bush to joint base andrews.he will be flown to houston, texas, where he will lay in repose at st. maarten's episcopal church. interred at the george h.w. bush presidential library and museum. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. we are still awaiting the arrival of george h.w. bush's casket at joint base andrews. we saw people honoring the life and legacy of the 41st president of the united states at the national cathedral in washington . he will be arriving here at joint base andrews where he will be flown to ellington field, houston, texas. you can see the funeral procession right now coming into joint base andrews. we are also expecting the bush family to arrive as well, where they will have a separate ceremony there at joint base andrews. the casket carrying the 41st president of the united states now arriving at joint base sanders in maryland -- joint maryland.ws in he will be flown to ellington field, houston, maryland. he will be flown to ellington field, houston, texas. he will lie in r

jeff zeleny at joint base andrews, as the plane lands.this is the first time the five bush children will be together since their father died. jeb, marvin and doro are on the tarmac, i believe. neil and george w. bush on the plane. there are five children, 12 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren. former president bush or george h.w. bush hated the term "dynasty," hated it, but that's a dynasty. >> he also hated the term "legacy." he didn't like it used around him, pause it conotes some sense of entitlement. george h.w. bush and barbara bush, the longest presidential marriage in history. they met when they were teenagers in a dance in greenwich, connecticut. and he said she was the most beautiful creature she had ever laid eyes on and the only man she had ever kissed and her children about threw up when she said that. the residence staff adored the bushes. he would grill hamburgers on the south lawn for them. they were a loving, wonderful family to work for and they treated everyone the same, from statesmen to maids. >> i heard that from a

andrew johnson to other people. so that poses a problem for a biographer right there. we don't have his inner voice. and with jefferson you have 18,000 letters that he wrote over the period of his life and, you know, other kinds of documents and other things and even though he remains an enigma to other people there's enough there to craft some sense of what he's thinking, what he's feeling and who he was. johnson, you're at a disadvantage because we don't really of that to the same extent. and the letters we have that show when he's a young man show lots of misspellings, lot of phonetic spellings of things and it's difficult to wrap your mind -- i mean, it was for me. difficult to wrap my mind around who he really was because we just don't have the kind of record that you would typically have. not leaving aside somebody like jefferson but other people who are president is just not there. so that's a big problem. and because we don't have lots of his letters and there's not, you know, a huge repository of them of hi

bush -- has now arrived at joint base andrews.e you being along today to also talk about the man that you knew. but also to witness this, too. you know, it is a journey. for someone in strong christian i want you to talk about how he looked at life in the end of life. >> it was that sometimes a mystery to him, but he had these episcopalian views. his mother really guided him. he strove throughout his life to capture what she had learned. she was an episcopalian, but a lot of the stories i'm hearing on tv are somewhat apocryphal and inaccurate. she was sort of an evangelical episcopalian. she read cs lewis but she also read francis schaeffer. actually, she met francis schaeffer. so he got into that a little bit himself, trying to recapture that. i remember once in the oval office they learned that his mother was taking a turn for the worse, and he broke into sobs. i had seen him laugh so many times. he laughed so hard that tears had come down his cheeks because he loved humor. but this was a first time i had seen him not just teari

andrew welcome back. but it's great to be with you and i want to say thank you for you were the only commissioner to publicly draw attention to position concentration and really this was the key focus to whole market manipulation and let me just say you were the only commission it. was appreciate it thank you very much well that's nice of you to say and i wish we could have done better back then but it turns out that some of the news that i want to talk with you about now involves that very same sort of stuff so over the years there's been this you know innuendo about j.p. morgan getting these massive positions and some of that actually goes back andrew to when bear stearns collapsed in early earlier i guess spring of two thousand and eight all of those positions were transferred over to because j.p. morgan bought them they actually took some of the traders over with them and it created this position that was so large that j.p. actually had to get a waiver from my old agency and they were given a time cer

andrew's uncle reginald is buried here.e brothers, he was particularly close to andrew's own father. my father has written a letter to his uncle. "you were so cruelly taken from the family by that sniper‘s bullet, on your first day of active service." both: we will remember you. there is one more cemetery to visit — the grave of herbert. just two months before the war would finally come to an end, herbert was killed, aged 19. it was his sacrifice which broke your grandmother's heart. that was the final straw, undoubtedly. in the last year of the war, the sturts had lost three sons in the space of six months. tragic, but not unusual. many families had been robbed of their young men, a lost generation who had made the ultimate sacrifice. the sturt brothers were part of what was dubbed the "lost generation". small communities were hardest hit, fighting to survive without the young men who had marched off to war. as jackie 0'brien from reporting scotland discovered, even those who returned faced a harsh future. the cameron high

andrew stays with us.will get a chance to ask him what the sweet spot for oil price is. theng up in the next hour, city special economic advisor. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: wti crude near its lowest level in nine months. andrew is still with us. is there a sweet spot for the oil price? andrew: i think it is hard to be too precise about it. i think the global economy can handle anything between $75 and $50. i think where we are now is going to be a little bit more stimulative. i think the biggest impact this is going to have is it is probably a modest boost for the e.m. complex, given where oil is now. markets, it will drive more divergence between the oil consuming and oil-producing countries. nejra: is that why you are long? andrew: that is one reason. i think the view that the dollar will weaken last yea -- next em. i think would also help you have a lot of these markets that have repriced quite a bit. it will be completely smooth sailing, that we do think the outlook is pretty good. with upgraded em an

andrew black is there for us. andrew: the party is well. underw 65,000 people will be here in central edinburgh to bring in the new year. lots of music and entertainment happening. franz ferdinand, scottish indie band, are the main headliners. let's have a quick wor with one or two of this evening's partiers. >> hello. andrew: where have you come from this evening? >> yorkshire yorksre. small town. andrew: why did you come all the way to edinburg? >> i sawhe pictures online. it looks amazing. andrwe: anhing you are looking forward to in particular? >> sorry? andrew: anything you're looking forward to in particular? >> fireworks. can't wait. andrew: have a good night. cheers. all about brexit tonight, they will be celebrating scotland with the rest of the eu, no matter what happens. more in scotland decided to vote agaiing the eu and the referendum in 2016. if you look up here, you willh mae edinbustle. that is where th thing is that main event -- that is where the main event is happening. everything is building up to the behuge fireworks di

andrews air force base. >> until we're gone it's newsrooms and andrews air force base.d chunk of the modern republican party history. whether republican party will return to that history -- >> working on it. >> brian, is it the proper title, former chairman of the former republican party? >> if i slip that word in i'm sorry. >> you know what they say about this town? one of the best titles you can have is former. >> that's true. just a moment here, we want to go back to the portion toward the end, yes, that portion, of the eulogy by 43 of 41. >> and his address the 41st president of the united states said this. we cannot hope only to leave our children a bigger car, a bigger bank account. we must hope to give them a sense of what it means to be a loyal friend, a loving parent, a citizen who leaves his home, his neighborhood and town better than he found it. what do we want the men and women who work with us to say when we are no longer there? that we were more driven to succeed than anyone around us or that we stopped to ask if a sick child had better? state a moment to

it's going to take about 30 minutes for the convoy to arrive at joint base andrews. the "hail to the chief" again will be played. the body of the 41st president will be loaded onto an aircraft and the family will depart with president george h.w. bush and there will be more tomorrow, obviously, in texas at the site of the burial. don, your thoughts? >> the class, dana used the word "regal" of the ceremony itself. the humor is very important. the humor from alan simpson, the humor for george w. bush, the humor at the late president bush's expense, which is the way he liked it. this town lacks humor. to break up tense moments, to break up tough moments, this town lacks it sorely right now. to see it play out in such an important setting in such a decent way. also the substance. it was very substantive when you heard alan simpson talk about the tough domestic decisions president bush had to make to raise taxes, brian mulroney talking about when the wall came down, when mandela was freed. all the big things bush had to deal with. just a wonder. classy encapsulation of th

what andrew jackson was saying is he is a pure populist. he died penniless. he was part of the unforced migration of human beings to that point in history and it's probably a quarter million scots irish that come to the united states here is this class that returned the favor it is a perfect populist insurgency. >> tr is also on the cover of the book. how was he a populist? and what was the social turbulence going on at the time that helped him along? >> he became more populist as he got crazier. roosevelt definitely was a progressive band was and delete. as he starts outcom out, he's an accidental president, takes office but of course teddy roosevelt being the cockiest person that has ever lived to this mckinley conservatism, rips it up and throws it into his and he has ideas about everything. he has a plan for how the naval midshipman should do their anesthetics and every part of the government that is a technocratic progressive that is not a populist yet. what happens for him, he leaves william howard taft very explicit instructions about what they are sup

it has been nearly one year since c-h-p officer andrew camilleri .... was killed by a driver who investigators say, was impaired... and going 120- miles per hour. our grant lodes is here with the lodes is here our grant hour. miles per going 120- impaired... and say, was investigators driver who was killed by a camilleri .... andrew officer year since c-h-p nearly one it has been fallen officer.to remember a are gathering the bay area from around and civilians enforcement where law today.today.waiver, hopefully receive the as soon as we receive the waiver, hopefully today. now to a somber night in hayward... where law enfoement and civilians from around the bay area are gathering to remember a fallen officer. it has been nearly one year since c-h-p officer andrew camilleri .... was killed by a driver who investigators say, was impaired... and going 120- miles per hour. our grant lodes is here with the message tonight... from camilleri's widow... and c-h-p. (grant) andrew camilleri was just 33 years old when he was killed along 880 uin hayward last chris

special air mission 41 is landing right now at joint base andrews.urse this is a very poignant moment for a dignified president, bush 41, and we are watching this arrival ceremony for him at joint base andrews. it is set to begin. once the ceremony is over, where the family will be present, the casket carrying the president's body will be taken to the capitol building where it will lie in state tonight and all day tomorrow. we will be right back with much more. don't go away. (toni vo) 'twas the night before christma, and all thro' the house. not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are performers, dancers, designers the dads and the drivers. there are doers of good and bringers of glee. this time of the year is so much more than a bow and a tree. (morgan vo) those who give their best, deserve the best. get up to a $1,000 credit on select models now during the season of audi sales event. so they say that some day ai will transform the human race. well, today you're a little busy transforming your call center. dealing with millions of

." >> julie andrews, "mary poppins."n dyke. >> to me, this is the greatest family classic of all time. supercalifragilistic- expialidocius. >> for the first time, the curtain was raised on the music. >> ♪ supercalifragilistic- expialidocius ♪ >> the magic. the legendary movie with a now iconic character that touched the world. >> mary poppins practically perfect in every day. >> mary poppins, long considered to be walt disney's crowning motion picture masterpiece. >> oh, how nice. >> it's just across the board wonderful. >> he brought together everything that he knew how to do and how to do well. art, music, story, technological invasion. >> this is the plan for a supercar tune camera. >> it's now the stuff of legend. walt's daughter dianne loved the weeks and he made mary poppins his mg passion prajics, persistent in his quest to get the film rights from p.l. travers. >> she shied away from offers for film adaptations for decades. >> two decades, to be exact. walt disney finally earned the prize while still butting head

. >> take a look how andrew jackson was elected president in 1828. we're going to go ahead and start. welcome to our latest lunch time lecture. i'm chief historian year at the u.s. capitol historical society. welcome. i'm really pleased today to introduce you, if you don't already now, jeanne and david heidler, they've been speakers here before for their book on george washington's circle and today we're really honored that we're one day in to the official existence of their latest book on andrew jackson. the rise of andrew jackson was just released officially yesterday so we're at the threshold of greatness here with the book and i hope you consider buying it. they're going to be able afterwards to sign it for anyone who is interested and i also want to point out that their previous book i said was here before, washington circle, we're selling discounted copies back there. i'm told the hard cover at that we're selling is five cents more than amazon's soft cover. so, that sounds like a win-win. anyway, i hope you'll have some great questions for jean

lucia barres came to andrew a few years ago.er daughter, the first in her family to go to college, needed financial help. andrew and his wife were happy to oblige. "they are really good people" lucia says. "every company has different bosses, but here, one feels that they get very special treatment." it's why lucia felt comfortable four years later asking for a new loan. >> and we asked her what it was for, and she said, it's for my daughter's, so that i can go watch my daughter gra edgraduat college, and our eyes just teared up, to be able to loan out money for someone to change their lives or their children's lives, in that way, was what this was all about. >> reporter: and nothing, even in this business, could be sweeter than that. i asked andrew what his dream for rubicon bakers was, and he said, well, running a business with 200 employees is a lot more difficult than running one with 100, but still, it's doing so much good, he'd love to be running a company with 300. garvin thomas, "nbc bay area news." >> doesn't that just

murray energy corporations top lobbyists andrew wheeler.year, murray energy paid nearly $3 million to wheeler's lobbying firm to deliver government access just like this. months after the photo was taken. >> i'm andrew. >> president trump would nominate wheeler from coal company lobbyist to deputy administrator of the epa. >> i'm not surprised, i'm app l appalled but not surprised. >> reporter: to those that track the actions on the environment like colombia university michael gerard, wheeler is a worst-case scenario. >> wheeler is carrying out the wish list of the lobbyists that want to shut down environmental registrati registratio registrations. now he's in the driver's seat. >> that industry wish list turns out is real. shortly after donald trump took office, murray energy, the cole company delivered an action plan, a recommended agenda of rolling back regulations to get the government off the coal industry's back. >> you promised to put america first. >> reporter: trump's scandal ridden initial administrator got the ball rolling before

>> morgan: i think andrew gillum is a talented politician. watched him in florida, state i grew up in. it's not surprising to me about beto getting this energy. as much as i respect biden even though i'm a republican, i just don't see. he seems hesitant. the same thing that happened in '16. he seems hesitant to get in. he's leading in the poll. i don't think he ultimately is going to go for it. this is not based on fact. this is just based on my cable news pontificating. >> jesse: don't put that down. >> morgan: i think president trump never held elected office before coming here, so it will be tough to beat him. i still like, a lot of everybody, not that the democrats care what i think. i still like kamala harris. she is tough to beat. she's a smart woman. she held herself well in the judiciary hearings. if the democrats want a woman, i would put my money on her. >> juan: beto o'rourke got 15%. bernie sanders 13, and your pal kamala harris. >> greg: your best friend. >> juan: elizabeth warren 6. jesse, what do you think? >> jesse: i think be

and then one night michael crawford was singing the songs of andrew lloyd reverend. -- of andrew lloyd webber. all four of us was singing as we went back to the white house. don't cry for me argentina ♪ [laughter] and tidbits from phantom of the opera and other magic of weber. a few days later is getting hammered by the press for some extraordinarily petty bit of trivia. and suddenly he sings out -- ♪ don't cry for me argentina ♪ [laughter] the president wrote that he was then finally losing his marbles. [laughter] now, these honored guests right here before us, who have held this noble post know all of the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. he was a class act. from birth to death. he had the strong sinews of mind and body, gained from that extraordinary mother. we compared our mothers as velvet hammers, of course. and certainly most awesome fathers. the history books will and are treating him most fairly while uncovering some other powerful traits. his great competitiveness. his raw courage and self-discipline. recall the andrews air base conclave where congressional participant

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julie andrews in "mary poppins."ox-office returns helped expand walt's burgeoning entertainment dreams, including the development of disney world in florida. "mary poppins" was nothing short of a blockbuster. it opened in late 1964 and went on to run for years in theaters all around the country. connelly: and in one of those theaters, in pittsburgh, was a little boy completely mesmerized by what he was seeing on screen. i mean, it was the first film i saw as a child. -the first film? -first film. i was four years old. i remember experiencing something joyous, magical, i think, ignited my sense of music in film, dance in film. it was a sort of a miracle in a way. goodbye, mary poppins. don't stay away too long. ♪ connelly: rob marshall started his illustrious career as a dancer. he was in "cats" on broadway, then became a choreographer and then a filmmaker, directing the blockbuster "pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides" and oscars' best picture for 2002, the musical "chicago." ♪ with that kind of skip in his s

ellison barber reporting, live from joint base andrews. >> we just saw a military honor guard walkedthe area where we are standing. there are sailors here and we are told there are about 114 of them. a black hearse with the presidential seal arrived here just a few minutes ago, you can see that on the tarmac just behind me. the it's escorted by three military march units. there are three initial stages when it comes to a state funeral. this is the start of stage two with nearly 4,000 civilian and military personnel from all branches of the armed forces are part of a task force overseeing all of this. and, the commander in chief is deciding to follow some traditions. they are deciding to leave some things out. and, his motorcade passed through the place he called home for so many years. the historical association says that by planning her own funeral, the president was able to encourage personal touches that could elucidate their character and legacy on a national stage. that's the president's final combination with the nation that they served. >> ellison, thanks. president bush is pu

andrew and i disagree. we disagree on how we leave.ething to happen now, and what needs to happen now is for the government to take a fundamental decision and sake to europe, we are joining wto, on march 30 we will be trading with their roots. let me ask rafa and stefanie, you can't get into the heads of the eu leaders necessarily but you are more expert than we are, if mrs may said that and with conviction, would it have any effect? no, it will not. it will. it won't. ifi may say, with all my respect, i think it is irresponsible the unicorn is you are sending to the public again and again. the eu has to come up with the deal you want, britain has decided to leave and britain has to of the europe something. we're offering you £39 billion, which we do not legally owe you. imagine you don't pay that and want to negotiate a free trade deal, that is not a good starting point? the eu can borrow money to bailout greece, portugal, spain, wherever. you can't borrow money for national budgets, so if we don't pay over, which is a good leveraged

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the labour frontbencher andrew gwynne was also asked on the andrew marr show what labour would do ifer referendum... labour party policy is that all things should be on the table and that we will be pushing for labour deal, a labour deal that protects workers' rights, a labour deal that protects our consumer protections and our environment, one that has that frictionless trade that the prime minister promised... i am sorry tojump in again but i think we have got a very clear answer there, which is that in a second referendum, from your point of view, labour would advocate leaving the eu, but with a labour position? we have said we respect the referendum result of 2016, we want the opportunity to put our values into practice ahead of a general election. what happens next, do you think, nick? we know the commons vote will not be untiljanuary, the prime minister went to brussels this week and didn't really get what she wanted in terms of new assurances, she says she's going to keep talking to the eu but where are we now in the whole brexit process? i remember having this exact conversat

including remarks by leaders including andrew young and yes, siree jackson.e were dr. king at the time of the assassination and ends with the tolling of the bell exactly 50 years after the assassination.

andrew balder in london and lesley newton here.ned by sam taylor, the bbc news channel controller. andrew, what were your concerns about the coverage? my concerns about the coverage? my concerns were, while everyone is very happy that they are potentially going to have a child, and everyone is commiserating with the duchess. , i think that's all the bbc needed to say. there are lots of other major issues that face this country at the moment, from child poverty, the whole thing to do with elderly claire, hospital care, healthcare, education, it needs to be carry on being discussed. now as we heard on the news this morning, japan. earthquakes are the better. your concerns about proportion. yes, i think the actualfact concerns about proportion. yes, i think the actual fact that they mention this condition, and i'm not going to try to save myself because am not quite sure how to say it. a lot of people came out of the woodwork and said yes, i've had it. thank you to bring it to people's attention. i don't think so much of the big stuff

murray energy corporation's top lobbyist, andrew wheeler.ust last year, murray energy paid nearly $3 million to wheeler's lobbying firm to deliver government access just like this. months after the photo was taken -- >> i'm andrew. >> reporter: -- president trump could nominate wheeler from coal company lobbyist to deputy administrator of the epa. >> i'm not surprised. i am appalled, but not surprised. >> reporter: to those who track the trump administration's actions on the environment, like columbia university's michael gerard, wheeler is a worst-case scenario. >> wheeler is carrying out the wish list of the industry lobbyists who have wanted to shut down environmental regulations, as he himself was a lobbyist with exactly that objective, but now he's in the driver's seat. >> reporter: that industry wish list, turns out, is real. shortly after donald trump took office, murray energy, the coal company, delivered an action plan, a recommended agenda of rolling back regulations to get the government off the coal industry's back. >> you have p

andrew: who is everyone? >> greece.ried it. >> every time there's an economic problem, they point to it is their rules. >> this is what happens. next time, northern italy wants to leave the european union will say go ahead. they will say you want to leave, you negotiate. hungary,oland, we have we sort of have occasionally the and the spaniards at one stage. this is going to cure it for ever. elegant.t is so is you can always check in, but you can never leave. i like my version, you can always check out, but you can never leave. 60 years ago, these guys had the prescience of knowing what was going to happen, and they wrote a song about it. i know it by heart. >> the way the whole brexit project has been managed with a nonbinding referendum with three point five percentage points separating the ones that are to leave and the ones that wanted to remain, in a normal country with the constitution, you would require two thirds majority to change that constitution, which this is effectively doing. written is going on a wafer t

andrew? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. yes, good. >> jimmy: what, how are you doing? well? very good. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. are things good? >> things are bad. >> jimmy: the wife is good? >> no things are -- >> jimmy: the kids are good? they're in school. >> everything is -- all of it is bad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: andrew, welcome to the show. welcome back. >> yes, nice to see you for the first time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: welcome back. >> yeah. >> jimmy: as i said. andrew, as an independent expert, can you give us some tips on what to wear to an office holiday party? >> i'd love nothing more. [ laughter ] now, in planning for an office holiday party, it's important to look stylish yet joyful. >> jimmy: okay. >> this outfit, for instance -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh that's you there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a picture of you. >> now this is both mindful of an office dress code as well as evocative of the holiday spirit, which is reflected in the crimson-colored argyle sweater, and santa claus head hat. >> jimmy: the head hat. >> the head hat, yes. >> jimm

david andrews felt the same.s it possible, please, for all this brexit etc that is being bombarded on us by the television, to be moved to another channel, possibly the bbc parliament channel, or even online on bbc three to give the rest of us a little bit of a break and opportunity to reflect on the season? we asked the bbc to respond to those comments about the volume of coverage and explain the reasons behind the schedule changes. they didn't mention the duration changes but told newswatch it was in the public interest for the result of the vote of confidence in theresa may to be broadcast to a mainstream bbc one audience as it was an important political moment with big potential implications for the country. let's reflect on an extraordinary week of political news with ben wright, the bbc‘s political correspondent. thank you for coming on newswatch. this was one of those weeks where viewers saw the green across parliament packed with politicians and tv cameras. what's it like reporting in those kinds of circu

andrew wheeler: "we're not ignoring the government report.e're still looking at the report itself." the report warns the economy could lose hundreds of of the century...president trump:"no, i don't believe it. right now, we're the cleanest we've ever been. and that's very important to me." (ken) that was rene marsh reporting. meantime - new studies say global fossil fuel emissions are about to hit an all time high. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawerence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay with plenty of sunshine. doppler radar is showing mostly dry weather for the state after stormy weather in southern california yesterday. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over california. it will make for a mostly clear night with cold temperatures. lows will be in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and bright with highs in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will be increasing on sunday with a chance of rain sunday night and into monday.

lucia barez came to andrew a few years ago.he first in her family to go to college, needed financial help. andrew and his wife were happy to oblige. they are really good people, lucille says. here they get very special treatment. it's why she felt comfortable. four years later, asking for a new loan. >> and we asked her what it was for. and she said, it's for my daughter's -- so that i can go watch my daughter graduate from college. and our eyes just teared up. to be able to loan out money for someone to change their lives or their children's lives in that way was what this was all about. >> reporter: and nothing, even in this business, could be sweeter than that. i asked andrew what his dream for rubicon bakers was, and he said, well, running a business with 200 employees is a lot more difficult than running one with 100. but still, it's doing so much good, he would love to be running a company with 300. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> what a wonderful man. and his wife. >> like you said, now i want to go out and find the

joining me now, fox news contributor andrew mccarthy.lizabeth: was flynn wrongly led to commit a crime? >> yeah, i think there are two things going on here. you know, number one, yes, they did not comply with their procedures. this looks like a classic perjury trap, to me. the telltale sign is if you were doing this for intelligence purposes, that is having this interview, they had a recording of the interview. they didn't need flynn to tell them what the conversation had been with the russian board. and if they were -- russian ambassador. and if they were really interested in, you know, a deep dive into the conversation, you would play the recording for flynn and ask him what did this mean, what did that mean. so i think they did set this up in order to ask him questions with the thought that he would get some things wrong -- elizabeth: okay. >> -- and perhaps lie to them and that they'd be able to charge him with that. i do think that that happened. at the same time, he lied. and it is true that somebody with his background and experie

. >> andrew johnson's impeachment was over a policy.d not deserve to be president of the united states. >> i'm not a crook. >> one thing leads to another. >> a grave and profound crisis. ♪ >> you're in the office of the president of the united states. how can you talk about blackmail and keeping witnesses silent? >> william jefferson clinton. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the impeachment effort against him failed by a single vote in the senate. >> president nixon -- >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> the ayes have it. impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> i have impeached myself. ♪ >> good evening. i'm fareed zakaria. the constitution's impeachment clause was written by men who fought a revolution to escape the tyranny of kings, and now they wanted to keep the president from becoming a monarch. in one version, the grounds for impeachment were treason and bribery. also proposed, maladministration, but james madison said that was too vague. what if, he asked, a president were to cook up a scheme of peblglation. i

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. >> andrew johnson's impeachment was over policy.rve to be president of the united states. >> i am not a crook. >> one thing leads to another. >> a great and profound crisis. ♪ the minute i held the key next to walls that closed on me ♪ ♪ >> you are in the office of the president of the united states. how can you talk about black mail and keeping witnesses silent. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the impeachment effort against him failed with a single vote in the senate. >> president nixon? aye. >> he's a fallen leader. >> for high creams and misdemeanors. >> i have impeached myself. ♪ that was when i ruled the world ♪ >> good evening. i'm fareed zakaria. the constitution's impeachment clause was written by men who fought a revolution to escape the tyranny of kings. now they wanted to keep the president from becoming a monarch. in one version, the grounds for impeachment were treason and bribery. also proposed, mall administration and james madison said that was too vague. what will if he asked a president were