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it belongs to george conway, the husband of top white house adviser kellyanne conway.is a fierce critic of the president on twitter but he almost never does interviews. that was with preet bharara's podcast. joining me now to discuss is russ garber who is he himself an expert impeachment attorney. one of the few in america. >> happily we don't have too many. >> you heard conway's argument there. what do you make of his legal analysis of the case the white house is making. >> legal wlily, he's right. there's no constitutional requirement. zero, none that the house have a vote to announce an impeachment inquiry. he is right about that. he's also right that the constitution doesn't provide explicitly for any sort of due process rights. but -- and you know, george is a very smart lawyer. as you know, impeachment is a political process. that's a separate matter. i think that's one of the reasons why in the past there have been votes that have preceded impeachment inquiry and there have been rights afforded to the president. >> you're talking about political expediency here

ben, you know george conway. you i had an interesting experience right after the inauguration. there was a party in d.c., kellyanne conway was there, sean spicer was there. georgekconway was there. he was excited about potentially being the instrengthpector gene. they were thrilled that donald trump won the presidency. to see george conway outspoken as he is, given the circumstance he's in, his wife is one of the president's most trusted and outspoken advisers and supporters. what is he trying to do with this conversation with preet by going on the record and doing this podcast? >> well, i think, you know, he started it a long time ago with a bench of retweets of things. then he started tweeting, and then he wrote some articles, and then he wrote a very long article in "the atlantic," i guess, last week, about the president's psychology. and now he is, you know, giving an extended interview to preet. and i think the basic thing that he's doing is trying to model the way he wishes the republican party and intellec

but this is george conway in a major magazine and he makes a case. this is reflective of where we are in society right now? >> i think so. you look at the history of how mental illness has often been used in context where you're basically going after someone whom you don't like. for example, during times of slavery, slaves who left their masters were seen as having a mental illness or gay people once considered to have a mental illness. tot totalitary regimes, mental illness is being used to explain those who are dissident. how rankerous things have become between us, how tribal our partisanship has become. >> george conway talks about how mental illness shouldn't have a stig stigma, how abraham lincoln, based on historians, in all likelihood suffered from depression but still was able to do his job. >> that's exactly right. i think we can weaponize labeling people in a way that actually harms folks who have true psychological disorders. there are lots of people, i may say, with psychological disorders who, nonetheless, could function quite well as p

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. >>> kellyanne conway's husband, george conway and 15 other conservative lawyers have co-signed a statement urging the house of representatives to expedite its impeachment investigation of the president and move to a potential trial in the senate as soon as possible. one of the co-signers of that statement will join us at the end of this hour. and that is the only co-signer of that letter who has worked on an impeachment case, himself. he was one of the prosecutors whose investigation led to the impeachment of bill clinton. he now wants donald trump impeached and removed from office. two of the three people who we know were scheming together to do donald trump's bidding with ukraine have been indicted and arrested. here's the one who did not get arrested today, and here is what rudy giuliani said about his friends getting arrested by the fbi last night. "all i can tell you about this arrest is it comes at a very suspicious time." well, we can tell you a little bit more about the arrest. the two associates of rudy giuliani who have been working with him on ukraine were arrested on indictment

to be the husband of kellyanne conway. i want to play the sound bite for everyone to hear it. >> do you think nancy pelosi should have a full vote in the house on formally proceeding with an impeachment inquiry? >> look, i think as a legal and constitutional matter it's irrelevant and meaningless. this letter, can which goes back that simple letter yesterday -- >> let's go back to that. because you had strong feelings. it's nine pages. >> it's just garbage. they write very well and make good legal arguments. >> this was trash. basically the thrust off it is that there are some kind of constitutional obligations that house has failed to meet that therefore render its impeachment inquiry illegitimate and unconstitutional, which is complete nonsense because all the constitution says is that the house has the sole power of impeachment. completely vests the power of impeachment in the house and the gets to decide how to go about doing that. all the house has to do at the ender of the day is by majority vote vote out a bill of i

conway: we'll both speak to that. the secretary futched upon the influence of the unions and she was remarking that the union bosses don't put the students first. that is true. and i would challenge and defy each of them to prove otherwise. what are they so afraid of? this doesn't take money away from the public schools, it just amplifies the number of -- and actually helps the public schools in that as the secretary said, maybe that cool already offers courses and resources that another institution of learning does not so perhaps they'll benefit as well from this. but i notice a lot, many of the folks who are against, who don't put the students first, also don't put their own children in the public schools. and that is a cruel irony -- let's just call it hypocrisy. it's past 9 a.m. and tuesday and congress is in recess. it's ironic, but hypocritical as well. so back to my point, where you have elizabeth warren of all people formally talking about the benefit of fully funded uchers and all the freedom and flexibility

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to white house special counselor kellyanne conway.rge has become one of trump's biggest online nemeses. back in july our guest observed that the trump presidency is inesca inescapable. it is hard to read a george conway byline piece which you edited which makes reference to how his staff reacts to him and not wonder if kellyanne conway is a source. >> i think what george says in the essay, and it's a good point, is that all of this is out there in public, that to know donald trump in private, and he knew donald trump before he was president as well, is to know him in slightly more intense form than the way he's visible in public. george's point in the essay is that all of this is out for for anyone to see. it doesn't take special access. it doesn't take behind the scenes sources. we can all see exactly who trump is every day. >> conway describes injury to a washington football player's leg during a play and he said, you don't have to be a doctor when you look at the play, he's on the ground writhing in pain, you know something's wrong

[sfx: mnemonic] >>> hell hath no fury like kelly anne conway scorned. the president's councillor went on a rampage on a taped phone call with a reporter this week, who dared mention in a piece that conway's husband george is a frequent trump critic. not a excresecret. she mocks the reporter's credentials and tries to intimidate here. take a listen to what she said. >> let me tell you something. from a powerful woman, don't full the crap where you're trying to undercut a woman based on who she's married to. >>> toward the end of the seven-minute call, she offered this. >> it has nothing to do with my job, which it doesn't, that's obvious. then we expecting to cover everybody's personal life or we're going to start covering them over here. >> conway has insisted she wasn't threatening the reporter. if i threatened something, you'll know it. i got to be honest, this was unsurprising from conway, falsely crying sexism is her move. she's accused cnn's anderson cooper, dana bash, and chris cuomo separately. corey booker she said was sexi, because he dared run

preet, you sat down with george conway, also happens to be the husband of kellyanne conway, a white houseyou talked to him about this letter that was written by the white house and pat cipollone where they say they're not going to cooperate because of the who whole issue. >> do you think nancy pelosi should have a full vote in the house on impeach the inquiry? people are making a lot of noise about that. >> i think as a legal and constitutional matter, it's completely meaningless. this letter, which goes back to the cipollone letter yesterday -- >> let's go back to that because you had strong feelings about it. it's nine pages. >> it's just garbage. >> it's one of the worst letters i've seen from the white house counsel's office, and they write very well and make good arguments. >> this was trash. this was trash. basically the thrust of it is that there are some kind of constitutional obligations that the house has failed to meet that therefore render its impeachment inquiry illegitimate and unconstitutional. which is complete nonsense because all the constitution says is that the house h

>> and why kellyanne conway's husband is making the best case yet why donald trump is not fit for office. >> i have the right to do whatever i want as president. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hold on, it has been quite a day. right now we are in the midst as you might know of an impeachment inquiry into the president of attempting to use the full force of american foreign policy to get a foreign country to meddle in our election by manufacturing dirt on his political opponent. that's the high crime, the constitution's words he's accused of that basically he's admitted to. tonight we have new reporting about the scope of that pressure campaign because it wasn't just one phone call. "the new york times" reporting that two of president trump's top envoys to ukraine drafted a statement for the country's new president in august that would have publicly committed ukraine to pursuing an investigation sought by mr. trump into his political rives. one of those two men, the former special envoy to ukraine kurt volker testified on capitol hill today

martha: kellyanne conway there. are issuing speak thats for energy secretary rick perry and two indicted associates of rudy giuliani as they have no plans yet to vote op on a formal impeachment inquiry. my next guest says hardened criminals have better protections than president trump. republican congressman mark meadows sits on the house oversight committee. thanks very much for joining us. >> great to be back with you, maria. maria: first, your reaction to what's taking place in terms of the impeachment push. you heard what doug collins said, what are you going to do about it, that it's all in secret? >> we need to bring it out and let the american people judge for themselves. i've now spent over 20 hours behind closed doors listening to testimony, and if that testimony were to come out, you would realize that it would be exhibit a and exhibit b on the exoneration of this president, but yet you know adam schiff wants to make sure he keeps it all in private. so what we have to do is continue to appeal to the americ

george conway is getting more serious. you don't need to be a mental health professional to see something is very seriously off with trump, particularly after nearly watching three years of his behavior. before conway, that was barbara ress, the construction engineer, also the author of "all alone on the 68th floor" and barbara sgroins me now. i was wondering if you could help us unpack this week, this especially dramatic week. wee get into conway in a minute, but had you seen this anger before? >> no, i've seen it before. yeah. he was always very quick to react, never responded to anything, always reacted to it. he got very, very angry. he had this notion that everything that happened that was bad was directed at him, like people were after him, even with the new thing, the impeachment and the whistle-blower's her. immediately the whistle-blower is a hack, a democrat, you know, he makes it not that they're after something he might have done, but after him. that's the way he was. >> that's a conspiratorial streak. >> in a

conway: thank you.he's out of the d.c. office. she's helping with social media and all that kind of stuff, while my normal social media person is having a baby. so i've got a great team, but in the got them right face back there because they don't have any cash on them. [laughter] rep. conway: or limited cash. anybody else? one more? ok. that would have shocked me if you hadn't had one more. it's not her first radio, by the way -- first rodeo, by the way. [laughter] >> you said that there was an effort to try to get everyone to contact speaker pelosi and have her reverse course. how would a republican go about contacting speaker pelosi and have any influence? rep. conway: you can certainly write the speaker any mail or those kind of things. the most effective is for you to talk to your democrat friends and ask them to. i will listen to anybody in district 11, republican or democrat. that's not the issue. folks in heri, district have access to her regardless of party. but it really should be folks on her

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kellyanne conway, advisor to the president, joins us to that.haps you can speak to the judgment that was made by chairman schiff about the cozy relationship between this investigation and the white house. what is the structure in terms of the relationship between the white house and anything that's going on in that investigation? >> martha, this is what adam schiff does. he lacks evidence, he sees a camera, he runs towards it, he lies in the leaks. this man has no integrity. he read a parody of a phone call that never existed on the house floor the chairman investigationintelligencecommitm inquiry in the first place that's six months after that. he says there's plenty of evidence of collusion -- he has no credibility! i think that every time he swears to somebody under oath in front of the intelligence committee, schiff has to be swear under oath. >> martha: i agree with all of what you just said, but my question is what's the structure, is there any indication between the durham investigation and bill barr and the white house? is there ever any

what did you think of conway's comments? >> he's exactly right.id, my reaction to the white house counsel's letter was not good either. i thought it was poorly written. his language was very strong. he called it trash, garbage and various other other sin synonym what you throw out. they wrote this letter basically saying we're not going to play ball unless you do this other thing that's not required by the constitution. end of the day, nancy pelosi may decide there's a formal vote in the full house to decide the procedures by which you proceed. that's not necessary under the constitution or rules. it's happened before. maybe at the end of the day she'll do it. the excuse that they can't come forward is nonsense. >> conway and a group that he's part of, consisting of other conservative lawyers and officials, they laid out a legal argument on why they think an expedited impeachment is needed for trump. you tubing tauked about how impeachment and the president's pattern of behavior, in his view, is part of a diagnosis he has made of the president bei

now one of those 16 people who signed this is a man by the name of george conway for those of you who don't live in washington and inside the washington bubble that might not mean much to you but george conway is muddied to kellyanne conway who of course is one of donald trump's closest advisors wolf thanks very much alan let's join the he's a professor of law at drexel university joins me now from philadelphia good to have you with us live on al-jazeera so i mean american law in the process of impeachment is a complex matter that many of sort of the international community might find difficult to follow while we sort of hear of subpoenas and refusals to attend hearings what should we be looking out for in terms of a turning point in the story as an international view well thank you for having me at the outset the 1st thing to note is that their congress has pretty broad power both in the ordinary oversight context and certainly once the impeachment process is triggered to seek documents and testimony from officials the presidency is interpreted in that authority pretty narrowly and h

the other side that have is what we're hearing from them. >> i will say that i know kellyanne conwayut she is not unique in calling up reporters and berating them and bullying them. i've had that happen from lots of other government officials, both parties. >> definitely true. sarah, let me turn to one other story, rachel maddow, msnbc's biggest star, in an incredible moment on our own show, challenging nbc management for the mishandling of ronan farrow's reporting about harvey weinstein and matt lauer, all referring to farrow's book "catch and kill." i've been speaking to sources at nbc, some agreeing with maddow, that this has been a blow to morale, another person said they just want to move on, and another person said, more scrutiny is a good thing to help restore integrity and confidence in the news division. what is your sense of the impact of farrow's reporting? >> oh, i mean, there's no question, it's the only thing people can talk about inside that building, and that's what they've been doing for weeks. and there is a -- it's such blanket kind of coverage inside that place. i

it could be steven mnuchin or kellyanne conway. coming up, the u.k.ament is set to kick off a brexit vote. we will have the latest right here. from toronto in new york, this is bloomberg -- and new york, this is bluebird. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ marco: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. in the u.k., lawmakers are set to vote minutes from now one prime minister boris johnson's brexit deal.even if he gets enough support in the house of commons, it may not be enough to get the agreement through parliament by his october 31 deadline. johnson says of parliament defeats is proposal and votes for another delay, he will scrap the deal and call for another election. stay with lumber for live coverage of the vote. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo says the 120 hour cease-fire along the syria-turkey border is due to come to an end today. theeo was making remarks at conservative heritage foundation today in washington. secretary pompeo accompanied vice president pence last week on a mission from president trump to pursue a cease-fire with tu

eric: counselor to the president kellyanne conway, the president asked on friday but more work needsone, gordon chang stays with us, this has been portrayed as a big win, is it? >> as of now, it was a win for the chinese not for us. the reason -- eric: really? >> the only thing that was agreed on friday was that the united states on tuesday would not go through with scheduled increase in additional tariffs and the chinese, they said sort of like we are buying more agricultural products. news agency which is official came out with the press release afterwards and said, well, details have got to be worked out which basically in chinese speak is we didn't agree to anything. eric: oh, man. when you hear details have to be worked out, this is going to go on? >> this could go on. good news is president trump, though, can turn around and say i'm increasing tariffs any time he wants, he can do that to force the chinese to actually agree -- to follow through on what he believes they agreed to but we have to remember that at the end of april beginning of may the chinese return the draft trade

conway: thank you. [indiscernible] chatter] >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we will discuss the public opinion trend towards impeachment with the brookings institution, then houston institute's michael pillsbury, an outside advisor to president trump on china policy, discusses the latest entree talks and the growing risk between the nba and china. clifford young shares the results of the most recent c-span poll on election security and voting. watching c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. ♪ c-span's campaign 2020 coverage continues as president trump posted a keep america great rally in minneapolis, minnesota live thursday at 8:00 eastern on c-span. watch anytime on c-span.org and listen free wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> this columbus day weekend on american history tv, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the film "the whole the

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have their fearless leader literally in the control room dictating questions to beat up kellyanne conway for 24 straight minutes. wait until you hear the story. first joining is now the author of a big new book called "exonerated." fox news contributor dan bongino. american conservative union chair matt schlapp. let's start with where we are if we can. i guess they want me over there. let's start with where we are. dan bongino, i'm looking at all of this last night and i'm thinking i think the winners donald trump because americo says i don't -- i don't pick americans are going to believe, the going to do the simple basic math and they will understand 94 trillion, 36 trillion. it's not sustainable. >> it's not. i'm glad you said it. there were no winners last night. i frame it as losers and bigger losers from last night. there were no winners. i'm glad that you have been harping on the elizabeth warren line. the american people need to hear. if you believe in numbers. i know that liberals don't. they've been vaccinated at an early age against facts and numbers and data. she is lying to y

the education secretary and white house counselor can h kellyanne conway talk about education freedom scholarships. to empower students and families to choose their education setting on c-span 2 at 9 a.m. and on c-span3 at 9:30 a forum on china's role in the world. >> we are joined here on "washington journal" by catherine mcmanus reports for role call.

conway, white house counselor, call for expeditious impeachment probe.y wrote we believe the acts revealed publicly over the past several weeks are fundamentally incompatible with the president's oath of office, duties as commander in chief, and constitutional obligation to take care of the laws be faithfully executed. these acts based on what is revealed to date are legitimate basis for expeditious impeachment investigation vote in the house of representatives. and potential trial in the senate. joining me, one of the attorneys that signed the letter, marissa malek, thanks for joining us. how did this come about? >> thanks so much. well, our group formed about a year ago once the president started to sort of influence where it seemed like he had been influencing elections before, you saw this with the mueller report. this is after the whistle-blower complaint even more pressing. we fully support the house moving forward. >> here's the question. for conservative intellectuals, as opposed to donald trump's crowd, one of the things donald trump gets to cam

secretary devos was joined by white house counselor kellyanne conway at the american enterprise institute . >> good morning everybody and welcome to ai. my name is robert gore and i'm so pleased to have you here this morning for this important discussion of education policy in the united states. we are particularly gratified and happy to have the secretary of education betsy devos with us, her husband, council president kellyanne conway. it's an honor to have them here for this discussion on a topic that is particularly important to ai and our education policy team led by rick s area and we're also pleased to have , i like to say that ai is a washington based think tank but we are not a washington focused think tank so we have three distinguished leaders around the country from tennessee to arizona and pennsylvania and they will talk about how some of these issues we're talking about in washington to parents and schools in those parts of the country. really that's what our discussion is all about. how can we make our schools better read a little bit about just to get a sense of how i come

eventually conway clipped them into gear, sprinting fee for the fourth try to earn a vital bonus point in the building to the world cup but they made life difficult here for ireland, before garry ringrose rounded things off. ireland are back on track but leave a lot to be desired. the number one priority for ireland was to leave at the bonus point and they have done that and now they have the luxury of nine days to prepare for their final group k dominic game against samoa. the number one priority was to win with the bonus point and now they have the luxury of 90 days to prepare for the final group game against samoa. it's called the hundred — that's the number of balls each side will face. the authority in england, the ecb, hopes the new version of the game will capitalise on england's world cup success, and introduce a new audience to cricket. 0ur sports editor, dan roan reports from the launch today, in london. it's cricket but not as we know it, rather than the traditional lords it was an east end brewery for the launch of the format. the biggest names of the sport from england wer

. >> reporter: george conway, husband of white house counsel kellyanne conway, has formed a group of conservatives slamming the president's actions, saying, these acts are a legitimate basis for an expeditious impeachment investigation. conway told preet bharara the white house refusal to cooperate with the impeachment probe doesn't hold up. >> the thrust of it is that there are some kind of constitutional obligations that the house has failed to meet that therefore render its impeachment inquiry i wi illlegitimate which is of course nonsense. >> reporter: the president tweeted that fox news's pollster suck after finding a majority of americans support the president's impeachment. >> congressman ted lieu from california, thanks to much for joining us. what does it tell you that these two associates of rudy giuliani are now charged by the federal government with conspiracy to buy political influence? >> thank you, wolf, for your question. in 2016 russia interfered in our elections and helped donald trump. in 2018, we now know that these two associates of rudy giuliani helped funnel hu

he's got an exclusive interview with george conway for his podcast called stay tuned with preet.one of the president's harshest critics but also the husband of white house counsel to the president, kellyanne conway, and he's got some, let's say, really interesting things to say about the president's fitness for office and also how he thinks democrats should be responding to the president's stonewalling. so i cannot wait for that. >> i can't wait to see it. we'll see you at the top of the hour in just a few minutes here. >>> house democrats planning a new wave of subpoenas, but how do they get around the white house that won't comply? we'll break it down just ahead. here's the thing about managing multiple clouds for your business. when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent operating experience across all your clouds. that should clear things up. they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. in a country that fosters inno

we're going to have it pete on tonight for his podcast called stay tuned and conway has flown one of the harshest can critics and wife of can kelly ann conway and he's got really interesting things to say about the president fitness for office and how he thinks democrats should be responding. show i cannot wait for that. . >> we'll see you at the top of the hour in a few minutes. >>> house democrats planning a new wave of subpoenas. nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. billions of problems. dry mouth? parched mouth? cotton mouth? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath oral rinse and lozenges. help relieve dry mouth using natural enzymes to soothe and moisturize. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. >>> house democrats launching their impeachment counterattack and they're planning for a new wave of subpoenas. but will it make a difference? a former u.s. assistant attorney.

you had kellyanne conway on before.on't think americans truly should be concerned about an investigation. you have investigations to determine whether or not there has been criminal misconduct. that's why you have professionals conduct those investigations with the required degree of independence from the political process in order to make judgments that are not based on politics but based on the merits. you know, john durham enjoys a bipartisan reputation up to now. but i hope what we don't see is what i'm anticipating we will see. there are already calls for the attorney general to recuse himself. that's ridiculous. he set up a certain measure of independence built into the system by having a currently serving u.s. attorney conduct the investigation with a fair degree of latitude to decide appropriately whether or not there is a criminal case. finally americans understand in our system of government that the ultimate check on the power of a prosecutor are juries. meaning members of the community. if charges are brough

that is going to be a different game because usually what the external partners actually calm they conway the equal partnership narrative but we know that they end up with a different narrative entirely so i'm not sure that the russian relationship is going to be any different from what we have actually experienced with the chinese and of course suddenly with the with the rest of the west let's just say let's talk about the pan-african this on the continent those who are advocating for more in for african trade what they see of this summit as a positive this russia africa summit i don't think i think is a total destruction obviously we just. if c.f.d. which is the african continent of free trade agreement and immediately we had this idea we now have a russia african summit i think is a total destruction and there any pan-african is going to see it that way don't forget we have brakes obviously not. just and past and now we haven't actually russia in africa summit i think that most of these are destructions to african development and i think that most of the african leaders should start lo

host: out of conway, missouri, independent good morning. see if theed to guests had read the mueller report. on page 47 the russians did hack an apple computer belonging to >> you can watch allll of this online at c-span.org. "washington journal" live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. we'll leave the last few minutes here as the house is coming in momentarily. about to gavel in for short speeches. they'll take another break before starting their legislative work at 3:30 p.m. eastern. four small business related bills on the calendar today. also a republican effort to censure intelligence committee chair adam smith at 6:20 eastern. votes at 6:30. live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. dear lord, we give you thanks for giving us another day. at the beginning of the new workweek, we ask your blessing on the members of this people's house. may they be led by your spirit in the discernment that they undertake amid th

and leaving with a winning bonus points, and they secured that with 15 minutes to go when andrew conwayland's fourth try. they added a fifth before the game finished, the game finished 35—0 ireland, they got what they came for, now they have the luxury of nine days to prepare for their final group game against samoa. thursday's early game saw fiji beat georgia 45—10 for their first win in three games. it was 7—3 at half—time, but the tries flowed after the interval — six of them, in fact, with semi radradra running in two of his own. they are now second in pool d, although wales and australia are still favourites to qualify. there is just the one game at the world cup on friday, with south africa facing italy. a bonus—point win for the springboks would take them level on points with the italians, who are currently top of pool b. italy have beaten south africa once before, though. the hundred is coming. english cricket's latest bid for attention was launched on thursday. it is a new competition, with new rules, new teams, and for many across the country, some new players that they might

historian eric conway author of merchants that doubt on whether the public should trust science. he spoke at the history museum in los angeles at an event hosted by the public square. this is just over one hour. now it is my great pleasure to introduce tonight's moderator, an award-winning science journalist reporting on the diseased state of the world oceans earned her both a pulitzer prize for explanatory reporting and the award for public understanding of science. she regularly contributes opinion pieces for the los angeles times as a senior editor and writer at the huffington. please give a warm welcome. [applause] thank you. it's great to see such a robust crowd and energetic crowd. i've been a fan since its inception. it's actually my anniversary ten years ago i moderated my first panel on climate change so i'm thrilled to be back and with this wonderful panel i would like to introduce eric conway, historian of science and okchnology and the co-author ofa a book merchants about how a handful of scientists obscured the truth on issues from tobacco smoke to global warming. ne

counselor kellyanne conway saying all this is long overdue. >> he should have done this quite a while, in fact, he probably shouldn't have been on the board to begin with, he hitched a ride in air force 2, the vice president of the united states, his father. joe biden is in big trouble, calling for president's impeachment because he doesn't have a path to beat the president at the ballot box. eric: fox news coverage and breaking developments for you, kevin corke, latest reaction from the white house and let's begin with mollie hemingway. >> the company shanghai investment fund management company, hunter biden's lawyer says former vice president's son, quote, has not received any compensation for being on bhr's board of directors and has not received any return on his investment, still his lawyer says hunter biden intends to resign from the bhr board of directors by the end of this month, moreover according to statement today hunter biden made this commitment about his future business dealings if his father were to win the presidency. quote, under a biden administration hunter will rea

michael conway and garret haake. >>> new development of maria but butina. she was arrested in 2018 for using her ties to illegally infiltrate u.s. conservative political circles. she pleaded guilty of one count of conspiracy to violate the law governing foreign agenerats joig in the united states. julia ainsley. it is great to see you. talk about what happens to butina next? >> let's go back to a year ago. she pleaded guilty in d.c. the judge says you were not a student who got mixed up in something. this looks like it is a conspiracy to act on the part of russia to infiltrate this group lice the nra. she was sentenced to 16 years. that was a maximum -- >> 18 months. >> she was sensed to 18 months, thank you. she's now being released today. she has been released and will be deported to russia where she will go back to her hometown and she will not face any punishment now. she does not want to go out and become a media darling, she plans on having a low profile of this. it is the end of the course for her at this point. >> is there any collateral damage or i

betsy devos and kellyanne conway comment on education freedom scholarships, an administration initiative designed to empower students and families to choose their education sitting -- setting. eastern,3 at 9:30 a.m. a forum on china's role in the world. week, the united nations general assembly opened and delegates heard from foreign leaders and ministers from a number of countries. the russian and chinese foreign minister's address to the body on friday. here they are, starting with russian -- the russian foreign minister. to hisw give the floor excellency, minister of foreign affairs for the russian federation. minister lavrov: distinguished mr. president, your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, the 75th anniversary of the united nations, established as a result of victory in world war ii and the realization of a need for a collective mechanism to maintain national peace and security, unfortunately, this anniversary is getting closer -- regrettably, the events of the cold war that started afterwards prevented this tremendous creative potential from being unleased. the hope arose again

among the potential replacements, treasury secretary steven mnuchin and counselor kellyanne conway. more, let's go to greg sullivan. i can't imagine last week's press conference on the ukraine quid pro quo must not have helped. greg: it certainly didn't and one is the few things that bolsters the argument that trump is looking to replace mulvaney. we have the press conference will roll veiny seem to undermine the white house defense of the impeachment probe, mainly that was not a quid pro quo were the july phone call with the ukrainian president. there are other things as well. for one, some trump allies have been critical of mulvaney over the white house response to the impeachment probe in general. there is also the fact we can point to mulvaney is dylan acting chief of staff, not a permanent one. that is a change president trump could make quite easily and he has not yet. some people familiar have cautioned this behavior of testing these names -- mnuchin, kellyanne conway, and deputy chief of staff chris flavelle -- it is not new behavior. he test a lot of new ideas this way. whe

. >> george conway, husband of white house counselor kellyanne conway has formed a group of conservatives slamming president trump's actions saying in a statement these acts based on what has been revealed to date are a legitimate basis for expeditious impeachment investigation. >> the thrust of it is that there's some kind of constitutional obligations that the house has failed to meet that therefore render its impeachment inquiry illegitimate and unconstitutional which is completely xlooet nonnonsense. the constitution says the house has the sole power of impeachment. >> fox news poll finding 51% wants to see trump impeached and removed from office. tweeting i've never had a good fox news poll. whoever their pollster is sucks. oughtraged over his green light for turkey to invade syria. >> they didn't help us in the second world war or with normandy, as an example. >> some gop are rejecting the president's excuse. >> they were involved in fighting isis with america because we didn't want to put forces on the ground. >> reporter: some supporters want off the trump train now. >> i'm heartb