio spread he should've got them to a half years ago. >> adam schiff dog questions. >> i am not going to, and all until after the hearing. except to say, i think the president once again inviting foreign interference in election

adam schiff's staff.stleblower complaints. there is a box to check, did you talk to people on capitol hill. every republican voted the right way tonight on the floor. lou: adam schiff is back channeling with two russian disk jockies i guess is the way to describe them. look for different against the president of the united states. too go back to how this started. there is this call where the president supposed by said i am going to hold up you crane security assistance money. then we gets the transcript and find out that didn't happen. even democrat chairmen, no quid pro quo. then we have the special envoy, ambassador kirk volcker testify, and he says the same thing. they keep doing their investigation down in the basement of the capitol where no one can get in and see, and no one can read the transcripts. they schedule depositions at the same time so you can't be in two places at the same time. the american people see through it. they understand this process is unfair. lou: it's pure ignorance on the par

i do not agree with you that adam schiff is crooked. there has never been any allegation of misconduct by adam schiff and i think you have to give some kind of evidence for why you are feeling that way. whether you dislike him or not or dislike his politics does not make an individual crooked. i don't think adam schiff made a parody, that was what he felt he wanted to say at the hearing and members of congress make lots of statements during hearings. i don't think it was crooked for the whistleblower to come and talk to members of the committee. that individual is free to talk to whomever they want to speak with, a republican member, republican staffer, whatever. as for impeachment, this is something many of us have not wanted to come into. i have not been one, since the president was elected, saying we need to impeach him, that was ridiculous. there was an election, he won the election, he is the president of the united states. i don't have to agree with you to respect the office and the fact that you were elected. many of us have come

if adam schiff, this would be a good question for the speaker, did the speaker know adam schiff's staff met with the whistleblower? the speaker made a decision to go into impeachment without even knowing what was on the phone call. the adam schiff share that with anybody in the democratic side? when and where did they know this? what did they know? what did they talk about? these are all questions that people should actually have an answer to. the president didn't do anything wrong. to preface this from the same point that adam schiff said before, he had proof, beyond circumstantial evidence, all the f.b.i., all the millions of dollars, you will the countries we had to go to we found out that was a lie. wouldn't you want to know as an american why did we put ourselves through that? that's exactly what the attorney general is doing. reporter: two questions. first, you just mentioned that the mueller investigation, russia investigation began in ukraine. mr. mccarthy: elements. reporter: are you suggesting that paul manafort, who was tried and convicted in an american court was framed? mr.

he put words in adam schiff's mouth that adam schiff didn't say. when someone like adam schiff does it, it's a crime. that's because he likes these villains. he likes to have an adversary that he can attack and go after, someone to focus on, focus his own energy on, focus his supporters on. adam schiff happens to be the target. >> even after a long day, our guests have agreed it stay on. when vladimir putin trolled our own correspondent, our president and all of us in the process. "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on a wednesday night. >>> we mention this had before the break. it's not an overstatement to put it this way. we want to show you the moment today when the president of russia trolled our own reporter, our president and all of us by extension. here was the scene, a conference in moscow, moderated by our own veteran correspondent, keir simmons, who asked putin through a translator about interference in our elections. >> is russia, as robert mueller alleged, attempting to influence the 2020 elections in the united states? >> transla

then puts the complaint to work with adam schiff. schiff's office says they did not receive the actual complaint, just the quote outline, they advised that the whistle-blower to get a lawyer and should go to the inspector general. but watch what adam schiff says about this when asked directly back on the day this whole story started to unfold on september 17th. >> martha: >> we have not spokey with the whistle-blower. we would like to. >> martha: the president had a lot to say about that in a news conference today and went a step further. >> i think it's a scandal that he knew -- i'd go a step further, i'd think he probably helped write it. he knew long before and he helped write it too. it's a scam. it's a scam. >> martha: in a heated news conference, he said none of this at this point surprises him. >> this is a hoax. this is the greatest hoax, a continuation of what's been playing out the last -- since my election, i would say. we will find out soon, but probably even before my election. >> martha: "before my election." that's par

but adam schiff does not care. pursuing this so much he will not let gates in the room, he will not let people see the transcript. a whistleblower with no first-hand knowledge by us to get the president, worked with vice president biden, wrote a memo after the call and set all kinds of things in the memo with brightly stuff on the call and waited 18 days to file a complaint. guess what happen etd timeframe, this so-called whistleblower ran off to see adam schiff and did not tell us when he filed the form and he did not check the box did you check with anyone on capitol hill. that's the crazy process going on. >> is also the inspector general. but the amazing part, not only did the president and the prime minister of ukraine said there was no pressure whatsoever, they did not even know that there was money that had not been released. so how could there be a quid pro quo if they don't know there's money that has been released. in adam schiff in the beginning wants to protect the whistleblower and we have to protect t

one of the latter was samuel adams. the father the future revolutionary samuel adams and that was the -- to become one of the most vocal supporters of american independence. with the ruling and even after the elder adams's death. the younger adam still had to defend the seizure by the government. this served as a constant reminder britain's power over the colonies could be exercised an arbitrary and destructive ways. those destructive ways led to another breadcrumb, credited with coining the phrase taxation without representation. he is this gentleman right there. representationt is tyranny was his thing. we usually drop off the last two words and i think if you went across the potomac you would see taxation without representation on license plates in the district of columbia. but the tyranny is left off. we will leave it there because we won't get into a current political conversation. born in 1725 his family will produce other revolutionaries such as mercy otis warren and amuel otis would become president of the u.s.

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you thatagree with adam schiff is crooked. there has never been any allegations of misconduct about adam schiff. i think you have to give some kind of evidence for why you feel that way and whether you dislike him or not, or dislike is politics, that is not make an individual crooked. -- het think adam schiff is what hedy, that wanted to say at the hearing and members make a lot of comments. i don't think it was crooked for the whistleblower to talk to members of the committee. that individual is free to speak to whoever they want to speak with, whether republican or whoever. as for impeachment, this is something that many of us have not wanted to come to. i have not been one who has, elected, president was who wanted to impeach him. that is ridiculous. i don't have to agree with you to respect the office and the fact you were elected. many of us have come to the point where there are allegations that have been made, that have been substantiated by several people, that are credible, that are building on what we already know th

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and maggie smith will play the role of adam schiff. we're kidding. >> laura: they do that with republicans. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. >> i don't think anyone is going to this movie. not to be outdone, film staging of the text messages between lisa page and peter strzok was released this week. it's called "fbi lovebirds." it stars superman's dean cain and buffy the vampire slayer's kristy swanson. >> i just went to a southern virginia walmart and i could smell the trump support. yeah. it's scary real down here. >> vomit. vomit. vomit. vomit. vomit. >> having a really tough time with the election this morning. >> i brought "all the presidents men", figured i needed to brush up on watergate. meanwhile, we have our task at hand. >> our task at hand. it reminds you -- by the way those are verbatim texts from >>these two. >> laura: you need the one where he's talking about obama. he mentions obama. >> it reminds me -- the fbi agents and their devotion to leaking did the press and then say their names appear in the pre

much of what adam schiff said prior. adam schiff said he did not know who the whistleblower was and we found out he did area and now we have the phone call. they continue to make the system up and they have put america through a two-year nightmare just because they did not like the outcome of the election . >> republicans have mentioned the ability to call defense witnesses. who should republicans call to defend the president?>> i think from this one standpoint you have the transcript, what do you have to defend? there's nothing in that phone call that isimpeachable. if they want to have due process that we can offer witness, we would offer witness . i believe that to the committee. >> with respect to the call, the transcript is a summary and it's not verbatim. >> it's no different than any other transcript they do with any other phonecall . what is taking on the call, transcribed by the individuals and the technology is just like any other call. that isall the information we have .>> isn't it possible that we can learn

one of the latter was samuel adams. that was the fruit planted for this massachusetts son to come under the most vocal supporters of independence. with the ruling and even after adams's death, the younger adams had to defend seizure by the government. this served as a constant reminder that britain's power over the colonies could be exercised in arbitrary and destructive ways. those destructive ways led to another breadcrumb, who is credited with coining the phrase taxation without representation. this gentleman right there. taxation without representation is tyranny was his thing. we usually drop off the last words and i think if you went across the potomac, you would see that on license plates. is kind of left off. we believe that there before we get into a current political conversation. hails from a family that will produce and would become a president of the u.s. senate afterwards. as daughter would marry gentleman named benjamin lincoln , second in command at georgetown. other initially he has appointed resignsate