and that class hamilton and burr, i think it is a lot of character work. maybe more than anything else but i don't think were at least recently, has not been taught as a o way of getting deeper and a cat understanding something the gutless politics in that. and how it wouldcs work. >> what happened on the day waiting for and why did it happen. >> over and hamilton had been hamilton was largely the pool behind much of that opposition. he really thought of him as something of a downward dog, because he was someone who came from the equivalent of royalty and the family, he was someone who hamilton saw an opportunist. really early on in the relationship back in 1792. pretty much a direct quote. i consider my religious duty to oppose his career. this is syria's opposite patient you have going there. it is bound and determined to squash bert's career. the goes on for quite some time. in the election of 18 hundreds, when it ends up being a tie between two candidates from the sameca party bring jefferson hamilton steps forward but has everything he needs to do to

burr and warner foreign adversaries are going to try and undermine us. they're going to try to attack our election infrastructure. they attacked the illinois data base. they attempted spear spanishifi attempts. they're also going to flood social media with disinformation trying to make us think that wev cannot trust our votes aree gog to be counted, that they matter. they're going to try to widen conditions among us.have i think the senate intelligence committee hasor other concluded russia was successful in that. >> 2016 couldn't have been the first year that russia or otherm tried to tangle and mess with our elections nationwide. how did it become such a turning point? >> this comes from largely what the senate intelligence committee and mural report and others have concluded, it's likely they dipped their toes in the waters before, but of course we're at 2016 whee're at the hi point of social media use. people were siloing their news consumption with people they ssa agreed with.gn and we were really ripe for the divisiveness that russia pushed in 2016

and that's true of the burr case as well. i think that's been overlooked in the briefing that the rights of the defendants were at stake in those cases as well. >> special prosecutor subpoena. i mean, they do talk about the due process rights and other rights of the defendant in that case. but it was the special prosecutor's subpoena for the tapes. it wasn't the defendant's. >> i completely agree. i just mean in the opinions, particularly in the burr opinion, and then as quoted in the nixon opinion. part of the court's reasoning was that there are both parties need access to the trial -- to the testimony for the trial. but last, your honor, even if this court thinks that nixon applies on all fours, and we do not. and this goes back to your original question, judge katzmann, about the department of justice. at a minimum, the subpoena would have to meet the nixon standard. and on the record before this court, it is difficult to see how -- and i haven't seen the one page of redacted material. so -- and perhaps the court has. but

the old one involved aaron burr. take territory away from the united states. so it would have been justified for him to ask what aaron burr was up to to try to figure out what he was up to. the newer example is richard nixon running for the presidency. johnson wasn't a candidate by october, but he want today be a candidate. and he heard that nixon was interfering with peace talks in south vietnam. so it would have been appropriate for president johnson to ask south vietnam what nixon was doing to protect america. >> i really appreciate what i think is such a cogent legal analysis from you that i have not heard from anyone else, now i want to ask you a political question. as i understand your explanation, this is for joe biden because it almost guarantees a litigation of the president's underlying allegations against hunter, am i misreading this? >> no, that is correct. i don't think there is any way to make a judgment about president trump's motive without asking what were the facts regarding joe biden and hunter bid

thought the evidence and the testimony they heard over the last 6 days warranted their finding and burrguilty of murder. >> this should have been automatic. >> the 31-year-old former dallas police officer wiping tears from her eyes as the verdict was read. she took the stand herself friday of last week, at times breaking down and apologizing to the victim's family. she maintained she was at the wrong apartment that night because she was tired from working a long shift and was confused thinking she interrupted a burglary in process. as it turns out she was one floor off at her neighbor's apartment and not hers. following the conviction today the court went straight to the sentencing phase. they will be back at it again tomorrow listening to additional testimony and then go into deliberations again to determine what the sentence will be. murder charges, anywhere from 5 years to 99 years behind bars so that is something that the jury will consider and those 12 men and women will ultimately decide just how much time and burr g g guyger spends behind bars. >> dramatic scenes of hong kong as

. >> how does that work if you're chairman burr? how do you come out and say here's what russia did. a number of your colleagues are running around screaming about cr ukraine. >> he's not running for re-election. he's going to serve his term then he's fwoen. that plays larnlly into it. to attack this problem of attacking social media, which is still going on. there is no such animal. president trump has not wanted to deal with this because he believe s that any talk about this undermines the legitimacy. >> senators burr and warner of the intelligence committee have said it's a normal process for a whistleblower to come to members of their staff and ask them how to proceed. which has been another way that the gop has trieded to attack this whole process and adam schiff. coming up, democrats don't trust their republican colleagues to keep a secret. how they're trying to keep the whistle bl whistleblower's identity hidden. and how china is is senscensori americans. in america. it's the nba right now, but could it be more folks in the f

republican senator richard burr, republican senator from north carolina had this warning. quote, while russia may have been the first to hone the modern disinformation tactics outlined in this report, other adversaries, including china, north korea and iran are following suit. clint watts, distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute and author of "messing with the enemy: surviving in a social media world of hacker, terrorist, russians, and fake news." clint, it's hard to believe that your area of expertise is now part of a bipartisan senate report. it's hard to believe this kind of thing isn't our lead story in 2019. so let me ask you, how are we going to bump up against this in 2020? how big a threat is this? >> it's remarkable when you get to the end of the report. that's what i was really looking for. because we've heard so much about this over the last two years is what are we going to do. we've had all of these hearings and committees, multiple entities, other countries even helping us with this stuff. and the recommendations when you got to

he did not prosecute aaron burr because he was a political rival, he prosecuted him because thought heommitted treason and he happened to be a political rival. it all comes down to intent and based on my conversations with the president, he honestly believes that's the investigation needs to go forward to. the second point i would make. ukrainian government -- not the ukrainian people, the ukrainian government is historically and organically corrupt. >> trace: yeah, we say okay, you investigated your vice president. can you show me the reports? no. can i see the evidence? no. why are the allegations unfounded? i'm not saying they are founded. why are they unfounded? because it's been reported. who reported it? you go to them and they say, " well, we haven't seen it. they reported it." number two, my final point, let's suppose the ukrainians did have the reports. who in god's name are you going to believe? help that president's own skate turns out better. the people who preceded him, to me, they seem as crooked as a barrel of snakes. i don't understand the policies. >> tucker: and the f

to his president richard burr to one they're giving outlining the agreement the cease fire agreement these negotiated with the united states and laying out once again his rationale for the offensive that he's carried out also issuing a warning he said if the u.s. keeps its promises all issues will be resolved if not within a minute of the end of the cease fire the operation will begin again the president did go into a little bit more detail over this 120 hour 5 day cease fire agreement he said there are 13 main points he said that there will be an agreement that kurdish forces as he calls them the terrorists will be removed or will be collected their fronts will be destroyed he said the turkish army will not be withdrawn he says at the end of that period of ceasefire that all sanctions imposed by the united states against turkey will in fact be lifted he also gave us some more detail on the offensive it so from the impact of the offensive he says that turkey has cleared 1063 kilometers 64 towns he says have been secured he said 4 turkish soldiers and $74.00 free syrian army fighters

but the senate intelligence committee run by your colleague republican senator richard burr also hasat many hearings and depositions completely in private. completely in private. >> that's true. that's true. >> and democrats are allowed to participate -- >> that is the information -- they are dealing with classified information. >> not everything -- >> almost all of it is. there is no -- there is no classified information here. look, jake, i respect your opinion. i'm just telling you how i see it and i think how the average fair-minded american sees this, not the well-intentioned crazies on each wing. i think the average american is looking at this and they're saying, look, we're going to annul an american election and impeach a president of the united states and we're going to do it in total secret and not let the american people see the evidence. >> sir, thos not what is happening. >> can i finish this thought? >> sure. yes, it is. yes, it is. yes, it is. how many members of congress suffer from mental illness? none. they seem to enjoy it. that is what the average american is think

>> and what is interesting by this, it is endorsed by both richard burr and mark warner.hat they found, to be clear about this, because donald trump has continually denied it, that this social media manipulation by the russian troll farm was designed to hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump. and they also determined that black voters with are targeted more than any other demographic in an effort to suppress the vote.are targeted more than any other demographic in an effort to suppress the vote. don't forget donald trump thanked black voters for not turning out for hillary clinton. and there are also a series of recommendations, that is what is new here. some of these findings had already been issued by private researcher, but now we have how the senators want to address this. and one thing they are proposing is legislation for example to require the disclosure of who is paying for political ads on line, the same way we can find out who is paying for tv ads. facebook supports it, google has been ambivalent and mitch mcconnell has not let that bill move. so this is one

they're doing good, smart work under senator burr and senator warner, who's the ranking member. that's a better path forward. >> max and doug, good to have you both with us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, the russia probe is back, sort of. cnn learning the justice department has opened a criminal investigation to investigate the investigators. so, what's behind this shift and just what does it mean? that's ahead. >>> plus, a final good-bye in baltimore. the funeral for congressman elijah cummings now under way. former presidents bill clinton and barack obama among those set to give eulogies ahead. stay with us. hey there people eligible for medicare. gimme two minutes. and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza... [mmm pizza...] is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80 percent... medicare will pay for. what's left... this slice here... well... that's on you. and that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company comes in. this type

burr being one of the people that he had a chance to alert, he mentioned lindsey graham as well. and so he felt comfortable, chris, and he told enough people and the right people but not the speaker of the house. chris: and what about impeachment? obviously, this was a military raid, important as part of the global war on terror, but you can never divorce anything that happens in washington from politics. the fact that the president was the commander in chief and ordered this remarkably successful, effective strike, is there any feeling inside the white house -- i assume you've talked to some white house aides -- about how this plays out at a time when house democrats are pursuing inpeachment of the president? >> reporter: you know how my mornings go, they almost always begin with a series of phone calls, text messages at around six in the morning trying to get a sense of what's happening from their perspective so i can then relay that to the viewers at home. and i can tell you based on everything i've heard both prior to this operation and the announcement and even since then an

the other thing that's interesting that senator burr actually opposes college athletes being treated, a couple years ago he said that, now he's talking about income taxes and treating college athletes as employees. i think he is having a disagreement with him publicly but at the end of the day that really doesn't have any kind of potential. i think what does have potential is the name, image and likeness bill that has been shown to have bipartisan support in state houses across the nation and in congress itself. >> do you think that that has a better chance than, say, pulling together a plan by january of 2021? >> well, not just a better chance. we've already seen it happen in california, but also the affect that the lawmakers are looking for. they are not looking at restricting players in ways that other students are restricted, other citizens aren't restricted. following the california model it just says, look, you have equal rights, you have equal freedoms here in this state and now we have a law to protect that. the ncaa is looking at anything it can do to scale that back. so i t

senator burr, who is not running for re-election, is trying to run a bipartisan process. do it in investigating the 2016 election and he's trying to do it now. and he has a close working relationship with the ranking democrat, mark warner, who has not been as partisan as sort of on the attack as adam schiff on the house side has been. but it's just, you know, senators, obviously, are elected by states that are less partisan, it's a much different place, katy. >> i've been talking to an administration official, ken, that's been telling me that this idea that ukraine meddled in the election is just complete insanity. complete insanity, that this is -- basically a fever dream of the president, what he wants to happen, that it's not supported in the intelligence community. i know you have conversations with intelligence sources all the time. can you give me an idea of how they're reacting to this entire spectacle? >> yes, i mean, among the many conspiracy theories about this whole saga, this is one of the more outlandish, from everything i've been told by sourtsces. and my so

this has this is not been a topf conversation for censorship or senator burr, chairman of the senate intelligence. >> host: president trump tweeted a couple days ago about the whistleblower, the so-called whistleblower before knowing i i was going to release the exact transcript stated michael what you couldn't present was crazy, frightening and completely lacking in substance related to national security. this is a very big lie. read the transcript. >> guest: i don't recall the whistleblower using that phraseology. what we do know so far on the basis of the testimony that has so far been given in the snippets of testimony we have so far from state department and other officials involved, is that the substance of the allegations were valid. that's what mr. maguire of of te intelligence committee inspector general currently found wendy evaluated the complaint several months ago. i understand the the presidents frustration. he feels like this is supposed to be a generalize court proceeding, impeachment inquiries don't fall into that category. there ultimately a political process and th

it's richard burr's name at the top of this report, as the leader of the senate intelligence committee. i mean, everybody on the senate side looked at their investigation as the -- the varsity investigation of russian interference when it comes to the congressional probes here. this is a serious by-product of that and it's gotten no oxygen. it's hard to imagine it gets more next week, when members of congress are back and we're six days down the road on the impeachment inquiry. >> look, it's why i wanted to make it apart of the top of the show, it is news today that people are choosing not to focus on. kristin well kker, let's focus this letter the white house sent. we've been waiting on it for a week now. they've been preparing -- i think you've been on this program at the very hour saying, any minute now. now they're here. what took them so long? >> that's a really good question. and i can tell you that inside the administration, there was a sense of, what is taking so long? let's get this letter out. broadly speaking, chuck, this is essentially the white house's argument for why the

>>burr says miss representing the word facts would set a dangerous precedent her women and girls in athletics. >>they can impact people and their bodily privacy spaces, the other 2 cases involve defenders who say they were fired for being. >>all 3 cases will be heard tuesday morning and will likely be ruled on as a whole later and the court's term in washington recall martin. >>what makes this case, especially interesting is the uncertainty surrounding its outcome lower courts have been pretty much split on the issue and while the obama administration says say 1964 civil rights protections should extend to gender identity and sexually orientation. course the a trump administration disagrees and on top of that justice anthony kennedy and lgbtq champion step down last year and has been replaced with. >>justice brett kavanaugh. kron 4 is always tracking local stories and here's a looc at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. in dublin all lanes of westbound interstate 5.80 have reopened after a big rig leak fuel and caught fire earlier today is video of that fire. the fire was reported

. >> fact, he only told senators graham and burr about this operation. kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> while there are other questions circling around the raid. like why now? how did it play out on the ground? we know this much. this is where the raid took place in northwestern syria, it's called barrisha villa. you can see there the wide scale reduction, the u.s. air sight soft suspected isis safehouse to mere rubble after the special forces operation. nbc chief correspondent richard engel joins us live from northern syria. richard, you have been to this particular area where this raid took place. is it surprising to you that this is where al baghdadi may have been hiding? >> reporter: not at all. he was running out of places to go. he once had an isis state he called it the caliphate. >> that isis state was destroyed. it was destroyed over the last five years by the very same u.s. special operations forces that carried out this raid and by their kurdish partners, who have lost 11,000 people in this fight. as the isis caliphate was lo

gore vidal's closely research novel "burr," about aaron burr, the serving vice president whose duel with alexander hamilton led to the latter's premature death, refers to the opposition to jefferson's sedition act, which hamilton explained, "had only been aimed at what jefferson liked to refer to as false facts." the french revolution was initially inspired by the american one, which the french intervention helped to victory. jefferson, u.s. ambassador to france, certainly talked to a lawyer and member of the french national assembly, who was drafting the declaration of the rights of man. the formation of the society of united irishmen in 1790 was conceived initially in the mainly reformist spirit of the early french revolution. however, the reign of terror and popular fury gave weapons into the hands of the enemies of democracy for another century. the 1798 united irish rebellion in ireland, supported by france, resulted in a bloodbath and the incorporation of ireland into a union with great britain, intended to provide an insuperable bulwark against the separate irish democracy with it

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i don't think senator burr from north carolina has come to the conclusions that russia definitely interfered. i don't think he is someone who is trying to help the democrats in any way in any kind of look and the ranking member senator warner have come to the same conclusions about russian interference. host: as i just mentioned you worked the justice department in the bush administration, the voting section also at the and now theogram director, the cofounder of the center for election innovation and research. we got a couple more calls here. we will go to carol in new york, independent line. yes, i'm afraid you guys stole my thunder. i was going to ask a question about the follow-up about the woman from chicago who was about to go out to hear president trump speak. she was very specific that there was something like 300 illegal immigrants that voted in chicago and my question was, what is the evidence of illegal immigrants that do, in fact vote, and whether the do or do not have any impact on the elections? host: and i thank you, i think you talk about that a moment ago. question from flor

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i came in with richard burr, and i did not expect all these years later, 20 years later that he would be the one who was really one of the most steadfast advocates, one of the straightest shooters for the rule of law, for truth, for protecting the country. i always liked him, but he wasn't a fire brand. he just quietly sat back and did his job. i'll be darned if he's not the guy out of all of those that i came in with who right now is putting his country above his party. it's a very rare thing sadly in washington, d.c. these days, but that's what he's doing. >> joe, you said that exactly right. he's got -- he has got the back of his ranking member, mark warner, and mark warner has richard burr's back, and that's the way it's supposed to work. >> that's the way washington's supposed to work, and that's the way it does work when american leaders are actually doing the right thing and are more interested in helping america move forward than their own political careers. chuck rosenberg, we talked early on about the trump white house basically declaring war on this impeachment inquiry. let

point today well i would but if i mention one i have to mention so many i spoke to senator richard burr this morning and as you know he's very involved with intelligence and the committee and he's a great gentleman. i spoke with lindsey graham just a little while ago in fact.

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point today well i would but if i mention one i have to mention so many i spoke to senator richard burr this morning . and as you know he's very involved with intelligence and the committee and he's a great gentleman. i spoke with lindsey graham just a little while ago in fact lindsey graham is right over here and he's been very much involved in the subject and he's he's a very strong hawk but i think lindsey agrees with what we're doing now and again there are plenty of other countries that can help them patrol i don't want to leave a 1000 or 20023000 soldiers on the border but will lindsey and i totally agree is the oil the oil is you know so valuable for many reasons it fueled isis number one number 2 it helps the kurds because it's basically been taken away from the kurds they were able to live with that oil and number 3 it can help us because we should be able to take some also and what i intend to do perhaps is make a deal with an exxon mobil or one of our great companies to go in there and do it properly right now it's not big it's big oil underground but it's stop they go up top

president trump did tell senator lindsey graham and richard burr. but on the way to chicago this morning explained why he didn't tell the democrats. president trump: they were talking about why didn't i give the information to adam schiff and his committee. the reason is because i think adam schiff is the biggest leaker in washington. i know that, you know that, we all know that. he's a corrupt politician and a leaker like never before. reporter: attorney general bill barr who in an exclusive interview spoke for the first time about john durham's now criminal investigation into the origins of the russia probe. >> i understand he's making great progress. he's a 35-year veteran of the department. a great rep case for non-partisanship. he was selected by two democratic attorneys general to do investigations for them. reporter: he clearly believes the failure of leadership in 2016 has been rectified. lou: after 38 days of lawless subversion and the partisan attempt to overthrow our president under the cloask an impeachment inquiry, so-called, wrought a

republicand burr, senator who leads the committee along with mark warner, a democrat from virginia and they released this bipartisan report that digs into russia's use of social media. you also the mueller report that laid out russia's influence and thets indictments made from the russian report against russian intelligence, people who had, they say there's plenty of evidence to say the industry in the election. north carolina, republican. >> caller: good morning,ni c-span. your topic is right on the money. there is a crisis of confidence. i'm 57. i've never in my life seen a resistant party that's going on. representative presley hit it right on had when she said the president is just holding space. when you call a crisis of confidence, north carolina has been without a governor for the last three years because of what's going on. the white house behind you and the presidency, they will never ever, ever be another man or woman democrat that will sit in that chair that will be consequential. >> host: what do you make of that? >> guest: can ask you why descend with kayla has been withou

than an island and he came to our show and started writing a script based on our troop of 6 american burr elect performs in france we were woman of all this angels and shapes and sizes and it was very exciting to be part of the a few lettering elect scene at the time he here he was bay area born and breed braces and with glossaries all of a sudden walking 9 red carpet in i walgreens pedestrian care. >> land for best director that was backpack in 2010 the french love this music i come back here and because of film was not released in the united states nobody gave a rats ass let's say the music and berry elect and performing doesn't pay very much i definitely feel into a huge depression especially, when it ended i didn't feel kemgd to france anymore he definitely didn't feel connected to the scene i almost feel like i have to beg for tips i hey i'm from the bay area and an artist you don't make a living it changed my represent tar to appeal and the folks that are coming into the wars these days people are not listening they love the idea of having a live musician but don't really nurture it

with news of the ncaa announcement came this was a plan by richard burr to tax scholarships for collegeprofit off their name and likeness. he tweeted this. of college athletes are going to make money off your likeness in school there scholarships should be treated like income. i will be introducing legislation that subject scholarships given to athletes who choose to cash into income taxes. the ncaa goal is to have rules in place by january 2021 but didn't go into specifics how it would oversee this sweeping change. it is hoping for uniform national law or rule that applied to all members in all states but still far away from that. >> the first to accept taxes is interesting. >> we will see what happens. >> appreciate it. how about business news was the government cannot fund medicare for all by raising taxes on the rich according to a new watchdog report. $30 trillion will be needed for the program. tracy carrasco with how it could be funded. >> reporter: the bipartisan budget watchdog group, committee for responsible federal budget, the government could go for options when it comes to

lou: richard burr, the chair of the senate intelligence committee and lindsey graham who has never seenphone or camera he didn't like, the author of so many opposing sound bites and inconsistencies to the point of eccentricity, instead he has done nothing to investigator set the record straight or defend this president other than run his mouth. it's time he does something more than just play to which way the wind is blowing at any given hour on any given day. >> when you are a wind mill every day the wind blows a different direction. that's lindsey. he's a wind mill every day. lou: what does the president have to do. >> i grew up in a town with the navy and marines and i was a boxer. whenever i was in a barroom brawl every item you needed for your defense was there. whatever weapons they have they need to use. >> he will win in the independent. gary cooper in "high noon." lou: i like it, but i don't want him to leave town. i want him to stay right there. breaking news now. the pentagon, that controversial $10 billion pentagon award for computing, that contract has been won but not by am

associate agency played a significant role but it lays it out from a bipartisan perspective senator burr and senator warner have been investigating this for several years they have a 5 part series of reports that are coming out this year which will both provide a historical document showcasing how the united states was confronted was 'd one of the most important challenges to his security but also it showcases recommendations about how to move forward from a bipartisan perspective at a time when the issue of russia's interference has been not necessarily one that has bipartisan consensus it hopefully will calibrate and showcase the american people that steps need to be taken to help address the threat to the 2020 alexion because as soon as this report states russia still interfering in u.s. democracy. an aide to turkey is president has told the reuters news agency that a military intervention against the kurdish led syrian democratic forces the s.c.f. in northern syria is set to begin shortly turkey streets a gathering near the syrian border in preparation for an offensive against the ku

delegation is trying to convince richard burr to want to call off his offensive in northeastern syria. the u.s. ambassador to the european union is currently testifying in the ongoing impeachment inquiry against donald trump it's expected that gordon song will be questioned about text messages from the u.s. ambassador to ukraine discussing trumps if it to pressure you crying to investigate his rival joe biden now and wednesday a former senior advisor to u.s. secretary of state mark pompei or was the latest person to testify michael mckinley was quizzed for 5 hours by house committees abruptly resigning last week now a key figure in the impeachment inquiry us democratic congressman alija tell means is died aged 68 as chairman of the house oversized and inform committee cummings led multiple investigations into president trump's governmental dealings cummings passionately advocated for the poor in these black majority district of maryland he died in hospital due to complications from longstanding health problems we're going to bring in holly joy castro now to join us live from war on al

if student-athletes are being taxed, richard burr has tweeted recently today or yesterday is that somethingrough? >> let's bring up his tweet and you can continue your comment. go ahead and we will bring up what he said. >> the concern is if student-athletes are opting in payments, have they really benefited? 18-year-olds every single year, that is not something we want in college athletics. heather: on the other hand, the ncaa chairman michael drake saying we must embrace change for the best possible experience for college athletes. >> there. said embracing change has to be done in a manner consistent with the collegiate a medical model, meaning they have to be equitable and if they are able to find a way to do that i will be first in line for that. i am concerned we are thinking of 1% of college athletics about student-athletes that go to duke and the student-athletes in this generation. they go to bowling green or northern colorado or universities like that. those student-athletes are likely to be paid and mass disparity, think about women, already this disparity with the wnba and the nb

this has not been a conversation for senator schiff or chairman burr. host: president trump, let me show the viewers what he had to say -- the so-called whistleblower, the call was crazy, frightening, completely lacking in substance, this is a big lie. read the transcript. guest: i don't recall the whistleblower using that phraseology. basise know so far on the of testimony that has so far been given, and the snippets that we have so far from state department and other officials, is that the substance of the allegations were valid. founds what mr. maguire when he evaluated the complaint several months ago. i understand the president's frustration. he feels like this is supposed to be a generalized court proceeding. impeachments do not fall into that category. of concerns about how house democrats have been handling this. host: samuel is in up or mar bro, maryland, independent -- upper marlboro, maryland, independent. caller: i just want to make a comment to your guest. 1981 to 1985.rea they were giving out shots for soldiers to take and they didn't give

jefferson's father issued a restraining owner to stop the burr ray because he says he was cut out ofjefferson was just 28 years old. aaron dean fatally shot her while she was playing video gapes with her nephew in her home. officers were responding to a wellness check. in alabama the search continues for a missing 3-year-old girl, she has been missing for exactly a week now. police say patrick stalworth is one of the two people expected to a vehicle that witnesses saw take her from a birthday party on saturday night. stallworth was take into custody earlier this week before he was released on bond. he has not been charged in camile's disappearances with been he is facing federal charges after police found child pornography on his phone. >> more parents are changing their pleas. michelle jenaavs paid rick singer half a million dollars on behalf of her three children. her plea hearing is scheduled for monday. >> tomorrow, unclassified, unfold stories of american spies it back. go in the man hunt for one of the most notorious war criminals of all time. here is a preview. >> they applied