to do these because we no longer want teach here they must understand that zimbabwe suffered some chon it's a form of. that's what is is a part to take a freak on zimbabwe or you have to stand for the cool sanctions if cause does damage in zimbabwe to the people of the it's a bad way to come by news of the bible. which if we are used we are facing a. breach in america in our eyes so we are seeing the enough is enough now not always involve ians took part in the government protests against sanctions some are of the view that the economic problems all mate. that joins me from harare he'll give us the opposition m.d.c. alliances you're welcome to africa doctors about the what is your party's position on the sanctions are they stifling the economy. well no i think that it is but it clear to have risen bobbie and it is mismanagement it is the corruption it is also the irresponsibility of this regime on political. reforms that is this possible for the economy of the country faces look we have never had and no business will invest in a country where people can be killed no notice and for no p

the ukrainians understood that the only way to get a meeting with trump was investigate the bidens, chon rate russia. that was made clear. trump was using various officials to make it clear to the ukrainians. >> evidence to back it up. >> we do. >> if president trump was looking for a written commitment. isn't that quid pro quo? why sign a contract without an understanding you get something in return. >> in the history. nobody has said i have a quid pro quo for you. the president came close. also in the presidential call read out his version of the events he says i have a favor to ask, though. so it's like a kwid prothough. >> house republicans say the hearing does nothing to advance the case for impeachment. >> the administration is is a stronger place today than this morning. a product of the ambassador coming to testify. >> not one thing he's said comports with any of the democrats impeachment narrative. not one thing. >> what's your response? >> none of them sat through all eight hours. they left for the cameras. i stayed. i'm more concerned today than ever that the president has tri

the way i see pete buttigieg is something that is very chon in t -- common in the democratic party and we've seen it in the past, which is we see a young, fresh face come up from the party and usually become the nominee. i'm not saying he's going to be nominee, but if you think about clinton, carter, obama, i wonder if that's what's happening. i wonder if voters are thinking, wow, this is someone new. this is an outsider. he's bringing something different to this primary. so that's kind of how i see the buttigieg playing in this space. >> i wonder, though, if he is -- to be in that outsider, something different role, do you have to have rougher edges than pete buttigieg? do you have to -- because he speaks in entire, fully formed paragraphs. >> yeah. >> and he speaks in language that is always designed to, you know, to encompass people, not to offend people, to bring people -- >> i think the paragraphs are so perfectly crafted, and i think people are tired of the twitter president. >> no, absolutely. but i just wonder if when people say they want authenticity these days, do they want s