and i think what boehner and i were discussing. same point to me when we were talking for the book. they said essentially look if 9/11 happened today, do any of us think the response would be anything close to what we saw back in 2001? sadly, i think answer is no. not just along political lines but along those sort of cultural fault lines and we have become self-selected into these ideological eco-chambers. there is so many of these dynamics that we can examine the political change through. but all of it adds up to a country that is sort of at war with itself. and that has manifested itself in any number of different ways. but trump clearly exploited some of that uneasiness, tension that was simmering within the party and the culture itself. >> another story in this book is about mark meadows. republican. north carolina. here it is. when word leaked to gop leadership that meadows had been involved in the plotting against boehner in 2013 even though he did not ultimately oppose him, the brand new lawmaker requested a meeting with th

quick, can we get a picture of john boehner from 2015? great scott! all of this would be damning to the g.o.p.'s complaints, if facts mattered. i miss you, facts. come back! i'll floss this time! so why did the republicans pull this stunt? well, one former prosecutor explains "it is often said of trial lawyers that when the law is not on their side, they pound on the facts. when the facts are not on their side, they pound on the law. when neither the law nor the facts are on their side, they pound on the table." oh, trump is way ahead of you, folks. he's not pounding on the table. he's quarter-pounding on the table. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but even the republican sham argument that the whole thing is a sham might be about to crumble because house democrats plan to make the impeachment probe public as soon as mid november. just in time to ruin thanksgiving. "aunt margaret, can you pass the turkey?" "trump was right about turkey! and ukraine! witch hunt! you want gravy with your honeybaked scam, buddy?" ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) she seems

they're offering boehner shares today deal investor who are willing to hold on to the share for more than 6 months so that's definitely a great incentive but as you mentioned global traders feel that the shares are overpriced and they do not actually expect really a blockbuster debut at this point of time but you never know with these companies are we just seen as national champions everybody wants a buyer of that so probably that could change the dynamics a little. ashutosh stick with us because there's some other big oil news today the opec oil cartel has agreed to cut production but only by half a 1000000 barrels a day that's the equivalent of half a percent of global output members of the organization of the petroleum exporting countries along with russia agreed to the modest cuts at a meeting in vienna their aim is to boost prices has the global economy slows down the move is also an attempt to compensate for higher output from the united states and other producers outside of the cartel. let's go back to russia tosh on this so. what are we expecting from this cut is it going to

[laughter] there you go speaker boehner had the women's restroom right on the floor but it takes a little bit behind the scenes are there issues from your perspective? that they still need to make congress move forward. >> yes there is such a committee last constituted 1994 and 95 i have to say you are giving me something to go back and consider a completely bipartisan committee i wouldn't say we have had a huge focus specifically on women so i will go back and talk about what we could interject with modernization but what we talk about we need more space in the capital for bipartisan discussions believe it or not there are very few places we can come together to have a private conversation to get to know each other very well. but i think things like lactation rooms i have not asked or looked that jamie comes to the floor all the time with her little baby with her. that something we have to focus on. >> now that there are women serving it's a storybook family affair all hands on deck there's a lot of women with small children and taking that into account the orientation is really importan

boehner was sworn in as speaker, he asked dingell to swear him in.sked mr. dingell to swear him in. that's how revered he was. and he's not worthy to carry that man's boots. >> today he was impeached for his conduct as a president. what that showed was his character as a man. and on that he could have been impeached a long time ago. >> it was notable today that nobody defended the president's character on the republican side. they went after process. they went elsewhere. >> no one said there's no way he could have done that. >> exactly. but paul is right. john dingell was one of the last giants of the congress. and he was revered by many, many people and debbie dingell came after him, holding that seat and she's widely admired. she had a lot of friends in congress. i think they will find these actions to be disgusting. it also tells us, in contrast to the last two presidents who have gone through impeachment, nixon and clinton in modern times, both came out contrite when it was over. in both cases, they went on. nixon resigned and clinton had a lot o

great and steen who explained how the yellow vest movement started in november 28th seen living john boehner. who's the real. hero those who call. to. protest this began to occupy roundabouts after the government increased fuel prices but anger had been building since the economic crisis 10 years earlier. the government had bailed out big banks said david but failed to support small businesses. in the process off and so forth. the more mission chosen the best things about being. in the implementors are. the protesters erected traffic book aids and disrupted an infrastructure which they said serve the economic elite and they had shared an anger at losing out so often in prison officers on the linking of those proponents of over 4 dollars also as well so much so much of all these all the. music you might know. of it. it was in the cities where violence erupted and where the police were overwhelmed. joined by militant protesters called black bloc yellow vests carried out symbolic acts of destruction that shocked france and the world. the police equipped with some of the most menacing weapons av

conference in the standings and they're currently in the midst of a five-me long streak bench coach bob boehner is expected to take over in interim. >>in the east bay first responders are tting into the holiday spirit they've been building bicycles for chilen. the richmond police department and fire departments they've been teaming up with community members to get christmas gifts ready ide from the bikes their building. theyay they still need donations of other toys and gifts and if yowant to he you can dp off new unwrapped toys at the richmond police statio or any fire station there. >>county animal services is providing special adoption campaigns to help homeless pets find forever families this holiday season. this friday and saturday there will be $5 adoptions for all animals. this includes most fees associated with adopting an animal including spaying or neuting microchipping d vaccinating the program is part of bissell pet foundation holiday hope campaign animal services is joining mo than 100 shelters in 22 stas offering reduced fee adoptionsin at our website kron 4 dot com where you can

that's the story of journalist and it is there as they will tell at the time mr boehner says thank you very much for joining us here in the past he was working for him a good deal and says that without cia money the paper would never have been able to tell it not because president you know there was explicitly censoring the press but because his government was tightening the screws on him a good or financially they were in a nearby wilcannia for trying to end the government wanted to close down and market it but they couldn't just send the police you know shut the paper down so what they did was found all its accounts they blocked its newsprint supplies they took away all public sector advertising as a result the paper was then in serious financial trouble so the people who did want and what could it to survive did what they could to find funding for it among them the u.s. government this was a fight between 2 armies income but one of the methods the poor in my opinion unlawful by draining the life out of it while the other wanted to provide it with a life like you to get a limited are

don't stand a they will do the was that mean there is there a couple inmous during i think that john boehner air where they were trying to do something that they didn't know they had the votes for and they took a 15 minute vote to extend it or fo2 hours so. you know you uld need if you need to get the clock stops the gavel ly doesn't come down. time just freezes in the house of representatives so just t this straight. they are now voting on article one article one to be some balance of power and then once they get this decided upon the now move on to article yes, a structure congress right there. i mean there may be a motion to reconsider. that can be hat can be that usually ocedurally she voted down the color roll call vote on that which is coming. >>and the yeas and nays on that so that's usually good so we'll see but. 1513 minutes probablyabout 15 minutes afteall of and send an because they let people wander in some ople walk slow d some people kind of t of the pontificate yeah, but the bottom line i mean sn't that they are poised to impeach they are i mean this is. >>you know we make jok

we were trying to get some way to get boehner to not appoint you to a committee. we heard you helped write no child left behind. that's how i started out in the house of representatives. i was a republican in a majority democratic house that was unwanted. in fact, newt lost -- some of you know this, because i see a few faces over there. newt lost that race by seven votes in the house, seven members who said we won't vote for newt for speaker. newt got reelected -- and tom knows this -- he couldn't get reelected speaker so he resigned. and i didn't know he was going to do that. i was going to speak at the national realtors conference out at disneyland at a convention. i got to the hotel that afternoon and there were 72 phone messages for me. the guy came and said boy, i hope nobody died at your house. i said that's a great way to get to a hotel. he said you have 72 messages. i said let me see them. the first 71 were from my wife. i called her and she said have you heard. heard what? newt quit. quit what? he quit as speaker and a member of the house. everybody is ca

. >> there you go. >> it was speaker boehner humbled and women's restroom right off the floor, by the way. >> give us a little bit of the behind the scenes can like what still needs to change. are there nursing rooms, other practical issues that from your perspective, whether you're a woman or not, that still needs to move forward to make congressman forward. >> i happen to serve on the select committee on the modernization of congress. yes, there is such a committee. it was last constituted in 1994-95. i have to say you are giving me something to take back and to consider. it's a completely bipartisan committee. i have loved being on this committee. i wouldn't say that we've had a huge focus specifically on women. so i will go back and come with suzan delbene, go back and talk about what we might interjected there with respect to modernization. but i know what of the things we certainly talk about is we need more space within the capital. this is for bipartisan discussions to take place. believe it or not, except in our member offices that are very few places where we can come togeth

want to thank you all 'd very much for being with us had like to thank you cheryl and heartily love boehner republican strategist ryan gramm the washington bureau chief for the intercept and on tunis a communications strategist at 1157 and fellow at the middle east institute thank you all very much for joining us thank you and have a great new year. and so what's the bottom line from baghdad to beirut to bolivia and paris to hong kong we've seen people flood the streets to demand that their voices be heard and needs be met people feel cheated we've seen elections manipulated controversy over the boeing 737 max president trump denying climate change and the palestinians seeing their hope for a sovereign state get a global shrug in a blind eye and states have more tools and technology than ever to control what you read in here and they are monitoring us sin john and a 1000000 people is tomorrow's nightmare but there's always hope for a better year i choose to look at the efforts of gratitude and berger a young girl who's making us think about our changing planet there are hopeful stories amid

callus mitts off there to fight a smaller part of the fence of it so i sewed these intend up john boehnerd me. that just an angle out of last fall that. just meant that i might have to explode just until the woman resumes i thought was interesting to the legs i'm funny to watch there's also that not in the office to the office up. of them hindu muslim students aside on the insistence of nuns of nuns there's a bias to the apostolic. the now my guns alledged and let us down on the stick john was only on what does that have been about there's no got to go it is all. done you must think even just from now i'm going to sing. yes i have my doctor my wife's name here ok but more importantly is that i have and i want my bulldog the dog. yeah thank you and if you do me and then this is a shark that my son not. to. it's up it's up with a bunch of books and i'm. here no more recent new developments happening to him but it will be yeah i'm going to do i don't exist if this is a man of some medium and it's a new ok i wouldn't do this and that i had this shop and my little machine and that's and that's

and with this militia disposition was existing before the general government even exist we came and boehner would with more than 30 or 35 militia in tripoli now we have only a few more less than 3 or 4 in tripoli and now under your government a cartel of 4 major militia groups have gradually divided up the capital between themselves and they now hold you and the government of national accord ransom to their changing demands and the endless feuds and corruption when i think you have some good information but some of your information is quite old since that back after of tripoli everybody is united under the umbrella of the jenin we don't have militias who are as both for as your reporter explain your own interior minister busha. he blurted it out during an interview in january he said his interior ministry budget forced under the control of militia groups by force that's what he set the ministries expenses have reached 300000000 dinars and widespread corruption was found so he said it minutes. budget belongs to when when mr bush of our our ministers say that the holy war should say that he s

from my understanding, the democrats followed the rules that were adopted when john boehner was speaker of the house to a t. if anyone has a problem with the process the democrats followed, it is a republican process that they followed. saytionally, i just want to , the other item that has come up is whether or not the facts have been contested and from my perspective, the facts have not actually been contested by republicans. has beenfacts mean contested, perhaps, but it is true that trump has been blocking witnesses from testifying. and it objectively true, is objectively true that that is obstruction of congress, so i do not see what is up for debate. host: silver spring, maryland, paul is next. caller: republicans united like never before. i think all of the republicans are looking [inaudible] you have to forget trump and just move on past trump, man. i don't understand it. trump --t move fast past trump, it is a joke. i have been around the world, let's just move on past trump, man. we have a good thing going on in this country. i am so happy to be here. please. we just do not need

they describe all journalists blowing things out of proportion i'll start with you john boehner miami. well 1st of all the irony there is that you know you mention the report that was on fox news well fox news has been accused of spiking stories. and some of the stories that were that were supposed that were that should have more than likely run on fox news that were spiked so you know as far as this particular story you know let's see what this writer has let's see apparently he's being threatened by newsweek with legal action if he moves forward with with any type of story so we'll see you know see what facts he has but i think it's a sad commentary on really the state of journalism overall because you know you have you have magazines like newsweek time for that matter as well which are really a shell of themselves and just across the board not only you know with magazines but in print journalism as well out of the newspapers are just a shell of what they once were miami herald's a good example that is not to say that there's not great journalism coming out of these you know these p

abdul majid to boehner said just over $4900000.00 votes achieving a total of 58.15 percent of the vote. abdel majid to bone is a former prime minister of algeria both men who held that position before and after him were found guilty of corruption he served during the 20 year rule of president abdelaziz bouteflika who resigned in the face of mass demonstrations in i. know you are important to know he does not represent us neither do the other 4 candidates we said no to elections with all those who are part of the former regime and i do not agree with what is happening so we. can i stretch my hand to the protesters to begin a serious dialogue for algeria i thank the protesters as they have helped to bring democracy to the country. with less than 40 percent of the $24000000.00 eligible voters turning out and millions describing the election as a shan the new leader who's likely has a difficult job ahead of him one thing we mange sure to want that is not going to have any crew any religious legitimacy and this week with him and there are a lot of fresh air yes sir robin the people who had

boehner was sworn in, he asked mr. dingle to swear him in. donald trump, not worthy to carry that man's boots. >> today he was impeached for his condulkt as a president. what that shows was his farkt as a man. and on that he could have been impeached a long time go. >> no one defended the president's karkts. >> right. no one said there's no way. >> right. john single is one dhf larsz people and she came after hip and she hea lot of friends in kungress. i think they'll find the as disgusting. but what it also tell uz is impeachment, nixon and clinton in the moudern times. >> and both cases resolved the issues. nixon resigned. and went back to work. this psz is so impateortant. what kind of presidency is this going to be. nixon was good enough to leave. but clinton wuvrlged for the good of the country. not for carrying out vendettas. >> i mean, is it -- >> no. it's not. her words are powerful this evening. the best thing i can say is the president is an entertainer and if you get on the stage and tack for two hours, you're going to regret it. >

. >> there you go. >> that was speaker boehner who moved the women's restroom right off the floor, byhe way. give us a little bit of the behind-the-scenes. are there nursing rooms? are there other practical issues that come up from your perspective, whether you are a woman or not, that still needs to move forward to make congress move forward? >> i happen to serve on the select committee on the modernization of congress. yes, there is such a committee. it was last constituted in 1994-1995. i have to say, you are giving me something to go take back and consider. it's a completely bipartisan committee. i have loved being on this committee. i wouldn't say that we've had a huge focus specifically on women. so i will go back and with suzan delbene, go back and talk about what we might interjected there with respect to modernization. but i know one of the things we certainly talk about is is we need more space within the capital. this is for bipartisan discussions to take place. believe it or not, except in our members offices, there are very few places where we can come together and have p

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. >> here with me now, a former top aide to former house speakers paul ryan and john boehner, brendank with me now. good to see you. brendan, happy holiday weekend. >> happy holidays. >> so in your view is it in the president's best interest to have attorneys in this process? >> maybe on the substance. but as a political matter i think they've actually been winning with their arguments saying that the process is broken. now, a lot of the arguments i think they've been making are sort of dubious, but so far so good, actually, if you're a republican because zero republicans are expected to vote for impeachment and a lot of this has been based on the president's ability to tell the base that this process is rigged, that they've been out to get him from the beginning and he's been playing victims and it's actually been working well for him. so i expect he's not going to participate. i don't think he's going to send any lawyers so he can continue to make that argument and pound it into the base's head, that they're just out to get him. >> and another constant is, you know, republicans have

as i have often quoted john boehner there is no republican party anymore, just the donald trump partythe team has assembled. and that's the way it's going to go. >> i want to play something, carl, that chairman schiff said earlier on the articles of impeachment. >> the argument why don't you just wait amounts to this. why don't you just let him cheat in one more election? why not let him cheat just one more time? why not let him have foreign help just one more time? that is what that argument amounts to. the president's misconduct goes to the heart of whether we can conduct a free and fair election in 2020. >> carl, imschiff is basically saying democrats have no choice but to move quickly here with the election less than a year away. >> well, the articles drafted talk about the president persisting. i think the word used is persists. he continues to persist in trying to entice foreign entanglement into our election. but more important, i think we need to look at not just the time line but the question of the constitution of the united states, if the democrats and hopefully republicans

brendan bulk, former chief communications adviser for paul ryan, and former press secretary for john boehner. let me start with you, brendan. the republicans are now where just 51 of them can agree to witnesses. we don't need two-thirds that we do need for impeachment. is murkowski's statement that she's disturbed, does that mean she is possibly open to voting that some of the witnesses such as john bolton and others should be called and could bring three more with her, or are we making too much of what murkowski has said, in your opinion? >> yeah. it feels a little bit like -- we used to talk about how we were looking for cracks in the gop armor in the house and ended up with zero republicans voting for impeachment. lisa murkowski is a bit of a wild card. it's possible that she crosses mitch mcconnell on this. i'd be looking more at people like susan collins, cory gardner, martha mcsally, people who are up for election right now and want to look like they're at least appear to be impartial jurors. i don't know that there's going to be any real -- any real movement among republicans early on

communications adviser to former house speaker paul ryan, press secretary to former speaker john boehner. benjamin wit that, id tore in chief of law fair, a national security blog, also an msnbc legal analyst. good morning and thanks for joining me today. ben, i want to start with you. the president in his christmas tweets attacked the impeachment process as unfair, a message he continues to hammer. he said there was no due process, no proper representation and no witnesses. nothing new here in attacking the process. are the attacks based in fact? >> well, they have a kernel of fact to them, but largely no. the kernel of truth is that the democrats in the house did not offer the president's lawyers as robust participation in the impeachment hearing process as prior investigators on the house side have done in prior impeachment inquiries. the silliness of it, of course, is that the president didn't take advantage of those opportunities that he was, in fact, given. so, you know, it's a little bit like saying, you know, the food here is terrible and such small portio portions. and the presi

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communications adviser to former house speaker paul ryan, press secretary to former speaker john boehnerit that, id tore in chief of law fair, a national security blog, also an msnbc legal analyst. good morning and thanks for joining me today. ben, i want to start with you. the president in his christmas tweets attacked the impeachment process as unfair, a message he continues to hammer. he said there was no due process, no

that was the case under john boehner and paul ryan. talked to house democrats who say the people who push for this the most were those front line members. right? the folks in those 40 seats, particularly about 15 of whom really wanted this vote. when you have a situation when republicans have control of the house it's dominated by the right most of the caucus. and when democrats have control of the house it's also dominated by the right most of the caucus. >> i'll tell you why i don't agree with you. i voted against nafta. i've looked at this. i would vote for this deal. now, people like rosa delauro, they were on the committee that worked so hard for this agreement. nancy didn't just go to the middle of her caucus. she went to the left and center and right of her caucus. >> that's a fair response, yeah. >> and i just think, you know, everyone always questions her initially, and i think you're going to see something really good. she said the american people want us to work. we have to work. i mean, that's what you're there for. and mit

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former advisor to jeb bush and john boehner.ders now, michael steele, and in fact, i even argued the opposite this morning. if they weren't coordinating, they'd be getting criticism. my god, you know, we believe we're all organized in a partisan way now. no longer in a -- in a three branches of government. >> right. well, they're fighting for the party rather than the institution. and that's fine. but i think they would argue that house democrats are doing the same by bringing these articles of impeachment without adequate cause. i do think that he has to say that, in part, because it's not totally true. >> he's also got to say it because he was talking to sean hannity. let's remember this was mcconnell's -- >> he went on hannity to deliver this message. >> correct. we're not going to have a long trial. you're not getting hunter biden but i'm not saying it that way. >> he's saying he's coordinating with the white house counsel's office to provide an effective defense for the president. >> not the white house. >> it's not what th

and john boehner said the to tellt is not going us how to do our job.hey refused to work with him, and i think that created a divide that is even going on today. a lot of bills have been passed by the house, 400, 275 bipartisan, and they are sitting on mitch mcconnell' s desk. he is not willing to work with democrats at all. that opened the door for the tea party, who were radical, and that gave way to donald trump, who now is a symptom, he is not the problem, he is a symptom but he is making it more divisive by calling people names, his arrogance, just the way he is talking. jesse: is there any way for us to get past polarization when we are all worried about the current political situation? jackie: i think it is hard. i will be honest with you. the caller had a good point, when people are throwing out names at other people, it becomes hard. this is quite sad for our country, the last time we passed a balanced budget was when my dad was the speaker and bill clinton was president. you had a republican house speaker and a democratic president who were ab

the degree to which we no longer have a republican party as john boehner has said, we have a trump party, not one of them even granted this was a less than perfect phone call. tu turley, to his credit acknowledged this was a problem, although not grounds for impeachment. and not one single republican in that big cast of characters out there, acknowledged the less than perfect nature. >> do you think attitudes were changed among democrats and republicans? people came with strongly held views. it looks to me like they're leaving with those strongly held views. >> the people on that committee, i think they came in with those strongly held views and left with those strongly held views. this is a process that will take a while. likely go to the senate and more information comes out. to the turley point, turley is essentially arguing for a longer process and more information. that doesn't seem to be what the gop actually wants. >> the question about what that process is, the republicans demanded, and chairman nadler did not answer, they seemed to suggest this morning in the questioning, they w

. >> it just -- you know, i -- i keep coming back to this quote from john boehner which i always think of in terms of our current politics. which is there is no more republican party. there is only the trump party. and that party is devoted to the protection of the president. and any criticism gets a storm of twitter outrage from -- from donald trump. and he just would not put up with a censure. >> and that's why you've seen democrats over the weekend when asked about the politics of it all looking at polls and where americans stand for the most part that they haven't really budged even after two weeks oftiof testimony. they argue they don't care about the politics and they're focusing on precedent, right? what their job is for this administration and this president and what precedent this sets going forward if something the president did by withholding aid in exchange for dirt on a political opponent. if that's not impeachable, then what is? now, that's what they say publicly. who knows what's happening behind closed doors. whether there is more pressure on them now. but for them, it'

and we tried to get boehner to go to court let's get a court order requiring it to hold him in contempt. that's the only way we'll get it done. and he wouldn't do it. and so knows of us that understand the constitution and understand they're not just two articles we ununderstood we needed a court order backing us up so it wasn't us abusing the offices of congress. we had as turley and dershowitz and others pointed out you had the court. go. another thing that's uncharted territory, we started this impeachment proceeding about the russia hoax and collusion and demanding all the documents about the russia collusion. and it kept changing and then it went to bribery and extortion and ee monthly mts and all these other things. never in history has a president been accused of crimes with -- with the target constantly changing. now, when you subpoena documents there has to be a reasonable basis for requesting information or subpoenaing witnesses. you got to have a reasonable basis. and when you keep changing the allegations against the party from whom you are demanding information then they ha

as the results of the presidential election were announced i believe measured to bit of the mud to boehner said just over $4900000.00 thought achieving a total of 58.15 percent of the vote this. abdel majid tbone is a former prime minister of algeria both men who held that position before and after him were found guilty of corruption he served during the 20 year rule of president abdelaziz bouteflika who resigned in the face of mass demonstrations in i am a crush you know at the corner of the national he does not represent us neither do the other 4 candidates we said no to elections with all those who are part of the former regime we do not agree with what is happening. to void if he wants to to win the challenge he has to sit there with the protesters who have. and he has to respond to the demands. we. less than 40 percent of the 24000000 eligible voters turning out and millions describing the election as a sham the new leader will likely have a difficult job ahead of him one thing remains sure that is not going to have any true really any real let's real legitimacy and this will put him

happened here what's to stop the president from or any future president from doing that or worse john boehner is found to have or do you want to tell you as dolls you both 1st of all the heritage foundation is a conservative think tanks are not republican leaning so just to respond to return you know his spin is that that is why that conversation took place it was to help him purely with this 2020 reelection effort i disagree with that and i don't think that any of the republican house members or republican senators are buying that either and if that is the case it is certainly no different than barack obama in this hot mike moment telling president medvedev tells lattimer to go easy on me until after my reelection effort because then things will change in terms of our relationship i wasn't sure about how in terms of the historical value of this in our entire nation's history this is only the 20th person ever to be impeached as and as robinson said the 3rd president impeachment is not meant to be a partisan plug we do not have a parliamentary system in a parliamentary system if you don't like

so i think that's a little bit disingenuous on her part and could be alienating boehner's, mainstreams that are going for buttigieg and biden. and that would be in iowa and new hampshire. and sanders is also surging in the early primary voting states. and he is of a native son in new hampshire, representing vermont. so he comes out of those early primary dates with a big surge, it could be a biden sanders race. and she could be pretty much knocked out. and you could have come it's not surprising he ever represented from the left and the more mainstream party emerging from these primary states. sanders has a real chance in the vetted too. so it could be interesting, we are gonna see in the next five weeks how it shakes out, but i will put my money on sanders at this. and elizabeth warren is fading because of these credibility problems she has been having. >> and going back to how the money is coming in whether it's coming from the big donors are not, it's always a hot topic in politics when it comes to driving donations. i worn asked her supporters on friday to chip in, for anything, f

i'm samantha boehner, a student here at drake university. thank you for coming to tonight and clarifying your comments. i was just curious about the fact that many billionaires have threatened to do commercials that would flood the states. certainly we've seen a tom steyer commercial. [laughter] >> and many candidates who have since dropped out have cited donors and polling and the reason that they have decided to no longer run instead of-- i don't even think this-- >> and so, instead of iowa and new hampshire. so how do you respond to the idea that going to larger states will actually make it harder for candidates without the bandwidth of multi-millionaire and billionaires and without the name recognition to succeed? >> the question relates to going to larger states early in the process would advantage billionaires. >> first of all, i agree with you on how troubling it is that folks basically able to buy their way on the debate stage and polling ranks. i don't know ultimately whether that will be the deciding factor in terms of whether some

we were trying to get some way to get boehner to not appoint you to a committee. we heard you helped write no child left behind. that's how i started out in the house of representatives. i was a republican in a majority democratic house that was unwanted. in fact, newt lost -- some of you know this, because i see a few faces over there. newt lost that race by seven votes in the house, seven members who said we won't vote for newt for speaker. newt got reelected -- and tom knows this -- he couldn't get reelected speaker so he resigned. and i didn't know he was going to do that. i was going to speak at the national realtors conference out at disneyland at a convention. i got to the hotel that afternoon and there were 72 phone messages for me. the guy came and said boy, i hope nobody died at your house. i said that's a great way to get to a hotel. he said you have 72 messages. i said let me see them. the first 71 were from my wife. i called her and she said have you heard. heard what? newt quit. quit what? he quit as speaker and a member of the house. everybody is ca

kyle cheney and michael steele, advisory for jeb bush and john boehner.to participate in the committee hearing. >> pat cipollone calling the inquiry baseless and backed up by what we have seen over the past few days. lawmakers continue to grab articles of impeachment. rudy giuliani traveled to kiev to meet with several ukrainians. trump's supporter dan everhart returning to the crime scene to live stream moon dancing. here is the president talking about rudy's trip on saturday at the white house. >> well, i just know he came back from some place and he's going to make a report to the attorney general and to congress. he said he got a lot of good information. i have not spoken to him about that information, but rudy has been one of the great crime fighters the last 50 years. and, he did get back from europe just recently and he has not told me what he found but i think he wants to go before congress and also to say to the attorney general and the department of justice. i hear he found plenty. >> i want to recap, it is at its core about the president of the

adviser for former house speaker paul ryan and former press secretary for former house speaker john boehnerfit from this impeachment inquiry? >> well, i think they know the president is going to be impeached in the house, and i guess if they're giving him lemons, they're trying to make lemonade. this is classic trump. he always plays offense. they've looking for an opportunity. this is going to raise them an enormous amount of money. anybody scared about the president being reelected should be terrified about the money he's been able to raise. a lot of it is coming from facebook. it's the money they're raising but also the community that they are organizing online. the people that are connecting online and the army of people, supporters they have that they'll be able to turn out next year, and so much of it is coming from the impeachment. they've been able to rile up voters to tell them that the democrats are out to get them and the democrats are out to rig the process to get their man, and it's working. and what we're seeing are unprecedented numbers both spending on facebook and also mone