braun: i do. whenever you look at personnel changes that have been cited as may be making is not prepared. i think that has a strong political smell to it. institutions i mentioned earlier have been around for a long time. that is where you will see the difference. on the other hand, this is unknown in terms of the extrapolation of what happens. i think we will get through it and i think in containing it and when it comes to the vaccine we are talking about, that will be done here. they are much quicker than what they used to be. we will all learn from it. sadly, with the kind of economy we have now, we will have stuff like this originate in places that we will have to deal with down the road. this is a good heads up were us and the world to maybe sharpen our skills with it. we are talking to senator mike braun. i want to go to what you just pointed to, the supply chain issue. as a result of this, there are questions about the disruption of the supply chains out of china. is it likely this will ch

mister braun. mister braun, not guilty. mister brown. mister brown, guilty. mister burr. mister burr, not guilty. miss cantwell. miss cantwell, guilty. miss capito. miss capito, not guilty. mister cardin. mister cardin, guilty. mister parker, guilty. mistercasey. mister casey, guilty.mister cassidy . mister cassidy, not guilty. miss collins. miss collins, not guilty. mister coons. mister coons, guilty. mister cornyn. mister cornyn, not guilty. mister cortez-masto. not guilty. mister cotton, not guilty. esther kramer. mister cramer, not guilty. mister crapo. mister crapo, not guilty. mister cruz. not guilty. mister dames, not guilty. miss duckworth. miss duckworth, guilty. mister durbin. mister durbin, hilty. mister enzi. mister enzi, not guilty. miss ernst. mister ernst, not guilty. miss feinstein. miss feinstein, guilty. miss fischer. miss fischer, not guilty. mister gardner. mister gardner, not guilty. miss gillibrand, guilty. mister brown. mister graham, not guilty. mister grassley. not guilty. miss harris. miss harris, guilty. miss hassan, guilty. mister hawley, not g

indiana senator mike braun, he is taking part in that meeting. owe will join us in our next hour. what is congress going to do about the virus? >>> first, bernie sanders clearly surging, tops at least one poll in the battleground state of pennsylvania. that is a fracking state and bernie wants to ban fracking out right. how will that work out for them there? we're following it. more "varney" after this. so what are you working on? >>i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. wasted time is wasted opportunity. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts, tutorials. yeah. their award-winning content is tailored to fit

mister braun. mister braun, not guilty. mister brown. mister brown, guilty. mister burr. mister burr, not guilty. miss cantwell. miss cantwell, guilty. miss capito. miss capito, not guilty. mister cardin. mister cardin, guilty. mister parker, guilty. mistercasey. mister casey, guilty.mister cassidy . mister cassidy, not guilty. miss collins. miss collins, not guilty. mister coons. mister coons, guilty. mister cornyn. mister cornyn, not guilty. mister cortez-masto. not guilty. mister cotton, not guilty. esther kramer. mister cramer, not guilty. mister crapo. mister crapo, not guilty. mister cruz. not guilty. mister dames, not guilty. miss duckworth. miss duckworth, guilty. mister durbin. mister durbin, hilty. mister enzi. mister enzi, not guilty. miss ernst. mister ernst, not guilty. miss feinstein. miss feinstein, guilty. miss fischer. miss fischer, not guilty. mister gardner. mister gardner, not guilty. miss gillibrand, guilty. mister brown. mister graham, not guilty. mister grassley. not guilty. miss harris. miss harris, guilty. miss hassan, guilty. mister hawley, not g

i was talking to mike braun earlier on in the show.seems how when you have a speaker and a president who haven't spoken in months after the tense partisanship on display last night, how do you get anything done? >> i feel like we have the most corrupt person serving in the oval out of and i have a duty to work for my constituents. when i made the u.s./mexico canada trade deal better, we put aside the dig agreements with him. we can do the same on health care and pre-existing conditions and if he wants to extend the offers he'll have a working party. >> listen, michelle obama, very famously said when they go low, we go high. is that no longer the standard operating thinking for you, for democrats? >> no, i still subscribe to that. you know, i admire michelle obama for, you know, setting that standard and, you know, we went high when we worked with him on the u.s./mexico trade agreement. this was going to benefit workers. they are more important than an insignificant corrupt president. >> okay. before i let you go very quickly, on the vo

braun. >> not guilty. >> mr. braun not guilty. mr. brown. >> mr. brown, guilty. mr. burr. mr. burr, not guilty. ms. cantwell. ms. cantwell, guilty. ms. capito. ms. capito, not guilty. mr. cardin. mr. cardin, guilty. mr. carper. mr. carper guilty. mr. casey. mr. casey, guilty. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy, not guilty. ms. collins. ms. collins, not guilty. mr. coons. mr. coons, guilty. mr. cornyn. mr. cornyn, not guilty. ms. cortez masto. ms. cortez masmasto, guilty. mr. cotton. mr. cotton, not guilty. mr. kramer. mr. kramer not guilty. mr. crapcrapo. mr. crapo, not guilty. mr. cruz. mr. cruz, not guilty. mr. daines. mr. daines, not guilty. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth, guilty. mr. durbin. mr. durbin, guilty. mr. enzi. mr. enzi not guilty. ms. ernst. ms. ernst, not guilty. ms. feinstein. mrs. feinstein, guilty. mrs. fisher. mrs. fisher, not guilty. mr. gardener. mr. gardener, not guilty. ms. gillibrand. mrs. gillibrand, guilty. mr. graham. mr. graham, not guilty. mr. grassley. mr. grassley, not guilty. ms. harris. ms. harris, guilty. ms. hassan. ms. hassan, guilty. mr. hawley. mr. h

number of cases outside of china so relatively low but new clusters of the virus have emerged in the braun south korea and in italy raising fears now that the virus is spreading rapidly outside of china. this plane brought taiwanese evacuees home from a quarantine cruise ship in japan hit by the corona virus. while their plane and all luggage get a thorough disinfection the evacuees will be isolated for another 2 weeks. these precautions the new normal in the fight to contain the corona virus. in italy top officials met after the virus claimed its 1st victim in the country an elderly man in northern italy died after being hospitalized. it could on your town southeast of milan officials shut down schools and businesses local residents are worried that you can't get out of this huge an official order to close down all the shops and we're following the order so we're closing there's a lot of alarm and that's also worries me that you know that the. public events band and that includes church services the virus apparently spread in northern italy for a hospital and cafe. the world health organi

and mike braun.or braun, please explain for the audience what we might expect between now and wednesday. we know there's going to be arguments on monday but there seems to be this continuing them for the medium dropping a shiny sparkler and politicos running towards it and saying bombshell, we need witnesses. >> it would've all been done other than chuck schumer. what he wants to do in the meantime is milk the time between the vote today, which was clear he was going to lose that, then they wanted time, io think also to get their presidential candidates back to iowa, then come back on monday. monday there will be final arguments. tuesday, time for individual senators to make a floor speech, then wednesday, the vote. i've been here not a long time but that is the essence of what we got. >> laura: no one wants to hear from any of you. god bless you, we love you but no one wants to hear what susan collins is all about. we don't care, any of you guys, murkowski, i'm glad they are getting through this but

braun. mr. braun, not guilty. mr. brown? mr. brown, guilty. mr. burr? not guilty. ms. cantwell, guilty. mrs. capito, not guilty. mr. carden. guilty. mr. carper. mr. carper, guilty. mr. casey. mr. casey, guilty. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy, not guilty. ms. collins? ms. collins not guilty. mr. chris coons, guilty. mr. cornyn, not guilty. mr. cortez-masto, guilty. mr. cotton. mr. cotton, not guilty. mr. cramer? mr. cramer, not guilty. mr. crapo. mr. krapy, not guilty. mr. cruz. mr. cruz, not guilty. mr. dames, not guilty. ms. duckworth? ms. duckworth, guilty. mr. durbin? guilty. mr. insey? not guilty. mr. ernst? ms. ernst, not guilty. mrs. feinstein, guilty. mrs. fisher? mrs. fisher, not guilty. mr. gardner? mr. gardner, not guilty. mrs. gillibrand, guilty. mr. graham? mr. graham, not guilty. mr. grassley? not guilty. ms. harris? ms. harris, guilty. ms. housen, guilty. mr. holly. mr. holly not guilty. mr. hinrich? guilty. mr. roano? ms. hirono, guilty. mr. hoven, not guilty. mrs. hidesmith? ms. hydesmith, not guilty. mr. inhofe, not guilty. mr. johnson? mr. johnson not guilt

mr braun, not guilty. mr brown, guilty., the senators are voting in alphabetical orderfor the senators are voting in alphabetical order for the abuse of power article. not guilty. alphabetical order for the abuse of powerarticle. not guilty. mr cardin, guilty. mr carper, guilty. mr casey, guilty. mr cassidy, not guilty. ms. collins, not guilty. mr, guilty. ms. collins, not guilty. mr, guilty. mr cornyn, not guilty. mr cortez —— ms. cortez, guilty. mr cotton, not guilty. mr kramer, not guilty. mr crapo, not guilty. mr cruz, not guilty. mr daines, not guilty. ms. duckworth, guilty. mr durbin, guilty. mr enzi, not guilty. mr ernst, ms. ernst, guilty. mrs fisher, not guilty. mr gardner, not guilty. mrs gillibrand, guilty. mr graham, not guilty. mr grassley, not guilty. ms. harris, guilty. mr holly, not guilty. mr heinrich, guilty. ms. geraldo, guilty, mr hoven, not guilty. mrs heitzman, not guilty. mr and i , not guilty. mrjohnson, not guilty. mrjones, guilty. mr kane, guilty. mrjones, guilty. mr kane, guilty. mrjones, guilty.

braun? not guilty. mr. brown? guilty. mr. burr? not guilty. ms. cantwell? guilty. mrs. l? not guilty. mr. cardin? guilty. mr. carper? guilty. mr. casey? guilty. mr. cassidy? not guilty. ms. collins? not guilty. mr. coon? guilty. mr. corn in not guilty. mr. cotton? not guilty. mr. cramer? not guilty. mr.? not guilty. mr. cruz? not guilty. mr. daines? not guilty. ms. duckworth? guilty. mr. durbin? guilty. mr. enzi? not guilty. ms. ernst? not guilty. mrs. feinstein? guilty. mrs. fisher? not guilty. mr. gardner? not guilty. mrs. gillibrand? guilty. mr. graham? not guilty. mr. grassley? not guilty. ms. harris? guilty. ms. has an? guilty. mr. hawley? not guilty. mr. heinrich? guilty. ms. hirono? guilty. mr. conan? not guilty. misses high and smith? not guilty. mr. and half? not guilty. mr. johnson? not guilty. mr. june's? guilty. mr. kane? guilty. mr. kennedy? not guilty. mr. king? guilty. ms. klobuchar? guilty. mr. langford? not guilty. mr. lahey? guilty. mr. lee? not guilty. mrs. leffler? not guilty. mr. manchin, not guilty. mr. mcconnell? not guilty. ms. mick sally? not guilt

braun, not guilty. mr. brown, guilty. >> mr. burke, berg, not guilty. >> ms. cantwell, guilty. mr. o-uppercase-letter, notot guilty. mr. cardin, guilty. >> mr. carper, guilty. >> mr. casey, guilty. >> mr. cassidy, not guilty. >> ms. collins, not guilty. he met mr. kunz, guilty. mr. cornyn, not guilty. >> ms. cortez masto, guilty. >> mr. cotton, not guilty. >> mr. kramer, not guilty. >> mr. crapo, not guilty. >> mr. cruz, not guilty. it's a mac mr. daines, north guilty printed. >> this duckworth, guilty. mr. durbin, guilty. >> mr. enzi, not guilty. mr. ernst, not guilty. missu feinstein, guilty. ms. fisher, not guilty. mr. gardiner, not guilty. missus gillibrand, guilty. mr. graham, not guilty. mr. grassley, not guilty. ms. harris, guilty. ms. hassan, guilty. mr. holy, not guilty. mr. heimlich, guilty. mr. ono, guilty. mr. hoban, not guilty. ms. highsmith, not guilty. mr. inhofe, not guilty. mr. johnson, not guilty. mr. jim, most skinny guilty. this again. guilty. mr. kennedy. not guilty. mr. king, guilty. ms. clover chart, guilty. langford. not guilty mr. lee heath, guilty. mr. lee

not guilty braun. guilty mister bush down. her not. not guilty ms can't well. guilty mrs capitano. not guilty mister carton. guilty mr carper. guilt casey. k. guilty mister cassidy. not guilty ms. yeah not guilty june's. guilty mr cornyn. not guilty ms cortez mastro. guilty mister cotton. not guilty mister kramer. not guilty mr credo. not guilty mr cruise. not guilty mr danes. not guilty miss duckworth. guilty mister durbin. guilty mr nz. not guilty he ms ernst. not be this is not. he is sure not. not guilty mister gardner. guilty this is jill a brand. t. mr gramm. not 02/05/20 02/05/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: my fellow citizens, three years ago we launched the great american comeback. tonight i stand before you to share the incredible results. jobs are booming, incomes are soaring, poverty is plummeting, crime is falling, confidence is surging, and our country is

speaking of bad blood, remember the situation with scooter braun?cate reference this "no scooter" sign on the wall of the 13th street station. sorry, scooter braun. in the wedding scene, we don't know that the hand is attached to the bride. could tay be telling us she's engaged? probably not but she's sneaky enough. why is the word karma spray painted up there with the rest of her albums? could she be dropping an album called "karma"? could she have been planning this when she said this? >> the karma is real. >> apparently she was in the makeup chair four to six hours a day. and that is it only a fraction of the amount of time that i did researching. >> good job. >> very well done. >> there's so many more i couldn't fit in. >> oh my gosh. >> she's a good-looking man. >> she's beautiful. >> thank you for that. will, don't do anywhere. finally a major milestone and special honor for coke classic. hit it, will. >> hey, you guys! >> that's right, the goonies. >> the oregon town where much of the movie was shot has blocked out an entire weekend this june

mr braun not guilty mr brown mr brown guilty mr byrd mr burr not guilty ms campbell ms cantwell guilty mrs captor. mrs cap not guilty mr carden mr carden guilty mr carper mr carper guilty mr casey mr casey guilty mr cassidy. mr cassidy not guilty miss collins miss collins not guilty mr coons. mr and. mr corning mr cornyn not guilty miss cortez masto. we scorches most guilty mr khan so the senate is voting the 1st charge of abuse of power let's bring in castrate recently i 1st saw on capitol hill so the members tony as far as i can figure out is not a 10 yes. crew guilty and 10 or 11 now not guilty and this is building up quite quickly to the crucial figure that will need isn't it not just today that's right in that figure on that not guilty i would be so ready for that would officially acquit president of this 1st article of the peach of impeachment abuse of power why that is the magic number here is because the bar for a conviction for an up for a guilty finding in an impeachment trial is so high it is a 2 thirds majority much more than a simple half and that's why $34.00 is that magi

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when covers like this one, chris brown's "with you" caught the eye of mogul scooter braun in 2008.line's" cameras were back stage in those early days as bieber fever swept the nation. >> i feed off the fans' energy. if they're screaming really loud i get all pumped up. it's really exciting to me. >> from the beginning, justin bieber has been someone who looked like he was cooked up in a factory to make the perfect male teen idol. at the time, he first became publicly prominent was unusual in that he didn't have a tv show on nickelodeon or the disney channel or mtv to kind of prop him up. >> reporter: like so many child stars, his coming of age was four the world to see. >> being a young star is like taking a tall ship through the biggest storm you can imagine. it will test everything. it will take the weakest, most vulnerable parts of who you are and it will expose them to the greatest stress. >> reporter: his blunders were pub lib. in 2014, the young star's behavior triggering multiple tabloid-filled run-ins with the law. including a dui arrest. >> remember shall everybody loves y

television destroying his opponent in a debate as you know this guy could win and i got behind him and mike braun you have done some great thank you very much. thank you and a man who got james komi to choke. and he was just talking in his regular voice he's the roughest man he's actually a unbelievable and i appreciate the letter you sent me today i just got it but he's got this voice that scares people. you know people from iowa can be very tough we're doing very well in iowa but at a chuck grassley he's look at a comic where you tell me why did you say no he wasn't being rough that's just the way he talked. and that was when tommy i think that was when tommy announced that he was leakin lying and everything else right each joked because he never heard anybody talk like that you know usually go on if i wish you got angry you could have got the whole ball game he would have said i give up chuck grassley is an incredible thana man who you know his running against a tough smart campaigner we learned how good she was right she was a great campaigner fact by the end of the campaign she was actually

seemingly references her running dispute with american record executive scooter braun who bought thee of albums. after a week of political turmoil, malaysia currently finds itself without a government. following the shock resignation of prime minister mahathir mohammad on monday, attempts to form a new coalition have failed and the king has called a special session of parliament for monday to try and choose a new prime minister. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathan head reports from kuala lumpur. it has been a week of excessive coming and going at the royal palace in kuala lumpur, as the various options for a new government were aired. and, at the headquarters of the party whose leader thought he would be taking over, some impatience that mahathir mohamad hadn't yet stepped aside. he's the father of the people in malaysia, so of course we don't forget about his value in this country. but it's time for him to hand over. sure. well, everybody here is waiting for anwar ibrahim to arrive, who until a week ago was presumed to be the next prime minister. he believes he can pull a co

cape have used drones in attacks to drones you can buy from amazon joining us now from london justin braun justin is a research fellow of airpower a technology at the royal united services institute for defense and security studies justin is also the author of the future of nato air power good to have you with us just in the us spends the most uses the most kills the most using drones is there any need these days to deploy conventional warplanes is the use of drones a shift in strategy or do they complement traditional air power so 'd the use of drones by which in this case i think we mean remotely piloted drones like the predatory to series that the united states uses very frequently is an extremely efficient way to provide both surveillance and strike options over long periods of time but only in permissive a space space that is not contested by state opponents with either surface to air missiles electronic warfare capabilities or their own air force as iran showed recently with the shoot down of an r.q. for global hawk just inside and. national waters but near on the borders in the stra

should say i just within the last few hours met both with prime minister hun duck and with general braun who as you note is the chairman of the transitional sovereign council the 11 member combined military civilian body that serves as an essence the collective presidency of sudan during this transitional period now i think it's important to kind of look at the language yesterday one of the civilian members of the sovereign council said that by cher and the other 4 who have been charged by the international criminal court would appear before the international criminal court leaving open whether that means surrender to the hague or whether some arrangement might be made to appear before the court in sudan and i think we don't really know the answer to that yet so i'm trying to avoid extradition when. well in others i think is important understand that the international criminal court is a so-called complementary body if you look at the rome statute its founding document it prioritizes domestic justice so long as domestic justice is vigorous and fair so you know saddam would be completely

authorities say the braun was arrested on a felony charge after he diligently exhibited threatening behavior during city council meetings. to eliminate its members in the video the former f.b.i. agent and whistleblower rally but he's brought to convince is connected to his revelations. this does seem to be more retaliation for his having spoken out about the drone operations and the fact that they were killing innocent civilians more so than what he's now done typically with the whistleblower they look back in your personnel file 1st to see if there's anything bad that they can use to discredit the messenger and if they can't find anything bad bad in someone's background or personnel file then they wait for the whistleblower to you know make a small error or mistake and i think the draw was so low or are in a fragile emotional state already as you can see with all the veterans they suffer from p.t.s.d. and we know from many other cases of retaliating and persecuting was of lors that that seems to be that the standard ammo the government is in perpetual war and so the war goes on for ever tha

government to act highlighting the need to address islamophobia did obvious political correspondent hans braun's you listened as well what what jumped out at you. but i think the major points are points that have been reemphasize again and again in the pasta and in the light of these attacks have become current again and again one part is that many muslims and germany have the feeling that they are not really being acknowledged that they're not being acknowledged as citizens in germany that their problems are not being acknowledged that their names sometimes are not even mentioned the spokesperson here said that the victims of this attack have not yet been named and that would have been an opportunity to show that these are citizens of this country with names that would. associate them as muslims most likely he thought that that was a missed opportunity and then he gave a list of demands from was the mogen as ations ranging from further efforts by the states to integrate. muslims in society to educate the society as a whole on a muslim theology and ways of life and also questions of security als

i learned that from a british barrister named braun.comes out of great britain. if you're a defence attorney, you represent the guilty, the innocent and everybody in between. yourjob is to try to get the best outcome for your client, the prosecution's job is to try to get the best outcome for the prosecution. we have an adversarial system, the case is decided byjuries orjudges. but the role of the defence attorneys to advocate as strongly as possible for his client, whether guilty or innocent or in between. mostly we don't know whether our clients are guilty or innocent at the time we take the case. i took the oj simpson case because he was facing the death penalty, and i always take death penalty cases because i'm strongly opposed to the death penalty. right. although — i take that point. i just want to return to your actual words where you said defence attorneys represent guilty clients, as most do most of the time, so this isn'tjust one or two. well, thank god for that. would you want to live in a country where most defence attorneys

government has been under pressure since passing a new citizenship law elizabeth braun is at the headquarters of the aam aadmi party in new delhi she says people around the country of viewing it as a win against that the j.p. . absolutely ecstatic. plan to. continue to. be campaigned on his signature issues of development of education health care on things that he and the party of widely see as having delivered on meanwhile the b j p the party of the prime minister campaigned on the protest against it. they said that a vote for the b j p was the one to hand those protests. over to the fore mr. and. said that this is a win for all of india and indeed it is being macho around the country regional leaders have been gradually. with them and this is against the p j p's and divisive politics of the party has been in power in delhi for 22 years and they have been losing the last most of the station actions in the past 18 months and those losses indicate that campaigning around nashville is and isn't resonating on the stakes level. at least 15 rehang are refugees have died and dozens of missing after

braun, not guilty. brown, guilty. burr, not guilty. cantwell, guilty. mr. cap, not guilty. cardin, guilty. mr. carper -- scarlet: you are watching a live shot of the senate. senators vote on the articles of impeachment. they are currently taking the vote for the first charge, abuse of power. it will soon move onto the charge of corrupting congress. you can continue to watch the boat taking place on bloomberg live, but we do have earnings that broke in the last couple minutes. shares of peloton moving significantly lower in the after hours. they appeared to be on top line metrics. the company also forecast for subscribers as well as revenue, going to run through the numbers quickly. 2020, 1.55, that is above its previous range and above the average analyst estimate of 1.49. it is also forecasting a loss for the year. loss than whater it forecast previously and smaller than the $158 million loss that analysts expected. 920,000 to 930,000 subscribers for 2020 and 81% growth at the midpoint and above the forecast of 885,000. the sharend out why reaction is white is but those ar

we talked with the senator from indiana mike braun and he said there's a lot that has been done. >> weit for what it is, something that has a lot of unknown variables to it. but i believe we are as well-prepared as any country in the world to deal with it. david: we welcome now charles marino served as an advisor to department of homeland security and a special agent in the secret service. sentinel ceo of security solutions. let's start with the department of homeland security. you worked there. what is their role in trying to prepare us for coronavirus? how do they fit into the rest of the government apparatus? >> ultimately, the department of homeland security will be limit travel. their responsibility is to control the ports of entry, make sure our borders are secure, ports of entry as it relates to land, air, and sea. and make sure those are coming in are not going to bring an increased risk of bringing the coronavirus into the country. most importantly is that the department needs to work very collaboratively with the rest of the governments to health and human services, the cdc,

. >> indiana senator mike braun. thank you for being on the show. i know it's a busy time and you're on a key committee. we'll have much more on the coronavirus and other developments. we want to talk about 2020. for the first time president barack obama is getting involved in a primary, not in the way you think. a new poll in the last 13 minutes with joe biden's chances in south carolina. the sitdown with the vp and why he says bernie sanders won't win the nomination. >> the idea that there's going to be this revolution, americans aren't looking for a revolution, we're looking for progress. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. wthat's why xfinity hasu made taking your internetself. and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while movi

mark braun, you have done some great job. thank you very much. man who got james comey to choke, and he was just talking in his regular voice. he's the roughest man -- he's actually an unbelievable -- and i appreciate the letter you sent me today. i just got it. but he's got this voice that scares people. you know, people from iowa can be very tough. we're doing very well in iowa, but i tell you, chuck grassley, he's looking to tell me, now, you tell me, what did you say? he's not being rough, that's just the way he talks. i think that's when comey announced he was leaking, lying and everything else, right? he choked because he never heard i -- anybody talk like that. he could have given up. chuck grassley is an incredible guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> and a man who is running against a tough, smart campaign. we learned how good she was, right? a great campaigner. at the end of the campaign, i thought she was more for me than you were, josh. she was saying the greatest things about me. you know who i'm talking about. and i went to a great place

mike braun, you have done some great job. thank you very much.applause] a man who got james comey to choke. and he was just talking in his regular voice. --is actually unbelievable and i appreciate the letter that you sent me today. he has got this voice that scares people. people from iowa can be very tough. we are doing well in iowa. chuck grassley is looking to call me --what did you say? he was not being rough, that is just the way that he talks. eyat was when come announced that he was lying, leaking. he never heard anybody talk like that. i wish you got angry. you could have gotten the whole ballgame. he would have said, i give up. chuck grassley is an incredible guy. [applause] a man who was running against a tough, smart campaigner. we learned how good she was. great campaigner. campaign, if the thought she was more for me than you were, josh. saying the greatest things about me. you know who i'm talking about. i went to a great place, missouri, and i said who do you her?to be her -- beat i said, let me interview these four people for the

that left donnelly vulnerable to a challenge by mike braun, who is now in the u.s. senate. donnelly served in the house and the senate and is co-founder of the one country project, which aims to create new opportunities for americans living in rural communities. senator, having voted no on kavanaugh, as you did, from the state that gave us mike pence, your reaction to what mitt romney stood up and did today. >> that's -- that's the essence of what a united states senator is supposed to be, that you take an oath to support and defend the constitution. you don't take an oath to support and defend a party or a president but the constitution of the united states. and so when people said were you stunned by what mitt romney did, i was not because you feel that weight. you feel that responsibility. and i know what kind of incredible person mitt romney is. >> how about doug jones? same question. >> the best of the best. he's a close friend. and when i saw the votes he made, i actually thought that's what senator jones was going to do because, you know, he focuses so intently on do

and mike ron -- mike braun, you have done some great job. thank you, very much.plause] man who got james comey to choke, and he was just talking in his regular voice. he is the roughest man. he is actually unbelievable. and i appreciate the letter you sent me today. i just got it. but he has got this voice that scares people. you know, people from iowa can be very tough. we are doing very well in iowa, but i will tell you, chuck grassley, he is looking at go me, tell me, what did you say? now he wasn't being rough. that was just the way he talks. and that was when comey, i think that was when comey announced that he was leaking, lying and everything else, right? he choked. because he never heard anybody talk like that. angry.w, i wish you got you have gotten the whole -- you could have gotten the whole ballgame and he would have said, i give up. chuck grassley is an incredible guy. [applause] and a man who, you know, he was running against a tough, smart campaigner. we learned how good she was, right? he is a great campaigner. by the end of the campaign she was a

anthony davis combined for 60 points to make sure the los angeles lakers remain the best in the west the braun scored 32 points against the memphis grizzlies alex caruso's no nonsense drive setting him up here davis suffered an injury scale in the 1st off but bounced back and bounced things free throw off the rim for curry said to tidy up the brawn with the lion's share of the points the lakers winning 117100 5. romania's world number 2 simona halep secured the 20th title of a tennis career with victory in saturday's dubai championship final she went to sit down before leveling against kazakhstan's elena reback ina who was in no mood to go down easily in the food going 54 up here it went up to a tie break but the world number 19 could not quite last the distance in a full final this year halak winning. 1st title of 228. ferrari has asked for me the ones governing body to rule on a new steering system being used by miss a.b.s. a series of confident they do all access steering system is within regulations lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas have both used it during testing moving the steering whe

and mike braun you have done a great job. thank you very much.gh, tough. [ applause ] >> a man who got james comey to choke, he's the roughest man, he's an un -- i appreciate the letter you sent me today. i just got it. but he's got this voice that scares people. you know, people from iowa can be very tough. we're doing very well in iowa. but i'll tell you, chuck grassley, he's looking at comey, you tell me what did you say. he wasn't being rough, that was just the way he talked. and that was when comey, i think, that was when comey announced that he was leaking, lying and everything else, right. he choked because he never heard anybody talk like that. you should have gone -- i wish you got angry. you could have gotten the whole ball game. he would have said, i give up. chuck grassley is an incredible guy. [ applause ] >> a man -- he was running against a tough, smart campaigner. we learned how good she was, right? by the end of the campaign, she was actually -- i thought he was more for me than you were, josh. she was saying the greatest things

and mike braun, you have done some great job. thank you very much. [applause] tough, tough. who got james comey to choke, and he was just talking in his regular voice. he's the roughest man. he's actually an unbelievable, and i appreciate the letter you sent me today. i just got it. but he's got this voice that scares people. you know, people from iowa can be very tough. we are doing very well in iowa, but i tell you, chuck grassley, he's looking at come, you tell me, what did you say? he wasn't being rough? that's just the way he talks. [laughing] and that was when come i think that was when comey announced that he was leaking, lying and everything else, right? he choked as he never anybody talk like that. you should have gone, i wish you got angry. you could've gotten the whole ball game. he would've said i give up. chuck grassley is an incredible job. [applause] and a man who, he was running against a tough, smart campaigner. we learned how good she was come right? a great campaigner. in fact, by the end of the campaign she was actually, i thought she was more for me than

television destroying his opponent in a debate and i said this guy could win and i got behind him and mike braun, you have done some great job. thank you very much. [applause] a man who got james comey to choke and he was just talking in his regular voice. he is the roughest, he's an unbelievable and i appreciate the letter you sent me today, i just got it. he's got this voice that scares people. [laughter] people from iowa can be very tough. we are doing very wellin iowa but i will tell you chuck grassley is looking at james comey, you tell me what you say and he wasn't being rough but that's the way he talked. and that was when james coming, i think, that was when he announced he was leaking, lying and everything else. he choked. he never heard anybody talk like that. i wish you had got angry. you could have gotten a whole ballgame but he would have said i give up, chuck grassley is an incredible guy. [applause] a man who, you know, he was running against a tough smart campaign. we learned how good she was. great campaigner. by the end of the campaign she was i thought she was more for me then

carol mosely braun, an african-american senator from the state of illinois, and dianne feinstein fromifornia, on the condition that if they won, they would join the committee. they would become part of the committee. i kept that commitment. and secondly, i made another commitment that i was going to get the violence against women act passed, which i worked on and i wrote myself, the violence against women act. number three. number three. i've spoken with anita hill. and i apologized for not being able to protect her more. i'm trying to think, and i've raised the question, for example. i raised the question, should we, in fact, have those hearings in camera? and should that be the way to do it? because you're going to always be subject to being vilified, no matter who comes he said/she said this happened. so here's the deal. she said and i think she's right, she said, no, it's better not to do that. we should have it in the open. so what he got to find a way to change the rules as to what can be asked. but in a hearing, in a hearing, it's impossible to say, you can't ask the question.

manages to pass the ball before crashing into the outside seats the lakers went on to win by 30 and the braun clearly enjoyed himself as well they stay top in the west as the warriors remain bottom of. the philadelphia 76 as well without some big names but still comfortably beat the new york knicks tobias harris was the stand up before move with 34 points and 7 assists so have new york a 6th straight loss. when even if it almost sports news coming up again later next payday look for to see a bit later thanks very much indeed that is it for me for this news out of the back in just a couple minutes with another half hour we will see that snow. is really good to the both of the 3rd time in less than a year of that both me failed to form a governing coalition i mean prime minister netanyahu facing the start of his corruption trial. so he can israel resolve its political crisis at the 3rd attempt at the latest on al-jazeera. the 70 is off to one tribes and that journey from palestine to the nile delta al-jazeera won't meet the largest concentration of $914.00 refugees in egypt. the socially isolat

and his paula braun james that leaves the way as the l.a. lakers edge out their wives of the boston celtics on the same call to work kobe bryant's memorial will be held later on monday. the world health organization says its worries about the. growing number of corona virus cases outside of china in iran the health ministry says 12 people have no died so though an m.p. in the city of cotton says the figure could be as high as 50 where we have because spreading across the middle east kuwait iraq bahrain and afghanistan have all confirmed cases in china the national people's congress will be perspire ones because of fears about the outbreak it will be one of the 1st times in modern chinese history that the session of parliament has been delayed in europe a 5th person has died say in italy's north there are almost 200 cases that the highest concentration of asia and in south korea and factions have surpassed $800.00 and authorities have raised the infectious diseases warning to the highest level at least 7 people have died there so far we're es

in the 1st half but bounced back and balanced the free throw off the room for caruso to tidy up the braun with the lion's share of the points the lakers winning 117100 5. ferrari has asked for me the ones governing body to rule on a new steering system being used by ms sadie's they say it give. they rivals a crucial advantage mercedes are confident they do at the steering system is within regulations it was hamilton and valtteri bottas have used it during testing at barcelona this week you can see but s. moving the steering wheel backwards and forwards to realign the wheels the f.i.a. race director has confirmed that the system will be banned but not until 2021. the 3rd weekend of rugby union 6 nations championship was kicked off france are hoping they can stay on course for a 1st title in 10 years the french have won both their game so far and take on defending champions wales later it's one of the youngest french sides in history with the entire team having played fewer matches than wales captain allan when jones thailand have played their 1st ever match at a cricket world cup play agai

i got behind him, and mike braun, you have done some great job. thank you very much.applause] tough! a man who got james comey to choke. and he was just talking in his regular voice. he's the roughest man -- she's actually an unbelievable -- and i appreciate the letter you sent me today. i just got it. he's got this voice that scares people. [laughter] you know, people from iowa can be very tough. we are doing very well in iowa, but i tell you, chuck grassley. "you tell me, what did you say," he wasn't being rough, that's just the way he talked. [laughter] that's when -- i think that's when comey announced he was leaking, lying and everything else. he choked! because he never heard anybody talk like that. i wish you got angry, you could have gotten the whole ball game. he would have said, "i give up!" chuck grassley is an incredible guy. [applause] and a man who -- you know, he was running against a tough, smart campaigner. we learned how good she was, right? she was a great campaigner. in fact, by the end of the campaign, i thought she was more for me than you were,