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in just a few minutes i'll be joined by the president of the united states, donald j. trump. first joining me live, chairman of the house freedom caucus and republican congressman from arizona, andy biggs. thanks for being with us. i want to talk about what's going on in conscious the last few weeks. i know a couple days ago you wrote a letter to speaker pelosi requesting there be an immediate recusal of adam schiff. why did you do that? >> you know, we did the motion to censure. but since we did the motion to censure there has been a host of additional information such as when he said he didn't have contact, meaning we, he and his staff didn't have contact with the whistleblower. it turns out that isn't accurate. we have two people on the staff who used work with that person, and they had contact with him. and we don't know for sure. but it looks like they helped craft that whistleblower complaint. you don't get a whistleblower complaint that has 17 reference to the media and written like a brief the way this complaint is. judge jeanine: didn't they get that information in t

if the democrats do this, i predict it will be the greatest campaign contribution to donald j. trump's reelection. it is overreach. the president has a sworn constitutional oath to faithfully execute the laws of this land, and ukraine did interfere -- i'm quoting politico, january 11, 2017. him him you look at the article and how they had an impact on that last election. for the president to say after the country supposedly cared about election interference, if you can help us find out if any shenanigans went on, that would be good. it would be constitutional and we have a treaty with ukraine on criminal matters. the president should be thanked or what he was asking to have happen. there was no quid pro quo. look, for three years -- i run on "hannity" all the time -- impeachment, impeachment. it started two days after this man was elected. we have had four investigations. fbi investigation, house intel investigation, senate investigation, mueller investigation -- no collusion. that doesn't work. we will just say it about ukraine. can you name one thing that the democrats have done to m

one politician in my lifetime that's can't his romises more than donald j. trump. that's why i believe he gets re-elected. >> let me ask one final question. this is the impeachment stuff 2020. both of you have been some of the most prominent voices in the last olitics over few decades. and one of the things that's that time period is that our politics have become more polarized, our media has more polarized, even tribal, i would say, so james, i'll just give you this question. from both the campaign standpoint as well as from a media standpoint, where do you going?s polarization is it sustainable for the country? what do you think we need to do it?ut >> i don't know if there is very you can do about it. but i do know in 2018 we had a voters an most of them were from the suburbs. a lot of women. educated women. ou know, eight point plus congressional majority tells me hat there is a potentially emerging majority in the united states. only one political party has in sixn the popular vote out of the last seven elections, since the foundation of political parties. that

i want you to hear this interview with donald j. trump right after the break.le announcer) it's here... time to get in a tree, nock an arrow, and disappear. this is what you've prepared for. he's moving more in daylight, and whenever you can, you'll be hunting dawn to dusk. this is what you live for. it's your season. so gear up during great outdoor days at bass pro shops and cabela's. now save on the gear you need from top brands like redhead, cabela's, and blackout. bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie. elizabeth warren escalating her war on both facebook and president trump. the democratic presidential hopeful using twitter to fire off a string of attacks against the facebook ceo. warren claims their ad platform is too weak and allows trump free rein to lie on his platform. after more than a week of violent protests, there is hope in ecuador for peace. the group leading the pretests has ad protests have agreed to meet with the president in a broadcasted setting. i'm ai

i want you to hear this interview with donald j. trump right after the break.le announcer) it's here. time to get in a tree, nock an arrow, and disappear. this is what you've prepared for. he's moving more in daylight and whenever you can, you'll be hunting dawn to dusk. this is what you live for. it's your season. so hurry to great outdoor days at bass pro shops' and cabela's. where you can save big on great gear from top brands like redhead, cabela's and black out. bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here. aishah: a shooting in new york city leaves four people dead. the new york city police department says it happened early this morning at a quote illegal gambling club in brooklyn. two handguns were found at the scene. no arrests have been made so far. police are urging witnesses to come forward. massive flooding and heavy winds pounding japan after a typhoon made landfall. the system is being billed as the country's worth storm in decades. two people are dead, 0 injured. shinzo abe has called on police and military troops for rescue operations

as you follow the coverage of the impeachment of donald j. trump for the rest of this year, remember, no one involved is ever going to be charged with treason by congress or prosecutors. so you can get the word treason out of our head and you can get the word pressure out of your head because it's irrelevant to the presidential phone call in which donald trump solicited help from ukraine for his re-election campaign. and pressure is irrelevant to the new case revealed today of donald trump soliciting help from australia in his re-election campaign. but the most important news of the night remains centered on what we can now be sure will be article 1 in the articles of impeachment, the phone call with the president of ukraine. donald trump is never going to stop telling the lie that the whistle-blower's report of that phone call is not accurate, even though it has proved accurate in every detail so far. new information gathered about the case since the whistle-blower's report has been released has only been more damning to donald trump and his cabin

we are in the middle of an impeachment inquiry relates to the conduct of donald j trump. the evidence of wrongdoing by donald trump is hiding in plain sight. we have the rough transcript of the july 25 phone call and his own words, do us a favor. we have that with the blower complaints that have been validated i members of trump's own in administration including the expected general in the general counsel to the cia and acting director of national intelligence and we have the 391 million dollars in military and economic aid that has been withheld without justification and no one including mitch mcconnell was ever able to get a good answer as to why that aid was withheld. now we know it was part of a high-pressure tactic to extract political gain for donald trump by targeting an american citizen in a political opponent. we also have the white house chief of staff confession as to what the entire trump ukraine scandal was about and we will keep the focus on donald trump's behavior and the evidence continues to mount. >> another bipartisan area with u.s. mca any update on tim

let's have faith in donald j. trump and bob lighthizer.e'll get a good deal in phase one or we won't. they walked away in may. we are here to have a fair deal. if they walk away it won't be our fault. president trump has done nothing but bargain in good faith with the chinese. lou: just as he did up to their reneging in may. we are on a glide path to chile. it's three weeks away. let's see what happens. peter navarro. trade czar. do you like the ring of that? the left-wing national media deep state seem worried about the expansion of john durham's criminal now investigation. >> this is raising serious questions about whether the president is using the justice department to go after his enemies. >> it makes no sense. brit, attorney general barr. i don't see what you have got. >> those aren't real investigations. it's a disinformation operation. >> i know nothing improper was done. >> it's interesting and i will let it go at that for the timing. lou: we won't let it go at that. what president trump has to say about resistance from some of th

what i find difficult is this case that fit into that scenario complaint ist the of donald j. trump. they hear the same way bill clinton was in bill clinton versus jones? because the subpoena is not analogous to mazars. and part of the subpoena, most of the subpoena covers years in the presidency, january 2017 onward. a lot of this covers years where he wasn't the president. on the other hand, he is the president now. i'm not quite sure which box it goes under, whether it goes out-of-the-box. >> [inaudible] >> please. >> thank you. also remember, as some of the revealed,estions have one of the key points that we're making here is this is not just some sort of dispute between the president and congress. allress here is looking at sorts of legislative possibilities, some of which might have not involved the president at all. and that cannot be emphasized enough. they want to make it seem like all we're talking about here is congress is now going to pass legislation directed at the president. that is totally wrong and therefore, we don't think that this is some major conflict between t

donald j. trump is donald j. trump is now president of the united states. oh -- donald trump. how has trump changed your life so far? [bleep] is that it? >> yeah. [laughter] president trump literally driving democrats crazy they're spit, screaming, shoving that i even throwing punches. so we want to help them out with anger a issues so we sent anthoy tall to a rage room called break bar. home of the wrecking club just to work through trump derangement syndrome.tc watch. >> what makes you mad? our president. the the president and his tweets in the morning. that's what he's doing to our environment. all of his constant lie he's dividing our country not uniting our country. we need a change in the president. >> mad n as hell and i'm not gog to take this anymore. >> rage? >>let go. ♪ day one, this president has taken the country to a place i've never thought it could be taken to. every day trump changes opinion and constantly aligned. are you talking to me. psychological trauma on the country as well as me. because i don't know what is going to happen g in the

only our 41st president donald j. trump and i will to you what i love about him. i get that question all the time what you love about donald trump? what i love about him most is his audacity. the audacity that it took to stand up and look black america in the eye. the audacity that it takes to call out these crooked like democrat politicians that have received aliens in aid from our government and effectively stolen it from the struggling cities they represent. out elijahy to call cummings. the audacity to call up maxine a $6 millionves in home outside of her own district. president donald trump has both the spine and the audacity to save black america. [applause] it takes a lot of guts and we all know this area and you wake up as a black american and you realize the truth and you have the courage to speak out about it. the racist leftist media will attack you. cnn is a racist network in my opinion. [applause] i have watched them over the past year sanction the violence of antifa against a black conservatives. us in the to all of same room cnn referred to all of us

the black community. 2020 is around the corner and we have a lot to lose now because president donald j. trump has done so much for the black community. thank you, president trump. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. he is something. and he's a talented, talented guy. and when he started talking, i wasn't -- man, i watched it once. i watched it twice. and then i called the first lady over. i say, "what do you think of this guy?" [laughter] pres. trump: thank you very much, terrence. we appreciate it a lot. we come together at a time of extraordinary opportunity for our nation. thanks to our pro-american agenda, the economy is booming, wages are rising, and poverty is plummeting. we have the best economy we've ever had, and believe me, we're just getting started. we have such potential. such potential. last month, the unemployment rate dropped to the lowest level in over 51 years. [applause] pres. trump: 3.5%. people didn't think they were going to see that a couple of years ago. if i would've said that, the fake news would've said, "this guy is exaggerating." [laughter] wages are up by almost 3

>> his association with donald j. trumpy beautiful. >> rudy giuliani was willing to play any role with his old friend, donald trump. >> oh, you dirty boy you! >> they made this video for a charity dinner 2000. and the bond between the two new yorkers has only grown stronger over time. >> we love rudy! >> giuliani joined then candidate trump on the campaign trail in 2016, and soon was echoing trump's rhetoric. >> i am sick and tired of the defamation of donald trump by the media and by the clinton campaign! i am sick and tired of it! >> last year, giuliani officially became president trump's personal lawyer. he pushed back hard against the mueller investigation. >> this is illegitimate, it's a witch hunt, and i think people are starting to believe in that. >> but even as he defended his clients against the charge of conspiring with a foreign government, giuliani was pushing a conspiracy theory of his own. involving ukraine and joe biden. >> did you ask the ukraine to investigate joe biden? >> no. >> you're not going to intim

donald j. trump trying to bluster his way through the most disastrous foreign policy debacle of his presidency seemed to spit on the graves of more than 10,000 kurds who died fighting to defeat the so-called islamic state. back with us again tonight is christopher dickey. he is the paris-based world news editor for "the daily beast." christopher, tell us about the reaction to this in europe, which let's not forget will be impacted by this. >> reporter: it certainly will be impacted by this. europe has always been the first objective of isis terrorists once they move outside the middle east, as in fact trump seems to know because he said, you know, it's europe's problem. all those escaped isis fighters will just go to europe, and they'll have to deal with it. so in fact there's not a lot of sympathy with trump's position. there's a lot of scrambling. here france is trying to negotiate with iraq to take french isis prisoners out of syria and put them in iraq. i don't know how that's going to work out.

if it wasn't your show sean they would destroy him absolutely you know the difference between donald j. trump and richard nixon you know it is kind of an interesting thought exercise to think about what you know how things might have been different for nixon had he had the conservative media infrastructure that exists today therefore. i shall resign the presidency effective. because you know if you read about watergate a lot of the big revelations that occurred in the washington post or on you know during the watergate hearings there wasn't kind of this right wing infrastructure spinning it you know immediately into tens of millions of people every night but i do think that it's likely that nixon would have survived water he had he had something like fox news spinning the watergate hearings highlighting democrats looking bad during moments where they were questioning witnesses that sort of thing . it kind of provides a whole different way of interpreting news events. that is something fox has always offered americans a whole new way a right wing way of interpret in the news we're going to lay

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. >> reporter: president donald j. trump lashed out on social media calling the impeachment inquiry a fraud against the american people as his motorcade drove him to his virginia golf resort. friday house democrats subpoena the white house for documents from pants, he downplayed the inquiry at a rally in louisiana on saturday. the impeachment inquiry centers on a whistleblower report of a phone call in which president trump asks the ukrainian president to investigate the former vice president, joe biden and his son for corruption. hunter biden worked for ukrainian energy company while his father was vice president. there is no evidence of wrongdoing. this week the president invited another foreign government to intercede . >> china's just should start an investigation. >> reporter: the president says asking foreign governments to investigate the bidens is not about politics. >> i don't care about the campaign i do care about corruption. >> reporter: biden fired back . >> this is a guy who is unhinged. i worry about what he's

definitely a more fringe aspect and yet it is still embraced to a degree and talked about the fate of donald j. trump of those mainstream evangelicals. and they talk about it in a noncritical way but trump was fine with it which doesn't surprise me but then there is a guy. >> the liberty university guys so that stuff is out there. >> only that people define it without knowing that's what they are doing. so god can use anyone with the issue to say the problem with trump is that you don't only say that is true about hillary you are defining that. >> the other part of the new good news is much more prevalent someone is the way that the trump evangelicals have compartmentalized what do you mean by that quick. >> they're not just the most common but the most understandable in the most rational but still abused and compartmentalization is part of that. out necessarily need to bring religion into this issue so it's fine but what a lot of christians do not just donald trump but they will look at what they think is the most urgent issue between politics and religion whatever religious considerations they have

you're the difference between donald j. trump and richard nixon. >>> good evening from washingto washington, d.c. i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. republicans cannot defend what trump did. they know how pad it is, so they're trying to distract people from the substance of the president's behavior with complaints about the nature of the investigation. chief among them that the hearings are currently being held behind closed doors. now, unfortunately for trump and his allies that's probably not going to work for much longer. that's pause as "the washington post" reports democrats are taking hearings public and soon. but the facts here have not changed. donald trump withheld desperately needed military aid from ukraine, aid that had already been approved pie congress in an effort to force ukrainian officials to manufacture dirt on the bidens and provide ammo for a baseless conspiracy theory about the 2016 election. and it appears that now that it was not just security assistance withheld. just today "the post" reported that the wh

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today doubt there ain't no i love this land ♪d bless the usa from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee the plains of kentucky from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land usa ♪ess the [cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa

when our own person is doing it, not the russians but an american named donald j. trumpw can anyone stand for this? this is -- this must -- they must act and act quickly. we are in a dangerous situation. his tweet storms, i don't know, there were 23 in 23 minutes, is that right? >> yeah. >> there was something like -- >> and he's talking in a way that you want to take him literally or not, you have a sitting president talking about arresting members of congress. >> i don't know. >> civil war. what you raised is serious. you made me make a promise to you. i want to let the viewers in since your theme has been honesty. you wanted to do something before we left and we're almost out of time. >> well, on a happier note, today is the 50th anniversary of the beatles releasing "abbey road" here in the united states. and you have to understand the context. it's six weeks after woodstock and it's only 15 days in 1969 before the great moratorium march against the war in vietnam that a month later had half a million, the largest march in the history of the united states, all around

donald j. trump. take a listen. thank you so much for being on "justice" this evening. i know you had a busy night. having already spoken at the values voters conference. but my viewers are thrilled to have you on tonight. let me start by asking you about reports that rudy giuliani is under investigation. involving the ukraine. and there is some confusion whether you still consider them your attorney. president trump: yes. and he's a great gentleman. a great mayor. maybe the greatest mayor in the history of new york. he was a fantastic prosecutor. i know nothing about him being under investigation. i heard a report today. i can't imagine it. he's a man that looks for corruption, and whatever he does, i believe he's a totally honorable man. you know him well, too, jeanine. judge jeanine: i do, and i worked with him when i was a prosecutor. you stand behind hip in spite of this investigation. president trump: i don't know if there is an investigation. i just heard it. i find a lot of things you hear, they should look at other people. they should be looking at really bad p

yeah, with the "the daily show's donald j. trump before call hotline." is standing by. and you can have a perfect call with him. all right, now here it is, your moment of zen. >> we're back with the breaking news. energy secretary rick perry was just subpoenaed by the house impeachment inquiry chairman for documents related to the ukraine scandal. ♪ ♪ ♪ uno, dos, tres, quatro ♪ uno, dos, tres, quatro ( cheers and applause ) >> david: on their trip to armenia, courtney car dashon's 4-year-old son flipped the bird to fans. i finally have a favorite kardashian now. >> (~bleep ) you armenia. >> honey! no, they're friends! he's -- he's crazy. he needs to eat. ( cheers and applause ) ♪

it could be compelling evidence that donald j. trump is a terrible man. or it could be exculpatory.hink we are getting little bits of information from inside adapt schiff's top secret committee hearing room which apparently is covered up in a way that we can seefs drop. the 330 million ofous outside that room is thought hearing what's going on. david: adam schiff, the guy is caught in lie after lie. the four pinocchios from "the washington post" for making up the whistleblower, and he lied about having evidence of russian collusion which turned out to be not true. >> this statement he made reading from a piece of paper, supposedly trump saying these word. i want you to make up dirt on my political opponent. it turns out those aren't word president trump said, those are word he invented. and when he got caught he says it's a parody. this guys out of control. i think the american people want to see the president finish his term and get re-elected. but if he's going to be removed, all of us need to be involved. david: remember when he had those phoney phone call, the ukrainians claimed

donald j. trumpshington to its core by refusing to recognize the power of congress to impeach him. donald trump has the confidence of a white woman pulled over by the cops. ma'am, i need to see your license. well, i need so see you get out of my face and give me your badge number, mister! ( laughter ) the question, is why does the president think he can get away with this? ( cheers and applause ) everyone's perplexed. why doesn't trump seem to respect any of america's institutions? >> i'll tell you why, buddy, because trump doesn't think he got elected. trump thinks he bought america, and now our whole country is just some business he owns. it's why he doesn't understand all these investigations. imagine if you bought a quiznos, then a week later find out you're being impeached by the guy who spreads the mayonnaise. ( laughter ) >> trevor: come on, i know trump is extreme, but there's no way he thinks you can buy a country. >> dude, he tried to buy greenland eight weeks ago, and it wasn't even for sa

president who is working for or even talking about religious liberty and that candidate's name is donald j. trumplou: left wing rioters attacking trump supporters. hundreds of rioters, thugs, attacking people wearing maga hats. those people -- trump supporters who had been in attendance at the rally. your reaction. >> this shows the hypocrisy of the left. they talk about tolerance and inclusion. but they are the most of intolerant people in the world when it comes to ideas they don't agree with. the president is coming to dallas next thursday for a make america great again rally. i have a friendly piece of advice for antifa or any other left-wing group. you probably shouldn't mess with texas. our folks down here aren't nearly friendly as our friends in minnesota. lou: the president tonight in louisiana, lake charles, with another rally. and i think something could be said of louisiana's citizens as well. elizabeth warren mocking christians who believe in traditional marriage. it's a different cast to it. as if traditional marriage is the, if you will, the press minority. there is a different atti

speaking of which, let's move on to donald j. trump, the 45th, and as far as i'm concerned only current president of the united states. while obama was talking about fake cancelling online, trump might get canceled in real life. >> a dramatic new revelation in the impeachment carry from alexander vindman, who on the controversial july phone call between president trump and ukraine's leader. the new york times" reporting overnight that vindman told house investigators tuesday that the rough transcript of the call released by the white house omitted crucial words and phrases. that explosive new testimony directly contradicting president trump. >> i had a transcript done by very, very talented people, word for word; comma for comma; done by people who do it for a living. we had an exact transcript. >> trevor: "comma for comma?" ( laughter ) yeah, that's one we should have known he was lying. when has trump ever used commas? like, every since he came down that escalator it's been one four-and-a-half-long sentence. that's all it's been. i n

you have the all done up under president donald j. trump. n i hear these people they want a champion for. this um. >>um they want to do this and that. johnny come late. president trump already have this under control. >> and why didn't he implement that in indiana. >> and southbound. >southsouth bend?the reason he t there he didn't know to do it there. politicians been in government positions all of these years and now want to talk about a plan. if he can't do it for indiana, he can't do it for the united states of america. >> that's right. steve: that is a fair point. however, the people of iowa like pete's message. brand new six ofs poll that came out yesterday. elizabeth warren is way up in, according to the civics poll. she is number 1. pete buttigieg is now number two. >> well, the people of iowa need to pay attention to these talking heads. >> that's right. >> these career politicians that has made their careers just talking about it, but not doing anything about it? >> that's right. >> you better look at president donald j. trump that'

ladies and gentlemen, please , our friend,iend the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. , our friend, the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] mr. perkins: many of you this weekend have said we should pray for the president. [applause] do pray for and we the president. i have asked the president if i can pray for him tonight, and i will ask andrew to pray for president trump. president trump: thank you, thank you, thank you. mr. perkins: father got -- dr. brunson: father god, i ask now for not an impartation of your holy spirit. may the spirit of jesus rest upon president trump, that he be anointed with wisdom and understanding with your counsel and might, with knowledge and fear of the lord. and accordingly, may president just decide by what he sees with his eyes, he what he hears with his ears, or lien upon his own understanding, but recognize your prompting and move according to your guidance. i ask that you give the president's supernatural discernment to know who is trustworthy and who is not. bring int

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trump -- donald j. trump. ♪ president trump: two great gentlemen -- thank you very much. please sit down. [cheers and applause] thank you very: much. thank the to representative is somebody with a future. know if i would trade him the future for the age, i would love to pick up that age. i was a good age but he has a tremendous future ahead of him and a very special thanks to matthew charles. i saw him on television the first time, when he had so much trying to get something that he was really entitled to, and i looked at that smile. that smile is infectious. he is a great gentlemen and we are very proud of him. of being proud involved in criminal justice reform and getting it done, getting it passed, and we had a lot of votes that normally would not have gone that way. they were pushing me, some of them, at the end. we have some of the folks here, tim scott, lindsay, they are here, i will introduce them in a while. but we had tremendous help. this was a bipartisan bill. we had a lot of support from both side

with a barrage of stunning new developments on the impeachment inquiry and a defiant president donald j. trump. for the first time, democrats have subpoenaed the white house for documents on the ukraine. he says they will nom comply with the investigation until nancy pelosi holds an informal vote on the house. >> we'll be issuing a letter, as everybody knows, we have been treating very unfairly. very different from anybody else. >> the house speaker is pushing back arguing that the american democracy is at take. >> he may not be, but our constitution is worth it. our democracy is worth it. how democrats are also demanding that mike pence hand over documents on ukraine. the vice president has ten days to respond. this as the u.s. tech ssecretar state mike pompeo missed his deadline. a second potential whistle-blower is considering filing a separate formal complaint. the original whistle-blower sparked the impeachment inquiry, and now there are more concerned from the president's aids about his calls with other world leaders that left one official genuinely horrified. in one of the calls he fawn

it said -- "today, president donald j. trumpke with president recep tayyip erdogan of turkey by telephone. turkey will soon be moving forward with its long-planned operation in northern syria. the united states armed forces will not support or be involved in that operation, and the united states forces, having defeated the isis territorial 'caliphate,' will no longer be in the immediate area." the announcement marks a major shift in u.s. policy. in january, president trump threatened to "devastate turkey economically" if it attacked kurdish forces in syria. b back to allowowut turkey's assault or leave syria entirely. meanwhile, in other news from the region, mass anti-government protests are continuing in iraq. the death toll has now topped 109 as police and soldiers continue to open fire on thousands of demonstrators who are defying government-imposed curfews. to talk about all of these issues, we are joined by patrick cockburn, middle east correspondent for the independent. patrick, welcome back to democracy now! let's start

supporter of law enforcement that this profession has ever seen the president of the united states donald j. trump>> you're our biggest supporter in border control & we know all. support and help that we can so our agency really appreciates what do. >> laura: there was no welcome mat rolled outen by the leadersf that liberal city. still having a teacher strike going on there. eddie johnson refused to attend the event. it's being held in the city and doesn't go. classy and lori lightfoot responded by l tweeting. it's no surprise that trump brought his -- funny. what do you have to say to city leaders who boycotted the president of the united states. >> well laura the way that i look at it first of all i would never o disrespect the president just like i wouldn't disrespect any other human being. if you don't agree with the policies you need to respect the office. for instance i you met with president obama on a couple of occasions and the department of justice was the worst enemy of policing in 200 years in this country and helped create the environment that the country is experiencing today. secon

from the moment donald j. trump was elected, the ends of harassment and impeachment have been waiting for the means. they think they have found them. they are wrong. there is, however, one small measure we can take as one house to bring a -- bring a shred of dignity to these proceedings. we can stand and be counted one by one and announce our yea or nay with a vote by call of the role. to that end, madam speaker, i have a parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, i'm proud to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from california, the speaker, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. i thank the gentleman for yielding. madam speaker, thank you for the recognition. i want to begin my remarks by some of the most beautiful words in our country's history. we, the people, of the united states in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, pro

donald j. trump is now president of the yiet. united states. use] [booing] donald trump how his trump changed your life so far? [bleep] >> is that it? >> yeah. president trump literally driving democrats crazy, they're spitting, screaming, shoving, they're even throwing punches. so we wanted to help them out with their anger issues so we sent political commentators kelly to a rage room called break bar. home of the wrecking club, you know, just to work through their trump derangement syndrome. watch. ♪ what make you mad? >> our president. the president and his tweets in the morning. sm that's what he's doing to our environment all of his constant lie dividing our country not uniting our country. we need a change in the president. >> mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore. >> need a rage? >> let's go. ♪ from day one, this president has taken the country to a place i've never thought it could be taken to. every day trump changes his opinion he's constantly aligned. >> are you talking to me? >> logical trauma on the country as well as m

case right now that i will call the calendar after the recess for the remaining cases per code donald j. trump versus silas vance. before i do that let me just read and you can stand there as a matter of housekeeping for all concerned, just to read into the record or the agreement that we understand is now in place. i am quoting from the joint letter to forbear enforcement of the subpoena between the oral argument in this matter october 23, 2019 and ten calendar days after the court issues its opinion on the following conditions. number one and he certiorari in this matter will be filed in the supreme court within the forbearance. any opposition will be filed within seven calendar days from the petition. any reply will be filed within three calendar days from any opposition. should any filing date specify fall on the weekend or the holiday federal rules of appellate procedure shall control. should the appellate petition for certiorari will be can requested that the supreme court hear the case and the current taint - - term and then further forbear enforcement of the subpoena until the supreme

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