that is where the adams come in. they foresaw defects or others basked in the american imaginary and we all know how quotable thomas jefferson is from we hold these truths to my personal favorite, composed in 1800 i have sworn upon the author of god my total hostility for every form of tyranny over the mind of men. jefferson wants us to believe in the human spirit. john adams is quotable, too. though, you would not know it. he perceives jefferson's troops as half-truths. he's ironic, sarcastic and earthy. this in 1778. a man must be his own trumpeter. he must get his picture drawn, statue made and he must make the mob stare and gape and perpetuate his fame. in later years johnny q, as nancy and i effectually called the son, he denoted himself by the initials j qa and he recalled jefferson as one as, burning ambition coupled with an inventive memory led him to mistreat the first president adams. the second president adams perceived the cold surrounding jefferson as a mass deception. i have always been a prophet of ill

madison goes back when adams is a diplomat and there is a pro- franklin faction in pro adams and everythingelse information circulated so i show how these quotes get repeated going from madison to jefferson and how one's identity is warped and what i would like to add about that is that by the time he's president, he changes his mind. and john adams writes in a very supportive letter when he has his difficulties a very wtroubled presidency because of the war of 1812 because of that's. >> jfk profiles in courage features john quincyam adams because he was the party of his father as the federalist party and joined with jefferson and madison when he was secretary of state because as a patriot john quincy adams felt that he knew he would lose his seat in the u.s. senate in massachusettsn by the madisonian's and that was because of principal and his father was wholeheartedly behindneat him making a politicl shift john adams for gave thomas jefferson and they have beautiful more than a p decade of postpresidential correspondence and madison deeply respected john quincy. so there is no single answ

adam had made his mind up long before. he just didn't have the proof so he had to write his own story. you read his report, he only picks what he wants. he still does not have anything overwhelm, compelling, or bipartisan. but that does not stop him. from continuing to make items up. we watch where it's going to go tomorrow. we heard from doug collins. doug collins is the ranking member in that committee. the committee chairman is a congressman named nadler. nadler had to campaign for this position. it was a competitive race. so nadler wanted to lay out to all of america and especially to his colleagues why they should vote for him to become chairman. he said he would be the strongest member to lead a potential impeachment. this was the creation of their majority. that was their goal. and he himself admitted last year, you're serious about removing a president from office, what you're realy doing is overturning the results of the last election. many of the democrats have been very honest about this from al green who put th

this is the words of adam schiff. but you can wait, you can fight battles, you can try to get mick mulvaney and secretary pompeo and others to testify. but they are not choosing to do that. >> i think that's one of the most mystifying parts of all of this, especially with investor john bolton. they didn't even subpoena him had he would be possibly the most important witness and all of this. adam schiff said he did not want to get into a game of jump rope with him but there are clear issues of privilege between what a national security advisor says to a president and said the white house. it's the kind of thing that if the house is going to subpoena the national security advisor, it's probably going to go to court and a judge will have to decide and the house didn't even try. >> bret: i have heard, and this may be recent, but it is interesting to see adam schiff continue to bring up mick mulvaney for them to play during the hearing a video tape of mick mulvaney at the press conference with the acting white house chief

so isn't this just adam schiff doubling down on his own lies? >> adam schiff has been caught. donald trump only committed one crime and one crime alone. he defeated hillary clinton. and adam schiff will do whatever he can to punish donald trump. but he chose the wrong president. it is adam schiff who is in legal jeopardy for all his illegal activities and contravention of the u.s. constitution. and that's why they ebb lost the independent. in october the independent were slightly in favor of impeachment. in december they are against it. what happened? oh, yes, the impeachment hearings. the democrats launched a -- a boomerang and it will take their heads off. gregg: adam schiff should be banished from congress. devastating fires burning across australia tonight. they follow weeks of drought, extreme heat, strong winds. the flames threatening australia's most populated areas. hundreds of homes have been destroyed with 300 million acres of bushland. john durham may be getting help from an obama-era intelligence official. hey and learn a skill's a wathat can save their life.un swi

did adam schiff break the law?ily think he broke the law although there is a very serious legal question as to whether or not he had authority to do what he did. undoubtedly i think if he did have authority to do this he dramatically abused his power. liz: the abuse of power is this, congress is supposed to be making laws, they have to have a legislative purpose according to supreme court to do what they do. and we don't see what the law is in the purpose and exposing people's phone record. critics say in a free society this must be shut down. of lo phone logs of devin nunes, rudy giuliani, john solomon, and the justification from california democrat saint eric swalwell is saying basically defending out of shift that if you're going to talk to criminal we cannot protect you. how does he even know anybody's a criminal. that's eric swalwell saying that. >> he does not. i think ranking member devin nunes, there's nothing that suggests anything improper at all, having looked at call records before, someone would have h

adam schiff once again had a closed meeting once again. congress looks divided, there is something that the speaker has said just this year that i think united's the entire nation. what she said, i think almost everybody agrees with. impeachment is so divisive that unless there is something so , overwhelming and bipartisan, i do not think we should go down the path because it divides the country. i imagine most everyone believes impeachment is divisive, but if we were to do it it would have to be overwhelming, compelling and bipartisan. three criteria to move what will happen this week. issues she laid have failed. there is nothing compelling, nothing overwhelming and the only bipartisan vote we have had is not to move forward with an impeachment inquiry, but that has not stopped them. in a venue that we cannot go to that is created solely for the intel committee. , theork is so sensitive intel committee has now been changed to the impeachment committee. watched you today i asked him a question on whether we should move forward on impeachm

adams: thank you. i want to thank the gentlelady from california for not only her contributions, but the contributions of your family. i'm a proud two-time graduate, daughter is a graduate as well and my grandson decided he wanted to be a bison. so he is at howard this year as a freshman. i'm just delighted that he has joined the hbcu family. so thank you very much. t this time i want to yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania -- i'm sorry, the gentleman from new jersey, where i grew up, congressman payne. mr. payne: thank you, madam chair, for your leadership on this subject. since coming to congress, you have been one of the foremost advocates for education, specifically to hbcu's and prior to your arriving, it has always been an issue that's been very important, but you have really raised the awareness and the highlight and been consistent in your leadership on this -- in this area. as a matter of fact, -- madam speaker, i rise today to support the future act and the minority serving institutions.

adam schiff made up our conversation with the president of ukraine. if he didn't do that in the halls of congress, he would be thrown into jail! but he did it in the halls of congress, and he's given immunity. this is a person, he's a liar. >> laura: "the ingraham angle"'s impeachment article three: invasion of privacy. now, without a warrant, adam schiff obtained the phone records of americans, including the president's personal attorney and congressman devin nunes. >> they published the phone records of the president's personal lawyer, the phone records of a member of the press, and thes phone records of the chairman intelligent committee congressman nunes. to impeach the president 11 months before an election. >> be careful, you are under oath. >> i know i am under oath, sir. >> laura: "i know i am under oath, sir." we will talk with congressman nunes about this in a few moments. think about it. schiff's entire investigation was about how the president supposedly used his position of power to dig up dirt on a political opponent. but that is precise

we have to hit adam, it says hit adam in the script. >> jimmy: and they hit adam. >> yeah, they hit himyou look different in the movie, too. you look like you, but something odd about the way your -- >> well, they put, i have different teeth in there, and i had a goatee, and a fake mole and hair's back and i'm wearing different clothes. >> jimmy: you have earrings in the movie? >> yeah, i have two earrings, magnet earrings. >> jimmy: so they -- >> they weren't real. so when i was young, my kids, i've been lying to them. but i did have an earring, left earring when i was young. and i did the movie "airheads" when i was a kid, when i was young. and in the script it said i had an earring, and so i said ah, maybe i'll just get an ering so i don't to change, like get a fake earring every day. let me just do that, pierce my ear, blah, blah, blah, i didn't think it was a big deal. so i pierced my ear, and i remember calling home, and my mother answers the "hello "hello", hey, ma, it's adam. what happened? nothing's wrong. i just wanted to tell you, i got a, i got a -- you got a what? i got an

i would suspect adam schiff gets called. want to know how it is that adam schiff had a staff member who allegedly used to work at the nsc with the alleged whistleblower. and within days he manages to get the skinny on this report that was coming down the pipeline. and we know that adam schiff lied on national television telling the world that he and his team had nothing do, no contact with the whistleblower. david, it turns out they did. >> adam schiff is a coward. we know this as a fact because he's not even testifying on monday. before the judiciary committee on the intelligence report. if he understood the importance and he understood all -- he does understand all of what he has done, the mccarthyite tactics that he has been using during this investigation to undermine this president, that's the reason he doesn't want to sit there to answer questions. we'll have our day in the senate. maybe it is, maybe it's not. i want the democrat congressional members in the trump districts to remember next november their vote for impe

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i think it is adam ordering a pizza. >> and adam schiff tries to order a pizza. >> hey, tony's pizza, what can i get you? >> food please, right away. >> what's your address? >> why do you need that >> are you going to order something or what? >> how did you large cheese. greg: yes, all [laughter] [applause] greg: much more after this. it gets even better. now back to "the greg gutfeld show". have a great night. greg: this year's big craze, mistaken outrage. people got worked up over some stories that at first sounded really bad, but then turned out not to be. so this year we begin with the first annual greg gutfeld outrage awards. that's right. don't we have -- i don't we have some live music. the band didn't show up. anyway, the second runner up jussie smollett who claimed two guys put a rope around his neck while yelling this is maga country in chicago. in the middle of the night. in sub zero temperature. yeah, that happened. for sure. first runner up media coverage over a kid wearing a maga hat that social media accused of taunting a native american man until another tape surfaced

what's your reaction to donald trump saying that about adam schiff? and i think he got it exactly right. he said this is a projection. that's exactly what it is. he tells other people that they are what he is. it's a common enough mechanism in early childhood. and it's -- but as an adult using it all the time it's what we would call primitive. if donald trump were capable of giving a reasonable discussion of something he didn't agree with, he would make some sort of logical case. but he's unable to do that. he runs kind of a simple program in that way, so he tells you that other people are what he is being accused of and what he actually is. >> so in that sense, doctor, does that mean that his source material for what he is saying is almost always himself because that's the only source material he has? >> yes. everything is about him. as you pointed out he doesn't have actual knowledge so he just says what feels right to him. and especially what he thinks is in his personal interest. your other guest was pointing out that he is replacing america with

i think it is adam ordering a pizza. >> and adam schiff tries to order a pizza. >> hey, tony's pizza, what can i get you? >> food please, right away. >> what's your address? >> why do you need that >> are you going to order something or what? >> how did you get this number? >> you called me. >> i would like a large cheese. greg: yes, all [laughter] [applause] greg: much more after this. it gets even better. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm jon scott. worshippers targeted this weekend in two separate cases of horrific violence. a shooting this morning at a church near fort worth texas left at least two people dead including the gunman, another is in critical condition. witnesses say the gunman fired twice inside the church with a rifle or shotgun before he was gunned down by two parishioners. the motive still unknown. more senseless bloodshed last night, this time at the home of a rabbi north of new york city. people had gathered there to celebrate hanukkah when a man with a machete burst in and stabbed five worshippers two of them critically. the blood soaked suspect fled

i think it is adam ordering a pizza. >> and adam schiff tries to order a pizza. >> hey, tony's pizza,hat can i get you? >> food please, right away. >> what's your address? >> why do you need that >> are you going to order something or what? >> how did you get this number? >> you called me. >> i would like a large cheese. greg: yes, all [laughter] [applause] greg: much more after this. greg: much more after this. it gets even better. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack,

that would be adam schiff, their leader. the report is chock-full of nothing but conspiracy theories, left-wing opinions, conjecture, hearsay witnesses, complaints about f donald trump's foreign policy by people who think they are more important than a duly-elected president, and a whole lot of outright lies. and, yeah, two quotes from george washington and alexander hamilton. they are even dragging them through the mud. this is not a serious document. in fact, the only clear piece of relevant, clear, hard evidence is testimony from their one direct witness. that guy right there, ambassador gordon sondland. according to the report, quote, i am reading, "on september 9th, sondland claimed the president answered an open question about what he wanted from ukraine with aned immediate denial. i want nothing. no quid pro quo. "uh, that is the only person under the federal rules of evidence, not the hearsay witnesses or opinion witnesses, that is the only guy that could be a real witness in a real court of law. the others, inadmiss

adam schiff. in terms of the fisa abuse, we're going to get the report tomorrow. >> right. maria: michael horowitz testifies in front of your committee on wednesday. >> yes. maria: will we see there was exculpatory evidence held back from the fisa court in order to get a warrant to spy on carter page? >> we'll soon see. there's a pattern of where they've manipulated the evidence to get a warrant. they ignored strong signals that christopher steele, the author of the dossier, was biased against trump. they withheld information from the court about how the dossier was created. they never informed the court that it was paid for by the democratic party and christopher steele hated trump's guts. i'm looking for evidence of whether or not they manipulated the facts to get the warrant. and as to the counterintelligence investigation, why didn't they tell president trump that they suspected carter page of working with the russians? and if they didn't tell him, there's a reason. counterintelligence is desi

i want to see adam schiff's call logs. i want to see how many times he and members of his staff coordinated with the whistleblower and trump-hating lawyers and everyone trying to create a frenzy for a coup whe when we should be working on behalf of the interests of the american people. >> sean: well said both of you. thanks for what you do. we will be watching the talk show tomorrow. thank you both. house democrats now engaged in what is only a grand gross political stunt. not caring one bit about you, we the american people. all while president trump, what is he doing? he is out conducting work on behalf of we the people abroad that includes standing up to world leaders like he promised and holding our allies accountable like he promised to do their fair share. take loongeght. >> we have a tremendous amount of captured isis fighters over in syria. and they are all under lock and key. but many of them -- many from france, many germany many from u.k. mostly from europe some of the countries are agreeing. i have not spoken t

>> adam: and the celebration continues for these lsu fans. none of them left and they might be right back here on december 28th, whether they are number one or number two. right? but they made a strong case for number one. we will see what joe burrow's old teammates to do tonight in the big ten championship as ohio state faces wisconsin. mr. and mrs. burrow sharing a smooch. >> rick: they made a pretty good baby. >> brian: were talking about who is going to be number one. it is a foregone conclusion that oklahoma will be number four but who will be number one? i think lsu has stamped their ticket to be the number one team, given this performance and the impressive nature of it. >> brian: i would agree with you. they waved them, without question. and this is as impressive as it gets in a conference championship game. we will see what happens later but i thought lsu could've stayed at number one when they were demoted a couple weeks ago. >> adam: they went back and forth. for georgia, where did the dogs go from here to be the team that can win

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i think it is adam ordering a pizza. >> and adam schiff tries to order a pizza. >> hey, tony's pizza,t can i get you? >> food please, right away. >> what's your address? >> why do you need that >> are you going to order something or what? >> how did you get this number? >> you called me. >> i would like a large cheese. greg: yes, all [laughter] [applause] greg: much more after this. it gets even better. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that trea

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i do not know what to make of adam schiff. unless what you see is precisely what you get.ithout conscience. >> sometime ago he wrote a report, the mainstream media peddled it, the democrats. it and today we now know the inspector general has given it a failing grade. adam schiff told us there was no fisa abuse and told all the evidence was presented to the court and he said the dirty dossier, the political opposition research was not the central piece of evidence allowing our government on the trump campaign, all of those things are proven lies in a basic question, why would the american people believe a single thing adam schiff says going forward when he has a demonstrated history and getting caught lying which almost never happens about way of washington. lou: your exactly right very seldom have we seen documented evidence of demonstrating the sitting congressman is a liar. and he's 242. whereto we go from here. first of all i want to stipulate, this is an impeachment that will go nowhere if indeed it moves to a vote, it's a sad tragic farce. how do you work with these p

lou: kevin mccarthy telling reporters that perpetuating lies is nothing new for adam schiff. >> adam has a hard time with the truth. adam said just a few days ago in his words he is going to send the president back to the golden thrown -- throne he came from. adam made up his mind a long time ago. he didn't have the proof so he had to write his own story. lou: but his objective was to overthrow the president of the united states who the dimms deem unbeat panel at the polls. the impeachment report makes the argument president trump was acting on reasonable and valid concerns on corruption? ukraine in the republican report. and not in self-interest. as adam schiff and his band of radical dimms are alearning. the republicans write, the evidence shows president holds a deep-seated reasonable scepticism of ukraine based on its history of pervasive corruption. the president's initial hesitation to meet with president zelensky without thoughtful review is entirely prudent. the republicans took aim at the denial of the radical dimms that publicly available and i are refutable evidence shows

from adam schiff. i think he's a maniac. i think adam schiff is a deranged human being. i think he grew up with a complex for lots of reasons that are obvious. i think he's a very sick man and he lies. adam schiff made up my conversation with the president of ukraine. one of the reasons people keep talking about it is that's what they saw. we have a beautiful three or four-page transcription. on the other page, a two-page transcription of the conversation. a lot of people didn't read that. a friend of mine, a great friend of mine called and said, gee, i didn't like what was said. i said, where did you see it? no, i didn't read it. i heard adam schiff give it. i said that's not what was said. i sent him a copy of what was said. he said this isn't what he said. this guy is sick. he made up the conversation. he lied. if he didn't do that in the halls of congress, he'd be thrown in jail. he did it in the halls of congress, he's given immunity. this is a sick person. he's a liar. by the way, nancy pelosi kn

and also they suggested somehow maybe adam schiff should be a witness to this. heard adam schiff in his press conference say members of congress were complicit. not enough information at this point, i imagine he was talking about nunes. as you point out, he shows up all through this talking to giuliani, talking to lev parnas. do they wait for more information? something else that schiff said there was that there is this discussion about whether or not they wait for every fact. right? every witness to come forward. obviously, some witnesses, a lot of witnesses, from this without, is this matter urgent enough to just meev forward? and schiff feels it's urgent enough they don't necessarily have to wait on every fact. >> a risk what they're doing. worth noting. >> a risk to democrats? >> in terms of not waiting. there's clearly information they're not going to have. i mentioned before. they made their piece before they won't probably have it. a risk to rushing ahead and not following what has traditionally been a schedule for how you handle this kind of thing. i und

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right adam? >> and now adam shift with carfax. ♪ jingle bells batman smells, adam laid the foundation for impeachment. wiseman do this, how g. ♪ giuliani, that somebody in ukraine, if you ever saw him, he would drive you insane ♪ ♪ [laughter] [applause] why do i even need to do monologue? so this charade continues and the serious news takes it seriously because it's so serious. i mean they actually referred to these experts as witnesses it was as though they witnessed nothing. the fact is that the democrats have a phony show trial using your tax money. it's like finding out your spouse is cheating on you after they bill you for the jacuzzi suite. meanwhile the jacuzzi? well really we all got played. you turn into watch the five and instead you get this idiot. >> the constitution says you get no titles of nobility so while the president can name his son baron he can't make him a barren [booing] gotta love that the she thought she was so clever. , you people is the.they didn't leave the joke about

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it is indictment that the things that adam schiff was saying.s an indictment of jim comey's leadership at the fbi. the biggest takeaway out there, maria, what the inspector general's findings clearly delineate, even if you concede, and i don't, even if you concede there was a predicate to start this, there was no predicate to continue a counterintelligence investigation against the president of the united states. they had to do it by making those false representations to the fisa court. maria: yeah. we'll speak to devin nunez shortly of course. you referred to the nunes memo back in 2018, february of 18, where he wrote out all of the misconduct that took place by that cabal of people. then schiff came out with that correcting the record memo which we know now was wrong, just flat-out wrong. you mentioned some of the wrongdoing. one of them we know from the michael horowitz report was altering of a document by a fbi lawyer. tell me about that. where are you expect accountability, congressman? >> well, as the inspector general's findings outline,

with me is kelsey butler, adam tim gunn, and chenal bass lake. a number of big asset managers have been getting into an expanding in private markets. what is it doing? kelsey: the firm is definitely growing its footprint into private credit. for one, they have appointed their cfo, meg mcclellan into a newly formed role of how to private bets. they are also doing hiring and potentially more acquisitions o grow their assets. lisa: what is the goal here? why is this happening now? kelsey: it is part of a push from investors. investors want someone who is specialized in these unique asset classes. especially when you are talking about alternatives and there are some intricacies along the way. lisa: although, how much is this coming from investor demand, how much from the fact that fees are higher in the alternative space? kelsey: that is definitely a driver as well as these have kind of compressed along the board. banks are making the smart decisions and boosting fees where they think they will come. lisa: is it largely in private debt or also privat

then adam -- it was factual. then adam schiff gets to do his thing. but did they give you any indication of what's coming next? >> jerry nadler is going start phase two of the circus. jerry nadler has been in the witness protection program for several months after he botched the mueller probe. supposedly we'll talk about the constitutionality of impeachment. and look, during the nixon impeachment hearings you had an actual breakin. you knew what the crime was. during clinton's impeachment you knew he lied to a grand jury. in the last two weeks we were able to expose not only did they not have a quid pro quo, they had to change to it bribery until john ratcliffe pointed out the only person accused of bribery in adam schiff's star chamber in the basement of the capitol was joe and hunter biden. judge jeanine: apparently there was a guy named mark sandy who worked in the office of management and budget. he said the hold-up of the money which was released september 11, he said that hold-up had to do with the contributions by other countries. we have some

right adam? >> and now adam schiff receives a christmas present.ughter] , well superb work everyone, we are so close to our goal of impeachment. now everyone back to work. >> look boss you know before you go you're doing such a great job with his impeachment job we all pulled our money together and got you something. from. [laughter] >> it's beautiful. [laughter] [background noises] [laughter] no, wait that's not,. [background noises] >> i love it. it's just how alexander graham bell envisioned it. well time to impeach. greg: bill the you word of the week was historic. weather was a gibbering clowns at cnn or the nation's capital but they'll want you to believe impeachment was a momentous and bigger and louder then swallows flatulence. but they are ripe for the wrong reasons. this is historical in venice the first impeachment design for future crimes. not what trump is done, but what he might do later. really, if we could punish people for stuff they didn't do, then we would have to impeach the entire congress. that's why they're putting off the vo