bill barnes and of course the city attorney's office bill sanders who unfortunately cannot be here today which will lead me to ask that this item be continued to the call of the chair because i think he is important to this conversation and i want to thank you for meeting with my office and my staff, to further understand and get to the bottom of this regulatory arena. thank you in particular to public works for agreeing to hold off on adoption of your objective standards while we create this space for this hearing today and any follow-up that will come from it and thank you to that has indicated within the next quarter, they will present their updates to their 2010 recommend dumb which i just referenced and i also note the board of appeals in july of this year also requested that update from public-health. while much of this boils down to a very frustrating legal conundrum that is the result of federal and state pre 'emion i want to turn this over members of the public who wait merchandise time for this hearing and despite my frustration, at having most of our well intentioned ideas rej

barnes johnson's plan to take the u.k. out of the european union on the 31st of january the e.u. would join bill is widely expected to pass after last week's that the next and gave boris johnson spoke of banks and conservatives a decisive majority in bonn and then this would pave the way for johnson to deliver on his pledge to get drinks and done more than 3 yards off the referendum vote to quit the. show fun to go prime minister bars johnson open the debate in parliament thomas little make us to move the country forward after today's vote this bill learns the emphatic lesson of the last caller unlike members opposite and project any. breed apart from the e.u. when the 31st of janet at that point breaks it will be dog it will be. this story a story of the last 3 dogs will be actually day and we will be able to move forward to speak together the bill ensures that the implementation period was over 30 plus of december next year with no possibility of an extension. and he'd have his big mouth is outside. in london following that debate now brags it will be over until the 1st of january is boris joh

barnes johnson's bland to take the u.k. on to say you've been union on january the 31st given johnson's decisive election victory last week the bills widely expected to pass on johnson has made a few changes to the agreement this is a look at some of the key points. after becoming prime minister boris johnson successfully lobbied for changes to the withdrawal agreement laying out the thames for britain's departure from the european union parliament held the final passage prompting early elections which gave johnson's proved brags that conservatives a solid majority. the divorce deal settles the divisions of assets and liabilities it also guarantees the rights of e.u. citizens living in britain and yukie citizens in e.u. countries and finally sets out the future for the vexed irish border di lemma that proved to be the main sticking point in negotiations how to handle trade along the northern ireland border between the u.k. and each member ireland the proposed backstop arrangement was removed in favor of a solution whereby northern ireland will maintain free movement of goods across the border avoiding a hard border with customs pos

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barn a democrat you are on. >> hello. i just wanted to say that i think this is an interesting. from my perspective, i'm 28 years old. and i wasn't old enough when bill clinton was impeached you, know. so this is interesting from my perspective. and just watching this political theater take place if you will. and i just want to say thank you for staying up so late with us over here on the west coast. >> this is primetime for you all out there, isn't it? >> yes a little bit. there >> you go. thanks for. watching becky >> relievers former ohio, upended like. good evening. buddy >> yes, so i would like to say this is a sad day. in my opinion, that we have to address the behavior of our president. i believe that i have watched most off it and red most of it and i believe that focusing on the behaviors important and i think the behavior is impeachable. and i would just like to congratulate those patriots that testified and did their duty. and i just want to thank them and honor them for looking out for america's interest. >> betty, how much of the hearing did you watch today? how much of the 14 hours were you able to watch? >> since i work, i was not able

barn, you can never get it back. so i rise today in opposition to this bill. pause.ly to ask, let's let's replace this positive bill, which we all support, eplace this privacy risk with another pay-for we can all agree on without more work is done in this measure. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from north carolina. thank you, mr. speaker. i want to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from washington, mez delbene. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. delbene: mr. speaker, i think this bill is all about sure that we support consumer privacy and that we do way. a streamline so the legislation this bill would actually make this more and, again,onsumers i want to reiterate the nderlying legislation, the fafsa act, was passed out of republican majority in the almost inance committee a year ago and passed the senate by unanimous consent shortly truly a bipartisan effort. currently each year when an fying their income for income-based repayment plan, students have to manually go and su

bill hemmer gets one. if you can't get to studio audience and you happened to be in texas, saturday i will be signing books at in woodlands in barnes a book, i will give you a car and you a car. [cheers and applause] >> brien: is that what you're doing on your brand-new show? >> i will consider that, brian. brian: congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> i consider a great honor and very much looking for the great opportunity, great chapter and making you guys proud as well. we will do the best we can starting on 1/20, 20/20. steve: and then you'll be impeached. let's talk about your primary job covering the news, obviously the news today in about 90 minutes the house judiciary committee will get back together, they were suppose today vote last night, they had a deal with the republicans. we are going to cut things off at 5:00 and have a vote but there was such -- >> abuse of power bribery, call it whatever your focus wants to call it but at the end of the day you don't have the facts. >> guess what word is not anywhere in the transcript, demand. >> what we heard today from my colleagues is a lot of discussion about crimes that th

barn knack will, donny deutsch, jonathan lemire and adrienne elrod are all still with us. and joining the conversation, nbc news correspondent hidedeidd editor at large of the conservative website, billpolls out again? they're so staggering in terms of bad news for the president. >> they really. and you hear hacks who work for donald trump in the news media saying, you know, writing these up and saying, oh, this has just been horrible for democrats. and, oh, nancy pelosi has just absolutely misjudged the electorate. she actually hasn't. numbers from fox news are so devastating that they may not move a single republican that's voting, probably won't because they all run scared, but they will have aprn impact in the general election. >> you get a sense of where people are here. 50% of registered voters think the president should be impeached and removed from office. that's up one point since october. 4% think he should be impeached but not removed from office. 41% do not think he should be impeached at all. when being loing at tlooking ats of impeachment broughtpy house democrats, 53% believe president trump abused the power of his office. 34% do not. 48% believe he obstructed justice,