president donald trump delivered.eformed the v.a. and veterans choice is now available to every veteran and american -- in america. [cheers] vice pres. pence: this president promised to secure our borders. [cheers] vice pres. pence: we've made historic investments in border security, apprehensions on our southern border are down by 70%. we've already started to build that wall. [cheers] crowd: [chanting] build that wall, build that wall, build that wall. vice pres. pence: oh, we are building it. this president promised to appoint conservatives to our federal courts at every level. president donald trump delivered. we've already seen this president appoint more than 160 principled conservatives to our federal courts and they are all men and women who uphold the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution like the freedom of religion, the freedom of speech, and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. i couldn't be more proud to serve as vice president to a president who stands without apology for the san

cuestionÓ donald trump.estionadotener conocimiento sobre els iver ataque contra el partido demÓcrata o que ellos iban a publicar los correos eÓnicos robado de hillary clinton en ese entonces, la rival de donald trump en las elecciones presidenciales. a principios del aÑo, stone dijo que se declararÍa no culpable y que de mentirÍa los cargos en corte. entre los cargos contra stone estÁn uno por obstrucciÓn de las investigaciones del congreso sobre la injerencia rusa en las elecciones presidenciales de 2016. uno por manipulaciÓn de testigos y cinco por declaraciones falsas . la condena del ex asesor del presidente donald trump se suma una lista de personas cercanas al mandatario que ya han sido condenadas o que ya estÁ cumpliendo su sentencia. desde washington, marÍa, univisiÓn. enrique: mientras continÚa la muestra de dolor y de solidaridad con las vÍctimas del tiroteo la escuela de santa clarita en california, y se organiza una gran vigilia para este domingo se informÓ de la muerte del adolescente que protag

think about it, if you're donald trump you're waking up this morning and you know donald, donald come here. get a little closer. >> he likes to say he doesn't watch. >> but he's watching. donald. >> i know. >> bevin was ahead, son. he was ahead by five points before you went to kentucky. right? look at this. >> messed it all up. >> donald, look at that. i know you don't like reading, donald, but look. that stands for republican. he had 52% before you went and did that rally for him, and he got those poor folks wearing that shirt that said read the transcript when the piece of paper itself said this is not a transcript. donald, this is not working for you. you should just stay home and watch like those cage fuights, right? sit down, drink some tang, the drink of the astronauts and maybe have some coffee, stir it up. this is what happened after you showed up in kentucky. donald, my friend, you lost the state for republicans. >> poor guy. lost his race. >> they said of bill clinton in 1994 that some candidates were thinking about putting antiaircraft guns up along state borders to keep h

when donald trump was elected, not even sworn in, but eat up to steve bannon to get a meeting with donaldmp, she will as president continue this status quo, continue the bush clinton trump foreign-policy of regime change wars which is deeply destructive. >> reporter: as for donald trump what did he think? campaign put out a statement saying he thought the 2020 democrats were short on solutions and heavy on their unhealthy obsession with removing and taking down donald trump. rob: thanks, appreciate it. jillian: let's bring in chuck rocha, democratic strategists, bernie sanders senior advisor, good to see you as always. the first soundbite we want to play, kamala harris, tulsi gabbard interaction, let's take a look. >> but eat up to steve bannon to get a meeting with donald trump in trump tower, fails to call a war criminal by what he is as a war criminal and spins full-time in the course of his campaign criticizing the democratic party. jillian: in the last debate tulsi gabbard went after kamala harris and this was the opposite with that moment. >> both of these candidates need a breakout

black americans looking at historic unemployment records because of donald trump's policies and donaldmp has historically high support in the black community. the latino american community has a champion in donald trump against record low unemployment. record high business opportunity and a president whose stand strongly against socialism and for women and record low unemployment, jobs and opportunity. we have three women with children continuing to serve in senior leadership positions with donald trump championing the only president to ever put paid family leave in his budget, a president with a message for every american and that is why we feel confident about living again in 2020. >> winning florida this time around, in 2016 he lost by a razor thin margin, he won florida by a razor thin margin. is a larger margin this time around. >> we hope that will be in 2020. promises made, promises kept in looking at a state that has a great partner for donald trump's message and governor ron desantis, that kind of partnership is going to keep florida moving forward, help floridians for generat

maybe it is a donald —— donald tusk. maybe it is a donald thing.s trying to say there is something the british can do but actually if you look at the tone of what he's saying, brexit has been a main thing within his role at the eu. a thorn in his side. yes, but he's also very emotional about a couple of years ago he talked about dreaming and hoping that the uk wouldn't leave so a lot of his statements are valedictory statements that say, uk's role will change as a result of brexit so it's more a reflection on his time, i can. it is a reflection on his time, he's been extremely vocal and said quite controversial comments prior to this one about brexit. do you think it is a big issue at all when the likes of donald tusk, donald trump and others seemingly weighed in in the run—up toa uk seemingly weighed in in the run—up to a uk election when actually, these political leaders from other countries shouldn't really. it's a breach of diplomatic protocol certainly. there are a lot of people saying, really, foreign leaders should follow the diplomatic proc

donald trump, jr.other fund raisers and even ben carson up in northern kentucky. even when you have a candidate like matt bevin, you do whatever you can try to do to win and that's clearly what they thought they had to do. >> when you saw the president of the united states coming into your state the night before the election, there's two ways to look at that. one you could be worried he's going to help the republican, but you could also expect that this president of the united states would help turn out, help energize turn out on the democratic side. is that possibly what happened with the president's visit? >> i think that's absolutely possible. if you look at the county which is where he showed up enlexington, the margins from this race versus 2016 were not even ca even comparable. you absolutely saw democrats fired up in kentucky. and as a campaigner i saw 15,000 people who sat there all day trying to get a view of the president while we had tens of thousands of people out there knocking on doors tr

>> you cannot simply be consumed by donald trump.ou will lose the election. >> mentioned trump, the trump name 30 times. 2020 candidates coming after one another at the fifth democratic debate, peter buttigieg has a new front-runner. they are all still at the top. who will we see a rise in the polls based on last night's performance? breaking down reports, thank you for joining us. who will rise, who will fall, let's bring up the latest poll and as we mentioned, biden, warren, sanders at the top followed by peter buttigieg who is leading in new hampshire and iowa. >> that is the interesting part, in presidential primaries, these national polls are overrated. peter buttigieg running for, has the lead right now iowa and new hampshire, the ones that benefited after the last debate. if you haven't seen a huge rise or huge fault or after the debate that the narrative that has been going on, the woman got hurt was elizabeth warren, getting tax on medicare for all. heather: who will benefit, anyone from the latest debate? >> pretty much eve

and i don't see those people around donald trump.rump sees a person like that, he smears them and gets rid of them. >> right. well, and that's -- that, i think what you just said is what ties together all of it. the idea that while even in her careful testimony she didn't say or speculate on exactly the workings of the plot of why they wanted to get rid of her, it's all implied because she would be the person who would act like the adult or like the honest person or the police officer, whatever you want to call it, the person who says stop we can't do this. and ambassador taylor, jason, was also that person which goes to the other thing i want to get to which we haven't had time to hit yet which is why ken starr and others on fox were critical of the president's attacks, the other defense we're seeing i'm about to play for you from laura ingram on fox news in defense of the president was because people like bill taylor and others objected and because of the whistleblower and because congress got involved and stopped this, it was only

there isn't a defense of donald trump. there isn't anything helpful for donald trump anywhere in these transcripts offered by any of the republicans in the room, including the republican staff. >> that's right. and you don't see them tipping their hand to any kind of defense strategy. it really shows the advantage that democrats have had in holding these hearings behind closed doors. my experience in closed-door hearings is actually members do a much better job of trying to get to the truth because they're not playing for the audience beyond the cameras. and so they are actually much more thoughtful here. but if jordan and meadows thought there was any defense that they could make, they would be trying to elicit that from these witnesses. and one of the things that really struck me about this transcript is when ambassador mckinley says in his 37 years in the foreign service, he's never seen anything like this. so far all of those defenders of the president who keep trying to argue that all presidents do this, and what he h

only donald trump does.here is no greater example of selling your soul to a charlottan than what republicans are doing right now in the house and the senate. and their legacies are on the line just as much as donald trump's. we know the character of donald trump. we know the failings of donald trump watching play out in this impeachment proceeding is the failings of a republican party and every single member that goes along with this. >> amen. >>> after the break, how low will he go to hide his taxes, that is? we'll bring you the big legal development on the president and his tax return and the strategy to hide it from public view. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight

donald j.ng for his re-election as governor in kentucky just last night. that strategy did not work. we're joined now by kentucky democratic party chairman ben self. mr. self, was this a referendum on donald trump? >> you know, i think governor bevin clearly tried to make it a referendum on donald trump, but at the end of the day kentuckians took at look at the two candidates and decided which one of them was better for kentucky, and that's when democrats win in kentucky, when you're voting based on what's better for everyday kentuckyians and it's not a referendum on the national level. clearly they pulled out all the stops to try to save the second least popular governor in america match they flew in donald trump on the night before the election. mike pence was campaigning the weekends before. donald trump, jr. came in, trump came in for two other fund raisers and even ben carson up in northern kentucky. even when you have a candidate like matt bevin who is so unpopular and his policies have f

holmes putting the crime, as it were, into donald trump's mouth, where donald trump himself is sayingf my political rival? >> well, a couple things, joy. i would say that his testimony from what we understand from public sources thus far, seems to corroborate what ambassador taylor has said, which, of course, each of these witnesses ultimately are corroborating what we know to be true, which is that the president subverted the foreign policy of the united states, ultimately for his own personal political domestic gain, and that that conduct in and of itself would be an abuse of power and a betrayal of the oath of the office of the presidency. so, credit to chairman schiff for really the masterful job that he has done from a fact-finding perspective of, again, getting to the bottom of it and exposing the truth to the american people. it's why it was so important for us and for the country to hear from these witnesses this week. and i also would just say, you noted mr. holmes' background in the foreign service that he began, my understanding, his foreign service career under the adminis

just trying to say, he spoke to donald.s still relevant and somebody like alex jones, for instance it would hurt roger after the fact, after the election because i'm sure he was telling alex jones, i've been talking to julian assange. >> it is a puzzle. we're out of time. i want to ask a quick question to glenn. if there was one person you'd want to flip on that list of people who have been convicted, who would you want? >> i would want to flip stone. you know why? because not only does he have a history with donald trump as a friend and an adviser going back 40 years. he's going to have the all-important information about new york state crimes that are beyond the reach of a presidential pardon and that may ultimately be what lands donald trump in prison. >> it's going to be -- it's only going to get more interesting. sam nunnberg and glenn kirschner. >>> a brand-new poll that shows a brand-new face at the top of the leaderboard. woman 1 oc: this is my body of proof. man 1 vo: proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. man

donald trump confirmÓ que pudo entrar para limpiar.Ópez obrador hano piensan aceptar una intervenciÓn de estados unidos. >> a mÉxico le corresponde decidir. reportero: para este profesor esta designaciÓn no podrÍa darse porque lo cÁrteles no tienen motivaciones polÍticas como los terrorista. >> si se llega a definir un grupo, no se refiere a todos los grupos, serÁn algunos muy concretos, probablemente el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn que ha atentado contra el ejÉrcito mexicano. alejandro: se pide que el ejÉrcito entre a combatir a los narcotraficantes. >> lo que tenemos que reconocer es el tema de la violencia en nuestro paÍs. reportero: dice lÓpez obrador que se actuarÁ con firmeza. ilia: la guardia nacional mexicana rescatÓ migrantes de un camiÓn pintado como la compaÑÍa dhl. algunos migrantes eran menores de edad y varios presentaban sÍntomas de deshidrataciÓn. el gobierno no puede negar visas a los inmigrantes que no tengan seguro mÉdico. esto es inconsistente con la ley de migraciÓn, una orden judicial harÁ la diligencia hasta q

donald trump far more.s a legacy that will last beyond this administration. >> reporter: it should be donald trump's greatest legacy to have judges who aren't trying to put their personal policy preferences into the law but are applying the law and respecting the judiciary has a special role in the government, they are not supposed to be a superlegislature trying to pass laws but instead applying the law and these are high-quality judges that donald trump is nominated and it helps all-americans and we see this as an effect, and donald trump has already flipped the third circuit and soon the second circuit and 11th circuit should be flipped as well. heather: the efforts that have been put in place. what they are doing in terms of stalling these nominations and not getting them through. >> we saw a reprehensible act by the american bar association. they had an 11th hour negative rating on one of donald trump's nominees and it was foolish here say and anonymous sources. it was the latest smear attack by the le

these are the honest people donald trump cannot fathom.elizabeth drew, who writes in a "new york times" op-ed that these career district diplomats, quote, will endure only so much abuse or see so much scandal around them before rising up in some way. mr. trump made a big mistake by demeaning civil servants from the outset and then set about trying to make them irrelevant. but elizabeth drew also argues it would be a mistake for democrats to focus articles of impeachment narrowly on only his conduct toward ukraine writing, quote, the great danger is that the legacy of this period will be that mr. trump got caught doing one bad thing rather than -- rather than that he abused power across the board and wantonly violated the constitution. i'm pleased to say we are joined now by elizabeth drew, a political journalist who covered the impeachments of both richard nixon and bill clinton. she is the author of "washington journal: reporting watergate and richard nixon's downfall." liz drew, it's such an honor to have you here. i began reading you on

these are the honest people donald trump cannot fathom.beth drew who writes in a new york times op ed that these diplomats will ensure only so much abuse or see only so much scandal around them before rising up in some way. mr. trump made a big mistake by demeaning civil servants from the outset and then setting about trying to make them irrelevant. she said it would be a mistake to focus articles of impeachment against donald trump narrowly on only his misconduct toward ukraine writing, quote, the great danger is that the legacy of this period will be that mr. trump got caught doing one bad thing rather than that he abused power across the board and wantonly violated the constitution. i'm clepleased to say we are jod now by elizabeth drew. she is the author of washington journal reporting watergate and niche cha richard nixon's downfall. here we are again. to your point about the narrowness of the possible articles of impeachment, we do have this development tonight that a lawyer in court today representing the house of representatives sa

those were the words donald trump had to hear before he would hand over military aid to ukraine. investigations, biden and clinton. ukraine's survival depended on those three words -- investigations, biden and clinton. president zelensky even though he was knew at his job realized how wrong it would be for him to say those words. president zelensky's staff made it very clear to george kent that they understood how wrong it would be for president zelensky to be forced to say those words and how wrong it would be for president zelensky to be forced to investigate american political rivals of the president of the united states. george kent was warned by ukrainian officials rudy giuliani was working in the shadows to try to control ukrainian policy. quote, and i said throw mud at whom? and he said a lot of people. i asked him whom and he said towards masha, towards you, towards others. question, masha is marie yovanovitch? cent -- former ambassador yovanovitch, yes. george kent provided hours of details about rudy giuliani's activities which george kent referred to repeatedly under o

both say something important about the way donald trump conducts national security and foreign policy guest is former senior us diplomat richard haass. trump horrifies the foreign policy establishment, but does that matter to american voters? richard haass in new york city, welcome to hardtalk. good to be with you. would you accept that the killing of abu bakr al—baghdadi has given a major boost to president trump when he needs it most? it has helped him in two ways. in and of itself it is a good thing and, secondly, he was on the receiving end of tremendous criticism from republicans and democrats alike with his recent moves regarding turkey and syria and for many people this seemed and i emphasise that word, and seem to negate or offset that. why are you putting quote marks around the word ‘seem'? there is no question it was a long—term american objective to get al—baghdadi. they got him and they got him despite what was happening in northern syria at the time. we got him, but many of the things that lead us to get him, to put us in a position to succeed were undone by donald trump

donald trump didn't agree. he reversed that decision before insisting that gallagher retain the gold trident signifying his status of the seals. richard spencer took exception to that insisting friday that the review process should go forward. over the weekend spencer went around the chain of command by trying to broker a deal with trump directly and that's what got himfired. in his letter he said it's become apparent in this respect i no longer share the understanding with the commander of chief who appointed me. in regarding to the key principle of good order and discipline. i cannot obey an order that i believe violates the sacred oath i took. we highlight trump's over reach with spencer's firing trump has recklessly crossed a line he had generally observed before that exempted the military from his belligerent government by tweet interference but the gallagher case illustrates how he's ready to over ride traditional limits to aid political allies, law enforcement and now military matters. what is the potent

that means all donald's lies, all of donald's tweets, all of donald's witness intimidation, all of donald's abuse of people who work for him, all of it is being ignored by a good chunk of his supporters. i mean, he's got like 40 two%, 43% approval rating. 70% of americans say, donald, what you have done is wrong. >> yeah. >> and that, i think, i think everybody should just hold their fire and we actually let the evidence play out before people make their declarations that nothing's going to come of this. >> i guess the question is, what is the evidence that would turn -- let's take ron johnson for example. some of these republican senators who are so far down the road with donald trump that ron johnson is sending out a letter yesterday beginning to attack the credibility of colonel vindman in preparation for today's testimony. >> what a sleazy move that is. that's really gross. i always talk my father. my dad was a nixon guy. he always believed that everybody was out for nixon from the very beginning, since alger his. he supported nixon until just about the very end. but the tapes came out,

donald trump touts the great economy.ely a lot of holes. fundamentally it's the same economy that barack obama equates to him. republican trump and the republicans goosed the economy a little bit in 2008. that has worn off and we're back to the 2% economy. it hasn't changed. and with it changed, what is also unchanged is the fact that job quality for many people is low. wages are low. the middle class has been stuck. and as you mentioned, the things that were supposed to be stimulated by the trump tax cuts, manufacturing, business investment are not happening. and president trump is watching the economy slow down. it looks like fourth quarter growth is going to be quite low 1% or so. that's the backdrop for the 2020 election. the stock market is high. it makes some people feel good. this is not a booming economy by historic standards. some companies like amazon paid zero taxes. they got a huge benefit. did companies generally plow that money back into hiring? >> no. >> this was debate while the tax cuts were being conside

president donald trump said that we could do better, and president donald trump delivered.he president went right to work, to cut taxes for working families and businesses across the board, and before our first year was out, president donald trump signed the largest tax cuts in american history. the president's also someone who made a lifetime and grew up in a family business like so many of you in this room. and he understood that it's not just taxes. it's red tape. and i am proud to report that in three short years, president donald trump has signed more bills repealing federal redtape than any president in american history. [applause] vice pres. pence: back when he was campaigning through new hampshire, i remember the promise. he promised that for every new regulation we put on the books that we would cut two regulations on businesses and enterprises across this nation. but i have to admit to you that we didn't exactly hit that mark. as i stand before you today, this president has eliminated eight federal regulations for every new regulation that's put on the books, unle

no direct line to donald trump, yes, we're seeing unfold lots of direct lines to donald trump. it's quick in the sense of the rule of law and the judicial process and due process. politically, unfortunately, it's been very slow. and i think that's going back to the issue of, you know, why impeachment matters right now is, the pattern of behavior of this administration, from campaign through transition to now sitting presidency, is pretty much an unbroken line of lies, of obstruction, and of direct connection to donald trump. >> and it's trump-directed coordination with foreign governments. that's the through line. and i think that the conclusion that mueller hadn't found a criminal conspiracy, hadn't found evidence of it, one, it didn't mean it didn't happen, and two, it didn't mean that's not how trump rolls, chuck. >> that's right, it's one thing to be able to prove what you know, but what mueller stated, and he was incredibly fair, i think, in volume 1, that while he couldn't show conspiracy, he couldn't show that people had confederated, conspired with russians, they were t

donald trump's gop. that's next. donald trump's gop. that's next. donald trump's gop. that's next.d trump's gop. that's next. at donald trump's gop. that's next. d trump's gop. that's next. . >>> it could only be in the era of donald trump that one of the president's most searing critics with one of the most notorious accounts on political twitter could be a lifelong conservative republican with a very familiar last name. george conway, who has wittingly or unwittingly become an expert in truman conduct predicted just as the ukraine scandal was beginning to unfold that donald trump would come to end up right in the middle of the impeachment inquiry. conway, along with our friend and his, neal katyal, writing this in "the washington post." quote, it is high time for congress to do its duty in the manner the framers intended, given how trump seems ever bent on putting himself above the law, something like what might have happened between him and ukraine abusing presidential authority for personal benefit was almost inevitable. on the opening day of public testimony, george conway joi

la asesora del presidente donald trump calificÓ de desafortunado el comentario.. .ue muestre sus impuestos. >> esta noche el presidente donald trump pronunciÓ un discurso en mississippi. el mandatario abordÓ la votación para el juicio polÍtico en su contra. puso su confianza en que podrÁ ser capaz de derrotar a cualquier demÓcrata que se le enfrente. el caabandona su candidatura para la presidencia. hoy se iniciÓ el periodo de inscripciÓn para obamacare, las primas se va a reducir al 4% en casi de todos los estados, tambiÉn otra aseguradoras estamos haciendo planes que se podrÍan o como era su bolsillo, la fecha lÍmite es el prÓximo 15 de diciembre. vamos a la pausa, indÍgenas en la mira de hombres armados. chile estÁ de luto por las muertes durante las manifestaciones. volvemos. >> este aÑo mÁs de 50 indÍgenas han sido asesinados en el departamento del cauca, en el mÁs reciente fueron asesinados dos guardias. este ataque obligÓ a movilizar al gobierno con 1000 soldados. >> sin indÍgenas del cauca fueron asesinados por un grupo fuertemente armados. esto sucediÓ al s

the only one who was hollering was donald trump.e was hollering over twitter while everyone else was being civilized. >>> more from marie yovanovitch. >>> plus, on the day trump attacks a witness as she testifies before congress, his long-time pal roger stone is convicted of, wait for it, witness tampering. the other break news out of washington today coming up. plus, more trouble for rudy giuliani, the chief architect behind that smear campaign of marie yovanovitch. we report today of potentially putting him in more hot water thanks to his pals lev and igor. most are on all these stories coming up. up. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. >>> our ukraine policy has been thrown into disarray, and shady interests the world over have learned how little it takes to remove an american ambassador who does not give them what they want. these events should co

uno de los ministros postulados por donald trump podrÍa ser el voto decisivo.an que durante 2018 el gobierno federal mantuvo bajo historia acerca de 70.000 niÑos migrantes. mÁs que otro paÍs en todo nota. el expresen comenzamos . >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia. [mÚsica] enrique: muy buenas noches. casi una dÉcada después de que se rechazara el primer, hecho en el senado y de una batalla legal la suprema corte ha comenzado a deliberar sobre la acciÓn diferida y el futuro de millones de jÓvenes soÑadores. lo que ya estÁn escritos y lo que podrÍan escribirse. la corte de mayorÍa conservadora escuchÓ argumentos en favor y en contra de la decisiÓn del presidente donald trump de cancelar el programa creado a travÉs de una acciÓn del presidente obama. rodrÍguez no encuentra quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ el dÍa de hoy. >> los soÑadores salieron de la corte cantando victoria, pero el litigio frente a los jueces del supremo fue riguroso para ambas partes. me cortes, abogados y beneficiarios de taca saliÓ optimista de la audienc

in kentucky, donald trump is very popular, got 63% of the vote.us 32% for clinton in 2016. let's go to mississippi where donald trump won the vote 57.9% compared to clinton at 40%. >> the interesting part is democrat jim hood trying to distance himself from national democrats. when he goes on stage, he shows his gun all the time. trying to hide his liberalism but last night he has run away from the national democrats but did a robo call from president obama last night and really tying himself to donald trump in that race. heather: in louisiana donald trump won by 58.9%. >> again it is a place, folks saying in the beginning of this race, was going to win overwhelmingly but the truth is the first jungle primary and doing things differently in louisiana he only got 47% of the vote, the republican is running really strong, on the strength of the president and his coattails the election has a real shot of winning in louisiana. heather: going into this the insolence of donald trump, is this an indicator of how things are going to go moving forward? >> t

they've got william taylor who has devastating evidence against donald trump and they did nothing. did i miss something? >> you didn't miss anything. what they saw and what the american people will see when they testify is a dedicated public servant who all he cares about is the love of this country and because of his special connection to ukraine hope that they will have a better tomorrow he was committed. he was hesitant to even take this job, but it was because of his loyalty, he said a friend asked him, you know, who he respected. he said if your president calls you and you think you can make a difference then you've got to do it, and that's why he was there. and so none of us in the room had any clue of what he was going to testify to until he testified. >> right. >> so it's not like there was something -- we had no idea, but then listening to him, and you can see the shock on my face ane i think democrats' as well as the republicans'. and that's why they had no real -- for an hour because it's equal amount of time in that room. democrats would have an hour to question, and re

donald trump criticÓ su carrera diplomÁtica.er intimidatorio. julio: por otro lado, la presidente de la cÁmara baja nancy pelosi promete proteger a la persona que compartir informaciÓn en el anonimato sobre reciente donald trump que desatÓ la investigación del juicio polÍtico contra el mandatario. pelosi rechazÓ las acusaciones del presidente quien la catalogÓ como injustas. ♪ para saber cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo en la semana laboral y saber si corremos el riesgo de incendios en la zona, pasamos con elena y la ventana al tipo. elena: un saludo . durante este domingo no nos podemos quejar porque hemos disfrutado de condiciones secas, y temperaturas agradables por encima de lo normal en toda el Área de la bahÍa. Ésa josé reportando mÁximas de 74 grados, estuvimos 10 grados por encima de las mÁximas para esta Época del aÑo. en la madrugada cielos despejados, las mÍnimas descienden en san josÉ hasta los 50 y dos grados, y el resto de la bahÍa como se espera las mÍnimas? 48 grados de mÍnimas durante las prÓximas horas e

and officials in ukraine about the conditioning of donald trump -- about donald trump conditioning military for ukraine in their commitment to deliver politically motivated investigations that donald trump sought. beginning tomorrow morning we'll see two first hand witnesses to the july 25th call with the leader of ukraine, jennifer williams from the vice president's staff, and alexander vindman. both have said they were concerned by what they heard. we should note that both of those witnesses have managed to get under the president's skin. trump attacked vindman on twitter the morning of his closed door testimony, and williams just this weekend was attacked by the president when a transcript of her testimony was released vindman and williams tomorrow afternoon, kurt volker and tim morrison, two first hand witnesses to the trump administration's shadow foreign policy. in particular, witnesses to gordon sondland's role in that pressure campaign against ukraine setting the stage for sondland himself. he testifies wednesday morning. he is one of the individuals with a direct and open line of c

donald trump and the rule of law.ust-read material it you want to understand what the trump administration is still up to right now. >>> up next chaos in the not so united kingdom by mr. chaos himself, and brexit. this is the chaos story we'd be following every night if g everyf ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! itso chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your docto

heather: donald trump packing his bags and moving to florida.ers in new york apparently are thrilled. bill diblasio tweeting our deepest condolences to the good people of florida as trump attempts to out run his past and near future. andrew cuomo writes good riddance, not like donald trump paid taxes here anyway. he is all yours, florida. donald trump is changing his permanent residence from new york city to his mara lago club in palm beach, florida. he says it is due to taxes and bad political treatment. vermont senator bernie sanders swinging through neighboring new hampshire officially signing up to get on the key primary ballot, still in the upper half of the polls. he is facing resistance from the moderate left. peter doocy reports. >> only one democrat could possibly repeat as winner of the primary. bernie sanders files on the ballot with a $1000 check. he is trying to guarantee medicare for all. some moderate democrats are turned off. >> who do you vote for? >> it wouldn't be bernie. >> joe manchin and if my memory is correct, in every co

so do eric and donald trump, jr. other members of the trump organization who are, in fact, working still for the president in his private capacity because he continues to own the trump organization. remember how absolutely extraordinary this situation of past presidents have divested their similar private interests, they've sold them, they've bought bonds which raise no conflicts of interests. and donald trump is the extraordinary exception to that rule. and his conflict of interest is more than a little one as he put it very boastfully. >> and we know that donald trump denied the president of ukraine, which is our ally, a country we've long been in support of in their attempts to free themselves from russia. he denied that president a white house meeting. he gave one to president erdogan despite the brutality that turkey has inflicted on the kurds who are our allies. what did you make of that, sir, for him to invite erdogan to the white house? >> the invitation to erdogan, the avoidance of any sanctions for erdogan

donald trump is still sitting in the oval office. it sounds like trump may be preparing to pull a michael cohen on rudy giuliani. >> it's fascinating glen because as you just laid out, giuliani made comments to that. sdny threw the book at michael cohen and he did cooperate. he didn't have the smoking gun evidence to go what was known. it was for the benefit of trump but whether or not he went rogue, sdny listed trump as individual one. he wrote the checks. they didn't go parfarther. if he wasn't the president they might have. glen, when you see this, i will say in context rudy giuliani is a far more experienced practicing attorney than michael cohen. michael cohen called himself a fixer. he didn't file a lot of motions. he did know his way around. could he end up on the wrong side of this? >> i think he could. michael cohen's insurance policy. he had one as well. he had the tape where they were setting up the hush money pay off that ended up getting michael cohen a prison term because of the ill advised olc memo saying we can't indi

los dos Últimos testimonios de asesores del presidente donald trump, refuerzan que el mandatario obligÓsidente de ucrania. lo quieren llevar a juicio polÍtico por abuso de poder. las autoridades no pueden rastrear el origen de el arma utilizada en un tiroteo de la escuela de california. es jueves 21 de noviembre y comienza " ediciÓn nocturna ". [mÚsica] >> muy buenas noches, mÉxico enfrenta en el que podrÍa convertirse en el aÑo mÁs violento de los primeros 10 meses del 2019 se han registrado miles de asesinatos en ese paÍs. el presidente insiste que su cadena de abrazos funciona. >> el crimen y la violencia en mÉxico no paran, cada hora son asesinadas cuatro personas todos los dÍas. >> Éste gobierno recibiÓ un desastre de materia de seguridad, pero ese desastre lo empeorÓ, lo generó y lo hizo mÁs agudo. >> desde enero a octubre de este 2019 se registraron mÁs de 1500 asesinatos relacionados con todos los homicidios. el presidente de mÉxico asegura que su gobierno ha logrado de frenar esta tendencia. >> logramos estabilizar el crecimiento desmesurado, progresivo, de violencia sobre todo

it's donald trump. and one of his operatives on the ground.hat person has a name too, gordon sondland, his ambassador to the e.u. now, unpack for us some of what you and i talked about yesterday, some of what i know you tweeted about. there are problems with this call between the person running the scheme and the person carrying it out in ukraine. but about fourth or fifth on the list is the fact that it took place in a restaurant on a cell phone, right? >> well, let's separate out substance from process. on the substantive piece, remember the president of the united states just talked to the president of ukraine the day before. you know, why does he need an update just one day later from his operative on the ground if it's talking about u.s./ukrainian policy? obviously he is checking in with his lieutenant on the ground to see if the ukrainian government has delivered on the investigations that he wanted. why does he need an update from, you know, presidential aid yermak in ukraine? he is the president of the united states. he's got a lot goi

i know what donald trump is all about.sitioning himself in one lane or another. he's just very outspoken about the things he believes in, whether it's guns or climate change or crime or the economy. and he says, okay, i might as well get out there because the field is weak and the president's gotten more problematic. >> joe, alex put up a graphic before, i'd like to kind of ask the producer to put that back up. there is nothing that would be more -- is going to get under trump's skin more than that. bloomberg is what trump -- >> hold on, donny. can we just say something? let's keep this up. we know that michael bloomberg's worth at least 52 billion. i think he's probably worth more than 52 billion. i think that's a little low based on everything i know. >> right. >> we don't know if donald trump's even a billionaire. he hasn't released his records. he's been scamming forbes for years on how much he's worth to try to get on the list. i'm not saying this to be cute, we really don't know if donald trump is even a billionaire.

donald trump could not push him to the top.opular with the base and some republicans -- it didn't work out for bevan and competitive states that may have a lot to be concerned about. daymac victories should send a chill down the spine of donald trump and every republican. >> not going to focus on the fact that colorado rejected a tax increase. the state for republicans to win in the suburbs is to take back the tax issue and if you do that in new jersey, a lot of success for republicans coming out. every attorney general seat in the fcc and virginia is not one of them. daymac thanks very much. we want to end on this touching moment. in sherman, texas, the action didn't end with a hail mary pass but a prayer was sent up. across the field, to pray with key players, jordan's mother is battling cancer. to gauge tired his tough mother, we are praying for you and you are all our midnight heroes. most grateful you spent the evening with us, i am shannon bream. i am alfa romeo. but he wanted snow for thelace holidays.. so we built a sno