congresswoman elise stefanik represents new york's 21st congressional district. performance at the hearings have quickly raised her profile among conservatives. >> yield to you, ms. stefanik. >> thank you, mr. nunes. ambassador yovanovitch, thank you for being -- >> gentle woman will suspend. >> what is the interruption for this time? it is our time -- >> the gentlewoman will suspend. you're not recognized. >> so, to have our democratic colleagues say these untruthful statements just wreaks of political desperation in their continued obsession to manipulate mainstream media coverage. >> all right, we sent reporters across the country to get voters' reaction to the prospect of impeachment. nbc's trymaine lee criss-crossed new york's 21st district, speaking with voters. he is in watertown, new york, this morning. trymaine, this is a district that voted for obama, trump last time around. stefanik won handily in there. her profile is rising. what do voters in the district feel about either her or the impeachment process? >> reporter: i'll tell you what, ali, first of

on elise stefanik has kind of bolstered your campaign in some ways, right? >> yes, it has. i think what it has also done is it has highlighted that she is truly a washington insider. that she has put her party before the constitution. and i think that is the biggest takeaway from -- from the last few weeks. >> ali, people in this district consider themselves and pride themselves on being fiercely independent. now, that independence is slightly being tested after the -- the performance by elise stefanik last week with those on the right and the conservatives seeing a rising star in elise stefanik. but those who are hoping to not only unseat donald trump but unseat elise stefanik are putting their money behind tedra cobb hoping she can take advantage of the moment. >> thank you, trymaine lee in watertown new york for us. deepened the impeachment divide between democrat and republican leaders and motivated undecided voters at home to tune into the many hours of revealing testimony. especially, in jefferson county, florida, which is a swing county that voted twi

congresswoman elise stefanik. we are with peter navarro knox. stay with us.: welcome back impeachment proceedings may have had the biggest impact on the american people this past week. nancy pelosi says there may not be enough time to pass usmca by the end of the year. peter navarro is the assistant for trade and manufacturing policy and it's great to have you on the program. >> we have the seinfeld impeachment, nothing but. >> you've tallied it up, what can you tell us in terms of the opportunity cost. >> opportunity cost is a great concept of not doing something to the extent the plosive ways the legislative calendar on impeachment, she's not doing a bunch of things so let's run to the numbers coming start with usmca, that's the greatest brilliant trade on american history and they all pass it, it's about 200,000 jobs, its gdp growth, also performers like you had elise stefanik, the great congresswoman in her district she had the wisconsin dairy farmers going to get hammered. that's a big cost, drug pricing, this one is huge senior citizens getting hammered

>> president trump railed against chairman adam schiff are not allowing the congressman elise stefanik to ask questions. >> it's sad when you see people not allowed to ask questions. >> schiff laid out that the ranking member could not allow other members to allow any of his initial 45 minutes to ask questions. the president also pointed out that ukraine's foreign minister last night had again denied any quid pro quo, i have never seen a direct relationship between investigations and security assistance. yes, the investigations were mentioned, you know, in the conversation of the president, but there was no clear connection between these events. >> i thought last night it ended. they came out loud and clear that there was no leakage whatsoever, not even a little bit. you all saw it. i said, oh, that ends the impeachment. >> also said the ambassador to the e.u. gordon sondland did not tell us and not tell me about a connection between the assistance and the investigations. but sondland testified to congress that he did tell zelensky advisor andriy yermak on september 1st in warsaw. when

>> he does not likec elise stefanik and she has been a strong woman, she does her homework, she's beenorking hard, she's preparing for all of these testimonies, she's beenth fantastic and adam schiff hates that. >> laura: on the official who was going to testify and give a deposition even though white house doesn't know. >> he is expected to come and he's been answering questions with regards to the hold on a but keep in mind, ukraine did not know about the hold on eight until august. it gets released shortly thereafter and guess what ukraine has to do in order to a release? nd absolutely nothing. >> laura: thanks for stopping by. back to the dungeon for you tomorrow. up next, the tammy bruce and harmeet dhillon respond to democrats media yovanovitch as a helpless victim plus a mother of one of the four victims killed in benghazi response to one of the four diplomats comparing herself to what happened in benghazi and even the iranian hostage crisis. when we come back. >> this is a witness who is they are not just as a fact witness but as a victim. >> she was a victim of diplomacy. a vi

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let's look at adam schiff's treatment of elise stefanik. >> that is not a proper point of order. >> yieldo you, mountains heman fan i can. >> thank you for being here today. >> the gentleman will suspend. you are not recognized. mr. nunes -- >> i just recognized house house resolutions 660 you are not allowed to yield time. >> ranking members yielded time. >> that's not accurate. >> that is accurate. this is the fifth time you have interrupted members -- duly elected members of congress. >> the congresswoman will suspend. trish: she was susceptible to getting fired like any other department head when a new boss comes in. last time i checked, it's the president of the united states that is supposed to call the shots on policy and not his employees. that's tonight's intel for you. we have a lot coming up. republican congressman ralph norman. also tonight, the law defined it. but in the nfl all you get is a suspension. the browns' myles garrett attacking nathan rudolf with his own helmet. we'll be asking if garrett should be facing criminal charges. far left presidential candidate bernie san

. >> tremaine, you're in elise stefanik's district. she was seen as openly open for impeachment.ople are completely surprised how she has completely lashed herself to the president in the course of these impeachment proceedings. what have voters been telling you about her up there? what kind of district is it up there? and are you getting a feeling that there is, i guess, room to be swayed? >> reporter: i'll tell you what, katy the 21st congressional district here is a big huge district that actually incorporates about 40% of the state. and folks here are fiercely independent. that's how they see themselves. both democrats and republicans. and to your point there it there are those who support donald trump and believe that elise stefanik is holding truth to power. and others who say they see a change. she ran has the youngest woman ever elected to congress. somebody believed to be working close to the aisle and transparent. some folks see her as nothing more than a mouthpiece for donald trump. others say, that's exactly why we center had her there. i talked to citizens crisscross

let's look at adam schiff's treatment of elise stefanik. >> that is not a proper point of order. >> yieldo you, mountains heman fan i can. >> thank you for being here today. >> the gentleman will suspend. you are not recognized. mr. nunes -- >> i just recognized house house resolutions 660 you are not allowed to yield time. >> ranking members yielded time. >> that's not accurate. >> that is accurate. this is the fifth time you have interrupted members -- duly elected members of congress. >> the congresswoman will suspend. trish: she was susceptible to getting fired like any other department head when a new boss comes in. last time i checked, it's the president of the united states that is supposed to call the shots on policy and not his employees. that's tonight's intel for you. we have a lot coming up. republican congressman ralph norman. also tonight, the law defined it. but in the nfl all you get is a suspension. the browns' myles garrett attacking nathan rudolf with his own helmet. we'll be asking if garrett should be facing criminal charges. far left presidential candidate bernie san

. >> dana: kennedy would like to lay in on adam schiff's behavior, on a least a phonics elise stefanik'sments. >> kennedy: they had agreed to the rule, like it or not. that's how both chambers are run and are all playing by the same playbook. if he allowed elise stefanik to use some of the time, adam schiff would glassful down the gavel her down and they knew it would be -- >> dana: do you know what every reader needs? at week end. we'll switch gears. mayhem on the football field for the wild nfl brought everyone's talking about. that's next on "the five." some farms grow food. this one grows fuel. ♪ exxonmobil is growing algae for biofuels. that could one day power planes, propel ships, and fuel trucks... and cut their greenhouse gas emissions in half. algae. its potential just keeps growing. ♪ hi honey, we got in early. keeps growing. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. at verizon, we're building t

but if you are like elise stefanik, you are under a different set of standard.are a woman in politics you know how this works. you are under scrutiny by the media whether it's your appearance, your relationship or your personal life or right to have your job. look at the women in the white house who work for this administration, they would be hailed as feminist heroes if they were democrats. it shows this is a complete double standard. >> trish, i wanted to point out, there is another issue. this is a straight news reporter. he's unbiased with no opinion. this twice the revealing and tell being his mindset every day that he goes into a story. when you are an unbiased journalist you need to be careful with what you are tweeting. trish: he was smart to take it down and apologize. unfortunately he kept stepping in it because he managed to insult her. he's a perfectly nice person. we used to work at bloomberg together. i was surprised when i saw this. i don't think it's fair to target someone because they are a woman or because they are young or because they happen

in fact, they had schiff treating both elise stefanik and the investor like they were dora the explorerlike they need either to be shut up or put in their room or lead along like little children about how they felt. tell us your feelings. moving through all of the gender stereotypes, suggesting that this woman -- i mean, ambassador anchors extent and armenia can't help herself. that's insulting so president trump is responsible here for exposing the real nature of the democrats that we saw with the cavanaugh hearings and now this one. >> laura: that's fascinating and thankfully though, ladies, the helpless former ambassador had a strong man like congressman denny heck to stand up for her. >> i'm angry about how it is the most powerful person on the face of the earth would remove you from office after your stellar service. where is leveled against you constitute bullying of the worst order. >> laura: bullying of the worst order. that's the whole point. they are going after suburban women but suburban women can't be this naive to fall for this. >> it's very patronizing and offensive. she

elise stefanik stood out on day one of the hearings.publican questioner of the day. >> she is been quite a stand out during the impeachment hearings. she has a lot to say. she is externally effective and she's one of the youngest members of congress. she is a millennial. she's a woman, 1 of 13 republican women in congress. there's not a ton of women, as you know, and politics. i really think that schiff's treatment of her today was abhorrent. he seemed to have an extra level of disdain against her while he was telling her to shush and quiet down. you have to wonder how the left would react if it was, you know, or public and it chairman shushing a congresswoman. i don't like they would take kindly to it. the reporting would be very different. >> shannon: a tweet today says adam schiff's behavior is appalling. if a republican did this, the media and the democrats would instantly accuse them of being sexist. is that fair? slick i don't think it's fair. she's out of order. her argument in her defenders argument is with the rules of the hous

let's take a listen. >> elise stefanik, do you think with her performance during the hearings, represent values of the 21st congressional district? >> i do 100%. 100%, i feel that those of us in ny 21 who voted to put her there, this is what we expect out of her. >> back to you, alex. >> tremaine and ali and dasha, thanks so much. >>> let's check in with my colleague, david gura for a preview of "up" joining us in 20 minutes. >> several witnesses this week warned lawmakers about the ongoing threat of russian disinformation in the election and in politics generally. gary kasperov, the former chess player, turned activist has an outspoken critic of president putin and his politic. then congressman adriano espiat, an early proponent for impeachment. >> lots to stay tuned for. >>> getting the boot from buckingham palace, the costly fallout for britain's prince andrew that coust him even more. storage solutions from $9.99. and area rugs up to 80% off. plus, tons of limited-time mystery flash deals. and free shipping on everything when you shop from thanksgiving through cyber monday. and we're

. >> dana: kennedy would like to lay in on adam schiff's behavior, on a least a phonics elise stefanik'seed to the rule, like it or not. that's how both chambers are run and are all playing by the same playbook. if he allowed elise stefanik to use some of the time, adam schiff would glassful down the gavel her down and they knew it would be -- >> dana: do you know what every reader needs? at week end. we'll switch gears. mayhem on the football field for the wild nfl brought everyone's talking about. that's next on "the five." we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an 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 like very high triglycerides, can be tough. you diet. exercise. but if you're also taking fish oil suppl

that is why he's simply stopping republicans from asking questions like he did congresswoman elise stefanik i know you had a few quick questions for the ambassador. yield to you -- >> the gentlemen woman will suspend. >> what's the interruption for? >> you were not recognized. >> i just recognized. >> you are not allowed to yield time. >> ranking members yield time. >> that is not accurate. >> ambassador yovanovich i want to thank you for being here today. >> you are not recognized. >> this is the fifth time you interrupted duly elected members of congress. lou: schiff having a tough time shutting down his weeks of hearings and demonstrating he has no desire whatsoever to be transparent or fair or in any way approach due process for president trump. the president took notice today. president trump: i have been watching today. for the first time i started watching. it's really sad when you see people not allowed to ask questions. nobody has ever had such horrible due process. there was no due process. i think it's considered a joke all over washington and all over the world. the republicans

elise stefanik did a great job. i was at an event with her tonight. has been so terrific defending the president on a factual, rational basis. if you want to get under the democrats' skin, all you have to do is bring up what they used to believe and cam pair it to present day. congresswoman stefanik has gone the under schiff's skin because she has brought forth facts in a way to this hearing and kudos to her for standing with this president against the left wing mob. judge jeanine: for this guy to trash her, he apologized. but everybody went after him. if a republican did that no a democrat woman, forget it. i want to talk about marie yovanovich. i want to talk about how in the senate hearings she was prepared by the obama administration to be an ambassador in ukraine and they brought up, she didn't, the obama people brought up how she should handle it if some republican might bring up the issue of hunter biden making 50 -- now i'm hearing $83,000 a month. what does it tell you about the obama administration and their knowledge of corruption in ukrain

however, elise stefanik has risen to the occasion and she's taken a page, in my opinion out of henryxman, really one. great democrat congressmen who ran the clinton-- >> at the hearing. >> magnificent, she's taken a page out of his play book. ed: thank you for coming in. >> appreciate it. ed: new details in the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, as the british royal family has questions about his inks will to the scandal. >> all right some major developments this afternoon in the investigation into jeffrey epstein's death. both correctional officers responsible for guarding the accused sex trafficker on the night he died rejected offers. and prince andrew is talking about his friendship with the convicted sex offender. good so see you. >> good to see, ed. buckingham plastic has denied that he did anything. and now he's saying he doesn't remember meeting his accuser. bbc host questioned prince andrew over claims of virginia roberts, now virginia duefree who says when she was 16 years old epstein forced her two sex with prince andrew three times, and including in new york. and pri

one of the republicans getting a lot of attention is elise stefanik.he represents upstate new york and says house democrats' case is crumbling according to the represented of, making the claim last night on her appearance on fox news's hannity program, the facts claimed make clear the narrative drum tried to pressure ukraine's president into conducting a political investigation into joe biden by withholding military aid does not pan out. on capitol hill, rep percent of stuff on it called out democrats accusing them of making untruthful statements and saying there impeachment inquiry wreaks -- reeks of political desperation. and this regarding the claim republicans were not interested in learning more about russia in 2016, here is what happened. [video clip] >> not a single republican member has said russia did not meddle in the election. in 2016shed a report with policy recommendations as to how we strengthen cyber resiliency to counter russia. i have worked with members of this very committee on this issue, but also on the house armed services committ

host: that from representative elise stefanik, republican on the house intelligence committee. 7:30 in washington, and we welcome our listeners on c-span radio where you might be listening on the radio app. we are getting your calls, comments, and reaction, two weeks of the house intelligence committee hearings. congress now in recess. billy from brooklyn, did the hearings change your mind in any way? caller: yes, they changed my mind. the case ofbolster trump's quid pro quo withholding aid from ukraine. if obama were engaged in this behavior, he would have been impeached in one second. the republican case is nonsensical. republicans call democrats socialists, but republicans are the ones who are socialist and buddy-buddy with russia. pushing this debunked conspiracy theory that ukraine was meddling in the 2016 election. i want to rebut one of the last callers who said democrats are baby killers, trump put kids in cages in private prisons for profit. we treat dogs better than we treat undocumented migrants. to say trump created all these jobs, trump inherited a great economy from obama

system in our judicial would allow a whistleblower be a judge.tor, but he's a he was questioned by elise stefanik, was he going to interpret and direct the that he got to pick -- not the republican witnesses that he denied, not to answer likeepublicans' questions, he did down in the basement when the public could not see. we find? in less than 20 minutes, he exactly did that same i think this. the judgethinks he is and also the jury. owhere in america would we put someone like that in charge. nowhere would i believe in the would we conference allow someone that's continued lie to the american public in charge of the intel committee. where we would take -- out of we would take it the intel committee and change their rules, that members of their own committee cannot ask until adam schiff gets his 45 minutes and then adam he ff can decide whether needs another 45. he was asked at the start, would e decide after the first 45 that the members of the committee could actually have their five members. no. he didn't say it. we'll wait and see. so, yes. i think adam schiff has lied numerous times. do not t

take two young talented republicans, justin amash and elise stefanik.h decided to criticize the president and he had to leave the party. >> he was excommunicated essentially. >> exactly. if you're not loyal, absolutely loyal, you have to leave and that's a very difficult political decision to make. in terms of a moral decision, i think it's rather easy. but the politics are very complicated. >> i feel like the whole minority caucus is going to be in there with red hats. sheryl, carlos, thank you for being with me. >> thank you. >>> still to come, we'll talk about the president testing the limits of constitutional authority. plus thing 1, thing 2 starts next. thority. plus thing 1, thing 2 starts next hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first m

. >> reporter: elise stefanik pushed back for the record. >> not a single republican member said that russia did not meddle in the 2016 elections. >> reporter: earlier president trump posted a white house lunch for a group of republican senators who will decide his political fate if the house sends over articles of impeachment. house democrats tonight telling cbs news now thanks to this testimony, they believe they have enough evidence to bring in the articles of impeachment. which means as you saw, senators are now beginning to prepare for a trial. alan? >> if the house does vote to impeach when could the trial and the senate take place? >> reporter: we are told the trial could start as early as the beginning of january, which could throw a wrench and plans for the senators that are running for the democratic presidential nomination. they would have to lead the campaign trail, come back to capitol hill, come back to washington, set for that trial, and remain silent for that period of time. that opens the door for some of the people who are running for the democratic nomination would

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that is why he's simply stopping republicans from asking questions like he did congresswoman elise stefanik. >> i know you had a few quick questions for the ambassador. yield to you -- >> the gentlemen woman will suspend. >> what's the interruption for? >> you were not recognized. >> i just recognized. >> you are not allowed to yield time. >> ranking members yield time. >> that is not accurate. >> ambassador yovanovich i want to thank you for being here today. >> you are not recognized. >> this is the fifth time you interrupted duly elected members of congress. lou: schiff having a tough time shutting down his weeks of hearings and demonstrating he has no desire whatsoever to be transparent or fair or in any way approach due process for president trump. the president took notice today. president trump: i have been watching today. for the first time i started watching. it's really sad when you see people not allowed to ask questions. nobody has ever had such horrible due process. there was no due process. i think it's considered a joke all over washington and all over the world. the republic

ainsley: elise stefanik doing her job. democrats are matted mad at her slamming her.his watch this. and then we will get your reaction. >> the media, of course, are free to act as democrat puppets. and they are free to lurch from the russia hoax to ukraine hoax at the direction of their puppet massers. americans have learned to recognize fake news when they see it. and if the mainstream press won't give it to them straight, they will go elsewhere to find it. ainsley: what's your reaction? >> that's something i hear from people all the time, right? democrats, republicans. i mean, it doesn't matter whether you are in a town or city in this country. people like to say all the time that this country is so divided. but when you talk to people on both sides of the aisle, very often there is not much separating them at all. and this mistrust in the media and, you know, this desire to have honest, independent factual reporting is expressed to me by people time and time again. so, there is, you know, in all the polls support that although i'm not a fan of polls because i alway

lou: congresswoman elise stefanik.volker reminding lawmakers that the president of the ukraine had no idea of the u.s. withholding military aid. he said i think everybody in ukraine is so tired of burisma. we have our country and we have our independence. and i vindman vindicates president trump. the lieutenant colonel confirmed the ukrainians felt no pressure to investigate bind saying he did not recall anyone complaining they were intimidated by the administration. what are the left's talking points and why is this continuing? joining us tonight, sebastian gorka, author, former strategist to president trump. good to see you. this whole thing looks ludicrous to me. i don't see the democrats winning anything, and they look for all the world utterly inept and hapless. >> lou, this isn't an impeachment. this is a farce. this is a snowflake inquisition. the idea that we have witness after witness who are meant to be star witnesses talk about their feeling, how disturbed and perturbed they were with a certain phone call th

star congresswoman elise stefanik. >> ambassador yovanovitch, i want to thank you for being here today -- >> congresswoman you are not recognized. >> this is the fifth time you have interrupted. >> laura: she just kept going it was terrific. the third person who should become graduated and speciallyly recognized, house intel ranking member devin nunes who has been out at this for some time and he perhaps sums it all out. here's what the impeachment sham is all about. >> what you've seen in the last two weeks is a show trial. the verdict was decided before the trial ever began. when the russian dossiers and investigations failed to do the job, they moved to plan b. minority are in the dark about what this committee will bee doing when we return. and so is america. >> laura: i loved it, great sum up. and finally congressman jim jordan deserves thanks for his tireless efforts to debunk. the democrat narrative. >> you not only didn't go to her boss, he went straight to the lawyer and the lawyer told you not to go to your boss?ye and it was an extremely busy week. >> you talk to your brothe

elise stefanik was elected to congress, youngest fema member of congress at the time.ted in the last week and said, i was able to challenge an incumbent because of facebook ads. that's why we are being thoughtful here and really trying to make sure we allow the dialogue to continue. brad: that was facebook's coo sheryl sandberg at bloomberg's the year ahead conference in new york. joining us now is david goldstein, ceo of togo labs. prior to that, he was president barack obama's lead pollster. thank you for joining us. let's unpack what we heard from cheryl. first, she said the democrats are outspending president trump on social media. i felt like that is a little misleading because there is a competitive democratic primary going on now. but is there any kind of advantage at this point that is meaningful that we can talk about in terms of social media advertising? david: if we wanted to discuss the inborn advantage the trump team has gained, we can talk about the $27 million they have spent on facebook since the 2018 election and how many of those ads have any of the r

exploding on twitter, nikki haley taking on towards conway over crude comments he made about elise stefanikt on the social media feud. >> towards conway with the mayor trump critic, kellyanne conway, criticized congresswoman elyse stefanik on twitter calling her lying trash, former un ambassador nikki haley hitting back in a tweet saying it is absolutely uncalled for and disgusting. george conway is the last person, george conway did responded in a series of tweets. the world's biggest pathological while liar donald trump is a, quote, truthful man, that is the very essence of disgusting, trashy and pathetic, utterly shameless and transparent dishonesty. he went on to say you will say anything to get the vice presidential nominee, won't you? the ugliness spilling over on social media. stephen on twitter said if you can't beat them call them names. what is wrong with him? another twitter user timing and defending her performance during the impeachment hearing saying she was totally professional. as for the vice presidential nominee, nikki haley vehemently denied that saying more positive thin

republican congresswoman elise stefanik sits on the house intel committee.ower, you don't want to read a transcript from the whistleblower. you don't want to read his testimony. you want to sit in a room with him and ask him questions. >> absolutely. the whistleblower should answer questions under oath but more importantly, adam schiff needs to answer questions under oath. i was the first member of congress to ask when did adam schiff have access to the whistleblower? we know now that that was before the whistleblower submitted his complaint to the inspector general. so there are a lot of serious questions about the coordination between the whistleblower and chairman schiff. steve: so you -- adam schiff doesn't want the whistleblower then to testify because, if you're sitting there and adam schiff is sitting there and the whistleblower is sitting there and you are going to ask the whistleblower that question, adam schiff is going to look bad. >> absolutely. and this needs to be done under oath and it's interesting. adam schiff at first wanted the whistleblow

elise stefanik a moderate from new york, came out as one of trump's defenders and a rising star in the gop. confronted with a dozen witnesses who gave facts showing there was a quid pro quo. we saw republicans dig in even further. so for trump the strategy is stonewalling and saying i did nothing wrong seems to be working. there's no sign that they're changing that. >> we saw a parade, if you will, here, david jolly, of some 12 fact witnesses. we have seen over 35 hours of testimony almost. the question that i started with at the top of the show is, if the democrats are still potentially seeing more documents come out and these 100 pages that we have here and more as natasha was saying about coming monday, why the rush, then, those who are critical of the democrats, why not wait longer? >> there's an argument that you could get even more information, particularly if the white house would cooperate and allmulvaneyd bolton to testify. recall, richard, as joyce said, they have a totality of the evidence, a firm case of impeachable behavior. this entire fact pattern started with the presid