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miller. [applause] we will see you next month for nick adams. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, as talkof authors week, i about challenges facing native americans today from the new book "the girl in the photograph," and the newsmax correspondent will be on to talk about impeachment in camping 2020. c-span'so watch "washington journal," thursday morning. join the discussion. and be sure to watch authors week all this week starting at 8:00 a.m. saturday, 2020 democratic presidential candidate and hawaiian representative tulsa gabbert speaks to voters at a town hall in hudson, new hampshire -- tulsa gabbard -- speaks to voters at a town hall in new hampshire. gabbard. for the house impeachment of president nixon, the president reside before the report could be presented to congress. now, one of the historians who wrote the report

miller. [applause] we will see you next month for nick adams.ptions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] tonight on c-span at 9:00 p.m. talking to the federalist society. he believes the laws are unnecessarily -- unnecessary. your is a preview. here is a preview. >> i have spoken to people arrested and prosecuted for the crime. i have also spoken to people arrested and prosecuted for the crime of braiding hair. in california not too far from where i live, a few years ago, full swat teams, rated barbershops on the suspicion of unlicensed barbering. this is what happens when you have these laws. they need to decrease interactions with police and things go far astray. i want to give you an example. as i mentioned, we have people arrested for the crime of braiding hair. one of those individuals is in texas. she is a hair breeder arrested for the crime of rating hair without a cosmetology license. i mean arrested. police officers with guns and badges and uniforms s

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rush after people like adam schiff, who she put in charge, that we have to do this now before the president cheats again in 2020. really discredits her argument. >> harris: judy millerisagreed. i'm sure that will come as no surprise to k/d. nancy pelosi is the best vote counter in the world. more than that, sheena she understands that this is the only leverage. >> harris: does make her case look weaker? >> no it doesn't. eventually it will go to the senate, the issue is when. >> harris: you think it will. >> i think it will eventually. >> harris: we heard right in the show because that's what chad and i were talking on the health, constitutionally she can hang onto these in perpetuity. it's because she can and that would leave the permanent stain of impeachment with neither a conviction or an acquittal on the president's record. i don't think the republicans won thought, which is why mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham -- >> harris: i don't think the democrats want that either. >> i think this is the only chance she has two really get some rules of fairness established in the senate for this trial. >> harris: will have you debate fairness at a later time. the talk ab

adam schiff. that's where wer start today wh some of our favorite reporters and friends. formerep assistant director for counter intelligence at the fbi, frank figliuzzi. matt miller. plus, with us from capitol hill, politico senior writer jake sherman. fromak the white house the "associated press's" jonathan lemire. and from "the washington post" ashleyos parker. ashley parker, i'm going to start withar you. the oipresident's allies seem t focus onal things that you woul think the president wanted him to focus on. but you'veoc reported, and we a sawd, with our own eyes that its his impeachment that is keeping donald trump up at night, not any problems with the fisa court systeme at this juncture. >> that's exactly right. that was clear in his rally last night. i think it came through on tv, and certainly if you were there in hershey, pennsylvania, in person, as i was, the crowd was electric. the president was fired up and angry for a lot of it. and heof touched on other theme the low unemployment rate. but he kept coming back to for extended risk impeachment. you can tell that the president is obsessed with it, and understandbly so to be fair. and infuriated by it