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we're told the staff at the em baa sit are safe and have plans to evacuate. and there's already sent hospitalers and more marines. this plays into a larger power struggle in the region between the united states and iran as iraq struggles to establish a a stable long-term government. this past weekend the u.s. carried out airstrikes and carried iran-backed fighters. those airstrikes were in retaliation for the death of an american contractor. president trump is blaming today's violence at the embassy on iran. he tweeted during his florida vacation to those millions of people in iraq who want freedom and do not want to be controlled by iran, this is your time. hans nichols joins us. hans, the president president has responded he's blaming this on iran. what is he planning on doing beyond the tweet? >> we don't know. that's one of the big questions here. what sort of response and will it be proportional in the past the president used that as a watch word to guide them on the response. we know most recently he has spoken with his counterpart in iraq. and for a co

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to me i think they really need to do it as soon as we're baaing from break. >> to who's detriment would if it's longer than two weeks. >> i worry it would be to the detriment of the democrats here and the momentum for impeachment and removal. because the senate is saying, you know, we don't really want this. we're going to do it quickly anyway. there's nothing to see here. it's the dems who are trying to press forward with the narrative that they've been able to tell over the past few weeks. if we stall and nothing is happening, then i think that they are the ones that lose the momentum. >> you see it undermines the impeachment case? i mean, the democrats argued urgy, as to why, you know, it rolled things out the way it did over the course of the last few months. >> i think that your point that you just made there is why. they've said this is so important. we have a president who's dangerous here, someone who not only has done really improper things but who will clearly do them again and continue to manipulate the 2020 election, which is fast approaching. so the notion that they are jus

. >> i think chuck is right and it goes baa k ck to one of the arguments he was making in the fast and furious case. remember what he leaves off the table that's an important fact is in fast figuuriousfurious, t administration turned documents into congress. >> for one other thing, we also said it was also wrong. police said we have not had an impeachment with the app of an under line crime. there was not an under line crime in andrew johnson impeachment. i just have to say that. it ignores the facts. >> i agree but i also disagree. i am getting a little hot here. >> bring it. >> there is a larger stupidity that's important. americans are watching. you don't need an under line crimes remove of the president. >> you don't. >> and the reason is very simple. there are also thing that is are criminal but not abusive power. it is a felony to deface a mailbox. >> drink and drive. >> that one is even dangerous. >> any president could go out on fifth avenue, don't shoot anyone. i don't think it is impeachable. and yet right that would be the crime with what turley said. on the flip side, you h

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the president is saying nothing new in that tweet is now k baaing t up. he's known they have been after impeachment, that's why mr. goldman and mr. burkey is here that's why we are going through this charade and answering questions. where is adam? where is adam? his report? his name? you are not adam schiff and you don't wear a pin. >> that's true. we got a problem here. the problem is developing you said you are an attorney, you are a good prosecutor, i believe it, you are a good attorney. do you understand what quid pro quo is, correct? >> yes. >> you understand what's asking for something in exchange for something? >> you do. >> you know about that conversation, correct? >> you want me to read it to you? >> are you talking about 2015? >> no, i am talking about the one from the national -- i will read it to you. >> ast i remember going over t ukraine convincing our team, our leaders convincing them we should provide for long guarantees, i suppose to announce there is a billion dollars long guarantee, i got a commitment from proshenko. i said i am not go

time for government to show real leadership in confronting this problem, because i'm just one person, baarying to help government -- but i'm trying to help government get it going on a national level, and that's what i wanted to talk about today. so thank you so much for all that you have done so far. i look forward to seeing the resolution go through, this board of supervisors. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is barbara wilson. i'm a fourth generation san francisco grandmother to nine bay area children. four of whom represent the sixth generation to be raised in our great city. two of my grandchildren in santa rosa have been evacuated twice in the last three years. i want to go back to a time in the early '50s when my brothers and i used to make fun of our grandpa, class of he used to walk around crying about the weather, worrying about his grain stocks, which was his business. and then the co2 levels were at 313 in the '50s. i wonder how he would react today if the co2 level was 412, at seeing his great, great grandchildren already at the age of five and six

i yield to miss baas, gentle lady from california. >> this is a sad day in u.s. history when we have to vote on articles of impeachment because donald trump abused the power of congress of the presidency in his attempt to cheat his way. the facts are uncontested. fact one, the president abused the power of his office by shaking down our country. trump wanted president zelensky to dig up and make up dirt on vice president biden because he sees him as the biggest threat to his e areelection. hoping the mere announcement would create doubts about biden and strengthen trump's hand in the 2020 election. trump obstructed congress by engaging a cover up. he refused to comply in congressional subpoenas. congress is a co-equal branch of government, one of our responsibilities is to provide investigations of the administrati administration. the checks and balances that the framers built into the constitution so no one branch has unchecked power. we have no choice but to vote to pass articles of impeachment. president trump obstructed the ability of congress from performing

don't buy the line that impeachment shouldn't be pursued because the country is divided d baa when republicanslinton's impeachment, only 30% supported it. more than polls, principles and precedent do matter. and the question is this. should presidents ask foreign powers to investigate their domestic political rivals. and somehow i doubt if a democratic president did that to a republican that they would be cool with it. they'd be scheming bloody murder and they'd be right. >> let me just say this. it would be a good test for us if a republican president had done these things would a republican delegation have told him to get out of town? i hope so. only time will tell. >> well, now we know the answer. and that's your reality check. >> which is a phenomenal reality check, john, but just to follow up here. a month before nixon quit, and you will hear people running around saying that 50% mark right now is somehow low? >> that doesn't pass the fact test. >>> so james comey admitting to sloppiness in the sur vauns of a former campaign aide. but the president says comey should be in jail and he's te

. >> i was just thinking about baa what you callednd the spinelessness. i think that's a little bit of n harsh judgment. if you actually go back and look, you will see not only the secretary general but also the o chief and othersna speaking out quite clearly in the security council against the numerous violations of international humans that have occurred in syria. what is always difficult is what do you do about it? the reality of course is that the u.n. and the programs, theyo don't have, n if you like, theyr independentel authorities. they relyly on the security council to reinforce. i suppose it would be fair to say what we have seen over the f lastun many years have been a dg gradual but pretty w constant decaying of respect for the most fundamental principles, for instance, how you behave during war. now, i not only think, i know this is of great concern to central figures within the u.n. and i think they have on a number of occasion spoken out against it. now, then you mentioned responsibility to protect, which is a topic i've spent some time on,

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