gloria's 9 year old son and wires finds the club a little off. when his mom's rocker buddies are in town he prefers his books to all the blue pop. that it hanging out if the model and then told them that you know i think we should form an association and they told me that you know we tried filming it to me just didn't wait because some people would put in that side and put in those that is there but we can you know those people those people in just that it's with 5 people and then that us can follow and that's what we did so. as is as we started with going to help you know these are fellow brothers who is disabled and they. make you. like helping cleaning the. hanging out together and people is that it is it that annoyed the association or the meal can lead to if it weren't for the kings of the soon to know their more rock alter egos constitute freedom during the week they're pretty much trained to their desks the majority of the metal heads here have 9 to 5 office jobs working for the government. and when they looked at that a model like we. lik

gloria is taking the opportunity. to just enjoy herself for what's cluedo combines business with pleasure managing to sell one of her custom made elephants for flora it marks a return to a life she's been missing for the last 2 years. lists lists for europeans this might look like a regular friday night in a dingy rocker bar but for these queens of heavy metal gloria ludo and flora it's the biggest event of the year was it's about seeing and being seen and living out their identity as part of a family part of a culture and as queens in a realm they can call their own cut live. i. was. plenty of borderless europe plenty feeling person in northern ireland playing for in texas pro and con. games but it was wrestlers under the 2 conflicts in border regions such help people deal with and cut our special interests for years i fled. in 30 minutes on d. w. . board battle to find decent accommodation. number of applicants for. the front end up. to $100.00 euros per square meter. the last one of a show where the 100 years ago.

gloria's 1st task every morning is to stock up on office supplies and. make coffee she's the secretary and odd job woman in my small construction firm. thank you thank you. chris thank. you for. having us. you know i don't. think i. 2 think you think you. cry the dry season here in the north of botswana lasts between 6 and 9 months and for the boss and his staff the dry season means the work season tourism tends to center on the 4 month rainy season beginning in december when the delta and its wildlife blossom. the proportion of women managers is continually rising in botswana gloria believes in the potential of women and is keen to indulge in her role as a queen of heavy metal. when it says it is with less like a light sleeper cell and have prized bases in the house even at home when i give days like as like bad my ideal as they. think it is that they think that. glorious office job enables her to make ends meet but her labor of love. it is the mound rockers association a metal heads club where she can be an organizer and where she can let off a bit of

gloria is also organizing the group's trip to the rock simper festival. with. but swan it is a land of profound contrasts as also applies to its natural terrain the calamari desert is a drive savannah. its northern section the okavango delta is prone to repeated flooding at the same time droughts and desertification pose major ecological problems the country is considered relatively progressive but cattle are prized to this day as a highly profitable investment and the metal scene is likewise an enigma but swan it is one of the few african countries where percussion is not celebrated in the local folk music but it's in this very country where drums play a huge role in a particular music scene and that apparent contradiction is a major factor in the popularity of heavy metal among them are all. france's town of the 2nd biggest city in botswana is 6 hours away from our own and that's where queen ludo marina lives within the scene she's seen as the introverted but beautiful rock opera back in her father's home she's a carpenter fashioning wooden baby cribs it's a

gloria is taking the opportunity. he too just enjoying herself for once ludo combines business with pleasure managing to sell one of her custom made famous for flora it marks a return to a life she's been missing for the last 2 years. for europeans this might look like a regular friday night in a dingy rocker box but for the screams of heavy metal gloria ludo and flora it's the biggest event of the year. it's about seeing and being seen and living out their identity as part of a family part of a culture and as queens in a realm they can call their own. i. d w's talk show strong opinions clear positions from international perspective. saudi oil fields are loaded powder to us as a rand came close to wiping the fuse coming up onto the point will discuss the gulf crisis no threat it poses the president's reelection join us. 8 minutes on the political. wait a 2nd we want the whole picture as facts as that of a guy. yes shift to live us. from admitted reality to cryptocurrency your topics for live in an ever changing digita

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gloria: ella escuchÓ que hablÁbamos espaÑol y empezÓ a ser racista.ella pudiera hacernos, llamar a la policÍa o cosas asÍ. empezÓ a venir en las noches a las treso 4:00 de la maÑana a pegarle a mi puerta gritando cosas groseras en inglÉs, diciendo que nos paramos a otro paÍs. teresa: sus hijos estaban aterrados. gloria: salimos yo y mi esposo, mi esposo les dijo quÉdense en cuarto cierra la puerta. teresa: despuÉs de varias noches sin dormir, lo que se armÓ de valor y consiguiÓ una orden de restricciÓn que segÚn ella funcionÓ, pero no por mucho tiempo. de regreso en el paso luego del tiroteo, jessica coca sÓlo ha tenido tiempo de estar pendiente de su esposo, que sigue en estado crÍtico luego de haber sido sometido a 12 cirugÍas. los mÉdicos estÁn siendo cautos. teresa: cÓmo ha cambiado tu vida y la de tu familia a raÍz de todo esto? mujer: todavÍa no asimilo todo. no he tenido necesidad de tiempo de ir a la tienda. vivida desde la casa al hospital del hospital a la casa. presentador: este el orgulloso hijo de un padre inmigrante jon hernández encontr

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quÉ te traes entre manos con "la gloria de la noche"? gloria trevi: estoy super emocionada.s sido rivales. yo tambiÉn la quiero introducir a ella. >> y tus conciertos?uno esta saltando, te acuerdas del ex, se te olvida, quÉ esperamos para este concierto? gloria trevi: quÉ puedes esperar? por ejemplo, hay momentos muy fuertes del concierto. ademÁs, voy a cantar temas muy nuevos como "me llora". tambiÉn voy a contar "todos me miran". >>eso es un himno para nosotros. gloria trevi: sÍ. tambiÉn canciones de la viejitas. "pelo suelto" siempre se las canto. va a ir en una versiÓn diferente. te digo que es para bailar mucho. >> tambiÉn graba dedicado a camilo sesto. cÓmo te sientes despuÉs de esta gran pérdida para la mÚsica? gloria trevi: ahora sÍ que se me rompiÓ mi corazón. muy triste cuando me enterÉ de la noticia. estaba a punto de salir a un concierto. fue como volver a tomar conciencia que aunque seamos la diosa de la noche somos mortales. por eso hay que vivir con tanta intensidad. >> muchas gracias por contagiarnos de tanta luz, pasiÓn. de esta actitud que siempre nos haces

with this, let me get back to gloria borger if i could. gloria, senator romney has been a bit of an odd man out on this. what do you make of what he said there? >> well, i think his explanation was actually fascinating to those of us who have covered congress. it was honest. he said, this is all about power and this is all about either getting power or keeping power. so if you are a republican, he said, and you want to keep your power you are going to defend donald trump and vice versa for the democrats. now, why is it mitt romney different? he said because he's old. the reason he's different also is because he's just elected and i think it doesn't get much safer than a senate seat from utah if your name is romney. he is sort of the lone voice out there. he wouldn't -- he wouldn't go to the step of impeachment. he did say, his reaction is deeply troubling. but when you compare what he said for example to what lindsey graham said, who i point out is up for election in the state of south carolina, lindsey graham not troubled at all. mitt rom

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he would never do that. >> good point. >> gloria, thank you, david, jefferiy. thank you.r pelosi speech amtd at two people president trump and the acting director of national intelligence. we'll talk to the former director of national intelligence about all of this next. back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. haven't you missed enough? ask an asth

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he would never do that. >> good point. >> gloria, thank you.oobin, david axelrod, appreciate it. >>> just ahead, speaker pelosi's speech today aimed at two people, president trump and the acting director of national intelligence will testify thursday about the whistle-blower complaint. we're going to talk to the former director of national intelligence about all this next. i wonder how the firm is g without its fearless leader. sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless, with the new rx, crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the amount of student loan debt i have i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ not owing anyone anything is the best feeling in the world, i cannot stop smiling about it ♪ do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause

gloria: despierta para mÁs informaciÓn de las Últimas noticias locales puede ver nuestros noticieros univisiÓn 14 a las 6:00 p.m. y 11:00 p.m., por univisiÓn 14. bÁrbara: para estar informado de lo que pasa a nivel nacional, nuestro paÍses latinoamericanos y el mundo enteroquÉdate en compaÑÍa de "despierta amÉrica". flor: los esperamos el lunes a las 6:00 a.m., ahora quÉdate con la programaciÓn de univisiÓn 14, "despierta amÉrica", que comienza continuaciÓn. alan: muy buenos dÍas. hoy en "despierta amÉrica". y me lase torna mortal los socorristas realizan varios rescates y el gobernador de texas declara desastre en una decena de condados. te mostramos cÓmo las calles amanecen convertidas en rÍos. karla: un estadounidense tras las rejas acusado por apoyar a un grupo tera iranÍ. sospecha haber visitado varios sitios turÍstic para realizar un antado. alan: somos el Único medio en

one of them is gloria she thought she could help a family from the world's best a bad day that had up to a horrible yet and if you will hear from the organizations looking to ensure that that is don't try to beat us. back to why is no peace and you'll pull at the center of the twitchel gulf between kenyans and nigerians will get the lowdown on all cars funded seem lagos as. and i wrote. hello i'm christine wonderwall come to deja news africa it's good to have you along the hope for a better life has ended in the mediterranean sea full thousands of african migrants trying to get to europe many of those who embark on the journey drowned because the vessels that carry them are not fit for the purpose before they even reach the water these libya where people hope to sit out from but for various reasons many don't make it out of the war torn country and remain stranded there nigerians make up a sizable number of those people and since 2017 a united nations repatriation program has seen 14000 nigerians return home now off a story isn't it all stays with a support program aims to stop people

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let's talk to gloria borger, and ali honing. gloria, good morning to you. >> good morning. the words that nancy pelosi used and she chose them very carefully, these two struck me, utmost gravity. we heard from manu how symbolic this is, not necessarily changing the investigation but speak to her choice of those words and also the discs thrisk the democrats are making here. >> i think there's tremendous political risk. i think nancy pelosi knows that, although she does believe that this story is a violation of the constitution, and when she heard the president speak in his own words that, so what if i mentioned joe biden, i think that kind of sealed the deal for her. this is different from russia in a lot of ways though. you have a whistle-blower who may testify as you were just saying, who wants to testify. you have a transcript, we don't know in what form. you have trump officials, according to reporting in "the washington post," who were scratching their heads because they thought this whole emphasis on ukraine and holding up aid was very odd and very strange and they may

hacer pole dance definitivo, gloria eres abuela, esposa y por quÉ lo recomienda >>> para contribuirhombros, esta disciplina te tonifica desde las uÑas hasta acÁ. y en partes donde los el cuerpo de la mujer no responde ni 5 como es la espalda. >>> miren esto. cuÁnto tiempo llevas tÚ practican dolo? >>> 3 aÑos continuo el Último aÑo no he parado y esta disciplina de constancia para que tÚ tengas beneficios >>> tienes adversidad >>> una vez que descubrÍ que me tonificaba que me mantenÍa alegre y cuando tÚ estas aquÍ no puedes pensar en otra cosa mÁs que en el pole >>> sino te caes de cabeza >>> entonces antidepresivo, este te pones feliz, amas tu cuerpo algunas personas me tomaron a mal porque yo una abuela hacia eso yo una profesional abuela, youtuber nada tiene que ver, ni profesional, mi profesiÓn artÍstica como madre, esposa, como abuela y yo haga esto como disciplina deportiva una vez que lo hice rashel yo digo muchas bendiciones y de verdad las personas que lo hacen por un trabajo, yo lo hago por deporte >>> por deporte, por hobby queremos que nos demuestres lo que tÚ haces >>> p

manny's visiting gloria's family for about a month -- i hope.got to get him on a plane before gloria has a meltdown and changes her mind. 'cause if he doesn't go to colombia, colombia comes to me. it's happened before. [ all shouting in spanish ] [ shouting continues ] [ high-pitched voice ] what we won? oh, g

africa at coming up in the next 15 minutes the nigerians the back home from a libya to one of fame is gloria dean thought she could help their family from of the role with best a bad didn't that's had lost to a horrible yang in debian a full year from be organization of looking to ensure the good and i've this don't you try to beat if yes and a why is no peace i know bull at the same for all to twitchell gore between to canyons as nigerians will get the lowdown com correspondents eat play called stands by roti hello i'm christine one doe while come to dave's up the a news africa it's good to have you along the hope for a better life has ended in the mediterranean sea for thousands of african migrants trying to get to europe many of those who embark on the journey drowned because the vessels that carry them are not fit for the purpose before they even reach the water these libya where people hope to sit out from but for various reasons many don't make it out of the water own country and remain stranded there now nigerians make up a sizeable number of those people and since 2017 a united natio

. >>> se destapa y habla si harÁ brÁ reconciliaciÓn con su madre y si compartirÁ escenario con gloriaÁs adelante la informaciÓn deportiva quÉ ha pasado bien cubs mÁs adelante los detalles ya regresamos a un los detalles ya regresamos a un nuevo dÍa, mÁs cerca d te apresuras para ir al trabajo, con la cara enterrada en tu teléfono. ¡para! mira hacia arriba. voltea a ambos lados. es un mundo ocupado y estamos todos juntos en esto. vaya con cuidado, california. . >>> de regreso al programa es la hora deportiva seÑores. >>> asÍ es, para eso nos vamos con nuestro compaÑero frederick, oye andas por chicago verdad, cuÉntanos? >>> quÉ es eso? >>> quÉ es eso detrÁs de ti? >>> bueno, esto que estÁs viendo es la ciudad de chicago, estoy a las orillas del lago michigan la verdad asÍ amaneciÓ el clima. >>> que tal rashel un beso hermoso te quiero mucho. >>> a mÍ salÚdame antes que a james. >>> ja, ja, ja. >>> pero bueno comencemos con la informaciÓn deportiva, vamos con las chivas. porque este fin de maÑana ganÓ chivas uno a cero con un golazo. y atlas va a tener que mejorar muchÍsimo. >>> el derb

gloria. a quick word with you as well, how are you feeling about this last thomas cook flight?and. have a great time. have a nice holiday. i know vivienne... i am very sorry... you can say very little at the moment. a nice smile and business as usual, thank you! great stuff. well, thomas cook staff have been told that they can't say very much to us, but i have spoken off camera, and there are a few that are worried that if suddenly this company collapses and their jobs ultimately end, people who live here say they'll have to look for something else. there are those who are based in the uk that have been saying to me privately, what do we do, asking us for information. and what we're being told from the company here at the moment is their advice to everybody coming here on the last flight of the day, who knows, possibly the last flight, unless they are rescued, this is the situation at the moment. we'll quickly walk over here and save we can speak to these last passengers, i'll do an anneka rice and run briefly. excuse me, a quick word with the bbc, you've come from glasgow toda

what do you think, gloria? >> well, i think the president is now looking for his fourth national security adviser and that should tell us something about the stability of the president's foreign policy-making decisions. this is somebody, john bolton, who as kaitlan was saying, had some problems with the secretary of state and with the president. and it seems to me that the president, when he hired him, might have had an idea that he and bolton were going to disagree on certain things. if he had just googled john bolton, he would have found out that he is a hawk, and the president is not. he's more of an isolationist. they disagreed over a roiraq, afghanistan, venezuela. as we were talking before, the straw that broke the camel's back, clearly the disagreement over whether the taliban should have been invited to camp david, and my reporting is, echoing kaitlan's great reporting, that there was a fight between the two of them last night over this, because the fact that disagreements leaked out about this session

we fell in love. >> now the love narrative, gloria, wins out. >> right. and it makes you wonder.es you wonder why donald trump hired bolton in the first place? they disagree on just about everything, particularly something like north korea and he could have just googled the guy's name and found out exactly what he thought. so it's really no surprise in the end that over the taliban going to camp david and the question of who leaked disagreement within the administration and trump pointing the finger at bolton, it's, you know, it's no surprise that in the end it all fell apart. >> it all fell apart. >> yeah. >> of course, it should be no surprise it didn't fall apart for any substantive reason other than personal vendettas and issues. graham, you remember the scathing op ed, and many of the senior officials in his own administration are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and worse inclinations and we fully recognize what is happening and we recognize what is right even when donald trump won't. >> you know that bolton was the last adult in the room. >>

first of all, gloria, did we learn anything new?l, we confirmed -- i should say they, they confirmed the mueller report, what was in the mueller report. beyond that, there was nothing -- there was nothing new but confirming the mueller report was enough for a lot of democrats. because while corey lewandowksi -- and by the way he changed his strategy in the middle of his testimony. at the beginning he wouldn't testify. somebody must sl -- must have got tone him during the break and said you have to start cooperating or these guys could arrest you for not cooperating while under subpoena. the second half he spoke a little bit more, confirmed that he really wanted to kind of color outside of the lines in terms of approaching -- in terms of approaching sessions and in the end he didn't do it because he went on a beach vacation with his family but the democrats made the point very clearly that you knew this was wrong and that's yu you decided to say to sessions, maybe we could have dinner. i don't want to meet at doj. i'm not going to ca

gloria trevi tambiÉn acudiÓ a las redes para grabar este vÍdeo de despedida.nse en paz ". alejandro sanz tambiÉn lo despedÍa así " prÍncipe de las canciones, creaste tu propio reino capaz de dar la vuelta al mundo y a nuestros corazones. un sincero abrazo a familiares y amigos ". el puertorriqueÑo luis fonsi le dedicaba unos cariÑosos palabras " quÉ triste noticia, se nos fue el prÍncipe de la canciÓn. siempre fue una influencia muy grande para mÍ. su manera de interpretar, esa lÁgrima la garganta. descansa en paz, maestro, vuela alto ". chayanne revelÓ que el prÍncipe de la canciÓn fue uno de sus modelos a seguir en su

. >> big picture, gloria. how damning is this whistleblower complaint? >> i think it's very, very damning. i think it opens a pan dora's box. going to the credibility of the whistleblower. the whistleblower's complaint mirrors, you know, what we learned in the summary of the telephone conversation. the whistleblower was pretty accurate about that, as susan was saying. this opens a whole host of questions. were these lawyers in the white house who directed people to put these files in the file 13 or the vault or whatever you want to call it, was there a consciousness of guilt there? did they know? and were they trying to cover up or protect the president in this situation? what were the other phone calls that they also were hiding? who was the president speaking to? and what was he saying to other leaders that he should not have been saying? what did mike pence know? when the president canceled the vice president's trip to ukraine and set the energy secretary instead, did he tell the vice president why he was doing that? what was his level of knowledge ab

listen, we're focused on the senate, that's how we got all the judges in, gloria borger is with us ashe president has long taughted his accomplishment on getting these judges appointed and approved and through the process, but to hear him say it, here we are. >> yeah, well, look, he's traveling to north carolina, because of the special election, if it's not important why is he going? i mean, this president really understands that people are going to look at this election, and he said, oh, it's not a bellwether, they're going to look at this election and say, is it an indication of things to come? are the winds still blowing in the same direction they were both in the 2018 midterm elections or have things shifted? and they understand that's important? let me say he is right about keep willing control of the senate, he needs to really try to do that, he lost 40 seats in the house last time, but he really needs to keep control of the senate because as he understands, he got his judges through, he got his supreme court appointments through, and that's truly important to him, because that

>> i don't know the answer to that, gloria.now some people have had a comedic take on it, and mayor pete buttigieg had his emotional take on it. and they both work, because it's a confusing time. >> and it's very complicated because you want to laugh. but you also want to cry sometimes. and it's kind of hard to know how to react. >> okay. gloria borger, thank you for your take on all of this. >>> our special coverage of hurricane dorian will continue. the new concern now with the storm surge, with the carolinas very much in the danger zone. >>> the chaos continues in british parliament with the resignation of boris johnson's own brother. we'll talk with richard quest about this latest blow to brexit. grab some pens. would shakespeare have chosen just "some pens?" methinks tul pens would serve m'lady well. thanks. and a unicorn notebook! get everything on your list. this week's doorbuster - 300-sheet paper ream for $1; $1 in store or online from the advisors at office depot officemax. be right there baby. unlike ordinary diapers

this one was get gloria ray out of the way. and i had never seen that, and i'm honored to be the first person to be able to publish that. so being close with some of the little rock nine was wonderful. i also got to be close with a number of the white students including particularly the handful of white students who really laid their own lives on the line to support the little rock nine. and i'd like to honor one of them who happens to be here today. what's your name? no. [laughter] robin, robin woods louck who is on the back cover with a wonderful quote, and she befriended terrence in math class and shared her book with him and suffered a lot for it. she and her husband harry have become great friends, and i have to tell you a little story. terrence told me about robin and said you ought to interview robin. so i said i'm coming back out to little rock to do more research, and i'd like to interview you. and she said, why don't you just stay with us. i'd never met this woman, and she invited me to stay in her home, and she said

. >>> let's bring in our analysts, a lot to discuss, gloria. i don't want to lose sight of the fact this is history unfolding, a very historic moment in american history when the speaker of the house announces the start of a formal impeachment procedure against a sitting president of the united states. >> those of us that have covered the russian investigation, many of us sitting at this table understand that for two years the president has been investigated for that. and now at mock speed i would have to say after disclosure of the phone call, and notice of a whistleblower complaint, the democrats in congress and nancy pelosi reluctantly in a somber way talked about the president's violation of law, said he was using his power to interfere to speak with a foreign leader, to interfere in an american election, and that he seriously violated the constitution. so it seemed to me that she was saying that only after deliberation did she come to this moment. and i would have to also add that at the same time she was doing this, the senate in a bipart

and gloria, this is stunning revelation. >> it is not totally appropriate either, wolf.ou have a united states president pressuring a foreign government to in effect -- to affect the 2020 election and do his bidding against a potential political rival who was doing very well in the polls that summer if you recall. and so it's hard to understand that after all we went through on the mueller investigation, where there was all of this talk about collusion and the president saying there was no collusion with the russians, here he is saying to the ukrainians, hey, you raleigh ought to investigate this guy joe biden's son and some implicit, although not direct, according to the "wall street journal," although not direct, he's got leverage against these people who are trying to fight aggression from the russians and need this aid from our country to help them do it. it wasn't mentioned, but certainly it was the elephant in the room. or on the call. >> this is crazy. i mean, just -- i always feel like we need to do this, but if we were talking about anything like this with georg

i want to recognize my colleague gloria bonilla. you have been a staunch advocate for this for probably 20-plus years and i urge all the commissioners to approve it because it will create a happy home in commissioner gloria bonil bonilla's house as well as a happy community and city. >> president buell: thank you, commissioner. commissioner gloria bonilla. >> we had several conscience i had the unfortunate pleasure of going to various site visits to see the condition, the deteriorated, degraded condition of the peace plaza and feeling just almost heart broken about the situation. at the time that we visited -- actually, the very first visit that we were there, i was there with commissioner harrison and i think, buel, you joined us on the second visit. but in the first visit where commissioner harrison and i went, we actually witnessed a senior citizen almost fall on her face, tripping over a tile that was broken. i was -- i thought -- i mean, i already had the sense after -- or the feeling after visiting the garage and the plaza tha

back with jeff, gloria, david. he was trying to reflect questions on you krien. handed things off to secretary pompeo for a little while. he typically likes to hammer anything that he deems unfair and obviously there were a lot of legitimate questions to be asked. >> yeah. look, i think that his problem is that this is unlike anything else he's had to deal with. this is something where the evidence is right in front of them and it's much harter to spin it. there are ways that you could anticipate. and they will try and go after the whistle-blower. the lawyer representing the whistle-blower having had democratic context notwithstanding the fact that christian borthe suggested. this is a much more difficult problem for them because of this summary that was released today. you have to suspend belief to -- or what your own eyes tell you to dismiss this and same. he went out of the president's news conferences to say how not normal this is as standard operating procedure saying everybody does this. i mean, nobody knows this. we don't even know so many of the surroundi

gloria borger what did you think of what the vice president said?prise he had to come out as david said and be tough and stronger than he's been in the past, calling for an impeachment inquiry, if the white house continues to stonewall and he came directly out and called it an abuse of power, and that he said it, you know, strikes at the heart of the responsibility of the presidency. and with the flags behind him, i mean, it was a, sort of a presidential setting, as david was saying, and when biden stands in front of a lectern like that, with that backdrop, it reminds you that he was vice president, and when he talks about the presidency, he knows what he's talking about, and he was quite dismissive obviously of the charges the president raised against him and said that representable publications dismissed them, and he said the president knows that they are untrue and they are untrue, he said. so he at once defended him and then took the turn and said you know, i've got to defend the country. this isn't about me. this isn't about my family. we expec

gloria, do you think the president is relishing this fight over his mistaken hurricane forecast? it comes at the expense of other very pressing issues? >> well, i think at this point he's relishing it because he's trying to turn it around and turn it into an issue of the fake news media and what he called today corrupt reporting, still without an apology. and then went on for -- in this tweet saying there are other things the fake news media hasn't apologized for, and he went back into the witch hunt and spy gate, et cetera, et cetera, and what i think you're seeing here is the campaign, and i think this is a tack he's going to take during the campaign, which is effectively one of his enemies, which he's told us time and time again, will be the media, and this is just another way that he's -- that he's using that. >> you know, the trump campaign is actually selling markers to commemorate the president's feud with the news media over hurricane dorian. what do you make of that? >> yeah, i mean, it's -- you know, in some ways typical and not surprising. it's silly. it's also, i thin

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gloria, you have spoken with someone today who talks regularly with the president. has told you trump is not worried about the fallout of this so far. what else? >> he told me he's more worried about gun control, does he do something on that, and the issue with iran. and then ironically he said, he likes joe biden, believe it or not. he said he has compassion for joe biden. but the way the president looks at this is that he sees the whole system as so rigged and so evil that none of this has any real substance. that's what the source said. and so if you look at it, look at it this way. it's kind of like birtherism. the president creates a false narrative, then he stirs the pot along with his friend rudy giuliani, and then he lets it boil over. it doesn't matter whether there's any veracity to the charge, which there is not, but he does this pot-stirring. he's a real professional at that. and so he's not at all bothered by this. now people inside the white house who work for him are reporting shows, are worried about it. but for the president himself he's like, it's

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i haven't had a member come to me yet, any challenge on this. >> gloria, he is, of course, completelywhat that person was speaking of. what's he doing here. >> what? me worry? republicans are fine. we're fine. this is a democratic issue. i would have to say that republicans are going wait and see what the polls show. as you know, the public has been largely opposed to any kind of impeachment, and there is an early poll tonight that shows that may be shifting, but we'll have to just see and republicans may get a little more spine if they see that public opinion is shifting because this is a story that's easy to understand, and easy to digest and the more the president complains and plays the victim here, when it's pretty much in plaque and white the public may react negatively and it may not be of much difficulty for moderate republicans or moderate democrats as we saw or moderate republican senators to say, you know what? i can't go along with this. >> i also think kevin mccarthy is right. you know, maybe he missed those two comments today and maybe he's saying nobody walked up to me,

gloria borger joins us, and the author of the new book, how to read the constitution and why. that's germane to all of this. gloria, let me begin with you, we know that speaker pelosi and chairman schiff spoke over the weekend. there's no more mixed messages, she has to go all in. >> i think she was sending a very strong signal to the white house and also to her troops. you know, some of whom are getting really restless, which is to say i hear you this is different, this is important. and what she's doing, she's taking the pulse of those 40 am dids or so who won in her republican districts, in trump districts and saying, how are you guys feeling about this, she can't make a move unless they have changed their position as well. i think she still believes that impeachment would go nowhere in the senate. but at this point it's very clear she thinks this story about ukraine has taken it to a different level for her. and we heard that from adam schiff who said basically the rubicon may have been crossed. >> that's the democrats. on the flip side, kim, m.i.itt romney is one who has

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