-corey: [ chuckling ] hey! -lemonis: hey. i'm marcus. corey: i know who you are. i'm corey.s nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. corey: yeah, yeah, yeah. this is my wife. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. you're the boss? corey: that's laurie, she's a hugger. lemonis: who's the boss? laurie: he is the boss. he's the main -- he's the main... -corey: i don't know. -laurie: yes. -lemonis: hi. how are you? -carlos: hey. how are you? lemonis: good. what are the types of bagels that you have? carlos: 13 kind of bagels, you can show them behind me. lemonis: i'm gonna have everything bagel. what do you sell one bagel for? -corey: $1.29. lemonis: what does it cost to make one bagel? corey: about 10 cents. -lemonis: in materials? -corey: in materials. lemonis: and another 10 in labor? corey: exactly. lemonis: so that's part of the beauty of being in this business. -corey: of course. lemonis: it's high margin. take your half. corey: okay, thanks. laurie: [ laughs ] man: what can i get for you today? laurie: now, i have a bagel every single day. corey: it's a good bagel.

. >> i'm corey coffin. we continue to monitor that massive winter storm that continues to churn across the country as another holiday travel week begins, the roads are being blasted by snow, ice, and freezing rain. it has sent hundreds of drivers sliding on these travel nightmares, we are joined by nbc's morgan chesky. morgan, good morning. >> corey, good morning we may be in the final few days of that dreaded holiday travel season but mother nature not making it any easier for millions of people to try and get back home. as new year travel heats up, a winter max keeping thousands stuck in 2019. parts of the midwest blasted by snow in north dakota, blizzard-like conditions forced officials to shut down parts of i-94. these pictures taken less than ten minutes after plows tried to clear roads. to the south, drivers faced a different dilemma. dangerous winds blowing cars right off the roads in arkansas. all part of a massive winter storm churning across the country since christmas eve. the system starting in

liberty. ♪ lou: we are back with corey lewandowski. corey, it's great to have you with us.eve this, and i said it throughout the broadcast. that this is benefiting the president. we are look at what the left in this country is and the way in which they conduct themselves as they try to overthrow a president. your thoughts? >> you are exactly right. there is a clip out there and your viewers can find it. this was such a boring incident that jerry nadler fell asleep for a few of seconds. he closes his eyes while one of the people are talking because it was such a boring thing. this is not the way you run a railroad if you are trying to impeach the president. this is helping donald trump. it justified his base getting stronger. it's showing the independence that the members of congress elected to go to washington to fix problems, and buy insurance across state lines. lou: chef it i. cheryl: debating the legality of impeachment on capitol hill, four law professors go head to head as democrats lay the ground work to include the mueller report findings in their push to get the pr

memory. >> we're going to keep corey alive for the little girls because i'm afraid they're going toget him. >> reporter: david, police tell mel that father died on impact, but he had put both of those girls into booster seats and buckled them up. a major reason that both of them escaped, largely unscathed. david? >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the major storm in the northeast tonight into tomorrow. ginger standing by to time it out. >>> and remembering a well-known singer after her long battle. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the s

when their vehicle went down an embankment, killing corey. >> down a ditch, it's a sedan, hard to seee children must have climbed up. >> reporter: police say they unbuckled themselves, crawled through the shattered glass and past their bleeding father who had not been wearing a seatbelt. then climbed up that 100-foot ravine. a good samaritan stopping, comforting them and dialing 911. >> they're so brave. one woke up in the middle of the night. they're going to have some nightmares. >> reporter: the family now hopes they can preserve corey's memory. >> we're going to keep corey alive for those little girls, because i'm afraid they're going to forget him. >> reporter: david, police tell me that father died on impact, but he had put both of those girls into booster seats and buckled them up. a major reason that both of them escaped, largely unscathed. david? >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the major storm in the northeast tonight into tomorrow. ginger standing by to time it out. >>> and remembering a well-known singer after her long battle. because ther

joining me now the candidate himself, senator corey booker.or booker, how are you going to qualify for the debate? you have 12 days to get those poll numbers up. you've raised the money. how do you intend to do it? >> well, right now we're raising more money to go up on ads. and that's what we see other candidates doing and folks that have millions of dollars to spend running those ads. we're now doing more persuasion ads which i'm really proud of because they're staying true to our message that we've got to bring people together just like the beginning of my career when we beat slum lords by organizing tenants. we're hoping, we're making the appeal if people get called for the polls, if you want me on those stages, take those calls from pollsters and choose me. even more than that, help us to put those ads up by going to corey booker.com and making a contribution. >> how much does not being in debates affect a candidate? how will it affect you if you end up not being in the next debate or the debate after that? >> we hope we don't have to fig

. >> reporter: gavin was born without fully formed hands doctors telling his mom corey it was a miracle me back, but when i realized, you know, it's not going to matter anyway because i'm going to love him regardless. >> reporter: but gavin never let his challenges get in his way. >> i've had some kids just being kids, but i've always been grateful and always embraced my disability >> reporter: that's why when he asked for 3-d hands corey knew it really mattered to him. >> it kind of just lit a fire in me to figure out a way to make this work. >> reporter: corey posted gavin's christmas list to facebook and through the magic of social media was connected with local engineer anthony acanomos he had never designed prosthetics but, but after meeting gavin, anthony was up to the task it took 11 months and four different designs, but finally gavin's new hands were ready just in time for a christmas surprise >> i have a little present for you. >> reporter: with a little help from the mayor >> it couldn't have happened in a better way >> reporter: gavin speechless that his wish came true. >> w

and from london, corey shockey, a national security council staff director under president george w. and soon to takn over the d policy program at the american enterprise and thank you very much and welcome all to the newshour. i want to set up ourirst topic with a small setup piece about the dede that began with the arab spring and that ends with worldwide prest. from the streets of cair >> ( translated ): mohammed mcclusky mubarak... >> schifrin: president hosni and the demise of a dictator...n ...to tunisia's jasmine revolution, protesters across the deddle east began the deca standing up to u.s.-backed authoritarian leaders they considered corrupt., in syriayoung people called for a peaceful transition of power, but the country descended into chaos and a civil and proxy war. the arab spring's legacy is decidedly mixed. the decade is ending the way it began. across the world, protesters objecting to what they call corruption, inequality, and authoritarianism, from bolivia and chile to iran, iraq and lebanon. popular protests are shaking established political systems, eachueled by

i miss corey. though i think corey will be back. >> i won't be on tonight's debate stage. that's okay. i'm going to win this election anyway. >> nbc's live election 2020 of the sixth debate starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to live coverage of democratic debate number six. okay, it was not exactly a night for diversity for america's diverse party with just one non-white candidate on stage. and incidentally, in just a little while, i will be talking with one of the candidates not on stage tonight, julian castro, and he called out the a rules that help create the petina we saw tonight. donald trump became the third president in this country trip's history to be impeached. impeachment was not a central focus of tonight's debate. instead the candidates showcased their command of the issue democrats have long hung their hat on. from f.d.r. to bill clinton, the issue that incidentally, donald trump hopes to make the center of his reelection campaign, the economy. >> the biggest problem in our economy is simple. people are not getting paid enough. >> middle class is getting killed.

corey: it's the traditional new york style kettle-boiled bagel.rom chewing after a while, it's not real. lemonis: but even as he dreams of expanding beyond the windy city... corey: i want 10 more. lemonis: ...his business is growing stale. that store should do $2.5 million, not $1.5 million. owner corey kaplan has a long history in the industry and an ego to match. corey: they didn't even know how to say bagel in chicago until i got there. lemonis: yet his branding is uninspired. it looks old and not reflective of you. his product mix is all over the place. why have capers? and while he and his wife have overcome

mike corey has been travelling across malaysia's biggest state, sarawak.deep into the bornean rainforest and explored one of the world's most remote food festivals. this week on the travel show, i am in the jungles of borneo exploring malaysia's biggest state... sarawak. in the western corner of malaysian borneo, sarawak has some of the most spectacular and diverse ecosystems in the world. but it can be overlooked by tourists drawn to the bright lights of kl or the resorts of its neighbour state, sabah. so i am going to discover for myself the sights and inhabitants of this remarkable state. along the way i will be hanging out with these guys... climbing jagged peaks... easily one of the most beautiful and most difficult hikes i have done. ..and getting a taste of one of the world's most remote food festivals. sucking she laughs i have to work on my snail sucking technique. yes, i love sarawak so much. everything very unique in sarawak. we have 26 ethnic groups in sarawak. sarawak means "surrender to you" in malay. my trip starts here in sarawak‘s biggest

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corey scott changed his story in a bombshell moment at gallagher's trial last summer after being granted immunity, he said he was the one who killed the isis fighter. >> did you suffocate him? >> yes. >> reporter: eddie gallagher was acquitted on charges of murder and attempted murder he was found guilty of posing for a photo with the corpse. >> they went in and told these completely fantastic, unsupported, and fake stories. >> reporter: gallagher's attorney says "the new york times" is trying to relitigate the story and says gallagher has asked him to sue reporter dave phillips >> there is a couple members of the platoon that had a personal animosity toward eddie gallagher. they didn't perform well in combat they were afraid of being called out for being cowards, they made up a story and they went with it. >> reporter: this past weekend, gallagher posed for photos wit president trump at mar-a-lago. >> he was a grea fighter, uh, he was one of the ultimate fighters tough guy. >> reporter: in november, presiden trump ordered the pentagon not to strip gallagher of his rank and trident pin.

mike corey, blow pipe maker. blow pipes are the traditional hunting weapon of this tribe.s tipped with a strong poison extracted from the bark of a local tree. and you would use one of these big ones? wow, i am about six feet tall. that is 1.8 metres. ok, so we are here like this. it goes on the back. armed and dangerous. you first. safety off. sharpshooter! i guarantee i will not... like this? and then... 0k. here we go. hopefully there will be some beginners luck. i hit the target! further inside the park there is a truly unique landscape. it is home to some of the world's largest caves, formed from limestone and shaped by millions of years of ground and rainwater. this process also created a bizarre collection of stone spires above the ground. at almost 50 metres tall, the pinnacles are an imposing spectacle but to get there sightseers face a long and brutal track through the rainforest. caution, a high degree of physical fitness is required past this point. an eight hour round trip. lead the way. let's go. i havejust 60 minutes to make it to be mini pinnacles, the firs

corey lewandowski, happy holidays. great to see you.o what extent are hunter biden's escapade and suspicions of corrupt acts going to damage joe biden's chances of being elected president. >> clearly hunter has been the focal point of the biden campaign now. the president that joe biden has gotten. nobody -- the pass he has gone the on his activities. no one talks about burisma. he's the subject of an ongoing lawsuit. the woman is asking how much money he has made the last seven years. the interesting part here is the mainstream media is ignoring this ebb tire story. when joe biden is asked by the, he says it's a family matter and that's the end. can you imagine for one second if donald trump or mike pence had the same issue potentially transpiring and their answer was it's a family matter? there would be merciless attacks on him. gregg: joe biden has been wrestling with his son's activities for years. there is video of tom brokaw calling out potential corruption by his son and it dates back to 20082008. >> it's not new. remember when j

. >>> joining me now from urbandale, iowa, senior candidate corey booker.ack to "meet the press." >> it's great to be on. >> so have you to be a juror while a candidate. so let me ask you aboutç your juror role here first. i almost want you to resprond to something your colleague bill cassidy a republican senator implied in our setup piece. this idea of a fair trial, essentially, who is not impartial here? what do you think a senate trial should look like? >> i think we all swear and oath and we will swear a special oath. we will literally swear to this idea of impartiality. i heard from my democratic colleagues folks tell me this is not a good thing for america i don't think the colleagues that i know on both sides of the aisle think this is a good thing. none of us are happy about this. as a guy, a big competitor. i want to beat donald trump mono emono, face him down on the debate floor. so this is not something i want to do. yeah, i will evaluate the facts objectively and honor the oath that i swore, even though i feel he has violated his oath of office

i'm grateful so many people, angrily, many are sending us notes, going to corey booker.com and saying we're going to give you the resources you need because you are the best person to beat donald trump, states like north carolina and georgia and south carolina we need to win those senate seats i'm the best person to ignite that coalition we need from diverse voters to not only win a president's seat, but we have control of the senate as well. >> it wouldn't be an interview if you didn't work in a plug for the website. i think i'm out of time. talk about the importance of diversity. you wrote about that and other candidates in the letter to tom perez. looking at the debate stage on the one hand you have people saying not a diverse group of people on that stage tonight. on the other but voters of color are behind largely some of the people who will be on that stage more so than others. are you concerned with the lineup tonight or are you comfortable with that? >> no, i'm concerned. it sends a bad message the sense of unfairness i've heard from diverse communities about kamala having to

no, not that guy, it's corey booker. >> betsy, look, the corey book erier con91 drum. -- conundrum.ch on? elizabeth warren didn't hold up very well, how'd he do? smr she had a tough time. part of the reason could indicate that buttigieg may not go through the same experience. i talked to one democratic operative last night. he said part of the explanation for her problems over the last month has been that when she changed her stance on healthcare issues, she got the worst of both worlds, she frustrated progressives and alienated some of her base plus she doesn't nearly have the credibility that she would need to persuade moderates she isn't a candidate of the left. buttigieg however has a moment right now he can decide, is he going to change some of his core policy stance? is he going to move the flag that he's planted in an effort to expand his support in if he does, he could go through the same thing warren goes through. >> this african-american issue for pete seems problematic. i will put up a headline. pete bute gig a lying mf, it proves men like him are more willing po make the

memory. >> we're going to keep corey alive for those little girls.ing to forget him. >> reporter: police tell me that father who was unbuckled died almost instantly. still, he had put both those girls into booster seats and buckled them in, one major reason they managed to escape unscathed. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> a reminder about the importance of seat belts. >>> there are new details in the case of a runner slapping a georgia reporter's rear-end on live tv. >> alex bozarjian has filed a police report. she also says the man identified as tommy callaway reached out to her saying he didn't intend to hurt her. his lawyer says the man is a loving husband and father and youth minister who quote wants to correction the situation. >> hm. >> right. >> you can be a loving whole bunch of things and that doesn't give you an excuse or reason to do something like that. >> right, keep your hands to yourself. >> 100%. >>> when we come back, how to feel like a member of "bachelor" nation at your own wedding. >>> and who just gave kevin hart a big kis

jesse: corey, take us through the next couple months now. the house is going to have to vote. are democrats going to side with republicans in the house x what the hell happens in the senate? >> i think the democrats are going to lose between 2-5 members of their caucus. i think if these members who are in districts that donald trump won, there are 31 democrats sitting in those districts that donald trump won in 2016 that democrats won in beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. save hundreds of thousands of lives. but after the emergency, time and again, insurance companies deny coverage, second guessing doctors, nurses and first responders... now "big insurance" is lobbying congress. asking for restrictions on air medical servic

are we going to see a remergenc of someone like corey booker. >> i think we're seeing candidates likee buttigieg roll out imkbrags plans. but certainly that was something that was a criticism towards the last debate that it was virtu virtually an all-white state version of andrew yang. i think it is early to say that diverse city going to continue to be an issue. so i could see candidates like corey booker reemerge as the iowa caucuses come up in the next few months. i think that generally that is why bernie sanders and pete buttigi buttigieg, we're seeing candidates push out towards more diverse voting blocks. >> adam goodman, michael star hop kins, thank you very much for joining us. as you mentioned at the top of the hour, president trump has been talking to troops and is now taking questions from the press. >> and forgive me, i'm watching the president speaking now live from mar-a-lago. they took questions from reporters including on imetchment and it looks like they're walking out of the room, and i'm narrating to you live, he took about six minutes of questions, but a couple of

i think one thing you will start seeing is corey booker rising.ow that bernie sanders has a lot of energized supporters. i think you will see that and i think you're seeing amy klobuchar surge. they are a bit more normal, and i think you will see it as we get closer to iowa, vice president biden's numbers will spike up. >> it is early to say he can reach across the aisle and work with republicans. he has a lot of the base in the democratic party base may not necessarily want a that and they're scarred by mitch mcconnell, and here comes joe biden saying he can appeal to some of those conservative moderate republicans? >> yeah, i think it is a little premature and he needs to focus on securing his base and look we're 39 days out, and on into super tuesday. i think where he needs to be focused right now is on securing his base in iowa and new hampshire. you need to win in iowa and in order to be successful in bringing over moderate republicans, he will have to do it in swing states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, and i don't see him having any sort of

i miss kamala and corey. >> i want to get to the issue of climate change for a moment because i do believe this is the accidental issue. >> the question is about race. can you answer the question? >> that was a tone deaf moment for bernie sanders. he lamely said people of color are hurt most by climate change but the reason there's only one minority candidate is not racism or sexism but kamala harris ran a lousy campaign and corey booker has struggled to get traction. >> he qualified before and suspended her campaign so she could have been on stage if she was still in the fight but the economy was a big moment of discussion and something the former vice president gets a lot because he was a partner in the last round for the last administration. do they talk about it? >> absolutely. this was joe biden's move just debate. a lot of journalists say he did well but when this economy tends not to have memorable 1-liners like elizabeth warren. >> what is your argument to the voter watching this debate who may not like everything donald trump does but they like this economy and don't know why they

. >>> a former trump 2016 campaign aid, rick gates and hope kelly and campaign aid corey lewandowski, what do you think we can learn from these documents? >> i haven't read them yet. i don't know. presumably you will get a narrative who knew what and when and again, seems like a lot of this has been put to bed with respect to legal consequences. not all put to bed with respect to political consequences and any action or accountability congress wants to make some people. there have been some folks saying things in public. i'd be curious how many are contradicted behind what is said behind closed doors when they know there's a potential criminal penalty for lying. we've seen this before. corey lewandowski said things different when he gave information and testimony to mueller's team than he said otherwise and said on television with a straight face testifying before congress he doesn't owe any obligation to tell against biased media, in his view, the truth, even though that's the way you get information to the public. he said i have no obligation to tell the public the truth. in closed

of talk of what about these republicans who are up for reelection in purple to blue states like a coreyardener. if he loses republicans, if president trump starts campaigning against him, he has no winnable coalition. he and some of the others have really been trying to thread this needle. president trump has made it clear he would see a vote against his wishes as a vote against him. typically people are dead to him after that. >> republicans know that warning. they've seen that happen. most of them don't run for reelection after they have crossed the president. the republicans, how they've handled the course of the ukraine saga has been interesting to watch. i've spent the last few months asking direct questions to republican members about revelations that have been come up. was it okay for the president to ask for an investigation into his political rivals? why didn't the president mention corruption on his phone call with president zelensky even though this was apparently was what was seeking. when you get a chance to drill down on republicans, ask them specifically about what has co

celebrating the premiere with ryan and corey in braz. >> only on "e.t." >> i unison. >> team work. >>on his scary fan event in rio. >> el bratingn "e.t." birthday kirk douglas is 103. >>> by t way, i got it. >> see what we do. beforee go move over roc this is chris hemsworth rning through manhattan's wall street area. he's filming a commercial. the reason doe't matter. i could watch thor run all day every day. >> props to chris. have youeen us run? >> no. >> plse. watch this. let's go scott. ♪ >> what is happening here? is this a thing? oh, god, this show is over. good-bye everybody see >>some 2 dozen dogs jobs. found in a stolen van. but now e search is on because some of them are still missing. in a live report we hear from police about the confusion and what they say the thieves plan to do with all those animals heavy rain in floed roadways. this storm may have passed does, but the damage was done and now the bay area's gearing up for another round. >>the wet weather. our chief tells us when to pack thernow umbrella this week and the details emerging about pga

i miss cam la and i miss corey. though i think corey will be back. >> senator sanders, you're the oldest on the stage. >> and i'm white as well. >> juan: that's true. the best answer to that question came from elizabeth warren said she'd be the youngest woman. of course, the 2020 contenders, they are sure to go after president trump. >> we have a president who's running the most corrupt administration in the modern history. >> watergate? this is a global watergate. >> i'm the person who started the need to impeach movement over two years ago. >> juan: one of the surprises of the night coming from andrew yang. >> if you turn on cable network news today you would think he's our president pause of some combination of russia, racism, facebook, hillary clinton, and e-mails all mixed together. but americans around the country know different. what we have to do is stop being obsessed over impeachment and start actually digging in and solving the problems that got donald trump in the first place. >> juan: so, dana, you know

jesse: corey, take us through the next couple months now. the house is going to have to vote. democrats going to side with republicans in the house x what the hell happens in the senate? >> i think the democrats are going to lose between 2-5 members of their caucus. i think if these members who are in districts that donald trump won, there are 31 democrats sitting in those districts that donald trump won in 2016 that democrats won in my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a different kind of targeted biologic. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability... ...to f

jesse: corey, take us through the next couple months now. the house is going to have to vote. are democrats going to side with republicans in the house x what the hell happens in the senate? >> i think the democrats are going to lose between 2-5 members of their caucus. i think if these members who are in districts that donald trump won, there are 31 democrats sitting in those districts that donald trump won in 2016 that democrats won in - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. says they can save you dollars. which makes it hard to believe, especially coming from a talking lizard. cheerio! esurance is built to save you dollars. and when they save dollars, you save dollars. so get a quote. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. december 13th through the atle, pets20th... save up to 50% on holiday toys and treats. cud

and so calculating what that kind of a vote on the individual witnesses would be for members like corey gardener, et cetera, is part of that calculation. the vote robs the senateers of the ability to say they voted to acquit the president. that has political value for them. the president has been following a lot of this, tweeting at a rate that is like equipping -- and what they're saying is that they're finding that it is creating more work for them, but it is also generating free elements for their campaign, for example their voters across america where they're doing rallies are conducting voter outreach. they are v saying that they wan to be involved and want to be energized. a good news for the campaign is that that does not cost money. voters sat it out in 2018 and inclined to be spoters of the president and we got a sense of how they don't want the president impeached, they say he has done nothing wrong, but in terms of trying to find silver lining, we learned a little about how they're saying that impeachment is translating among their voter who is feel it is an effort to take th

>>and corey rob wants to know how will marijuana stocks do in 2020. it's interesting question is 28 was a huge boom 2019 was a huge bu. there's an etf which is a collection of called in keep and i get down 27% not not down 27% thisyear down 35% always yeah so maybe there's a little bit of a bound. it's been a wild wild we who wins the presidency uld have a big inluence every democrat said they would support legalizing marijuana except for. joe biden is probably leading hedemocratic field. so it it's it's maybe trading stocks but not interesting okay. so lots to look forward to in the minyear, we'll see what all plays out robl. >>be with us all next year to walkg us through it keep the questions coming just come the 2020ome every e-mail rob at r >>a woman is in custody fo stealing a package that was put on a doorstep just mutes the for florida and as was arrested tuesday for grand theft and beingan unlicensed driver milpitas police put a home at mccandless drive last wednesday and 8 minutes later, shdrove up and took the package it happened so fast pol

>> i talk to his lawyer yesterday and he said that in a preliminary interview with corey scott, he had gone up to the edge and he said something about a suffocation and scott's attorney cut him off saying that they weren't going to go any further without clarifying an immunity deal. in the trial before this section of testimony the judge told him he was immune from what he was about to say on the stand. >> this case attracted enormous attention. i wonder from your perspective how it is through current active duty members. >> obviously the president has the power to pardon or grant clemency but chief gallagher was acquitted of the most serious charges and was found to be guilty of conduct unbecoming and the navy thought they were dealing with it internally and the president stepped in and said no, we should forget that. we should look beside that. he's done 8 deployments. there's a lot of good in his background so i'm going to intervene not just on the issue of the crime here but all the way down to the issue of his rank, whether or not he would be reinstated as a s.e.a.l., whether or n

the navy s.e.a.l.s and attorney for corey scott are not commenting. nbc news hasn't spoken with the individual s.e.a.l.s shown in the taped interviews. "new york times" reached out to every one of them. all declined to comment in print and on camera. gallagher's lawyers tell us he plans to file lawsuit against "the weekly" and against the reporter. joining me, former special watergate reporter and former general counsel of the army, jill winebanks. not a role we usually speak to you in but you have a lot of experience with the military. what recourse does the military have when the commander in chief appears to be openly contradicting conclusions they've come to? >> this is a really serious problem in a very complicated case. it is causing confusion about what is appropriate behavior in the field, and the president seems to be taking a position that basically anything goes. i think we're going to have to wait until all of the interviews are seen and until the investigation of the conduct of the jag officers involved in the trial is fully reviewed. the

former vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg, and senators amy klobuchar, bernie sanders, and corey booker speak at a forum in cedar rapids. on sunday, senator bernie sanders speaks with supporters at simpson college. live campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend on c-span. watch any time at c-span.org and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> this weekend book tv knee tures three new nonfiction books. saturday, at 8:45 p.m. eastern, scott adams, creator of the comic strip dilbert and author of loser think. >> we are all elevated in our opinions because the news model is forcing us toward more provocative stuff. so where before they would have said here's the news. there's 23450eu minews. now it's replaced entertainment. >> at 11:05 eastern, retired navy admiral and former nato supreme allied commander discusses his book, seeing true north. >> i would go into combat afghanistan all tricked out with my bulletproof everything and my helmet, guys on my right and left with big guns. i was pretty safe. next to me would be someone like richard engel from nbc news who is

so corey booker is sounding a little bit like republican doug collins to me.the process of the impeachment hearings when the rules were written by republicans and the democrats followed the rules written by republicans to the end. you had republicans complaining, you know, without ceasing about the whole process and the rules run fair. the rules that they wrote. now we get to the democratic committee and i realize this is not impeachment, but i think the principle holds. you can't change the game because you don't like the way the rules are leading to, you know, to get to a certain outcome. the republicans don't like the rules in the impeachment inquiry because it didn't come to the outcome they wanted. corey booker doesn't like the outcome in the democratic rules for getting on the debate stage, which, by the way, the thresholds were low. that's why you had 20 candidates initially on the stage. as my friend said, this is the purpose was to get down to a narrow candidate. by the way, the candidate who enjoys the most african-american support by example is joe

new jersey senator corey booker fell short in polling but is still in the race. he is asking the democratic national committee to change the qualifications for the next debate january 14. >>> it is 4:35. as we take a live look in washington, d.c. at the capital where the drama of president trump's impeachment will carry on well into the new year. house speaker nancy pelosi deciding to delay sending articles of impeachment to the republican-controlled senate. she says she is waiting until republican leaders provide details on witnesses and testimony than they would consider those. publicly, the president remains a fight about the impeachment but cbs news now reporting that mr. trump is worried about how the impeachment will affect his legacy. >> he thinks he should have his day in court. sooner than later. i don't know what they are up to in the house. >> democratic congressman from new jersey who voted against the impeachment is officially now switching parties and becoming a republican. the president offered jeff van drew's endorsement yesterday. >>> and mantech

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but a lot of questions posed to the president. >> let's turn to corey shock ki. both seemed to take on a softer tone with regards to vladimir putin. did i mishear that? if not, what do you make of that? >> i think you heard it right, which is both president macron and president trump are pretty forgiving of the after fronts russia has imposed, violent changes of borders for the first time in europe since 1945, the envision of ukraine and the taking away of the independence of crimea. what president macron seems to be trying to say is nato should focus just on terrorism. what the nato secretary general said is we don't have the luxury of only worrying about one of these problems. we actually as an alliance have to be concerned about all of them. kori, i want to call your attenti attention, when asked if he would commit to defend a delinquent nato country, if they were attacked, president trump called it an interesting question and it depended on what the definition of delinquent was and what the country's financial status was. what does that mean? >> it's a contin