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. >> there is an emerson poll, and rasmussen poll saying that african-american voters 35%, that is a cataclysmic shift that will change direction of country. >> rasmussen we have dealt with many times. >> and emerson. >> they get a miss regularly, emerson poll was interesting, if you think that president trump has gone from getting 8% -- to get 35% right now. >> i do. >> because of owens and kanye or whatever? >> no, because of the -- >> because he is a carmichael of the republican party. what do you got to lose. >> everything. >> where the african-american unemployment is and hispanic unemployment is. >> that is where you jump in, say this is questionable. kennedy: unloo unlock the minoro voter. >> if he gets 10% of the black vote i will eat ke kennedy's ha. >> the pink. >> he are eating crickets tomorrow night. >> are they thanksgiving treats. >> we are discussing it, panel is returning. to talk about. first up house intel chair schiff calling case against the president iron clad and released the next step. could this backfire on democrats? one guest says yes, learn with mcgurn nex

new polls from rasmussen and emerson both show the president's approval rating rising.donald trump could get even half the figure among black figure that's is getting now in those polls, he will win reelections. that has cnn commentator anna navarro on edge. when she saw that poll she tweeted this zero chance this is accurate. zero. the poll must have been conducted in the homes of ben carson, kanye, that sheriff guy with the sat and those two cubic sir cone i can't and polyester spandex ladies. keep talking and pretend it never happened. radio show one of our gave favorite guests, glad to have him on tonight. mr. elder, thanks for joining us. what do the polls suggest to you. >> what they show to me, tucker, the awakening has arrived. i have been talking about this for years. people like thomas and walter williams has predicted for years when black people stop thinking about themselves like victims schools, education, crime, jobs, they will begin to sever their relationship with the democratic party and that appears t appears to be happening. in the polls have you been

and i want to bring up the poll numbers that we were ticking through, the emerson, the latest on theook at that, 43% now, down five points, since october, in support of impeachment, and 45% oppose that, and you and i have had plenty of conversations, especially with people within this building, about these poll numbers and how it is important to be washington to look at the poll numbers to indicate what is going to be happening in the senate and if there were to swing in the direction of overwhelming support for impeachment, we would then know and that would be an indication of what is happening in the senate. if there is any question what is happening in the senate in the coming weeks, during the impeachment trial, that may very well be an early indicator. >> an early indicator. >>> still ahead, we're now one step closer to adding another candidate to the already crowded democratic presidential field. we will have more on that. >> and rnc gets caught in a lie. last week, a spokesman says it did not help don jr. top "the new york times" best selling list by buying a bun of of his own

. >> emerson ha viajado por un e mes al lado de cientos de mig migrantes y es comun dice que u cuandoahora solo y asi realizar el objetivo es b e beneficiar a las comunidades y no traer mano de obra en otras partes. >> es la participacion de la gente, gente del barrio. >> este proyecto sera impleme a implementado en otras ciuaddad delÑ pai pais. >> nos vamos al a pausa y hay quienes no estan de acuerdo que se haya abierto el etsstablec t establecimetnto. >> como una invasion un opera v operativo policial que realiz realizaron esta maÑana en oco x conex conexion con un tiroteo en la celerbacion de halloween, les o contamos. >> disfrutamos con otros dias frescos pero es tengo el pron pronostico y lo que pueden es r esprerar el fdin de semana. >> .. ya estamos de regreso detvamosn los detalles con luis jaalejand medina. >> e obispo de su diosesiss ece acusado de abusar a un menor c ,claro que soprenrprende pqe s u un religioso. >> la victima tambien acusa a otro cura y la ntificacion fue hecha por un abogado. >> (audio en ingles(. >> desde boston el abogado de la victima anuncio que pres

emerson found that 48 approved from just a month ago.p several points in the recent real clear politics average. impeachment was a bust politically. if there ever was going to be a decisive shift in public opinion for removing the president a year before the election, it would be happening right now. but it's not. again, that's practical we've -- the spectacle we watched for the last two weeks have made people more sympathetic to the president, not less. imagine if you are running that's how disappointed you would be. in fact, house democrats haven't even won over the two members of their own caucus who voted against holding hearings three weeks ago. so maybe in the end, the house will impeach the president anyway. wouldn't that be a good idea politically? if the public isn't sold on impeachment now at the end of the second week, how are they going to react the democrats dragging out the charade for yet another month or another year? instead of uniting the party ahead of the 2020 election, impeachment could end up sabotaging the party's

the latest emerson poll has his approval rating up five points from last month. the public faith and interest in this impeachment stuff is waning. it's obvious. the same emerson poll also found that more people now oppose impeachment been subordinate. nice going, adam. no wonder the white house isn't in a rush to get this over with anytime soon. the democrats are impeaching themselves. and the bureaucracy they love so much. and that's the angle. joining me now, ken starr, former independent counsel, fox news contributor. andy mccarthy. also with me, john eastman, senior fellow at the claremont institute and constitutional scholar. adam schiff, i've got to go to the end of today. he ended the hearing on this, he desperately tried to revive the interest of the public on impeachment. >> they were silent when the president said that. no quid pro quo. what do you want from ukraine? no quid pro quo. where is howard baker? not using metaphors about balls and strikes. when the founders provided a mechanism in the constitution for impeachment, they were worried about what

look at the emerson pole, double digit swing among s independent.s opposition for impeachment is up, oh, a whopping 11 points meaning, bye-bye. people don't like it. a marquette university poll concluding support for impeachment dropping by four points in the swing state. the important state of wisconsin. a politico poll showed support for impeachment is declining nationwide. interest in the impeachment charade has even dipped among democratic voters. look at your screen. the 31 members of congress now representing those swing districts.pay close attention. those names right there, that the president carried in 2016, these guys are in full panic mode. as republican groups now plan to plaster these districts with multimillion dollar ad buys over the thanksgiving weekend, you know, when football is running et cetera. so-called moderate democrats they are begging their party leadership for help. here's the great irony, though. in all of this, the schiff show, ironically, they actually helped pay for these ads as americans showed that they have had enou

and when you look at the emerson college poll that came out, another serious poll, the -- whether orach went down 11 points during the hearings. the gallup poll another serious poll came out and literally bounced back to where impeachment was before the hearings began. >> but i'll say, mike -- i guess what i'll say you take the totality of the polls and everyone does the average, they haven't moved or barely moved and if they have moved 538 shows the average show nas support for impeachment and removal crept you will you a albeit slightly let's take the ofrmg. every i can shoit cite i write writer ipso you can site one going down if it hasn't moved to have 50% wanting you out of office i'm asking that's not a comfortable place to be. >> look first of all i don't buy that there is 50% that want him thrown out of office to but to accept the point you make this has been i believe very, very bad for the democrats. they've had the time at bat. they made the case. and, look, i highly, highly recommend seriously everyone watching this go watch a -- the clinton affair a six party series on a

emerson has joe biden winning michigan by 12 points. overall picture they basically paint is there are a ton of white non-college voters in this country. half the voters in these battleground states and basically still with the president. it's similar margins in 2016. how does that story sound to you as a pollster, yourself? >> it sounds absolutely terrifying. and i think that one of the things that's really, really important to democrats right now is who can beat donald trump. 49% of voters think that that is their number-one criteria. right now, joe biden is the strongest with those voters. he is showing real strength in these polls with blue collar voters and with men and with older voters. all of which we can't lose by too much. >> i should note that, like, the margins here, it is the case that biden -- >> right. >> -- does best and then sanders then and warren, the margins are all within the margin of error. it's hard to get too obsessively granular. one of the cases they make in the kind of article is they sort of imply if not sta

alix: we're looking at emerson. suggesting that emerson make some improvement and that was where the jet and helicopter came into play. so emerson is sort of offering a bomb, an olive branch. they have said they're going to conduct a strategic ruoff their businesses -- review of their usinesses. like maybe in-- there is no update on them. romaine: eight of them. that's-a-like a love. but only one helicopter? what's the story there? brooke: only one sexopt they have more than 40 employees and an intern. so if you're looking for internship opportunities. alix: for the private jet. brooke: yeah, not through the whole company. romaine: oh, if this tv thing doesn't work out. it doesn't sound bad. alix: is it going to be enough? brooke: i don't know. so they released their 2020 guidance and it is not great. the numbers move around a little bit. they may not compare exactly ith estimates. their-the-c.e.o. is a pessimistic read on the economy. concern about trade tensions and ongoing and they will keep peep on the sidelines

the journalist was responding to a number of recent nationwide polls including one carried out by emerson college that research claims almost 35 percent of america's black community now approve of donald trump's presidency that's almost this is the important 30 percent higher than previous stuff highlighted well if indeed correct those numbers would mean a huge boost for the president when compared back to the election in 2016 mr trump received little endorsement from african-americans bach then getting support from only 14 percent of black hand 0 black women while his democrat rival in the race hillary clinton won over the vast majority political social commentator anthony bryan logan sais it's all acceptable for anyone to advise a whole community on its voting preferences beaning is the name they say things like date is pretty much how they operate they are never don't know work it doesn't really matter how to get the point across which she did was most certainly disrespectful to the black community the real feelings came out she may faker in everyday life that the black community we ju

we brought emerson to the table. let me finish, please. monica: i'm not saying anything.lex to the table. and so everybody has really collaborated into this. is it perfect? definitely not. but we're taking all your feedback, and we're sitting here today, and we don't have [bleep] so... monica: okay. [ mutters ] lemonis: thank you, guys. and, jess, honestly, the work you did was very inspirational. jessica: i'm not -- juli: i think you really showed up, jess. i think that there was a real strength in what you presented and brought to the table. and i don't think chloe would have been able to create something that felt so intrinsic to, like, the brand without you. lemonis: thank you. natalie: okay. lemonis: thank you so much. natalie: oh... lemonis: obviously, at this point, there's more going on with monica than she wants to talk about, because we didn't even get to finish our agilex meeting. quite frankly we didn't get to finish a lot of the things that we started. and in order for this thing to actually not end badly, it's probably a good idea that we all sit down and un

i think it's important, they were talking about the poll numbers this morning with emerson and there's a "vanity fair" article out that i think is most important, and this is 62% of independents think that impeachment is more important to politicians. 61% think it's more important to the media. when you come from a state like mine and you continue to work true all of these things, i don't think that it's as a political exercise, i don't think it's been a success for the democrats over the last two weeks. >> brennan: but the political exercise apart from this, and in terms of what you actually heard testify to, someone whose name came up repeatedly is rudy giuliani. federal prosecutors we now know are investigating his activities in ukraine. are you comfortable with somebody who is not working for the u.s. government being this involved? foreign policy? >> i think your regular channels have been used a lot. i have said this from day one. one of the reasons president trump got elected is because he does things very differently. >> do you know what rudy giuliani was tasked with doing? >>

emerson froze into his line for too long, a golden opportunity for shakhtar donestk only kept outjuste themselves in the second. it didn't last long, shakhtar back in the match. on the day raheem sterling begun talks about a new contract, fittingly he had the chance to win it but it wasn't to be. a point, enough to send city through, but in the last 16 they will need to be better. austin halewood, bbc news. in the scottish premiership, a goalfrom christian doidge and a late penalty from stevie mallan gave hibs a 2—1win over st mirren, to strengthen their position in the top half of the table. st mirren, though, are still dangerously near the bottom. england cricket's head coach will travel back to britain after day two of the second test against new zealand, following a family bereavement. silverwood's assistants graham thorpe and paul collingwood will take over for the remainder of the tour. meanwhile, the chief of new zealand cricket says the alleged perpetator who racially abused england bowler jofra archer will be banned from future matches and referred to the police. david white

showing voter support for impeachment dropping and president's approval rating up since october, the emerson university poll, 45% oppose impeachment. that is as of last month, and a market law school -- market law school poll, 53% oppose impeachment. and abc, poll 7 out of 10 voters say trump was wrong on ukraine, other polls show not an impeachable offense. jim trustee, great to see you, what is your reaction. >> polls are reflecting reality that is nuanced, murky opinion opinion-based facts that are going on for days, any testimony brought forward is stuff of a closed-door oversight hearing. it is detailed nuance, full of academic opinions, not really the stuff that captivates a country. we never had a impeachment based on such murky information, basee where you have solid understandable facts, question is whether they should pursue it, here we can't even get to bedrock of admissible evidence. elizabeth: fiona hill said today, ukraine did not conduct a campaign against their country, that is -- let's back up,u attorney durham is looking to criminal probe in beginning of russia probe, and l

. >> good morning, commissioners, taylor emerson from the finance and administration division to talk about the latest update to the strategic plan, which is a five year look ahead. which is a challenging thing to do to look at the world five years from now and try to figure out what we should be doing along that path. we are getting better at this, though, definitely. it is always good to remember what the charter directs us to do, which is you are here today or we are here today to discuss and possibly approve the 5 year strategic plan to reaffirm the mission, vision, goals for the department. this will guide our work over the next five year period. i am also going to give you an assessment of progress on the strategic plan to date. our favorite graphic, candy land graphic shows us the annual planning cycle that proposition b set forth, and has, i would say, significantly transformed our thinking and really the management of the rec and parks department. we start in september with equity analysis and metrics, that feeds to the strategic plan which can be one or two months effort. th

that's democratic impeachment, and an emerson poll reveals that more americans are opposed now to impeachment. this is all happening as trump has a 52% approval of its handling of the economy. 95% approval among republicans. and it now allowing themselves to be corralled with their radical fringe, more mainstream democrats are beginning to feel the heat, especially in the swing districts. and of brutal vicious case of buyer's remorse is affecting the party, or that now some are urging them to drop the impeachment vote altogether in favor of the milder censure? >> do you think president trump should be impeached? >> i wanted to discuss this with my constituents and my colleagues before we make the final determination. and i don't want to give advice to the democrats and they have to find them backbone to take on the squad. they are both angry and very energetic. that would take real guts. in the process they try to placate the left with radical policy proposals. that of course leaves trump a free lane to run on results. revenge? and that's the angle. later on, for think he is for four people.

emerson, cummings and fasten all. >> let's bring in phil orlando you heard seema talking about attractivelaces. is it attractive for you right now? >> it is industrials have been sort of struggling in terms of some of the macroissues. the ongoing china trade issue, the gm issue and stuff with boeg we are coming to resolutions in coming months with some is hope. investors are looking through into 2020. what are the prospects if we can get those issues behind us stocks are enjoying the rally in the last couple of months. we've been right in there with them. >> what is your favorite part of the market right now what do you like right now >> we've had this 3,100 call that's worked. the stock market has been up about 32% from the bottom of the market on christmas eve to where we are now the two areas that have sort of underperformed there is still more room in value. growth has outperformed in a number of years and small cap versus large cap >> you mention the u.s./china trade talks. the markets have been trading on every headline let's assume there is a resolution that happens with the phase

democrats are losing interest impeachment themselves, and an emerson poll reveals that more americans are opposed now to impeachment. this is all happening as trump has a 52% approval of its handling of the economy. 95% approval among republicans. and now after allowing themselves to be corralled with their radical fringe, more mainstrea democrats are beginning to feel the heat, especially in the swing districts. and of brutal vicious case of buyer's remorse is affecting the party, or that now some are urging them to drop the impeachment vote altogether in t favor of the milder censure? >> do you think president trumpr should be impeached? >> i want to discuss this with my constituents and my colleagues before we make the final determination. he seems more like loosey-goosey . he is not playing dragons. he's playing his own democrats. i don't want to give advice to the democrats and they have to find them backbone to take on the squad. that would also mean taking on sanders and elizabeth warren an alienating people who are a angry and very energetic. that would take real guts. my pred

impeachment by independence, emerson college bowl, 34% support impeachment.s one-third of the country. if you are speaker pelosi, you see why she's reluctant to go into this because there's no slam-dunk. with nixon, there was a slam-dunk. republicans and democrats joining the impeachment process -- >> it grew. >> impeachment hearing for watch by 71% of americans. this thing looks and smells exactly like it should. it looks political and it smells rancid. >> jason: we've only got 15 seconds here, so where do you think this goes next? >> i imagine they'll take their impeachment vote over to the senate. the president is a former reality tv show host. i can't wait until we get the whistle-blower and these other folks up there. adam schiff, he's going to love every second of it. >> jason: in the be fastening the see how it plays out. i personally, nancy pelosi, don't think she pulls the trigger because she knows that her mental it will be. the numbers will continue to dwindle. >> jason, by the way? americans have to go during things given and they have to explain

and then you see the emerson poll where there are no independents saying we are against impeachment.in: there is so much talk about. stick around. much more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year. and now get $250 off google pixel 4 during xfinity mobile beyond black friday. that's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. vonnie: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. from new york,. kevin: we are back with our all-star political panel. we heard from kelly about the polls that would suggest maybe some good news for president trump regarding the impeachment inquiry. jason, i think you have a different look. jason: surprise, surprise. it's important to remember, democrats nee

the emerson poll has bloomberg a 1%.ost recent hill harris x and morning consult polls both have bloomberg at 3%. >> meantime bloomberg news has created safeguards for covering the 2020 election moving forward. an internal memo sent by the news organization's editor in chief to staff yesterday which was obtained by cnbc reads, quote, we will continue our tradition of not investigating mike and his family foundation and we will extend the same policy to his rivals in the democratic primaries. we cannot treat mike's democratic competitors differently from him. now the 77-year-old billionaire businessman is the founder and 89% shareholder of bloomberg lp. the financial software company that owns bloomberg news. >>> former vice president joe biden took aim at senator lindsey graham over the weekend saying he feels personally betrayed over graham's request for documents on his son hunter's involvement with ukraine. >> they're asking lindsey graham, they have him under their thumb right now. they know he knows if he comes out

emerson at 34.5%, rasmussen at 34%. anna navarro tweeted this, 0 chance this is accurate, 0.must've been only conducted in the homes of ben carson, kanye, the sheriff guy with the hat and those polyester spandex ladies. your reaction? >> that was funny but not true. when you think about donald trump, let me be very clear from a policy standpoint he has been the most impactful president for african-americans in generations and i say that because i'm a policy standpoint into or 3 years look what he has accomplished, thousands of people released from jail, 90% of them being black, a draconian effect in the 94 crime bill, talk about below unemployment rate which is awesome, opportunities in marginalized areas, and the list goes on and on. this is a president who happens to be a republican a lot of black folks didn't support and yet he continues to deliver policies solution after policy solution for the hills the black community has. i'm in the city of chicago behind me. if your every american man between 8 to 20, 47% of you are unemployed, the dynamic is changing under a trump pr

more voters say he should not be removed and emerson university from growing voter opposition to impeachment% oppose it, 53% of voters in the swing state of wisconsin oppose impeachment. the president won the state by 23000 votes. the democrats needed to win in 2020 and we have another new hill harris poll, 46% of voters think the news coverage of the impeachment inquiry biased against president. >> surprise surprise. this is the problem that the democrats have, this impeachment is brought to you by the same people for two years told us donald trump was a russian agent. the american people are not stupid, they know as things go on they may not know what's going to come out. but now people are losing interest they see is a sham. liz: viewers are tuning out. >> you know they leaked everything that's going to come out and there's no smoking gun. >> 12 million, that is less then a seinfeld episode and less than "game of thrones". >> i don't think they were ever missing anything. >> we are heading into thanksgiving week, here is republican michael turner of ohio summing up what happened, see if y

unbelievable this week >> emerson has been unbelievable what do you mean >> the stock performance, quite> yeah. >> look at that, david. >> yeah. >> you flagged the reverse head and shoulders. the numbers could be coming up -- >> the numbers are coming up don't forget they have been in a conversation with d.e. shaw, man a bit. they're making some progress in terms of the window for filing nominees closes on the 6th of november >> still the private plane issue? >> you expect they can find common ground. >> a reasonable guy. >> i like the union pacific rally on friday. and the rally in the united parcel i think we go back to united parcel and realize it wasn't that bad a quarter i really -- the tone in this market is very good. >> let's get the opening bell, s&p, the cnbc real time exchange, the big board, it is time celebrating the first anniversary under new ownership. >> oh, wow they're here tonight, the new york stock exchange, that's -- doing a good job, and, by the way, juul will be here. >> oh, good. >> yeah, juul. >> at the nasdaq, northwest bank shares holding company of northwest

the reality is when you look at that new emerson poll where we've lost 5% of people believe he should be impeached and 2014% that he should be removed from office, somehow the democrats brand this in a bigger place. take impeachment and make it a bigger issue that can come back to kitchen table issues. this is the president betrayal. he betrayed the american trust. he betrard our national security. he betrayed the constitution, the presidency, he betrayed us on education. now i'm making the turn. he basically is taking our budget back 10%. he's going to betray us on health care. he wants to repeal obamacare. he's betrayed you on taxes. it needs to go to a bigger place because unfortunately come january and february the parade will move on and we get very hyped up in this building here, we get very hyped up watching. the reality is if the games take trump out of office, you've got to take this betrayal and move it to a bigger place for the candidates to tuck the football under their arm and go. >> but, donny, you've said from the beginning of this you need a clear message, keep it shor

taylor emerson. manager of strategic planning under the finance administration here for the fourth year in a row to present the equity analysis and the set of metrics with fy19 data. i think all of you have heard it before, but i find it important to return to the charter why we're here, what the direction is from proposition b, which became part of the charter in june 2016. i really like this one. i'm going to read the first paragraph. the department embraces socioeconomic and geographic equity as a guiding principle. and commits to expending funds across its open space and recreational program to provide park and recreational access to all of san francisco's diverse neighborhoods and communities. it sets forth then that we should develop a set of metrics and method for comparing low-income neighborhoods and the resources they have compared to the city as a whole. and then directs us to include the equity analysis in the strategic plan, the capital expenditure plan and the operational plan. all of w

. >> back when we were friends and we played golf, you got up at 4:00 in the morning to go to emersony the bag down. >> i did. >> to get us a spot. >> would you do that today >> if i could play with you? >> sure. >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> you know i would. i love you and i miss you. all right. first topic, got mcdonald's new ceo chris kempczinski has a big new job and that -- what he needs to do is buy some stock because about 7.5 million new problems, the freshly minted ceo doesn't own a single share of mcdonald's he unloaded his roughly 11,000 shares of mcdonald's back in may for about $4.4 million now, he needs to acquire $7.5 million worth of mcdonald's share in order to satisfy the company's rules on executive ownership. that might be a problem here if i had to buy $7.5 million worth of comcast stock could you help me with that? >> 69% of the s&p 500 companies out there require their ceos to own shares in the company equal to six times their salary. and mcdonald's is one of those companies. so he's got some buying to do here. >> he's either got some buying to do. or there m

and peter emerson, an aid to the member of the judiciary committee during the nixon impeachment, drafrting these articles in a different context and has worked or advised every democratic administration since carter. good evening to all of you. what did you think stood out when you take it altogether this past week? >> i think the split screen, ari. i think the fact that we saw lifers in the foreign service, lifers in the military, people who think about briefing books and think deeply about protocol and processes. nobody over heated, nobody dramatic. layer after layer corroborating the whistleblower report. and then on the other side it was hunter biden and it was ukraine and it was chulapa and it was benghazi. it was just -- there was no corresponding truth. there was no meeting of the minds about even what the alleged crime was, much less what it is we were even investigating. >> peter, take a listen to how adam schiff wrapped it all up after these two weeks of hearings. >> the day after bob mueller testified, the day after bob mueller testified that donald trump invited russian interfe

of the 2020 primary field in nevada, michigan, and texas, according to three new poll, the latest emersonad of his competitors in nevada, at 30 points, up four points, since march. senator elizabeth warren sits at 22% of support up 12 and senator bernie sanders following with 19% down four points, biden leads in michigan, with 34% of support, down six since march. and sanders follows closely behind at 28. and up four points and warren has 19% of support in the great lakes state. up eight points. meanwhile, in texas, biden is in the lead at 23%. of the 2020 field by five points, falling three points since september. and the university of texas/texas tribune poll. and warren has 18% of support. and sanders rounds out the top three at 12. >> and presidential candidate kamala harris is responding to comments made by south carolina congressman jim clyburn about black voters and fellow candidate pete buttigieg. watch. >> is mayor buttigieg's struggle with black voters in your state of south carolina because he's gay? >> well, that's a generational issue. i know of a lot of people my age who fee

>> ralph waldo emerson once said your actions speak so loudly, i can't hear a world you're saying.ctions that were taking place in the context of this phone call. we know by the time this phone call had taken place, the aide had already been withheld. the people at the omb say it came at the order of the president and the ukrainians understood that this aide was being withheld. they were on the brink of making this announcement under duress presumably. bill taylor's openly statement when he testified states that he had to actually confirm and call them and make sure they weren't going to make this announcement he was so confirmed about it. you don't have to have the words right out of his mouth. the president does confess to crimes but in this case we don't need him to because there's a lot of context taking place -- >> but if you're going to want to make it an attempted bribe, you're going to want to tie it as close to the president as you can. >> for you, jimmy, starting tomorrow do you think you're going to arrive at a point where you guys will have to accept what happened and w

we have seen that with independents in a recent emerson poll, in the last month, opposition to the impeachment1%. we're seeing it across the country. so the more democrats go to try to impeach this president, not only are they making the president stronger, but they're bringing more supporters into the campaign. we raised $15 million in three day thanks to nancy pelosi. keep it up, democrats, you're making it easier for us to win again in 2020. ashley: quickly, erin, michael bloomberg in the race on democrat side. someone very familiar with donald trump and vice versa. do you think we'll hear about that tonight you think? >> i think president trump will talk about a number of socialist democrat opponents on the other side. doesn't matter who wins on that side of the primary field. they all stand for the same thing. open borders. free healthcare for illegal immigrants. taking care of tax cut that helped the economy boom. adding more regulation. it's a great contrast. we'll see it. doesn't matter who the democrat is. president trump will win again in 2020. ashley: you're there on the ground erin