beto o'rourke, i'm so glad you are here. i have been curious about how you would think about all these different issues. so, welcome this evening, to the program. look, the republicans -- they got what they wanted so far. there is now an impeachment inquiry. biden is calling it a baseless political stunt. and i'm wondering, without any information on this high crime and misdemeanor, which we thought was the requirement, is any of this truly warranted? >> laura, first of all, thanks for having me on. i wonder if the seas really, at the end of the day, what republicans want. they may think they want this right now. but the fact that they have had years to investigate the president and his son, and have been able to turn up nothing -- and, it's not just me saying it. it is republican members of congress who are saying this as well -- means that, over the course of this next year, the american public and, importantly, the electorate, is going to become increasingly frustrated with the waste of time and resources and attention an

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. >> yeah, do you guys remember beto o'rourke was running for president. >> you remember we all thoughtd an impression you broke the beto impression. jimmy was the first one to do the hands. and the standing on the table. i'll never forget, we were onset, and jimmy, you're in beto gear, and you're watching the real video and you're saying, "guys, beto is sitting next to his wife we need to find beto's wife. and producers were running around and rebecca is tapped to play beto's wife. our third day on the show. we're already on cloud nine. hair and makeup comes to whisk rebecca away and leave me totally alone on set and rebecca turns to me with all the cockiness in the world -- do you remember what you said >> i did i said, "show biz, biyatch." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, yeah good for you >> i never said the word "biyatch" before in my life. it just like came out of me some how i don't know >> jimmy: yeah we actually have a still from that sketch we did together. and here it is here. >> you'll notice, that's not rebecca. >> jimmy: no, that's actually not rebecca. >> no, th

or visit the website, sees beto o'rourke/c-span on now -- visit the website, c-span.org or the app cspanow. >> c-span's documentary competition is back, celebrating 20 years with this theme, looking forward while iderg the past. we are asking middle and high scope people to create a 5-6 minute video addressing these questions. what is the most important change would like to see in america and the next 20 years. or, over the next 20 years -- over the past 20 years, what was the most important change. there giving away a grand prize with one prize o