hello, mike emanuel. >> hey, martha. senator lindsey graham is making the case he doesn't want to judge the impeachment inquiry based on an opening statement from a ten hour hearing that was handed to reporters. >> 15 page statement he did nothing wrong. would you want to know more? would you accept that statement? i have nothing against bill taylor. it's the process. you're asking me do i believe something based on the statement that hasn't been tested. i cannot tell you how disgusted i am with this process. >> democrats say there will be more public face to all of it including a trial should he go to the senate. >> chief justice roberts will provide over the trial. senator mcconnell will be in charge of much of the procedural, although this up in court, justice roberts will be in charge of running the child in america, as you pointed out, we get the chance to call witnesses, present evidence, cross-examine the people asserting wrongdoing. >> it's clearly significant steps from now. >> martha: there is still plenty of t

emanuel came rahm out with guns blazing.n prior to taking office, he was already working to get laws changed in springfield which would take away our right to bargain come our strike over how long the school day was come over crucial parts of our valuation. he brought in and out of town education privatize or who was going to close schools, open charter schools, create basicalllly a test core competition scheme together with school privatization and attack the union. in a lot of ways 2012 was a defensive strike. it was as tryiying to hold the line in an environment in which the other side had momentum and was coming at us hard. we struck. we held the line in some places, not entirely. this is different and that this is a situation where the tide has turned in thisis country. people want to see high-quality education. people don't think the chronic under paper educators is appropriate. they wanant resources going into schools. west virginia, kentucky, oklahoma, arizona, look across the country and there been big movements to

>> emanuel: no, i don't think so. and this may surprise you, but one of the things i have agreed with the president since the beginning of this campaign is, i don't want to engage americans men and women in battle endlessly. and another reason is, we have defamed the power, the united states congress. since 1944, we have had 119,000 americans killed in battle without any declaration of war. and so, i don't want to assenting troops here and there and here and there. on the other hand, i don't think the turks would have even in a drunken state attack the kurds with knowing that americans were embedded with him. because you start killing americans, you are going to bring in the full strength, the might of the united states. they didn't want to do that. there is no other nation that wants to do that. >> harris: i was just given a two-minute warning to vice president pence and the secretary of state. and i want to talk about elijah cummings and the modesty that that man had talking about living on the hills of accomplishme

he was keeping the arms sales to saudi arabia going while germany is opposing him let's hear what emanuel macro had to say is couldn't have been fixed along should we have stopped all exports to saudi arabia because saudi arabia is a partner that has been attacked by silence on its own territory we traced to refrain from brutally cutting all types of relations of riyadh as we would have provoked had we cut our ties or saudi arabia this would have led to them forging alliances with other nations. on the president of spain's catalonia region cantore has called for an immediate end to violence that rocked barcelona there have been ongoing protests after the jailing of 9 separatist leaders. as their. fire and fury in the heart of the city for the 3rd night in a row yeah. crowd of mostly young people chanting the streets will always be ours so the anger erupted out of control some taunting the police who in turn responded quickly as they attempted to disperse the crowds the tension in the cattle and region is at an all time high following the sentencing of 9 pro independence politicians and ac

the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right?ery nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >> right. >> and we'll sign the check today? >> yes. >> is that what we're telling them, yes? >> yeah, it will be a done deal. [dial tone] [dialing] [line ringing] >> hello, this is niko. >> hi, niko, it's mike again from mr. green tea. how you doing? >> good, guys. how are you? >> good, good. i have the three investors here with us, and we want to make a deal happen quickly. >> so i had mentioned to you guys the--the 275,000. i mea

[footsteps] [background noises] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable emanuel cleaver, united states representative from the fifth district of missouri. rep. cleaver: let us pray. for the great god almighty who dwells in the shelter of the most high, we approach you as frail and flawed creatures and requests of thy enabling grace. our hearts are made heavy by the transition of our colleague, our family member, our loved one, the mahogany marylander. elijah cummings. as he is moved into the realm of the unseen. holy spirit, we are blessed to be in this spectacular and historic edifice, and we gather in memoriam of the passionate public service of your one of your faithful sons, whose congressional and earthly assignment has been completed. we have now passed an appropriate review of a man who even as the king of terrors drew nigh, he continued his work to preserve our democracy. lord, as the breaches and ranks of congress appear more often than we care to contemplate, may those of us who remain in your wondrous world recognize your voice summoning us to put on our marching boots and m

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plus insight and analysis from our powerhouse roundtable with chris christie and rahm emanuel. we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." we come onto the air after a rare last night retreat from trump, bowing to fierce criticism and the prospect of a new front in the fight over impeachment. trump fired off a tweet shortly before 10:00 p.m. announcing that next year's g7 summit would not be held at his miami hotel after all. the original announcement made thursday at that stunning press conference where acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney, admitted what the president had been denying for weeks, that military aid in ukraine was conditioned on that country pursuing a political investigation for president trump. >> but to be clear, what you just described is a quid pro quo. it is funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happens as well. >> we do that all the time with fo

she is angry at president emanuel mccomb. he promised to rebuild the cathedral in just 5 years that's completely unrealistic see or feel they need renovations will take at least 10 years and that's only if a miracle happens and they find the right kinds of wood and stone and if all those employed work well this fire has plunged us into an enormous crisis. down there on the mall we expected the government to ask the french people to trust us experts . but that was not the case with one center. after all not true dam is a unesco world heritage site the government must put all its cards on the table. it owns it to the brazilians and the tourists $50000000.00 of whom came here every year before the fire. that. will be touch the whole world we watched it on t.v. and it hit me really hard because we were there a few days before today's travelers and tourists think seem to want to stay as long or shopping not true damn people to listen to it so that if my father had to cut our employees hours some have worked for us for 35 years tha

mike emanuel is on the other end of pennsylvania avenue on capitol hill. mike, what's going on up there? >> good afternoon. fox news has learned that the inspector general of the intelligence community is protecting the whistle-blower, the person that brought forward the complaint behind closed doors. michael atkinson is his name. he's behind closed doors at this point. atkinson has expressed grave concerns about the whistle-blower complaint. democrats believe he could help make the case for impeachment. >> i believe it's very important for the american people to see how much effort went in to trying to get the money released and to get a meeting with the president. it was all based on whether or not they were going to do an investigation into vice president biden and his son, hunter. >> curt volcker spent 9 1/2 hours behind closed doors with three house committees. fox news obtained the opening 11 pages of volcker's testimony, including page three. at no time was i aware of or took part in an effort to investigate joe biden. as you will see from the texts

mike emanuel has more on today's key witness. first, let's go to chief white house correspondent john roberts. john? >> chris, good afternoon to you. just a few minutes ago, the president appeared with nigel faraj on radio in the united kingdom where he took square aim at the democrats after the vote on the impeachment resolution. listen to what the president said. >> the democrats are desperate. they're desperate. they have nothing. they have nothing going. we really call them the do-nothing democrats. and it's really sticking. because they're doing nothing. it's the only way they're going to win the election this way because they can't win it the fair way. >> the white house has said they wouldn't cooperate unless and until there was a vote in the house to authorize an impeachment inquiry, the vote on the resolution today doesn't seem to change the white house's mind at all. they're still calling the impeachment inquiry illegitimate and likely not going to cooperate. here's what stephanie grisham said earlier today on fox. >> w

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel at his post live on capitol hill.let's begin with you. >> the relevant house committee chairs issued a warning shot after the attorney represented charles kupperman writing "should your client defy the subpoena, his absence will constitute evidence that may be used against him in a contempt proceeding. his lawyer responded "it's not dr. kupperman who contests your client's constitutional claim. it's president trump and every president before him for at least the last half-century." kupperman a no-show, chairman adam schiff offer this conclusion. >> it's also i think very plain additional and powerful evidence of obstruction of congress and its lawful function by the president that yet again and even after a court decision affirming the right of congress to proceed with this impeachment inquiry, the white house has obstructed the work of a coequal branch of government. >> other key democrats insist that they are being fair to president trump. >> we have subpoenaed witnesses who he has told not to come forward. you've a

mike emanuel. we heard from the house speaker nancy pelosi and the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff, new nicknames. >> that's right. speaker nancy pelosi emphasized her belief that president trump is not obeying the constitution. >> they put guardrails in the constitution because they knew there might be someone who would overplay his or her power. they never thought we would have a president who would kick those guardrails over and disregard the constitution and say that article two says i can do whatever i feel like. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee expressed concerns about some of president trump's public comments. >> let's not make any mistake here. the president wants to make it about the whistle-blower and suggest the people who come forward with evidence of his wrongdoing are somehow treasonous. and should be treated as traitors and spies. this is a blatant effort to intimidate witnesses. it's an incitement of violence. >> chairman schiff said democratic l

one of congressman cummings' friends and colleagues joins us, congressman emanuel cleaver.or being on the show. it's a tough morning. >> it was a tough morning. i was supposed to have spoken to the congressman earlier this month. i left the floor last night, marcia fudge said i haven't been able to reach elijah. i said he told me to call him early in the morning, so i'll have his number and i'll call and let you know how he's doing. i received a phone call early in the morning to tell me that he had died. so we all are really wondering why such a good man was taken so soon. the congressional black caucus will probably gather later today to pray. but you know, elijah cummings was an amazing human being. i accused him of being a bootleg preacher. >> yeah. why is that? >> well, i've had him in kansas city. his mother was actually an evangelical preacher, and he went to law school instead of seminary, and i ride to explain to him that i went to seminary instead of law school and he needed to stay out of my business. i looked up one day and he had performed a wedding ceremony fo

>> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. moments after the highly charged houseboat, president trump called it the greatest witch hunt in american history. let's bring in white house reaction. press secretary stephanie grisham is with me today. good to have you on the program for the first time. >> secretary grisham: thank you for having me. >> harris: the ball moved forward. i'm curious, and the white house, do you see this necessarily as progress in the impeachment probe? or is this still not quite due process for the president of the united states? >> secretary grisham: it was never due process for the president of united states. i've got to say, nancy pelosi has lost all control over there. that is clear. phase one of this impeachment sham was all behind closed doors. now they are moving to phase two, which is supposed to be public. i'm wondering, are we going to be able to see any of the this o light? are we just starting phase two? we don't know the rules yet for the white house. i'm going to get even be involved? i do

at the state dinner for president emanuel mccraw last year the white house served american wine made from french grapes a year later the white house has imposed a 25 percent tariff on french wine made from crunch great i've always liked american words better than french ones. even though i don't drink wine. the tariff has nothing to do with any agricultural tensions between france and the us the dispute was over the e.u. subsidies for airbus which the world trade organization recently said had harmed u.s. based boeing's bottom line to make things right the w t o's says the u.s. can impose $7500000000.00 in tariffs on e.u. goods including wine that's an expensive surprise for small u.s. business owners such as new york wine merchant how their johnston i'm going to have a 25 percent increase on a significant amount of my wines. so all i can hope now is to just remain steady growth in this scenario is unlikely at best. it's not just french spanish and german wines facing a 25 percent tariff lovers of spanish olive oil will be paying more so too will those buying cheeses and meats butter

i mean you can before he leaves the french president emanuel michael said he was hopeful the president deals with the side of the. good of the newsagent with better strategy is that the. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see some as the kids find strength growing up around. might object to show our work or find beautiful. to do the books on youtube. keep learning merged reality wait a 2nd we want to hold a show called facts instead of make ideas shift delivered. from the reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with the lies ations. on t.w. . what is africa doing to fight climate change the climate chances summit africa 29000 kicks off today in ghana we go live to our correspondent in akra for more also coming up how a new app is helping to find abandoned and fertile fields for farmers in ivory coast and 10 years after spain's real estate crisis thousands take to the streets in madrid demanding higher state pensions. come to do your business africa. good to have you with us delegates from across sub-s

are dealing with and are very happy about the way things are going i must say but french president emanuel mccrum view isn't so rosy do. skate what has happened over the last few days in the region is a serious mistake by the west duke and by nato it looked on one occasion. there has been fighting during this pause i don't choose day the so-called cease fire will end. now to some other stories making news around the world. protests in the lebanese capital beirut have turned violent with police firing tear gas into crowds of demonstrators earlier tens of thousands of people marched to demand the government halt its plans to impose new taxes they're also calling for the demise of a political elite they accuse of looting the economy. the explosion at a mosque in eastern afghanistan has killed over 60 people and injured dozens more the blast which caused the roof to collapse occurred during friday prayers no group immediately claimed responsibility but the government accused taliban insurgents the so-called islamic state is also active in the region. mexican authorities have admitted they fail

we're dealing with are not very happy about the way things are going i must say but french president emanuel mccrum view isn't so rosy talk you can see there. kate what has happened over the last few days in the region food news a serious mistake by the west and by nato it looked on on an issue. there has been fighting during this pause i don't choose day the so-called ceasefire will end. so there's been an increase in tensions between the china and taiwan one side of the story is taiwan's ties with other countries united nations recognizes beijing as the government of china i'm not of taiwan this means that only a handful of countries have official diplomatic ties with taiwan and the moment that list is very short and the 15 countries including vatican city recognize taiwan as a country since 2060 its last 5 allies to china the most recent ones being the pacific nations of combating and solomon islands so here's what the prime minister of the solomon islands said on his 1st state visit to chime after his country established a diplomatic relations with beijing. my government and people have

yes they will i mean we've heard this during the summit emanuel mccrum the french president has said it did the dutch prime minister has said it and we heard junko junkers say they all said no we don't want another delay they're fed up with this and also they wanted to encourage johnson to do his best to sort of push this through but if really the british government comes 2nd is forced to come back by parliament to brussels and say ok we do need a bit more time it will be granted there is no question about that huge numbers of people took to the streets of london today to press protest against threats that how did they react to today's vote. how we saw those early and we heard this big rar off satisfaction and jubilation when this vote had gone through because of course for them this is the last glimmer of hope and one man i talked to you said my head says no they really isn't any hope and you more for a 2nd referendum but my heart said yes and many people feel this very emotionally because they had fought for so long against brics it and again sort of being really pushed out of this

were dealing with and are very happy about the way things are going i must say but french president emanuel mccrum view isn't so rosy do you consider. kate what has happened over the last few days in the region news a serious mistake by the west and by nato it looked on as you. there has been fighting during this pose i don't choose day the so-called cease fire will end. the u.k. is in for a dramatic day in a rare saturday session the u.k. parliament will debate its government's new deal for leaving the european union it's boris johnson's last chance to deliver on his promise to leave the e.u. by october 31st by getting enough m.p.'s to either support his deal or agree to going without one if he can't or if opposing m.p.'s can block him the prime minister will be forced to ask the e.u. for another extension new legislation or a new election could then follow. saturday could be the day a majority of british parliamentarians accept terms of a divorce from the e.u. or maybe it won't be it's anything but certain that the deal will pass the house of commons the house remains as divided as ever o

french president emanuel mccoll sees no proof just yet that the end of negotiations is in sight this is fixed in cuba neutral 2nd find your satisfaction goes hand in hand with prudence of course history shows that parliaments have difficulty in coming to agree on the north of here not in the best political. johnson has cleared an important hurdle. but the path to the finish line is still not a straight shot. from d.w. correspondent max hoffmann in brussels at mass and london welcome both let's start with you max they island of island has been the biggest sticking point in this process how does this latest solution different from the one that britain's parliament rejected 3 times. it is based on many parts of that deal of course but without getting into all the tiny details we have a solution here that only concerns northern ireland and not the whole of the u.k. back then there was the so-called backstop so the insurance policy to avoid a hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the e.u. and that would have involved th

rampage in other parts of the building before being fatally shot by a police officer french president emanuel micro the prime minister and interior minister visited the scene of the attack. has got the latest from russia catherine field in paris welcome catherine what more can you tell us yes we know who the assailant was age 14 as he's been working in the i.t. department and the police television station as police headquarters you've been working their asses 2003 now according to the french interior minister he was a model of believe there was nothing in his behavior you know in the last couple of weeks they gave any cause for alarm for his security is what we do know it was at around 1 o'clock paris time he was in his office with another employee and he stabbed that person he didn't run to or not that part of the building steps someone else you know let's take a stab and not the person we're not sure which police officer the result was killed at which point he then went into the courtyard of the parents' police headquarters and it was there where he was approached by other police officers t

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now team fox coverage john roberts live at the white house but first mike emanuel from the white house hill. >> in the opening statement by fox news, marie yovanovitch telling the committee about her conversation with deputy secretary of state john sullivan. she says "he said that the president has a lot of confidence in me and no longer wanted my services as an ambassador. an assorted campaign against me and the department has been under pressure from the president to remove me since the summer 2018." the leading house intelligence was hoping to learn from ambassador marie yovanovitch. >> we will want to get her on the record, did she support the trump administration? did she really say these negative things about the trump administration? was she looking at journalists? was she monitoring journalist in the united states? these are all questions that we want the answers to. >> earlier from a democrat gave marie yovanovitch high marks so far. >> she is acting kind of like a true ambassador, she, herself has been deeply involved in has been the object of wrong, false statements. and she

reporting about the tim emanuel testimony today. listen to what the president said here. >> when you know the line is crowded with people listening, and intelligence agencies and military people, they are all listening. when i say something inappropriate, they even say a very smart person. i don't think i would be doing that. >> the white house continues to insist that the house resolution continues to deny the president due process and the reason for that is because the president and his counsel can't be involved until the third phase of the investigation which is when the intelligence committee hands it off to the digits year a committee. even then, the president's participation is subject to the discretion of the committee chair. the white house is talking past democratic members of congress all the way to voters, suggesting that the president is much more focused on the needs of the country than democrats are. listen to the press secretary. >> i keep seeing all these dams on the floor talking about this is the for the good of th

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to negotiate a possible cease-fire as a turkish defense and now enters into a second week , mike emanueldate for us back in d.c. >> good evening. top congressional leaders are invited to the white house for a meeting with president trump wednesday afternoon. by pardus an end is expected to include both key players in the house and senate. the majority leader urged the turks lately day to listen closely to the anchor coming from washington. >> it would be a tragedy for both of our nations if turkey's escalation and perils common fight against isis and embolden traditional adversaries like you ran and russia. >> turkish forces have russian after u.s. troops were removed from the area and on the turks are targeting kurdish groups in northern syria who've helped the u.s. defeat isis. mike pouncey is leading a delegation to turkey with the goal of negotiating a cease-fire between the turks and the kurds, the turkish media says erdogan has been defined saying u.s. sanctions on turkey won't force them to declare a cease-fire. the south carolina republican lindsey graham says president trump did

. >>> the 49ers picked up emanuel sanders from the broncos in exchange for a third and fourth round draft pick. >> looking forward to getting out there. meeting the guys. and hopefully adding my capabilities to their system and trying to win. >> he's gonna win all right. >>> steve kerr told nbc sports that klay thompson is unlikely to return to season. >> i forgot in modern media unlikely is gonna become out for the year and all that stuff. so probably my mistake for opening my mouth. >> thompson was getting shots off with his teammates today. dr. kerr reminded everyone, it's typically a nine to 12-month recovery. >> it's an acl. do your research for the history of acl's. you had surgery july 2nd. do the math. >> i don't know if fishing requires a calculator. young kamari cooper needs a scale. >> that is a huge fish! >> wait, what are you doing? >> i love that. that's a seven-pound bass. so gently placed that fish back in the water. great picture. there goes the bass. the catch of the day at kpix.com. >> you're a catch and release go. >> absolutely. always throw them back. wit looks like

you see emanuel cleaver right there, an ordained minister. he said he would refer to elijah cummings as a bootleg pastor. he didn't go to seminary, didn't have a church, yet to listen to him preside in a congressional hearing, it was almost as though he was behind a pulpit. that's a skill a lot of people don't have, a talent that's going away. we live in an era where there are so if statesmen and stateswomen doing the people's good work here on capitol hill. this loss i think is being palpably felt. >> including bringing back former speaker of the house. we saw my colleague the reverend al sharpton there, speaking on people who are on different sides of the aisle. we see those conversations going on in that hall as they wait for this to begin. i don't want to talk too much about politics, jake, at a time like this when we really do want to celebrate his life. he was inherently a political figure. he loved politics. he believed in politics. he believed in the work that congress could do. and when you look at the void that is left behind, parti

we start off with mike emanuel and the congressional fallout from today.ood evening. >> republicans pushed warehouse floor vote four weeks, but not one of them supported the resolution. >> the resolution is adopted -- >> the vote was 2:30 2-196 to formalize the process of this probe going forward. >> you see how one-sided, how soviet style this is running. this is the united states of america. don't run that. >> republicans altogether guns the resolution, the two democrats voting no, collin peterson from minnesota. nancy pelosi rally democrats to get on board. >> we will do so in a way that brings people together that is healing, rather than dividing. >> the resolution leads a great deal of power in-house intelligence chairman adam schiff. >> we take no joy in having to move down this road, but neither do we shrink from it. >> has been a will hold public hearings and released transcripts of the interviews with witnesses. the house committee will decide whether to recommend articles of impeachment for a senate trial. republicans can issue their own subpoena

dana. >> dana: mike emanuel on capitol hill for us thank you. a divorced father trying to stop his 7-year-old son's gender transition, a very controversial case, has caught the attention of the texas governor. first on capitol hill, members of congress paying their respects to elijah cummings, the 11 term house democrat who died last week at the age of 68. the sound of a sharecropper, he rose to become a civil rights champion and chair of the powerful house oversight committee. colleagues on both sides of the aisle praising his dedication to his job and his constituents. >> i have called him our north star, a guide to a better future for our children. elijah has said that our children are our living messengers to a future we will never see. >> elijah cummings did not just represent baltimore. he embodied it. he celebrated its victories. sad to advocate for its needs and worked to heal its wounds. fe and save thousands a year. i urge you to call newday usa now. enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in?rom that's right! great! here you go

mike emanuel live on capitol hill. thank you.aking news now, let's get to the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell talking about democrats favoring impeachment over getting work done in the house. let's watch. >> the american leadership all around the world. once again actions speak louder and thus far are democratic colleagues might've been willing to get past partisanship for the sake of jobs, funding our military. this week we offer the democratic colleagues for test. are the declarations they are willing to work on important legislation or just empty talk. or will senate democrats finally do their part to move the appropriations process forward? soon we will vote on advancing a package of domestic funding legislation. as i said last week, i'm grateful to chairman shelby and senator leahy for their continued conversations and hopefully they can produce the substitute amendment that will fund urgent domestic priorities. once we conclude the work, we will vote to move forward to funding for our national defen defense. two big

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has details from capitol hill. >>> 30 members of congresselayed the ongoing impeachment inquiry for hours by storming the secure facility demanding a fairer process. adam schiff is trying to impeach a president of the united states. behind closed doors. literally trying to overturn the results of the 2016 election. >> these tougher tactics come after president trump said monday the republicans have to get tougher and fight. lawmakers on the three committee is handling the impeachment probe were supposed to spend much of the day during from pentagon official laura cooper. >> we do believe that she would be able to shed some testimony regarding the security assistance. over to ukraine. to. >> pentagon officials say that cooper was handed a subpoena this morning even after she voluntarily agreed to testify. but that was put on hold by hours with peopl are doing thise this is what the guilty do. innocent people cooperate with investigations paid innocent people follow the rules of the house. >> a day after the top diplomat in ukraine testified b

>> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. let's get more now bringing in republican congressman andy biggs. house judiciary member chairman of the house freedom caucus. that's new and congrats on that. good to see you. >> thanks, harris: >> harris: first off with rudy giuliani. check with lawyers about that client attorney and executive privilege to make sure that gets worked out. he is almost certain that he will appear. >> yeah. i think rudy going to appear before the senate judiciary committee is a good thing. i think it's important. i think he is going to provide the information that's gonna counter balance some of this stuff that's coming out constantly drip by drip. contextually set up by the democrats. i hope he does go and says what's on his mind because i think he has some facts that we are just not hearing. >> harris: all right. that's on the senate side. i wanted to get your thoughts on it. you are also judiciary on the other side of the chamber there. so this subpoena from democrats today, talk to me about what th

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>> harris: mike emanuel on capitol hill. thank you very much. i want to bring in my first guest, republican congressman ted yoho of the house foreign affairs committee. in fact, you were in yesterday's hearing. reportedly when things got heated. let's just get the facts right now. what were republicans trying to get from the witness? >> i appreciate you asking that, harris. this is something that was blown way out of proportion. mr. meadows got up and asked a point of order to chairman schiff. eric swalwell got up and started yelling at esther meadows saying, "you are not the chairman, you be quiet. you have no business being here or interrupting this." and mr. meadows just said, "mr. chairman, i want to ask a point of order." it just got blown out of proportion. it was very unprofessional by mr. swalwell. mark meadows handed to himself very professionally, very courteous, too. and respectful. >> harris: you know, as the american people look at this, they are trying to figure out whether or not the president will be impeached. when all of this g

. >> stahl: parishioners from mother emanuel a.m.e church in charleston, where another white supremacistd nine african americans in 2015, came to pittsburgh and comforted survivors. we asked miri, dr. jer rabinowitz's widow about that; as well as sharyn stein whose husband dan was also killed that day; and dan leger and his wife ellen. >> leger: you know at mother emanuel church, the person who killed, what was it, nine people, sat in bible study with them for an hour and then he pulled out his gun and shot them. >> stahl: and then they forgave him. do you think about that? >> sharyn stein: i think about it a lot, and i have not gotten to the point where i have that forgiveness. i mean, it's going to be a long time. >> stahl: and dan? >> leger: i forgive this man for what he did to me. he made a terrible decision. he made a horrible decision. but i can't forgive him for killing 11 people, because those people are dead, and they're the only people that can forgive him. >> miri rabinowitz: and knowing jerry, he also would forgive the shooter. not-- and i'm not quite there yet. >> stahl: bu

you know. >> dana: mike emanuel on the hill, thank you.ouse intelligence committee chairman adam schiff attempting to clear the air over the weekend about his contact with the ukraine was a blur. watch this. >> i could have been much more clear, i said so the minute was brought to my attention, that i was referring to the fact that when the whistleblower filed the complaint, we had not heard from the whistleblower who wanted to bring the whistleblower and at that time. but i should have been much more clear about that. >> dana: joined me now is the american enterprise institute fellow and fox news contributor, let's start with just there. this has been going on for about three weeks, this question of why he didn't reveal and be forthcoming. and now he basically says, "oh, yeah, i should've done that. i'm sorry." his leg when he cut it? >> not at all. he has a major credibility problem. first, during the meal and probe, he said he told the american people, he looked us in the eye and said he had seen evidence of crimes on a scale comparable

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel's life and capitol hill with the latest. >> the vote wentbout as expected with democrats and an independent pushing this measure forward to said procedures moving forward in this impeachment probe. the scene on the floor was very tense, the vote was 2:30 2-196 with republicans all voting against them measure. once it was done by leading republican warned this is a dangerous move. >> we are in a moment where the nation faces great significant ongoing threats and she has completely neutered the intelligence committee, she is been focused on apartment dominic partisan impeachment process. >> the democrats van drew and collin peterson from minnesota. van drew argued this wasn't necessary at this time. peterson was a longtime member of the house that had concerned while leading democrats argue this is necessary. >> none of us came to congress to impeach this president or any president. but the duty now requires that we investigate the serious wrongdoing that is hiding in plain sight. >> meanwhile the house intelligence chairman leading this probe