i called out to doug and i said, "doug, is somebody here?" and i looked to my left.he man was standing right in front of the doorway. >> how far away from you? >> ten feet at the most. nine feet. and i looked at him. and it was a man. all in black. and he had a mask on. and he had a gun pointed where i knew my husband was standing. >> you couldn't see doug. >> i couldn't see doug. >> you just saw this man? >> i only saw this man in black. he had a mask on. the only thing i could see what his eyes. and he looked at me. he never moved the gun. and he blinked three times, and i thought, why is he blinking at me? >> why is that guy in my house holding a gun? >> i thought, oh, my god? what do i do? he's going to kill me before i get up the stairs. i pulled myself up the rail because my legs wouldn't work. and i was just starting down the hall when i heard multiple shots. >> did you realize right away what must have happened? >> oh, absolutely. i knew my husband must have been shot. so i thought i've got to hide. >> elberta ran to a closet on the home's second floor, she s

host: doug, do you want to weigh in? doug: i agree. i think the biggest threat the trump campaign has to worry republican runs as a third party. half a pointe off in michigan and wisconsin and pennsylvania. democratsphillip: were worried about bloomberg for a while. you take jill stein out of 2016quation and 2018 -- are talking about hillary clinton's reelection campaign. host: from massachusetts, go ahead. morning.ood a quick editorial question. i love when you come up with the tax line but lots of times i don't get confirmation on it. i don't know if there is a reason or not. ist: on the text line as understand it usually there is a confirmation text that comes back to say that we received it. if not i can certainly look into that. (202) 748-8003 is our texting service that we have just begun in the past couple of months. go ahead. caller: i appreciate that. texted,ion as i contrary to postelection rhetoric the supreme court was not a major issue on the last election and i really don't hear a ton about it this election either. two qu

doug jones saying he's not for impeachment shows he knows it's not meritorious. and deftly not going to vote for it. >> jesse: do you agree? >> tom: but no big headlines on doug jones. and the mainstream media. what was the big story? someone at "christianity do a" makes the headlines. and if you can find anybody at all and they try to make it seem like a big movement, even then evangelicals support. >> jesse: we will talk about that in a moment.

host: doug, what about your work? doug: we are a longtime political advertising firm. we are working on a make of house and senate and gubernatorial races. affairs workblic for foundations and nonprofits and businesses. host: you also host a podcast. doug: i also host a podcast. electable." it is a dive into the 2020 race with my partner. we try to bring a perspective to what is going on and introduce to a bunch of people who are in the game advising these candidates or who have been -- this is charles out of charlotte, north carolina. republican, charles, go ahead. i love the c-span channel and i watch a lot, i appreciate the insight. i have a question than a couple of comments. when i see these polls on the ther networks and in newspapers they say a certain percentage of the people are isinst trump, impeachment affecting them, they won't impeach they want to run trump out of office. it seems that there are certain states that are highly populated where every single person in that state, whether california, could vote against trump and trump still wins. gon you say th

doug just shared. on the level of interest rates doesn't that reduce the sense of independence of the u.s. dollar and what's going to do that you have a kind of china mimicry where the central government is pounding on economic authorities to get economic results any risk in donald trump's behavior well yes of course he wants to be an autocrat and so he behaves like an autocrat including those that he criticizes but i think the effect will still be that the dollar will be will remain strong only because it's the best house in the neighborhood but i think part of the the exorbitant privilege that the fact that the u.s. can print dollars is also still considered a safe haven despite because of the institutions which while the u.s. tried to undermine them and he has arguably weakened checks and balances it still compared to other countries relatively secure and i love this analogy best house in the neighborhood where it's wrong that this is the best house in the neighborhood or just every other house just

doug and philip joining us this morning. this is a segment we like to do at the end of the year. , good morning.ia john, love c-span been calling for 30 years. host: i know you have. caller: i think donald trump is the best leader in history. i am a stock market man and my stock portfolio is up. i have never been so fired up and energized. best -- i is in the think he is the best in history. we have good candidates for congress so i think we will take over our house and increase our majority to the senate and i think donald trump will win the biggest landslide in history. we have never had an economy like this. my stock market had -- my stocks have hit an all-time high. i will run to the polls and vote for donald trump. you do a great job on c-span, you and steve, you have a great network. didn't you have a birthday recently? caller: yes i was 80 years old. i walk and work out every day, i have to be in good shape to help donald trump. host: happy birthday to you. have a great day. he thinks republicans will take the house.

commentator for the financial times and doug redeker who has represented the u.s. in the executive board of the international monetary fund is also a top leader at the world economic forum in davos it's so great to be with all of you here today thanks for joining me and let me just start out we're looking at the national debt clock is that something that we should care about or is it just a number show in principle you should always care about the level of the national why that is that because it's a measure of what you can. for in the future as well as today i'd say that the absolute number 23 trillion whatever it might be. isn't as important as the share of g.d.p. and it's still considerably below 100 percent of g.d.p. in the united states particularly if you include publicly held debt that is that it's called that no debt as implied by what we social security. in the future in the next 2030 years whatever that might be it's actually not that and so numbers like 22 trillion. they are just numbers what matters is ratios and the ratio of compared to say china compa

in the meantime, doug, we appreciate your insight this morning. >> thanks, ed. ed: coming up, college students say they support free tuition for illegal immigrants as long as democratic presidential candidates say that too, but how much would they be willing to contribute out of their own

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specked if what doug just shared and but doug just zeroed in that this is in a way a stacked deck and that the numbers do matter but you've written that these folks are doing it purposely well let me differentiate i think after the financial crisis of 2008 the debt that was taken on was a bug not a feature i think since president trump has taken over it's become a feature not a bug and i would say that dead is one risk and traction with growth but also risks have the nasty habit of interacting with each other and exacerbating each other so i think of another risk that is very dangerous when it comes together with debt is the global trade war because that will weigh on growth and potential long term globalization because we see protectionism all over the world so i think when you take all these forests together and the fact that since 2008 the world has become more interconnected technical progress has been exponential. i just think that we cannot it's impossible to say what the black swan will be when a crisis will happen and what will trigger it but that the whole system as such has

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doug: absolutely. were some precursor demonstrations done recently by college graduate and graduate students who couldn't find any employment. the fundamental problem with the stateeconomy is it is directed, almost no private sector. the only way to have a job is to get a government job. the government has no more money and cannot offer more jobs to these youth. only a private sector can create enough jobs to employ a rapidly growing population. primarily middle-class, college-educated, but then came the lower classes, saying i don't have any jobs either. it is not just the college graduates suffering. may wonder legitimately why a country producing almost 500,000 barrels of oil a day cannot develop an economy to employ its own people. david: going back to the corruption of a little bit, talking about possible intervention with iran. what about the u.s., are we better perceived not as getting involved? doug: at first, the u.s. response was too muted. weoctober, we generally said support the protesters,

but doug collin's face seems more genuine. >> well said. always a pleasure.ou, too. >>> after months of negotiations, president trump has signed off on a phase one trade deal with china. the agreement includes tariffs on chinese goods. those are scheduled to kick in on sunday. it also reduces existing tariffs. in exchange, china has promised to purchase agricultural products. china has made similar pledges in past negotiations but has failed to follow through. the phase one deal does not address the major structural changes to china's economy that trump has long wanted. there's mixed reaction from china. the association of chinese affairs said the deal would be beneficial for all, saying we had been for resolving and controlling differences between china and the united states through productive dialogue. but china's minister lashed out saying the talks seriously damaged the foundation of mutual trust. u.s. futures, though, pointing to a positive open on the trade news. >>> a surge of tropical moisture working its way up the east coast. here is meteorologist d

doug jones won a very difficult election, and roy moore helped him win it.ut i don't think -- if he doesn't support impeachment after the facts are laid out, then i think he'll be an honest, independent juror, i think it will hurt his base support. and i think that will be difficult for him. i think doug jones will do the right thing, and i suspect that all the other democrats will, too. the republicans, it was nice to see lisa murkowski come out as she's done in the past. dr. king said the arc of the moral universe is long but it always bends toward justice. and it does. and i think that you'll see romney and maybe senator lamar alexander and susan collins and some others come around to want fairness in the process. they may not vote to impeach the president, to convict him but i think they'll want fairness in the process. >> have you spoke with senator alexander in particular about this? is that something you talked to him about? >> no, i haven't, but i know he's a decent human being. and if you are a decent fellow and not running for re-election, it makes

foundation for autism doug flutie joins us live.oundation. flutie flakes came out and used it toward the foundation. kicking around the idea of a 20th anniversary box. i ended up going to buffalo. they put a rush on it. we actually did it last week. great reception up in buffalo this week. online at flutie flakes.com. and the enthusiasm for it amazed me. i even told come on, isn't this overkill? steve: who has been waiting for a cereal for over 20 years. >> novelist thing. a lot of fun. raises money for the foundation. ainsley: for your son, right? >> dougie jr. is 28 years old now. very low functioning. autism, does not have speech. he needs one-on-one attention all the time. but he has definitely progressed as far as his awareness and response and things. and physically. and physically he is healthy. and i will tell you what, he is the happiest kid i have ever seen. doesn't have a care in the world. brian: you are still in great shape and older than us. but, real quick,. steve: not me. brian: you went to the usfl and played for a

host: doug, do you want to weigh in? doug: i agree.hink the biggest threat the trump campaign has to worry republican runs as a third party. half a pointe off in michigan and wisconsin and pennsylvania. democratsphillip: were worried about bloomberg for a while. you take jill stein out of 2016quation and 2018 -- are talking about hillary clinton's reelection campaign. host: from massachusetts, go ahead. morning.ood a quick editorial question. i love when you come up with the tax line but lots of times i don't get confirmation on it. i don't know if there is a reason or not. ist: on the text line as understand it usually there is a confirmation text that comes back to say that we received it. if not i can certainly look into that. (202) 748-8003 is our texting service that we have just begun in the past couple of months. go ahead. caller: i appreciate that. texted,ion as i contrary to postelection rhetoric the supreme court was not a major issue on the last election and i really don't hear a ton about it this election either. two questi

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>> it's hard to disagree with doug. that republicans are loathe to say right now what the president did was wrong and also not impeachable. that's the only argument that makes sense. it is the last logical argument to make that this happened, everybody says this happened, hard to say that the nine witnesses that testified over the course of that week of testimony are not telling the truth. >> especially the caliber of people that testified. >> virtually unimpeachable. what the president did was wrong. yeah, we should probably come out against it but is it worth the first time to eject a president from office? that's the logical argument i think the republicans feel good about making. right now they're forced to sort of at least if not echo entirely then affirm the notion that this was a perfect call. nothing bad actually happened on the call and any evidence to the contrary is doctored or false. it just doesn't make a lot of sense. once this process -- >> if they do that, doug, then aren't they saying that we are establ

doug, is he trying to show he can go left with bernie and warren? think that in the democratic primary, being against fossil fuels is a good and strong position to take in the democratic party, but i'm not sure if he is the nominee wanting to jail fossil fuel executives is exactly the right way to go. >> mike: tezlyn, what do you make a bad? >> they say there is never such a thing as a dumb question, but there certainly is a dumb answer. i've been in hr 15 years and have a masters degree in adult education, i get to see a coalminer have transferable skills to go to coding, that was a ridiculous statement, joe biden should have said, i don't have an answer, let me get back to you, instead of making step up off the cuff. it's ridiculous. it makes no sense. it's quite embarrassing, to be quite honest with you. >> mike: brad? >> joe biden was smug and condescending. democrats have been doing that for years with regards to our coalminer's. they do an important job, and that is why america is energy independent today for the first time in a long time, exp

doug mills, major garrett has his story. >> anyone who covers president trump he loves the media and he hates the media. is that relationship is a big picture thing. kind of almete element. not for doug mills fltd dowling mills quite literally and uniquely personifies precisely what president trump leaks and dislikes. >> from ronald reagan to donald trump and everyone in between, doug mills has made the white house his foechk home. his lepz overflowing the portraits of presidential power and prestige. >> vur photographed a president as image conscious as donald trump. >> never. brach obama was the most photogenic. >> everything about him. >> president trump wears the number 45 on his cuffs. his emotions can often be there, too. >> his emotions are right out there. the most amazing photo op i've ever been in in the oval office was with the president of the us, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. >> we shouldn't shut the government down over this. >> the last time you wanted to shut it down. >> i felt uncomfortable but that's part of donald trump. >> plump directed many scenes such as when

his name is doug mills. he's captured all of the iconic images of mr. tenure. major garrett knows him and introduces him to the photographer who has caught the president's eye, you may say. good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle. anyone who covers president trump knows he loves the media and he hates the media. now, that love/hate relationship is usually a big picture thing, kind of a meta element of this tense situation but not for doug mills. doug mills quite uniquely personifies what president trump likes and dislikes. from ronald reagan to donald trump and everyone in between, doug mills has made the white house his photographic home. his lens overflowing with portraits of presidential power and prestige. >> have you ever photographed a president as image-conscious as president trump? >> never. barack obama is the most photogenic. by far. by far, donald trump is the most iconic. >> what do you make of it? >> his hair and how big he is, his eyes, everything about him. >> president trump wears the number 45 on his cuffs. his emotions can also be

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doug: leverage. the senate trial is supposed to be a trial, but as of now, those ,ho are overseeing the trial 53-47 -- you need 57 to remove the president. she wanted to be a fair trial. right now, the major person overseeing it, mitch mcconnell, has said he is not an in parchment -- impartial juror. he hopes for a quick and speedy trial and has said he is working tightly, coordinating with the white house counsel, working with donald trump's lawyers in his trial.ganize nancy pelosi is holding out sending these articles of impeachment to try to perhaps get the republicans to compromise a little on rules that would favor a little more of what she would see as an impartial trial. the republican response -- they said she could wait forever. we don't care if she never sends those articles to the senate. anchor: thank you for your commentary and analysis today on the program. it was herbert there. -- douglas herbert there. in the united kingdom, it is a day of pump and performance in the british parliamen

this was the statement by doug collins.hairman nadler has no choice but to postpone hearings in the wake of the last-minute document transmission that shows how far democrats have gone to pervert fairness. it democrats waited until after speaker pelosi announced articles of impeachment and showed the judiciary committee's impeachment hearing to show documents -- ofse documents, thousands pages -- to read through over the weekend, including the 52 page report from the judiciary committee on the constitutional grounds for presidential impeachment. will not redo all 52 pages, but here is the final conclusion on the last page of that report. this is how majority democrats ended the report. as medicine recognized, --laming the government enable the government to control the governed and in the next place, oblige it to control itself. impeachment is the last and most extraordinary result -- resort. it is a terrible power, but only because it was forged to counter a terrible power. the consideration of articles of impeachment is a

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doug national news now the house impeachment inquiry resumes this week.row, the house intelligence committee is scheduled to vote on a report on the committee's findings after weeks of secret and public testimony and then wednesday, the house judiciary committee begins its own hearings on whether to draft articles of impeachment capitol bureau reporter and we're nikki is in washington now with more on what we can expect. >>congress returns from thanksgiving recess, lawmakers are picking up the impeachment process right where they left off that he will be held on tuesday. the house intelligence committee is scheduled to deliver a report to the house judiciary committee detailing president trump's interactions with ukraine no one is above the law committee's chairman jerry nadler says his committee's first hearing is set for wednesday and the first witness he invited was president trump and invitation the president and his attorneys the president is being accused of pressuring the ukrainian president for political favors. president trump says he did nothing

doug, i want to read you how one reared has summed this up. the president of the united states has today alone retweeted two q non accounts, a pizza gait account, and an account that described obama as muslim scum. this insanity isn't even a blip on the news radar. doug, reremember those famous accounts of nixon talking to the paintings on the wall, is that trump's version of that? it is a good point. it's almost like this has come to be expected from the president of the united states. >> i'm remooishd the of george costanza, the sea was angry. trump goes down into a tweet mode, that's all he does, sending messages, that altmalt, i would say don't help the president make his case. >> it allows for retweets, maybe distracts from conversations he doesn't like, but shows him as being unstable at a time where he needs to not only be stable but project stability and put forth the best case that he can as this process moves to the senate. >> that he's in control of what's going on and moving forward in a meaningful way. for a man downplaying the pr

let's ask gop pollster's nick and doug schroen. doug, let's started with you. maybe not a surprise. pressure to a pressure-filled situation already. >> yeah, the one thing that hasn't happened, the impeachment process has not benefitted the democrats to the extent anybody has benefitted is president trump. what doug jones comment says is a conservative democrat in a very conservative state recognizes this will not be -- this will be a costly vote if he votes for the removal of the president. >> charles: it's been more than a marginal victory for president trump. i look at the fund-raising. how he's spending the money -- he's spending money on impeachment ads. they're raking in millions. the polls have flipped. this u.s.a. suffolk poll has his winning against every candidate. that was at any time case a few weeks ago. >> the rnc had one of their biggest fund-raising hauls along with the super pacts. it fueled the file to rare dollars. people thoughts it was a dog and pony show and they're furious. the difference is republicans are getting mad with their pocket books, which is what yo

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doug... doug? and where is doug? he should be sleeping. so should you.ster, you could lose this job, billy! this isn't working. introducing samsung connected fleet solutions. with the galaxy tab active2, you can track driver shifts and timesheets and meet eld compliance, all from one device. samsung business solutions. the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the house will act expeditiously. >> you don't get to remove the president because you don't like him, they do not produce evidence to support and charge in impeachment, that's a question at the end of the day, that's what were so frustrated. >> a house panel approving two articles of impeachment against president trump, setting the stage for the full house next week. president trump responding earlier today. >> it's a witch-hunt, it's a shame it's a hoax. nothing was done wrong, 0 was done wrong, i think it's a horrible thing to use the tool of impeachment which is supposed to be used in an emergency. >> he

carley: joining us is doug burns. why do you think jerry never delay the vote until today?hinking the other side was delaying it so we would be put into a slot late at night. he turned around and said we are going into tomorrow and saw how angry he got. the reality is this is so political it is unbelievable. i watched people argue with a straight face this is not political, to take a bathroom break, right down party lines. i am not kidding. carley: john versus day. >> 44 democrats voted against taking a break and republicans voted for it more than once. rob: that is really funny. it is in the committee, they will pass it most likely along party lines and it will go to the full house. how many democrats? >> that is the million-dollar question right on the money. you have 31 democratic members in trump districts where he won. how many will peel off? some are going to but at the same time, nancy pelosi -- don't be surprised, she's not going to go forward unless she has the votes. rob: it will look bad. >> that is right. the other thing is if republicans stay unified it cements

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we have developed a lot of expertise, doug is a good example of that. had a y what you find is the president has made these experts in government the enemy, part of what he calls the deep state, and he's slowly disengaged with this apparatus of government that allows consequences to be debated and discussed. he continues to, rather than consult those experts, ignore their best ideas. he proceeds to sort of run government in the way he appears to have made this decision. >> admiral stavridis, i know that's something you care a lot about. >> indeed. certainly i'll leave the political side of the deep state discussion to doug and john. here is the good news. we have created cadres of deep, deep expertise in the u.s. military, take general frank mckinsey who i mentioned earlier, who is in charge of this whole region. he served multiple tours in iraq. he knows the region deeply. he has a great deal of personal connectivity. i think that's a real positive for it. i want to underline another point, picking up on both doug and john, the ambassador who is on his

doug, i'll start with you. democrats now have the building resentment and the criticism of them, this is very one-sided, the republicans have had no voice in the deliberations. they weren't able to call the witnesses they wanted to. this seems like a culmination of that tonight. >> it definitely is. look, i think this could have been done in a better and fair way. look, i think the chairman protests too much. >> shannon: the ranking member of. >> the ranking member. i misspoke. it's 11:30 at night, will do it back at 10:00 in the morning? that doesn't strike me as the worst thing that could happen. you were alluding to the polls, this has stagnated. this is not going to turn whether there is a vote at 11:30 or 10:00 a.m. it's not going affect public opinion. it might affect the members' schedules. >> shannon: will go to chad on the hill but i want to make sure to get comments from jenna as he put a little bit -- we were going to put this up on the real clear politics looking at how opposing and supporting impea

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. >> it is, and even doug collins is someone the president wanted to give a promotion to.he wanted the governor of georgia to promote to fill the vacant senate seat there. so he's got many supporters, even the ones who aren't as feisty are the ranking member on the committee. >> to your point about collins, discipline is required of both parties as we go forward here. the president's loyalists have been successful, even going to debunked theories. democrats have to keep their own discipline, which is why i want you to listen to this question put to doug collins here asked by a retired democratic senator. this is a fair question to a republican, but it's about the democrats. >> evan said yesterday they should look for an offramp and an offramp would be censure. do you recommend that, too? >> no, i do not. what did he do to get censured? that would be like saying, we want the democrats to like us again. you don't go after somebody who has viciously gone after you for no reason. this president has done nothing wrong. >> that is both parties in the political dilemma. democrats

does this have an implication beyond doug jones or is this just about doug jones now?n a tough spot, right? he's facing a re-election in 2020. jeff sessions has re-emerged from his stint as attorney general running kben. i think it's reasonable to say i have questions. i think we always jump to the scynical view which is he does this to kowtow to voters. but you're not going to see a lot of other democratic senators mimicking doug jones on this. >> he says he wants the answers to fill in the gaps. without witnesses at a trial, how are you going to do that? >> he's not going to be able to. i think it's an argument just before christmas on a sunday show to say, i want all the facts so i can make a reasonable decision. so it puts more pressure on getting the facts. you know, i think all of this involves several levels of politics. and we shouldn't shy away from that. democrats have a chance to retake the senate. they don't want people to do things that will mean they'll lose. on the other hand, one of the main thrusts of the democrats' message over the month of two is thi

doug, thank you. >> ladies, thank you for joining me. doug, madison, and ali., one of the harshest critics says presumptuous would win if the 2020 election were held today. we'll show you why. stay right there. ♪ ñ??w ♪ >> tammy: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," injustice in america. one of the most blatant injustices occurring in america today is the underreporting of the president's historic accomplishments since he has taken office as the unemployment rate hits a historic low, wages are rising at the fastest rate in a decade, this as stocks are hitting record setting numbers and trade optimism remains high. and now, at least one far left trump hater is starting to see the writing on the wall. watch. >> if the vote were today, i believe he would win the electoral states that he would need. because living out there, i will tell you, his level of support has not gone down one inch. in fact, i would say it's more rabid than it was before. >> tammy: more rabid, considering what i just laid out for you, americans in gene

collinsllies of doug have been pushing for doug collins. this is a classic washington fight for the governor, who ran in theump ally, is now same way as governor desantis of florida, been governing toward the center. you look at governor camp in georgia, he has seen his approval ratings take up because he is seen as someone who is trying to put together bipartisan coalitions in florida -- despite running more hard-line campaigns on the conservative value front. that being said, you see have hiskent want to pick, he wants a woman in loeffler. he knows george is going to be competitive in 2020. he has two seats up, not only the seed that is vacating, but senator perdue is up for reelection. you can see the governor wants someone who allies with him, and someone who appeals to the suburbs. congressman collins has built up a relationship with president trump and he wants that seed. being in the u.s. senate is something that people will fight for. this will not play out in a peaceful fashion. collins' doug supporters want a full support of the p

so the question to you, doug, do you buy it?> yeah, i mean, look, i think some of these fundraising attacks at the end of the day, i'm not sure how much voters actually care about it. all of these campaigns do these different types of efforts to get people to give and then they can go and have dinner with one of the candidates or attend an event or whatever. i think that the problem that some of these attacks have on pete is that the folks who are making them are also vulnerable to the same attacks. maybe not during this cycle, but in previous cycles. i think if you're going to go against pete, you may want to go after him on some things that are a little more potent, such as his experience, which he'll have a counter for. but i just think these fundraising attacks, at the end of the day i don't know how many voters actually care about this. it's certainly not a top issue when you poll them. >> so it's interesting that you say that, because emily, that is kind of the argument from somebody who is actually at one of the fundraise