what are your thoughts on that, charley?look, the white house has clearly been stonewalling here. but i do think the house did rush. having said that, the senate should bring in some witnesses. they should. this should be a real trial. they should hear from these folks, because, you know, we've been talking mostly process here this morning. but substantively, look, there's a lot to go after here. the president misused his office. he clearly abused his office and we should hear from bolton and we should hear from all these other characters who were direct primary witnesses, firsthand sources. i'm not sure that -- i guess, you know, both sides -- look, the house rushed. now i think the senate, mcconnell, would like to rush. i think that's always been the problem here. both sides, democrats had an arbitrary christmas deadline for impeachment. now i think senator mcconnell wants to ru lush this too. i think they ought to slow this down for a fair process and trial. >> we only have a few seconds left. scott, witnesses, yes or no?

fundraising being done in and around this issue as they said as it's unfolding so what is the mean charley image of people right now. right now for the ones who have survived obviously it is just that initial trauma some of these people have lost not just their homes but family members life stalk their entire livelihood because we're talking about entire farmlands being swept away this is their main source of income and beyond that it's where to sleep where to get food these are all institutions which have been sucked away so we're seeing seeing a situation where people are conversing rather converging desperately of schools and hospitals but these simply not enough to go around so we're seeing quite a bit of respiratory diseases and fording and there's still a big question as to what will happen to the number that's still being added let's talk about long term effects here what long term effects called all of those have on the region. well we do know that there will need to be a serious pump on infrastructural redevelopment roads and hospitals which have been swept away as they said but t

if you want to tell us well you know that charley of those mostly famous for cartoons there were some cartoons which in a funny way copied drawings from the soviet era of the posters. of course we could see a topless man riding a bear which was clearly a reference to vladimir putin although that didn't really say so a lot of greenery in there which is obviously because of the color on our logo and there was text so pretty much the insult was more in the text. first they began by saying that again like i said are these loved by the yellow vest protesters and this is what followed that particular idea. and is it don't you showed them in the head of our image went to our t. front to frederick toadies show band from banning where he chatted with emmanuel told about the yellow vests the only small criticism he was embarrassed by the very name of the channel russia today a name that makes it clear where its funding comes from the fortnightly magazine signal published by the command in occupied countries did the same when it gave column space to coax and ferragamo this appearance of normalit

. >> and then i asked charley kushner. what's bigger? for the jewish people? giving the embassy to jerusalem that becomes the capitol of israel? what's bigger? that or the golan heights? he said the biggest thing you did is ending the iran nuclear catastrophe. i think that's true. i think that's true. >>> ever since the hois started moving forward with the impeachment inquiry, there's been an effort -- neverminds house democrats pass said nearly 400 bills before the impeachment started, and big ones, legislation for gun safety and climate change. the democratic houses has passed a bunch more of important legislation, including a bill to restore the voting rights act, which they did with a lone, single solitary republican joining them. they're likely to pass the usmca after getting a number of concessions from the trump administration. and last week they passed a bill to reduce prescription drug prices. and while president trump has made noise wanting to raise drug prices, i wager we won't see mitch mcconnell let the body vote on the bill. the irony is that the

and if mike puts on his beer goggles, he might think i'm attractive in them >> thank you so much >> charleyon it's planned >> of course they are random>> e >> what is it? >> the bling brush >> a little place to put your engagement ring at night >> it's a jewelry cleaner. >> it is you can be sparkly and brought >> my gift is a little heavy and it goes to craig >> uh-oh here you go, craig >> you got him an iron >> it's a bowling ball >> so much >> let's see what is it >> there's two things in there >> that's a good gift. >> help craig. >> oh, my. >> that's fantastic. >> a jar of q-tips >> every morning >> yeah. one of my quirks -- one of my quirks is every morning, in front of my friends here at the show, in makeup, i like to clean out my ears. >> that's right. >> i would not show them >> that may be - >> oh. >> i go all the way in >> it goes on and on >> you go go faster. >> at the same time -- >> you're not supposed to go in too far, though. >> no. >> and i was going to give you a prescription to an ent to check your ears. >> that was thoughtful >> you'll never run out. >> i won't >> it's o

you see this in the growth of key organizations like the naacp, the work of charley g. woodson, as there is a decision to say that we have a place in this nation. we have made important contributions. and we will not sit quietly and allow the kinds of discrimination we experienced before to continue to be the way we operate. the consequence i think what dubois is talking about this is push of african americans to the forefront of the concern in the nation. and that impact is not only in terms of the growth of black populations and cities and the pressures they're bringing and the political pressure of the naacp, but also you see the contributions culturally and otherwise increasing as well. we talk about the harlem rennance or negro renaissance because it's not just in harlem, washington, d.c. is a center, chicago is a center. that's an important influence of cultural growth. you see jazz coming to the north. someone was talking about -- i just blafrmgd on his name, the trumpet player. >> armstrong. >> armstrong. and these things come and go. [ laughter ] >> the fact th