i dont know about them. i dont can know what they do but maybe there were clients of rudy. i just don't know. >> igor and forty-two fruman as they were trying to leave the country are only calling for you to testify in the impeachment inquiry. >> jewel yagiuliani has been up neck in this investigation. he has an obgiegz testify under oath so this can come to light. >> reporter: jay secue low says lead to indictment. nether the campaign a -- giuliani was just boasting earlier this week he wants to tell his story to law makers. kwl . >> i would love to testify and give me half an hour to point out biden ink, four decades of crime. love to do it. >> reporter: tweeting the president of the ukrain tweeted again that president trump applied no pressure and did nothing wrong. >> they've eviserated the rules. they don't give us any fair play. no lawyers. you can't have lawyers, you can't speak. you virtually can't do anything. >> but past supporters are can coming forward to criticize the call on too ukrain. >> do you think it is approp reet for the president of the united states t

. >> i dont knowthem. i dont know about them. i dont know what they do. but i don't know.y were clients orudy. i just don't know. >> you'd have to ask rudy. the picture may be inconvenient. there could be pictures. he takes pictures with a lot of people. how long does that defense last? >> not very long because first of all one of these men called trump his friend. he took photos of himself in the white house and mar-a-lago. there's multiple photos of trump with these folks. i wonder how long it's going to be before trump saying he doesn't know who giuliani is. he has a habit of of doing that. we saw him do that with michael cohen but i think the reality of of the situation i think for trump, what makes this difficult is giuliani is ostensibly representing president trump but he has his own criminal liability. he is under investigation. so this situation is getting very difficult for the president to distance himself from. >> and their lawyer, john dow, a name we know well, argued that one of the reasons that some of the information that congress is seeking is protected by

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he told prosecutors he would rather die than go to prison as he ran, officer donte, a former marine, fired the shot that killed him. >> a live look at capitol hill now where u.s. lawmakers mourning the loss of long time maryland congressman elijah cummings. the 68-year-old democrat died of complications from longstanding health challenges. he was the chairman of house oversight committee. his unexpected death rocked washington and his home district. >> the white house flag was lowered to half staff in sorry put to elijah cummings who pass -- in ut elijahed on thursday? we will not keep children in internment camp and hid en away from public view. what country is that? this is the united states of america. >> the criticism drew sharp spr disparaged disparaged cummings' district of baltimore. the president said, i got to see first hank, the strength, passion and wisdom of this highly respected political leader. senate minority leader chuck schumer called cummings a tower of strength. >> when i read the paper, it was like a punch in the gut. >> house speaker nancy pelosi said she was de

. >> i heard very bad things about her and i dont know if it i recalled or somebody recalled her but i heard very bad ithing about her for a long period of time. not good. >> again we know now from the transcript that he was relaying things and from the whistleblower that he was relaying basically gossip he heard from giuliani. and i think the other thing she makes clear from her testimony if you read it is you have to understand what's happening in ukrain. there are all kinds of factions and i can know mike mcfall knows this very well. there are all kinds of factions inside ukrain. they were using giuliani as much as he was trying to use them. squeshe understood who the good guys were and bad guys were and the people throwing dirt on joe biden were not good guys. >> what president trump calls bad things most ous would regard as good things. that's what our former ambassador was doing there as her testimony today, at least the part we've been able to read, makes clear. she was trying toing do what any u.s. ambassador should do which is push a can country away from krupgsz. corruption

have to do it just like the president saying i don't have to turn over my taxes and he's saying i donttigations which may get him impeached. >> i'll give my answerer. the democrats were given the majority by the american people. they can handle themselves in office any way they want. my only point is if it looks like they're being too partisan and not allowing ambassadors to be deposed -- >> having counsel is a -- having counsel is a good issue. the idea of due process during an investigation, no defendant gets to have a hand in their own investigation. and you do have republican ---ing >> that's not what we're asking. we're not asking for the defendant to set up what the process is but the defendant needs know what the process is. the remember noal places the impeachment would go is the judiciary committee. for some reason she has issues with jerry nadler. in her latest iteration of where who would look at this process of impeachment, the foreign affairs committee and judiciary committee. >> because they think it would be more expedishes for the committee who have already been looking

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shut up, you donts know what you're talking about.ut, idiot. >> that's not someone who is listening. >> no, that's someone who is calling people names. listen, he yelled at donors back in the day but there's a big difference at yelling at ferret owners and reputable people about impeachment and the president. >> but i guess the big question, the $64,000 question that a lot of people are wondering is what happened? when did you notice rudy giuliani change from the person you knew into what we've seen recently? >> the turning point that i couldn't ignore was the same for many people. that is the access hollywood tape and his ferocious defense of the indefensible. and he was the only one who would go on sunday morning political talk shows to defend that. if you recall, even chris christie wouldn't do it. >> so that was before donald trump won, right? that was during the campaign. so rudy giuliani put himself out there and defended that tape that everybody heard with their own ears. and why? >> because he wanted to remain relevant and he

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so dont be surprised if you see scenes like this across some central and southern parts of england and, that mist and fog could linger on for a few hours, but it should tend to lift and break and then we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales. a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence th

i dont have demons propelling me forward. >> same republican taste, but just none of those filling demonsat, less filling. you got it. the problem for weld is 87% of trump voters think trump is doing a good job, even with all this impeachment shit. so i assembled a focus group of trump voters to see if there really are republicans thirsty for something new. we all know this is our leading brand right now. what drew to you this brand in 2016? >> not a politician. >> he's a fighter. >> wants to get things done. >> was there a moment offer voted for donald trump, that you went, "holy shit, i voted for rireality show host?" >> yes, instantly when i filled in that bubble i did think... did i make a mistake? and it took a little while to kind of settle down. >> see, that didn't hit me until charlottesville. >> shouldn't be an issue for someone to say, you know, nazi are bad. white supremacy bad. don't do it." >> how many of you are concerned by his hesitancy to condemn whies supremacy or anything racist? how many of you all are concerned about the fact that he tweets too manytoo much? >> he's g

so dont be surprised if you see scenes like this across some central and southern parts of england andnd fog could linger on for a few hours, but it should tend to lift and break and then we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales. a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence the weather acr

so dont be surprised if you see scenes like this across some central and southern parts of england ander on for a few hours, but it should tend to lift and break and then we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales. a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence the weather across the south—eas

so dont be surprised if you see scenes like this across some central and southern parts of england andg. now, that mist and fog could linger on for a few hours, but it should tend to lift and break and then we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales. a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influe

looks at their environment said this is from the friendly to what i do, i am out of here, they doij dontnk about that someone says i am exiting, i am not interested in having my business in a strangle hole, and in those communities, large businesses move in, people drive 30 miles to go to walmart to get their groceries because small business closed, guy at politicians say they were going after, end up the big winners. kennedy: they always do, that is what happens, and then you develop this natural environment for crony capitalism. >> so important you know we talk about impeachment right now, the air is taken out of the room this elected will be about the economy, it will be about different visions of what makes an economy work. on one side of this, we getting people who are convinced that only way to make an economy work is rob peter to pay paul. kennedy: zero sum equality. >> the inequality tax that sanders raised out that does not grow an economy or raise wages it does nothing for working man and woman. kennedy: prices go up it is a double gut punch. >> a tax on what you pay, and a los

i'm glad they've spoken out but i dont know that you could link the two.hey probably do all the time. >> should we be hearing snat. >> what i'm saying is people out here -- i spent the weekend talking to a lot of people. the reason they're not saying anything is because they get heat from their constituents but not their constituent whose are republicans that say we need get to the bottom of this. >> maybe is the chicken or the egg? is it because they have a duty to inform and to represent the people who are back ohome. maybe it's because daelit's bei spun by conservative media that it's not there and the president of the united states. maybe as they have a duty as servants of the constitution to tell the folks out there what's wrong with what the president did on the call. read the transcript >> i'm give youg an answer. of course they ought to be saying get to the bottom of this. when the president call as foreign leader and says i want you to do an investigation on my political opponent, some have can come out and said they think it's wrong he said that.

. >> i dont think so. i thought your description of of the issues was really quite excellent.nd i agree with ryan and everything he said. you point out that rules have hachged. we also have a statute that gives power to chairs to issue subpoenas. so the rules and procedures are different now. the house is fall eoing them. i also think the focuses of of the white house letter on process is intended in part to shift our attention from what really might be more embarrassing for the president and that's the facts. notice anybody in possession of the facts the president tries to keepthem from testifying or appearing and that just raises suspicions further can which is why you see the polling an interest in resetting the inquiry increase. >> well, thank you. obviously you're both mike tyson fans which is why you loved my commentary about it. so cnn is learning that a white house official who listens to the infamous ukrain call said it was kracrazy and frightening. what james clapper had to say about it? tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis get clearer. and

i'm giving you a long answer ask this q gentleman a question dont be rude. >> joining me now, diamond wow the president is fired up this week and i think we can all see why, ladies. >> yes, we can all see why. you know, when you have the democrat who, i mean, are bent over and bent out of shape, over just any little thing but when you have them trying to push another witch hunt, you know first it was russia, now they rush to judgment on inquiry of impeachment. i mean, schiff getting from the american people lying to them. nancy pelosi not n doing anythig about it. biden, his son is making $50,000 a month. biden is using american tax dollars to blackmail and bribe the ukraine president, into firing a prosecutor who was investigating the company that biden saw worked before i see a lot of corruption. the president is the leader of the free world and he has every right to find out about corruption and what's going on with it. >> that's another reason why we love our president. he's not afraid to go against the status quo. we love that he don't have a problem calling you out. >> all right

we dont know what he said. >> not all of it, true. >> esi look at the transcript a say is there anythingf you look at my colleague or vice president biden or his son, it's about five line ozff a 30-minute conversation that was being translated and let's say it was 15 or 16 minutes. >> it's not just about the phone call, it's about the months long planning that went into it. what is the standard of an impeachable offense to you? >> the constitution says high crimes and misdemeanors. >> what does that mean? >> that a conversation from head of state to another head of state, which is what that transcript shows, nvr could reach a high crime or misdemeanor? >> gross abuse of office that you use the state department, the white house and the department of justice to try to secure relief unyour election by finding dirt on an opponent that ukrain had to deliver or risk getting valuable aid. >> that's an interesting comment. the transcript doesn't show that. why don't you read the transcript? >> i have many times. top to bottom on my radio show. >> congressman schiff was supposed to and instead he

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>> i dont know. the garage door is open. there's glass from the back door where somebody broke in. my world had just been shattered. >> reporter: their perfect world broken by an act so evil, it tore a family apart. >> the worst day of my life. >> reporter: and put an entire town on edge. >> be extra cautious, lock your doors, lock your windows. pay attention to strangers in your area. >> reporter: they devoted their lives to others. who would ever want to hurt them? >> this is just absolutely a despicable act. >> reporter: for a day that ended so tragically, it began in a happy way with flowers and expressions of love. nathan and denise leuthold had met 30 years earlier, back in the '80s when they were both students at a small baptist school in central illinois. even at that young age, nathan knew there was something to this sparkling little girl. >> i was in third grade and she was in fourth gade at the time. and i doubt she even knew i existed, but even then i thought she was the cutest girl in the school. >> what was it that you liked about her so much? >> it was the curly hair

wants to dont everything to win the people's vote again.et's hear next from angel in washington on our independent line, talking about your comments on the death of the isis leader al-baghdadi. go ahead. caller: hello, c-span. thanks so much for taking my call. i find this a little bit tragic -- oursense that the president comes off so arrogant in the sense of we are supposed to be the better people. we are supposed to be the "first world nation" and he is bragging about us killing this guy like a dog. the guy comes off as a schoolyard bully. let's get rid of evil, but let's not brag about it. it boggles my mind. i think that is good we are getting rid of isis. get rid of inn this world -- humanity deserves humanity. we deserve to be treated humanely. this disgusts me. thank you for taking my call. host: here is an editorial view from usa today. isis leader's demise is a triumph for civilization. like the of baghdadi killing of osama bin laden years ago helps fulfill a promise george w. bush made. "we will route out the terrorists. no matte