joining me and i was congressman chris stewart of the house intel committee.oday, how can you be introducing legislation today, there were numerous fisa abuses. what do we do to mount to stop us from going forward? >> with the fisa courts are essential to our national security, but if so is protecting the constitutional rights of every american citiz citizen, including supporters of president trump -- there is no question that comey and others have used that power. you are exactly right, we have to fix it. if we don't fix it, don't reform it, conservatives like me won't vote to reauthorize it. my legislation is very simple, actually, and the american people understand it. it is not hard to get, it would reform and take away some of that power and that potential abuse from director comey and director brennan's of the future. >> laura: let's talk about exculpatory information. we saw through this process, after this investigation got going, congressman, there were multiple instances where the targets of investigation -- or people of interest, whatever you want t

if you could play chris stewart earlier today.peak if the impeachment is successful, the next president i promise you is going to be impeached. the next president after that. if you set this bar is being impeachable, every president in our future will be impeached. our founding fathers recognized that they got it right. high crimes and misdemeanors other than that settled at the battle box. >> katie: democrats claim they are doing this for the country, doing it to protect democracy, as pelosi set up all the republic, but they are actually thinking very short-term. the entire process has shown they are complete hypocrites that chose to the line for the narrative they take. it's about protecting the vote of the american people. democrats only care about democracy when they win but when there is a republican who wins, they protest, there are lots of protesters out all across the country today. they wants to impeach the president, now they are doing it but this is the fourth time they've tried to do this, let's go back and remember wh

utah republican chris stewart says his bill strikes a much needed compromise. >>and is a more realistic solution in this year's equality act bill is passed. plan to expand civil rights protections for lgbtq americans passed the but it's been dead in the city it ever sense, tim schulte with the first amendment partnership says the fairness for all ad does the same thing but gives religious institutions exemptions. >>we think these lines are are up sort of morally and politically a sensible but the bill is already facing some backlash. a coalition of civil rights groups, including the n double acp. and the country's largest advocacy group says the bill still treat lgbtq americans like second-class citizens. >>it's a little disheartening i think that the statement exaggerates. >>tyler deaton with the american unity fund, the sole advocacy group at the friday press conference says the bill gives lgbtq americans more likely path at a federal protection for should no longer leave this to the courts along right now the bill only has republican support but stewart says

>>republican utah congressman chris stewart is calling on president trump to follow through on his promise to ban flavored e cigarettes and manufactures the cigarettes are targeting stewart calls vaping a nationwide epidemic and they're not marketing the 45 year-old truck drivers with and kids president trump initially said he wanted to ban flavored e cigarettes but then backed off the idea over concerns about how small vaping businesses could be impacted look if your business is built on marketing the i think that's a bad idea. >>just be honest i want to make it harder for you not easy or the white house ncerned products will end up on the black market organ democrat kurt schrader doesn't a complete ban is necessary if you're be the thing that you know men don't like to be different sort got to get a little better balance trade are also says the focus shouldn't just be on flavors i don't know as important as it raising the that's why a group of democrats and republicans is working on a deal to raise the minimum age for all tobacco purchases to 21 the hope is the bill would be included in

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utah republican chris stewart says his bill strikes a much needed compromise.re realistic solution in this year's equality act bill is passed. plan to expand civil rights protections for lgbtq americans passed the but it's been dead in the city it ever sense, tim schulte with the first them in partnership says the fairness for all ad does the same thing but gives religious institutions exemptions. >>we think these lines are are up sort of morally and politically a sensible but the bill is already facing some backlash. a coalition of civil rights groups, including the n double acp and the country's largest advocacy group says the bill still treat lgbtq americans like second-class citizens. >>it's a little disheartening i think that the statement exaggerates. >>tyler deaton with the american unity fund, the sole advocacy group at a friday press conference says the bill gives lgbtq americans more likely path at a federal protection for should no longer leave this to the courts alone right now the bill only has republican support but stewart says he's confident he

utah chris stewart.te this day is about one thing d one thing only-- they hate this president. they hate those us who voted for him. they think we're stupid. they think we made a mtake. they think hillary clinton should be the president, and theyant to fix that. that's what this vote is about. they want to take away my vote and throw it in the trash. >> desjardins: and florida's ross spano.ri >> the an people see through this sad charade for what it is: an attempt to undo the 20 election based on hearsay and opinion, not fact. this is incredibly divisive and has lowered the bar for what future presidents will face. i strongly oppose the articles bere us today and hope that we will finally move past this nightmare. >> desjardins: the rhythm of the day was partisan, but the tone was less caustic than recently, even as republicans repeated the president's bottom line. >> this impeachment is a total joke and a total sham. >> desjardins: and democrats repeated that, for this is about principle and protecting

the particular i like to thank irishman chris stewart for leading on this issue in the house. my proposal has support outside congress including from the department of veterans affairs and health and human services national council for behavioral health and the trevor project. they agree a simple number 988 could make the difference between life and death. working together i'm confident we can and will dave lives. the second issue i like to discuss is my proposal to reform the gigahertz ban. here's the background. in 1999 fcc allocated 75 megahertz spectrum in this man for technology called dedicated short range medications or ds rc. was intended to ubiquitous automated medication but has not borne fruit. after two decades they have evolved slowly at best and not widely deployed in the spectrum and public resource has rained largely unused. this is unacceptable and that is why i am proposing an alternative approach to allow consumers to benefit from improved automotive safety technologies and more unlicensed innovation. with respect to unlicensed innovation and promoting to pr

utah republican chris stewart says his bill strikes a much needed compromise and is a more realisticin this year's equality act bill is passed. plan to expand civil rights protections for lgbtq americans passed the but it's been dead in the city it ever sense, tim schulte with the first amendment partnership says the fairness for all ad does the same thing but gives religious institutions exemptions. >>we think these lines are are up sort of morally and politically a sensible but the bill is already facing some backlash. a coalition of civil rights groups, including the n double acp. and the country's largest advocacy group says the bill still treat lgbtq americans like second-class citizens. >>it's a little disheartening i think that the statement exaggerates. >>tyler deaton with the american unity fund, the sole advocacy group at a friday press conference says the bill gives lgbtq americans more likely path at a federal protection for should no longer leave this to the courts along right now the bill only has republican support but stewart says he's confident he can slay some democ

. >>> kristen stewart is targeted by the fbi in her latest movie and musical head to the big screen. chris martinez has your ion entertainment. broker kristen stewart brings an activist to light. stewart plays jean seeberg who is targeted by the fbi because of her support of the civil rights movement in the 1960s. jack o'connell, anthony mackie and saw the beats also starts. seeberg is now streaming on amazon prime. here's this present is the latest celebrity to join sony cinderella musical. the actor will reportedly portray the king in the retelling of the classic fairytale. brosnan joins a growing cast list for the musical comedy. it includes camilla caballo, i didn't ezzell and billy porter as the fairy godmother. the movie is slated for release in 2021. >> everybody sitdown. >> and ensemble cast takes to the streets of new york and new trailer for in the heights. the movie is based on lin manuel miranda's 2008 robert musical that follows a man who contemplates closing the store and retiring after hurting his grandmother's fortune. in the heights won four tony awards including best musi

chris hogan here and jon hilsenrath great to see everybody. >> while you are you viewers are having breakfast we are talking bourbon and cheese strauss values? >> straws. >> the holidays. dagen: -- anti-martha stewart i like it a good one jay smeent? >> kriz promised to bourbon did you promise it? >> yes, i am now? >> i am definitely going to do it not giving him any that is for three of us. so yes? >> you want to today about tariffs. dagen: tariff man our president of the united states has done a big belly flop in the middle of markets with threat on argentina, and brazil, and france, yesterday. and the comments he made about a china trade deal we will see where this all goes whether negotiating tactic or just -- >> people in white house do not like to go on tv, and -- and reverse market rally they are afraid that the boss president is going to say why are you reversing course in markets he did it himself two days in a row? >> talking about tariffs the markets, and the economy we are having important jobs' report coming up on friday so people need to tune back in to your show 8:30 on friday, that will tell us how the economy is really doing. >> hands-on deck friday's jobs' report wide range is str