eli has not said if he plans to retire after this season. eight seconds to go. down five. matt ryan hits julio jones. looks like the niners kept him out of the end zone. but after review, it's ruled a touchdown. the falcons would score again, seconds later, as the niners toss the ball around on the kickoff. a wild ending there in santa clara, as the falcons get the 29-22 win. >>> what do you do when it's pouring snow before your game? have a snowball fight. chiefs players having some fun before they take on the broncos. they beat denver, 23-3. >>> not a happy day in oakland. the raiders losing their final game in the city to the jaguars.

eli haynes is the true killer maker. so we're going to recess that is today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful and using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by saying that in a criminal trial sometimes there's a moment not only has every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution been discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown that is there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial here. we know that he lied on humans the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier and then sure to bring forward to make sure that carry stranger through this is also a test. ladies and gentlemen a trial is a search for the truth that's why we're here we want to know what really happened that night and we know there was places and poor detective work while

and i remember saying to eli, as we sat over coffee and bringing up the man's obituary, how is it that we have never heard of so many of the people who did such brave and horro heroic things dg the worst genocide of human history in world war ii, i just wrote a book and i never heard of this man, i was embarrassed to admit that to eli. he did not have an immediate answer but i asked him, tell me someone who is still alive today before they pass away and before i read their name and obituary that i wish i could meet and he had an immediate answer to that he said there's a name named freddy mayer not far from washington wearing based, a couple hours away in west virginia and he gave me a short synopsis of his life story of a german jewish refugee who fled with his family as a teenager just before 1938 and almost immediately joined in the u.s. military and a spite outfit called oss. and he led an amazing mission back into austria in innsbruck and collecting vital intelligence in the nazis at the end of the war that we helped bring about the surrender of one of the nazis last battle ground

eli lee, staying with us.ur, indian budget carrier indigo has stopped pushing engines on their airbus planes to the limit. find out why, later. rishaad: next week u.s. manufacturing data showing signs of recovery. will look at how market strategy can keep up with data divergence. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: back with bloomberg markets, another sign of weakness in american manufacturing. the index unexpectedly declined in november, the fourth straight fall back. you factory orders matching the lowest expected. here.e is board, at the conference we've got pmi data which is painting a particularly bad picture as well. what we can look at other parts some good and see data as well, which provides encouragement. it's good or bad in parts. tell me which part you are looking at? what is key for us is the manufacturing data, particularly the survey data. it has led the economy down and the economy is still in a delicate situation because were seeing -- starting to see the manufacturing recession on the services side

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back with us joe lockhart and elie honig. and alisyn camerota also. in ukraine meeting with some of the same people. this impeachment investigation is largely in part due to rudy giuliani messing around with ukrainians trying to get them to investigate joe biden. the fact he is there on the eve of impeachment shows you that perhaps he's not cowed by this. that he just doesn't care. >> he's not easily deterred. my mind goes back to the piece of testimony from sondland when he said everyone was in the loop. so many different people were involved in this. maybe it's part of his strategy. maybe his strategy is i keep on doing it and don't blimpg, then it will seem like nothing's wrong. >> he's also, i guess looking for more evidence or propaganda depending upon which side you're on. i mean, reportedly, he's there with oan. that's described as a propaganda network. they run baseless conspiracy theories. but they're getting a lot of viewers. he's doing something sort of special with them. in the brazenness and going back is one of the angles of this. >> my

a pair of nfc rivals going at it eli manning was back in the saddle for the giants trying to break an eight-game skid against the eagles early on it looked like eli had that mojo back, but things would fall apart for the giants in the fourth quarter philly managed to tie it up late and the eagles keep their playoff hopes alive on this touchdown here in overtime when eli never got the chance in overtime eagles win 23-17. >>> some ups and downs weather wise here is nbc's janessa webb talking about some of the temperatures, too. >> right pretty good sleeping weather people saying with all the rain they're seeing across the northeast and midwest, right now we're going to see kind of a lull in the weather pattern then the rain stars to pick up once again. also, the big headline today is we have a narrow band of snow that's starting to develop around dallas to little rock it will cause little to accumulation this morning into your afternoon could pick up significant accumulation for parts of the south going in later tonight so accumulation for rain, once again, that will start to rev out th

let's try eli, independent. caller: hi, thanks for having me on. i have been watching this for quite a long time, and there is so much to take in. this whole thing would have a lot more legitimacy by the democrats if they would not have, from the very beginning, to intend on getting rid of the president. i would be more inclined to believe their justifications are true. so far from what i have heard, everything is based on hearsay and interpretation of what his intent was in withholding of the funds. the second point i wanted to thing abouts whole making this about protecting the constitution. when i look at what has been going on with the democratic candidates, a lot are basically pandering to leftist policy, but attack the constitution itself. for an example, taking the guns away of law-abiding citizens. free speech might be under attack because leftist groups want to label certain things hate speech. wouldhe beginning, this have more legitimacy if they were not hell-bent on getting rid of him from the beginning. host: what do you think that no r

here to discuss, elie honig and aaron davis. gentlemen, i appreciate both of you joining us.nk you so much. aaron, i'm going to start with you because you've done a lot of reporting on this alleged call. tell me why you're questioning if it ever really happened. >> well, there's a couple, three things we've been looking at. one is that in other parts of gordon sondland's testimony, he's talked about how he would wait until the late afternoon to call the president, try to reach him back in the white house. that call if you remember where he's sitting at the restaurant in kyev, that happens later after lunch. this is a call that would have taken place earlier. in fact, we've looked at the time. it would have happened somewhere between 12:47 a.m., and 5:19 a.m. in washington. even at the very end of that window, that's still dark, before dawn in d.c., well over an hour before dawn, an hour before trump's first tweet of the day. and so the time doesn't match up to what gordon sondland has told people when he would call the president. and yet the president doesn't remember, as you

that has to be, in my judgment, part of the articles of impeachments. >> elie, they can include thathout what we've seen about the ukraine matter. right? they don't have to go back into -- the question is, what is the strategy behind reaching into the mueller findings if it's not going to convince a single additional republican, and it's already making some democrats uneasy? >> i think that's exactly the right question to be asking, victor. look, the house democrats have to decide, are we including mueller findings as its own independent article of impeachment or use it as background and context? included as its own article of impeachment that presents political difficulties. manu raju spoke a come congressmen yesterday suggested they might not vote for a mueller-based article of impeachment. it's important to understand. each article of impeachment rises or falls on its own. some can pass, others may not. democrats don't want a scenario some are voted down in the house even if democrats do not include mueller as its own article of impeachment they still can use it as necessary backg

he's a resourceful guy. >> elie, how much leverage does the speaker really have?rence on the thursday before they went to recess, i've been trying to understand what does she expect mitch mcconnell will do? we watched him for almost a year hold off on merrick garland. so he can -- he has endurance. >> i'm with you, victor. i'm trying to figure out what the strategy is here. i don't see it strategically from nancy pelosi's point of view. the one thing she's succeeding in doing is keeping attention on the fact that the republicans want this to be a substance-free trial and keeping attention on the fact that it's so important that there be witnesses and evidence. but this tactic of, i'm going to hold back the articles of impeachment does not fly legally. there's no provision for that in the constitution. the senate has sole power to conduct an impeachment trial. she's got no leg to stand on legally, and politically i don't think she's scaring mitch mcconnell here. he's got a very easy countermove which is, you want to keep your articles, fine. you can keep them forev

elie to you what must he be thinking to be going on this mission over this conspiracy theory?stion the house intelligence committee, southern district of new york and fbi are all asking themselves as well. i don't know what rudy giuliani thinks the end game is here. come back to the united states with a banker's box full of documents and walk it into doj and get an indictment of trump's political enemies? remember yesterday in the impeachment hearings. one of the main themes of the constitutional law scholars sounded is if nothing it done here this conduct will continue on and on. there needs to be a symbolic statement made. rudy giuliani is not doing donald trump any favors. >> how could this impact the impeachment going forward? >> depends what he's actually doing. by all appearances he's still working with ukrainian nationals to try to dig up items, evidence, information that could be used against a potential political opponent of donald trump. the core fundamental thing that got us here in the first place. >> oliver, talk about it. who was he with? this news organization a

. >>> "monday night football," peyton manning watching younger brother eli. against the eagles., philly getting act together late. zach ertz for tying score. go to overtime and eli never got a chance. wentz to ertz, might want to core him, all-pro you know. g-men dropped nine in a row. >>> proposing to his girlfriend. planned for months. had no idea what was happening, people giving her roses at coliseum. raider nation loves it. now they've got a wedding t wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> all right. that is our report on this monday. hope you're having good start to the week. appreciate your time, dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for larry beil and sandhya patel -- why the weird smiles? both of

. >>> "monday night football," peyton manning watching younger brother eli. against the eagles. still sling it. giants up at half, philly getting act together late. zach ertz for tying score. go to overtime and eli never got a chance. wentz to ertz, might want to core him, all-pro you know. g-men dropped nine in a row. >>> his girlfriend. planned for months. had no idea what was happening, people giving her roses at coliseum. raider nation loves it. now they've got a wedding to you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, overwhelming scents. try febreze one; a range of innovative air fresheners with no heavy perfumes that you can feel good about using in your home to deliver a light, natural-smelling freshness. febreze one neutralizes stale, stuffy odors and releases a subtle hint of fragrance like bamboo or lavender & eucalyptus. to eliminate odors with no heavy perfumes, try febreze one. brand power. helping you buy better. >>> all right. that is our report on this monday. hope you're having good start to the week. appreciate your time, dan ashley. >> i'

eli honig is here, former assistant. ross garber, an expert on impeachment has been through a few of them. representing governors going through it, joins us. and david gergen, former presidential adviser to presidents nixon, ford, reagan, and clinton. david gergen, as someone who has been an adviser to two presidents who have been down this road before, how historic of a day is this? and how different of a day is it, given that it comes in the first term of this president's presidency? >> i think it's a very significant day, and may well be an historic day. we'll have to see how it plays out, but for the first 36 presidents we had in this country, we only had one who was impeached. we've had nine presidents since then and we're about to see the third one impeached. i do regret that the impeachment is increasingly a political weapon and a partisanship in washington. but i think at the same time, there are strong grounds for what the democrats are arguing. and that is the -- they're going after the trump administration say

there's no finer family than the manning family and eli is a first class guy.back on the field in philadelphia on monday night and we'll see what happens to his career when the giants season ends in a couple of weeks. he'll be able to show us he's a first class person and he's the classiest act around and i'm sure he'll go out there. he's been training all season long he shows up at every practice. he participates. and he will be there monday night ready to play against the philadelphia eagles. >> i would echo what you just said he's handled this whole situation with real ac ecplease is up next. >>> thanks for watching "power lunch," everybody. contessa, i'll see you back here tomorrow "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it does indeed good afternoon welcome to the "closing bell". 3m down 2% after the ceo gave a bearish outlook on china on the topic of cline the markets were higher now they are lower. uninspiring headline from dow jones in terms of negotiations between u.s. and china on farm products we'll have that headline in a moment >>> we're flat let's se

eli, the president is down in florida today. this news from the new york times gives a whole lot of color as to what was going on behind the scenes as early as mid-june, all the way to september 11th, when the president released those funds. how is the white house responding, especially with the democrats new push to say, hey, we need to hear from the people cited in this article, we need to hear from esper, we need to hear from bolton, we need to hear from the various others at the omb who knew about why the aid was being withheld? >> so far, katy, we haven't heard any response from the president or from any staff down in florida with him to the article in "the times" itself. the president continues to tweet about the impeachment hearing in the senate, the trial, continues to go after nancy pelosi, but nothing about this article and give than this president is such an avid consumer of news about himself and he often reacts very quickly to stories he doesn't like, it tells you either he's fine with this, that he doesn't see this

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there was eli rosenbaum on the left and remember dr. blacken dr. why? there is dr.black who is now the world's most foremost expert on the trawniki training camp and there is dr. white. they still joke about the doctor black dr. white thing but one of the hardest things for the prosecutors inside his office was to convince a judge far removed from the holocaust that men who look rather ordinary should in fact be stripped of their citizenship. jacob rimer citizen 865 was taken to court in new york in 1998 and he was wearing high top sneakers and a sweater. in fact a couple of people in the courtroom said who is the survivor and who is the nazi war criminal? it was hard to tell the difference so many years after the war. convincing judges that these men should not have been here in the first place was a great challenge faced by the nazi hunters in this look. and jacob reimer's case they knew that he was a trusted collaborator in this training camp. he had gone to lublin about the tuneup man in a very violent liquidation of the lublin ghetto where felix and lucinia's f

eli rosenbaum has a law degree from harvard. these are top top top lawyers his mother who lives working in this drab government office in the first office, they had mice crawling across the floor. these will not, high-profile prosecutors that will making headlines in the new york times and the washington post. and they did this work because they were on, they felt that it was the right think to do. that there has to be a line. the matter how many years have passed. will going to come after you if we find out that youou are that you've done something wrong newman, years of aspirated but i don't know about how to be it in the future and one of the more depressing thoughts to me is that thatt unit is just as busy as ever. start bag of comments having gone back to: how it took a country to hunt down jews not just an army you comment on th that. >> the people, it took the people of poland,. >> and so, i'm sure many of you have been to poland i would imagine. as my first visit to poland and i found poland to be at very wooded country.

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after spending most of the year in the dog house, big fa pharma has made a spectacular recovery, with eliilly leading the way. lily, bottomed at 101 in late october, and since then it has surged back to $125, the stock gaining 2% today alone, thanks to a bullish investor meeting. management gave excellent guidance for 2020 which is why i think it's got more room to run as the company is coming under fire for senator elizabeth warren over insulin pricing, got a chance to check in with dave rex, the chairman and ceo of ely roman. >> congratulations on an incredible update. what do you think is behind the excitement of lilly versus last time we talked. >> we were excited to roll out the guidance, which shows nice growth on the top line next thing. next year more than half our revenue will be products launched just in the last few years, and really no made patent on the horizon, trying to outgrow it lily has a unique position, several block buster drugs growing and really a relatively clean period ahead to grow the economy, reinvest in r and d, create more great medicines. >> a diabetes, psor

joining us now, bianna golodryga and elie honig. i want to put up on the screen the names that chuck schumer wrote a letter that was released overnight, these were the four witnesses he wants to see. the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. jim bolton the former national security advisers and a couple omb officials robert blair and michael duffy. all pour of these people refused to testify in the house impeachment investigation. to me this appears to a political move. because what it does is force republicans in the senate to say you know what? we don't want fact witnesses. we don't want to hear from these people with first hand information. what do you see? >> exactly right. chuck schumer has legally no ability. the shoe is on the other foot now. the senate has a limited set of rules. they do not cover witnesses. this is either going to come down to a deal between schumer and mcconnell or it's going to be majority rule. schumer is not in the majority so this is a political play. he is saying we are the party that wants facts, that

elie, the senate.wrong for mitch mcconnell to coordinate from the white house and taking clues about how to conduct his senate trial? >> mitch mcconnell is the single most important person who this impeachment. he is judge and jurors. he's the most powerful judge in controlling the senate majored, he'll have the primary say over how this things runs, this trial runs, and he's one of 100 jurors who has the ability to sway the majority of jurors and he's almost boasting he's in complete coordination of one of the parties to this and all but guaranteed an outcome. it's a use approximately point of to an actual criminal or civil case. he'd bewhen the democrats are going to come out and say -- start claiming this is dirty. >> daschle said he let the staff know what was coming but they did not kword freight. -- coordinate. >> let's talk about what the house democrats did during th process. they cold the entire process they didn't give the white house an opportunity to get into depositions and participa parti

eli manning was fill in for the injured daniel jonesin.e he was going to lead the giants to a blowout win over philadelphia. second quarter, eli finds darius slayton. giants led this game 17-3 at the half. the second half a different story. eagles were able to come back, force overtime and in the extra period carson wentz going to find zach ertz for the game winning touchdown. eagles win 23-17. giants have now lost nine in a row tieing a team record. >>> the patriots are being investigated by the nfl for inappropriately filming the field and sideline from the brown's press box during sunday's game between the bengals and the browns in cleveland. the bengals are the patriot's next opponent. they were the ones to make the investigation known. the patriots in a statement said the crew was at the game to film a scout as a part of their web series called do your job. the team added in that statement, while we sought and were granted credential access from the cleveland browns for the video crew, our failure to inform the bengals and the league

when the mayor wouldn't comply. >> eli, take it easy. i am busy, move along. he became more aggressive and started getting closer and closer. eventually, he grabbed me on the left shoulder and tried to pull my hands behind my back and at that time, a good samaritan came out of nowhere and jumped into it and pushed him away from me. >> reporter: good samaritan, danny, witnessed the attack, driving by and sprang into action to help. the mayor says, police also arrived and that's one eli dominhuez became aggressive. >> he fought back. he bit a sergeant on the finger. he also fought the good samaritan. they took him away. >> reporter: dominguez, the man accused of the one attacking the mayor known to be violent and confrontational on city council meetings when he rambled incoherently about taxes and the fact and then threatened to arrest the entire counsel. >> you have an ultimatum, step down or have your office recalled or and or be arrested under citizens arrest. >> reporter: under privacy rules, they cannot elaborate on dominguez muscovy

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but i think both charlie and eli are right. an evangelical and you supported the president through mocking a handicapped reporter, demeanoring a widow, telling lies as a pretty fantastic clip, the things that the president has done thus far, you're not going to change your mind because there is an editorial. i think it was a strongly argued editorial in christianity today. but you're not going to change your mind suddenly because of this editorial in this publication. >> nancy pelosi hold back the articles of impeachment. we had a day to digest her strategy here. an equal number of people saying she's making a mistake as, no, she's trying to get inside of donald trump's head here. and he is actually doing her work by now coming out and saying, no, i want a trial, i want a trial. and telegraphing to mitch mcconnell how he wants things to go. where are we? >> i don't see how this is getting inside of donald trump's head except for trump rewired all of politics in washington and he definitely likes to take up occupancy free of cha

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and became violent when the mayor wouldn't come by. >> eli, take it easy. you know, i'm busy. i've got things to do, just move along and he became more aggressive and started getting closer and closer and eventually, he grabbed me on the left shoulder and tried to pull my hands behind my back and at that time, a good samaritan came out of nowhere and jumped into it and pushed him away from me. >> reporter: the good samaritan, danny, witnessed the attack while driving by and sprang into action for help. the mayor says, bullies also arrived and that's when eli dominhuez became more aggressive. >> you fought back, he made one officer, i believe the sergeant on the finger. he also bit the good samaritan and the good samaritan was bleeding from his ears and face and they took him away. >> reporter: dominguez, the man accused of attacking the mayor, has been known to be disrupt event even confrontational at city council meetings. like this one in july. he rambled incoherently about taxes and the flag and then threatened to arrest the entire counsel. >> you have a

so why is trump sticking with him, elie? >> i have no idea.ave a problem with the attorney general advising trump as to this to begin with. first of all, you're the attorney general of the united states. you're not donald trump's personal lawyer, bill barr. that's rudy giuliani's role. second of all, let's remember, bill barr is overseeing the southern district of new york, which has a criminal investigation of rudy giuliani. does bill barr know something? is he trying to tip off the president, give him a message? that's why even having that conversation in itself is problematic. >> thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. >> sure. >>> senator cory booker is here next. new vicks vapopatch. breathe easy. says they can save you dollars. which makes it hard to believe, especially coming from a talking lizard. cheerio! esurance is built to save you dollars. and when they save dollars, you save dollars. so get a quote. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. when insurance is affordable, most people think as a reliable phone company

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here to break it down elie honig. this is the big guessing game at this point, right?articles will they be? and what will those be? what will the evidence be? i can't speak. this is the point where i turn it over to you, elie. >> glad to take it. >> let's talk about the articles of impeachment. >> he's a licensed practitioner. help us out. >> articles of impeachment are being drafted in the house by the democrats. so i believe it's pretty clear article i is going to relate to abuse of power. adam schiff took pains in the report earlier this week to stress exit "a" is and always will be the july 25th call between donald trump and president zelensky. in that call, trump and zelensky talk about the importance of foreign aid. and donald trump says these ten words which i think will live on in history. i would like you to do us a favor though. also we heard over the last couple weeks from various witnesses who gave their perspective on why this was for a corrupt exchange. one who did not testify was mick mulvaney. that said, the things he has said publicly is still very muc

bloomberg intelligence also says that eli lilly has a good chance with the variety of growth drivers it has planned. bloomberg intelligence also confirms that the margin expansion will be at play in 2020, which is what they expected. i am looking at high yield spreads. robert kaplan earlier at the reserve bank of dallas was saying what keeps him up at night are these spreads between iuble b and single b credit wanted to take a look at a chart i am showing inside my terminal that indicates how tight credit spreads have gotten. that, 326ou take basis points, the tightest since right before that big christmas eve selloff the year ago. similar thing going on in investment as well. the lowest going back and almost two years. thatcularly within high-yield market, it makes officials a little bit nervous. fedex has come out with results. it had offered weak guidance in september. apparently was not weak enough. second quarter eps missing the lowest analyst estimate. $2.50 was the reported bottom line number, $2.78 on average. revenue missing the consensus. operating margin, 3.9%. analysts we

eli was okay.2 yards to zach hurts, tying it at 17, we get bonus football. in overtime, because the same distance, same guy, same results. winning it 23-17. eagles are s for first place. i after the year, and back, reactivating that, he will miss the rest of the regular season. weston richford done for the entire season, including the playoffs, jones is the defensive tackle with a sprained ankle, he could miss time as well. >> it's tough. it was a huge win. there were some injuries, hopefully we can keep playing well and stay season longer than three games. >> they are not immune to injury issues either. one of their impressive rookies are now done for the season. foster suffered a knee . leaving all nfl rookies with five touchdown rookies. optimistic, he would be healthy for the start of the next season, there's a little solace in the here and now.'s and he's got a lot of rehab ahead, he can't complement the job that he did enough. he came in here as a rookie and played good football for us, and w

joining us to talk about this is elie honig.r at george washington school of law. let me read what he'll say. to sum tup, turley says in 52 paged, i think the house democrats went about this the wrong way. he's not excusing the president's actions. i'm concerned about lowering impeachment standards to fit a preponderance of evidence. it would have the thinnest evidentiary record and the narrowest grounds ever to impeach a president. turley goes on to say the hearings in the process, it's not wrong because president trump is right. his call was anything but perfect. and his reference to the bidens was highly inappropriate. it's not wrong because the house has no legitimate reason to investigate the ukrainian controversy. but use of military aid for a quid pro quo to investigate one's political opponent, if proven, can be an impeachable offense. >> so two reactions. first of all, this is a recipe to kill impeachment by slow playing it. he seems to be saying, we don't have enough yet. we need to get all these witnesses in. whose fa

and then you get to the question about what to do about it. >> elie, do you see those holes as well? >> i disagree with professor turley. i don't think he articulated first of all a specific standard for what the evidence must be other than he didn't think it was enough. i don't think that's particularly helpful from a constitutional law scholar. and, look, one thing that came through today, i think the democrats' strategy here has crystallized. it's becoming clear they are focusing on abuse of power. they've gotten away from terminologically bribery, quid pro quo, extortion. that was going to be ultimately a losing or difficult battle. they've made clear this is about abuse of power. i don't know how you look at those dozen witnesses, the july 25th phone call and just declare it's not enough for me. i was a prosecutor for 14 years. it wa be enough for me to charge criminally. >> robert, did you think that there was -- >> no. no surprise. look, despite whatever the four said, i have said from the outset and the testimony of these four witnesses doesn't change my own view, although i

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linda elie initial reports say more people have died in these clashes what more can you tell us about that. well michael prata asked have persisted across india ever since this law was passed all but a week ago and yesterday as well there were protests in different parts of the country some of them did get riled and to be a hearing of the new deaths that are being reported operate in the state of where they should be even in the capital there were protests through the day they were largely peaceful in the morning at the at the grand mosque john one less shed but in the evening we heard reports of clashes between the police and try to trot out those alleged that these clashes occurred in a muslim dominated area and that the police started a bit on charges as well as using water cannons against bottles does without provocation but the police of course is founded on this and saying that protesters set to break loose on fire that would also widespread detentions dozens of people were detained in the national capital and some of these people but even my nose lawyers were complaining that t

i'm joined now by eli hoe anything. great to see you.to start with that phrase, game changer. what is schumer seeing in this report that he thinks will change things? >> i think it's only a game changer to anyone who's genuinely interested in getting at the facts and the evidence here. i think what chuck schumer sees and what i agree with him on is this is a hugely important meeting that we're just learning about for the first time. here you have three of the president's top advisers meeting with the president in the oval office trying to convince him how important it is to release that foreign aid to ukraine and the president rejecting them, telling them no. so we need to know what happened in that meeting, who said what. why did the president say no? and look, the fact of the matter is there are three people at least putting aside the president who know exactly what happened in that meeting but they're refusing to testify but following the administration's instructions to stay silent. that's really what we're missing as the american pu

you can see two-time super bowl mvp quarterback eli manning with daniel jones.rew five touchdown passes in the overtime win. manning threw some napkins at the bar. next week is the giants final game of the season and could be the last of eli manning's storied career. "your world" is next. charles payne is in for neil cavuto. i'm mike emanuel. thanks for watching. >> impeachment fight heading up. nancy pelosi accusing republicans of making phony complaints. mitch mcconnell saying it's pelosi who has been holding things up. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." president trump meanwhile not holding back when it comes to this impeachment impasse. rich edson is travelling with the president in west palm beach, florida. rich? >> while the president is down here in west palm beach a couple weeks, house democrats in a filing in federal court say they want the former white house counsel down mcgahn to testify because they say they could

the house is expected the vote as early as wednesday and here to break it down is elie honig, who willre every hour tonight to get a special extra elie edition to answer your questions about impeachment. let's start with this question from a viewer asking if house democrats made a mistake by bringing in article of impeachment for abuse of power, but not specifically on a crime like bribery. >> very common question this week. legally, no. no mistake whatsoever. i've said this before. you don't need a crime to impeach. we have this phrase in our constitution. high crimes and misdemeanors but our president made clear that abuse of power is enough. now tactically, there can be second guessing here. i think what house democrats decided is that it's broader. easier to prove than having to get into the legal weeds and semantics and extortion and quid pro quo and i believe they thought abuse of power really captures what donald trump did. he used the office of presidency for his own personal gain. the b problem is that it's let democrats open by a strong counterattack saying they haven't charg