joining us chris coons, senator coons, any insight on how you think senator alexander might vote? >> i lot of us were trying to discern from his body language, the questions he asked or from sidling up and chatting with him during the breaks how he might go this evening and i'm as much in the dark as you are. this is going to be a very close vote. what is striking to me, first, is the answer that we got to a question that was asked earlier this evening which was -- and this was a question i asked. if the president were to call witnesses which of his witnesses would testify directly to what the president said, what the president did around withholding aid from ukraine that might exonerate him? the answer, of course, was to change the subject. and to talk about folks who couldn't directly testify. to what the president did. because frankly i think there are no witnesses who the administration can put on who will give sworn testimony to clear the president or they would have done that. it's striking. and so instead what the white house counsel repeated again tonight was a defense tha

just today, dianne feinstein, joe manchin, chris coons, even the far left richard blumenthal are now all questioning the speakers decision-making. >> but it seems just like yesterday, doesn't it, that the queen could do no wrong? >> the american people happen to be on the side of speaker pelosi, that's the great leverage that she has here. >> nancy pelosi has been a light worker in dark times. >> i do think she has had a lit just brilliantly. >> she has been pitch-perfect. and this is her flock, these democrats. >> how she is leaving us in the impeachment inquiry is a perfect example of what a great leader she is. >> her whole career is leading to these two weeks, that puts her soundly in history books. >> laura: history books? may be the history of failure, mr. -- meanwhile americans are seen through the bogus investigations, and you've got to check these out. they have trumpet beating most of his rivals, even in virginia.

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back to senator coons. senator, what's your reaction? >> well, anderson, i'm very disappointed to hear that. i have served with senator alexander for a decade and on many occasions have known him to be a thoughtful and seasoned senator. i disagree strongly with his conclusion tonight. but let me simply say this, and i'll say it to him when i get a chance tomorrow. if the conclusion he's reached is that what the president did was inappropriate, but that the people should decide in the upcoming election, the very least we should do is to make sure that the next election is a free and fair election, without foreign interference. and i frankly think if the american people are to make up their minds in this next election about whether or not to reelect president donald trump they should know the facts. getting john bolton to testify was frankly an exercise in making sure the american people got to hear directly from someone who was in the white house and knew what the president had directed be done. if i hear what you just conveyed about sena

chris: senator coons, thank you. thanks for coming in.ch what happens this week both on iran and impeachment trial. >>> up next we bring in our sunday group to discuss whether the showdown with iran is over. we're just taking a short pause. any comments doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ wh(fake gagging noises) ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. >> we caught a total monster. we took him out. that should have happened a long time ago. we did it because they were looking to blow up our embassy. >> we must avoid war and the cavalier attitude of this administration, i inform you reading my tweets. no, that is not the relationship our founders had in mind. chris: well, president trump defending his decision to kill qassem soleimani while house speaker pelosi criticizes his handling of the oper

joining us now is senator chris coons, democrat from delaware. senator coons is here.nk you for being with us tonight. >> thank you, rachel. it's been a very long day here in the senate. >> it has been. i can tell you watching from outside how long of a day it's been. do you actually have any sense of how long this part of the trial is going to continue? do you have any guidance in terms of taking the full 24 hours versus wrapping up with less than that much time expired on the democrats -- excuse me, on the president's counsel side? >> well, the president's attorneys will resume making their case tomorrow at 1:00. how late into the night they'll go, we don't really know. i was surprised at some of the attacks they took today. their last point literally arguing that obama should have been impeached, so it was a pretty broad tour of a wide range of legal, constitutional and political arguments, some of which were predictable, some of which, like that last one, i really did not see coming. >> the sort of apex argument at the end of the night from professor dershowitz was

your reaction to this one lone democrat's, chris coons stepping up?s part of the president's maximum pressure campaign that at least they turned off the terror money spigot? >> there has been a real impact on the iranian economy and resources available to the terrible iranian regime as a result of the maximum pressure campaign. >> that is success? >> that is a positive. liz: won't say success. only says it's a positive. your reaction to that? >> well i hope this is only the first canary. i hope all of them will see it as it is and use judgment and morality not only to call the regime's out in iran but to do everything to bring it down. liz: now they seem out of touch. ambassador, thank you so much. great to see you. >> pleasure. thank you. liz: come back soon. next up the controversy over a former obama justice department official now selected to oversee the fbi's reforms of its deeply flawed fisa surveillance process that was used to spy on the trump campaign. is the wrong guy for the job? the debate next. wherever we want to go, autosave your way th

i'll get reaction from key members of congress including democratic senator chris coons and our kponts and analysts are also standing by. first let's bring in senior national correspondent alex marquardt. 176 people are dead and u.s. officials believe iran is responsible. >> it's not just u.s. officials, the united kingdom and canada as well. prime minister boris johnson says there's a body of information that this flight was shot down by an iranian surface-to-air missile system. officials are saying after analyzing satellite and radar data, it was a russian-made system, adding this could have been a mistake by iran. of course, this comes at a very tense time. the iranianians are still disputing they brought down this plane. in the wake of the ukrainian plane crash, u.s. and allied officials tell cnn iran is believed to have brought it down with russian-made surface-to-air missiles killing all 176 people on board. most of the victims from iran, ukraine and canada. >> we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that th

joined now by chris coons of delaware. nice to see you sir. >> thank you. >> i want to get you to respond to mitch mcconnell from this afternoon, and it's this idea on the issue of witnesses, here's his statement, you're going to hear it in your ear, and i want to get you to react to it on the other side. >> some in your conference have suggested if democrats are calling witnesses like john bolton, they may also want to call witnesses such as hunter biden. would you support calling hunter biden? >> i think we'll be dealing with the witness issue at the appropriate time into the trial. i think it's certainly appropriate to point out that both sides would want to call witnesses that they wanted to hear from. when you get to that issue. i can't imagine that only the witnesses that are democratic colleagues would want to call would be called. >> senator coons, what's your best understanding of how this is going to work. >> i'm less -- i'm a bit more confused now than i was before senator mcconnell spoke. >> there's a tension b

. >> chris: we will ask democratic senator chris coons about that effort in congress to limit military actions against iran. plus, how speaker pelosi announces she will send the articles of impeachment to the senate this week. will ask our sunday panel what the impeachment trial will look like. all right now on fox news sund sunday. and hello look at it from fox news in washington. the fallout from president trump's showdown with iran continues to be felt the middle east. thousands of iranians protest as tehran now admits shooting down. the president tells fox news the top iranian general he killed was planning attacks against four u.s. embassies. and senate democrats pushed for a vote to limit the president's military powers while also preparing to deal with the articles of impeachment. the house will send over this week. in a moment, we will discuss the u.s. face-off with national security advisor robert o'brien but first, let's bring in kevin corke with the latest from the white house. >> calls for change echoing across tehran this weekend, those demands however garnered the attenti

and now joining me is democratic senator chris coons from delaware.peachment documents over to the senate, and we don't know if the evidence from lev parnas is going to be included in the impeachment trial and should it? >> well, jake, thank you for the chance to be on. and all of us no e that trials typically have witnesses and evidence. and particularly where one of the core issues in the trial, president trump's campaign to block congress' legitimate investigation is part of what is at issue. i remind you that the first article is obstruction of congress and then abuse of power, and that is the actions to compel or the shakedown the ukraine to investigate without foundation his leading democratic rival joe biden and second, the response that he blocked the closest advisers and other officials from testifying. so there should be more evidence available at trial, and the latest details from lev parnas are pretty strike and reminder of how it might add to the weight of the impeachment articles. >> your colleague susan collins, republican from maine sa

chris: senator coons, thank you. thanks for coming in.ll watch what happens this week both on iran and impeachment trial. >>> up next we bring in our sunday group to discuss whether the showdown with iran is over. we're just taking a short pause. >> we caught a total monster. we took him out. that should have happened a long time ago. we did it because they were looking to blow up our embassy. >> we must avoid war and the cavalier attitude of this administration, i inform you reading my tweets. no, that is not the relationship our founders had in mind. chris: well, president trump defending his decision to kill qassem soleimani while house speaker pelosi criticizes his handling of the operation. now time for our sunday group. jonah goldberg, editor-in-chief of the dispatch, fox news political analyst, juan williams, former dnc chair, donna brazile, fox news correspondent gillian turner. jonah, there has been a lot of hang wringing about president trump from democrats. that he is in the process of getting us into a war in the middle east b

. >> we have senator coons. a very long day for you. describe what it's like inside the room.u think the dynamics are changing at all? >> i do. i've had the chance to talk with a couple of my colleagues from both sides at the end of today. adam schiff gave, once again, just a really compelling close and the house managers presented a very broad sweep of the evidence that they've been able to develop in the house intelligence committee and the house judiciary committee. don, frankly most senators, as those hearings were going on over in the house we were busy in the senate, we had our own committee meetings and work to attend to. i really think that over the last two days the members of the senate have for the first time heard all of the evidence that's been developed so far and i'll remind you a lot of it's been blocked. president trump has engaged in a breathtaking and unprecedented stonewalling effort to prevent us from hearing the most central witnesses and the most central documents. but they still managed to develop a remarkable breadth of information given the testimony

senators chuck schumer, chris coons, mike braun, ten scott john barrasso made remarks. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. it's been an interesting and long day of questions. part of what i think is constructive about this and makes me hopeful the american people are following it is that it has provided a number of opportunities for the house managers to answer some questions addressed -- address some issues and revisit core pieces of the case, in particular with regard to subpoenas and to the president's like it obstruct your refusal to produce any witnesses, any documents. i'm particularly struck at one recent development that hasn't been highlighted or discussed today, and that's the general john kelly who is the former chief of staff to president trump has publicly said he believes john bolton. i'd like folks to focus on what that means. what that means is that knowing former national security adviser john bolton is alleged to have said president trump did order him to withhold aid to ukraine in order to try and leverage a baseless investigatio

joining me is senator chris coons of delaware.to have you on the program. >> thank you, great to have you back. >> let's start right here with this question about whether this plan was imminent. i know we're still waiting for an all senators briefing coming up this week about the background here. your colleague mark warner told chuck todd this morning he does potentially buy into the idea there was a threat, but he's not convinced whether it was imminent. what's your view about the legality of what the administration did here and whether you have any questions about that. >> of course, i have questions about what the administration's strategy is going forward and whether the intelligence that they will be presenting to us this week justifies this strike against general soleimani. first, let's be clear. no american should mourn the passing of this iranian b military leader who has been directly involved in planning and carrying out dozens, if not hundreds of attacks across the region b that have killed thousands over many years. th

we are joined by senator chris coons, democrat of delaware. senator, thank you for spending a few more minutes of your already long day into night with us. i have to ask you, do you have a, perhaps, silent focus group of republicans who you look over to during arguments like tonight? talk to us about attentiveness. talk about whether or not you see so much as one mind being changed during something like that, a summation by adam schiff. >> i do, brian, have a number of republican colleagues who i'm watching closely. it was during closing arguments during the kavanaugh confirmation process that i was looking at my friend and senator jeff flake realizing how deeply troubled he was by the testimony of the woman who was accusing now justice kavanaugh of misdeeds, dr. christine blasey ford. these are long days. the arc of the presentation by the house managers is quite long. the amount of evidence, both witness testimony and the documents, texts is fairly heavy. so in the course of the day you can see folks' attention wander and their engagement co

it's interesting because i'm struck by chris coons who was at some type of event -- >> delaware. >> fromelaware. who's talking about the polarization. and he in part said i think in history he's going to look back on the diversity we have and see that as part of the problem in terms of getting together. don't know how exactly he was characterizing that. it's an odd thing to say, but i think there is -- you know, part of what we see is there is when you have people from different backgrounds and life experiences, people aren't going to agree on what's happening today. >> i think, though, we've had identity politics this whole time. >> of course, yes. >> it's just been white identity politics. and that's what we've been playing. we've been centering whiteness and maleness as essentially the only thing we cared about in politics. and this moment we're saying, okay, we're going to open up the doors a bit and talk about your experience is like as a woman, what policies people are putting forward that impact your experience whether or not you're rich or poor or black or white. and i think now

senator chris coons joins year on the foreign policy front. it, and what are the u.s. options against iran? >> andrea, happy new year to you. and let's hope that 2020 is better for all of us than 2019, but it certainly dawns with two foreign policy crises facing president trump and our nation, in north korea and in iraq because of repeated attacks by iranian-backed militias. look, i do support the president taking action against iranian militias following the death of an american contractor and the wounding of four american troops, and secretary esper, who was on earlier in your show, certainly has the responsibility to protect our thousands of troops that are scattered throughout the region. but i think what's going on here is that president trump is seeing the limitations, or i'd say even the failures, of his personal approach to international diplomacy. he thought he could charm kim jong-un in north korea into giving up his nuclear weapons, and he thought he could isolate iran. and in both cases, he abandoned traditional diplomacy. he aband

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one of the people who will be in the room again today, senator chris coons of delaware.ight-eyed and bushy tailed. thank you so much for being with us this morning. look, democrats went 0 for 13 yesterday, i believe it was? didn't win on a single vote. so what do you think you got out of that first day? >> yesterday was a 12-hour day in which the entire senate sat and fought over what the rules will be that will govern this impeachment trial and whether we'll get skaes access to any o documents or witnesses that would make this a fair trial. strikingly, on every vote, except one, every single republican, except one, voted to keep the rules that mitch mcconnell moved forward. and was only on one minor vote that one republican voted against the majority. so i'll put it this way. in virtual lockstep throughout the entire night, the republican majority said we don't want to see the documents that are critical to understanding what president trump did. whether he did or did not do the things he's charged with. and we don't want to hear from critical witnesses that president t

flying with ducks, peacocks and minute tour horses coon a thing of the past. plans today were announced to tighten rules regarding only dogs inside the cabin. airlines claim that some passengers are abusing rules that let them bring animals aboard. >> temperature were not the only thing falling in miami. as the mrkry plunged this morning, iguana's sfel from the trees. they don't die but go into a dorm es dipped into the mid 30s in some areas. they even forecast falling iguanas. isn't that strange? >> i wondered. >> they're fine. >> what about our weather? >> sandy tracking as we head towards the weekend. >> we're not going to see falling iguanas, but some raindrops. this is a beautiful view. the sun went down at 5:21 tomorrow. you had to see the sunset tonight. it was absolutely gorgeous as we check this out. apparently the clicker is not working. that's interesting. nothing is connecting. i'm going to advance it from the keyboard here. you see the sunset there, really a lovely one. san jose's temperature managed to get up to 63 degrees, so it was pretty mild

joining us chris coons, senator coons, any insight on how you think senator alexander might vote? >> i lot of us were trying to discern from his body language, the questions he asked or from sidling up and chatting with him during the breaks how he might go this evening and i'm as much in the dark as you are. this is going to be a very close vote. what is striking to me, first, is the answer that we got to a question that was asked earlier this evening which was -- and this was a question i asked. if the president were to call witnesses which of his witnesses would testify directly to what the president said, what the president did around withholding aid from ukraine that might exonerate him? the answer, of course, was to change the subject. and to talk about folks who couldn't directly testify. to what the president did. because frankly i think there are no witnesses who the administration can put on who will give sworn testimony to clear the president or they would have done that. it's striking. and so instead what the white house counsel repeated again tonight was a defense tha

chris coons says time to get it on. it makes them look back.se stefanik who is a congresswoman from upstate new york says, you know what? nancy pelosi was saying come on, we have got to vote for this. it's urgent. we have got to do the impeachment. of course now not so urgent. take a look at this. watch. here she is last night with sean. >> pelosi has been exposed and the impeachment dam is breaking. we need to keep the pressure up. because she has no authority over the senate. so it is apply you a accommodatioyou aaccommodation s after urging the american people take this vote on arbitrary schedule. the real reason why she is holding back she doesn't want to expose the coordination that we know happened between adam schiff and the whistleblower. brian: we know. this nothing gets done until it's done. nobody understands exactly what nancy pelosi is up to. and everything is on hold. so i thought originally she thought there was going to be more evidence to come out that was going to bolster the case. i think we saw some of that nobody cared. it'

senator chris coons, a democrat of delaware. thank you for stepping off the senate floor on your long day and jumping on television with us, sir. >> thank you for covering this. it's been a long and a challenging day. i've dedicated the last few hours to both listening to the arguments about the different motions to try and amend the rules that majority leader mcconnell is trying to ram through, and at times, reading back through the briefs of both sides and the record of the hearings in front of the house intelligence committee. for folks who may not have had hours to dedicate to this, it really is galling to really square on look at the rules that majority leader mcconnell is trying to get adopted by the end of tonight. it really will produce a backwards process where the house managers will be presenting a case without the benefit of the additional evidence and witnesses that would allow us to really get to the truth. it raises the question whether my colleagues in the republican party want a fair trial or not. >> senator, yo

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the killing has reverberated across iran so the money headed delete coons force and was regarded as the second most powerful figure in the country. the overnight attack was authorized by us president donald trump who tweeted that so the money had killed or wounded thousands of americans and was plotting to kill more. retaliation is expected with america's allies in the gulf on high alert the us is sending some three thousand additional troops to the region in response. now in the wake of the assassination iran's foreign minister said somebody's death will only strengthen resistance against the united states. well america's actioion without anyny dodoubt as anan act of state terrorism and violalation o of iriraq's sovereieignty it is murdering persons who dedicicat their entire lives to fightiting tyranny oppressssn terror and extremism. a lotot of the pure and holy blood of custom soleimani will definitely make the tree of resistance more robust. a and make iranian peope more united it will also make u. s. policies more scandalous and less effective than ever before. in a massive public

mr coon. mr cornyn no ms cortez masto. mr cotton. no mr cramer no mr craig oh no mr cruz no mr daines no ms duckworth. mr durban. mr enzi no this ernst mrs feinstein. snow mrs fisher no mr gardner no mrs gillett brand. so who is in the proceedings in the senate with this is a voting on whether to allow witnesses and additional evidence in the impeachment trial of u.s. president donald trump is bringing. so this is the crucial moment which will decide whether or not this is pretty much at the end of the road for the impeachment trial isn't it heidi. that's right a crucial moment that would make the decision official but it's a decision that it's been widely reported that we expect to be ultimately know once they finish this roll call that is because this really hung on the decision of 4 moderate republicans i had been lobbied and lesley by democrats over the last few days to open this proceeding to additional witnesses well all 4 of needed to cross the aisle and go yes we've to have gone on the record in fact we just heard one of them

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thank you so much, senator chris coons. we greatly appreciate it.geist, thank god that donald trump helped us avoid world war 6. world war 5 was enough with all the rationing of margarine and the number of hours or children could play fortnite. i don't think we could have handled yet another world war. ? why don't we go back to the book. by the way, jonathan lemire, help us out here. why does a president -- like world war 6, explain -- explain it to us. what exactly -- >> good luck, jonathan. >> -- were world wars 5, 4 and 3? i can't go back to the book until we clear this up. >> asking me to interpret what the president meant is always a tough proposition. i think he's trying to suggest if he had kept john bolton on and, remember, bolton was only dismissed a few months ago. >> right. >> we would have had four more world wars since then. this would have been a constant state of frequent and accelerated conflict so i guess the president is suggesting that we should be grateful for his judgment in dismissing john bolton from his post as national secur

mcconnell and trump want to ignore sort of intent chris coons is more like a cover-up that a fair trialike the democrats have been doing since september this has been a complete circus and an optics battle and they are expecting now less in the senate and mitch mcconnell is trying to have the process work fairly with both sides which can't be said for how the house managed the inquiry so it is ridiculous the democrats are objecting. what mitch mcconnell is doing is wanting to have the resolutions go illogical phases, the first phase would be each side has 24 hours over the course of two days to present opening statements which is the same amount of time as the clinton impeachment, rather than over three days over two days into the clinton impeachment they didn't use all their time. this isn't a complex case for either side. they can certainly do that. shannon: so the time allotted for both sides is the same but the length of days has been reduced to wouldn't that since democrats want to call additional witnesses which remains to be seen allow them to get their witnesses sooner? >> in th

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. >>> joining me now is senator chris coons. he's a member of the judiciary committee and foreign relation committee. thank you for joining me. i want to start with you. the president's legal response and specifically the notion that what the democrats in the house impeached him for, it did not break any law and therefore it's not legitimate. here's what they say in their brief. every prior presidential impeachment in our history has been based on deep criminal law, and house democrats newly invented abusive power theory collapses at the threshold because it fails to allege any violation of law whatsoever. what is your response to that, senator? >> well, i think that argument is wrong on the law and on the facts. let's first talk about our constitution. 1787 the constitutional convention debated impeachment and putting in a provision that would allow congress as part of the checks and balances that are foundational to our constitutional order, the ability to reign in an executive that was abusing the public trust and i think it

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i'll get reaction from key members of congress including democratic senator chris coons and our kpontsre also standing by. first let's bring in senior national correspondent alex marquardt. 176 people are dead and u.s. officials believe iran is responsible. >> it's not just u.s. officials, the united kingdom and canada as well. prime minister boris johnson says there's a body of information that this flight was shot down by an iranian