i think gloria was on the same show was that he scorned bolton.an institution in washington and even though there are people who don't like the things he's done and he's got a lot of relationships. >> yep. >> his fingerprints in my view, are all over a lot of these stories because he was a witness to a lot of these things and this is the most obvious example. i think this will be a problem for the president and all of these people he scorned have no reason to do him any favors here. >> go ahead, gloria. >> i want to add to what david is saying and you talk about changing republicans' minds and they're not going to shift until public opinion shifts ahead of them and then they would follow and the question i have hearing mcmaster today and how they're refusing who was asked according to a story he said he would not do. >> where is mat? secretary of defense and these people who are no longer in the administration would have a great deal of impact if they came out together and said this is a problem. i don't know, david, maybe they would have some imp

so i think republicans -- gloria, i think republicans feel like they should do that initially. she can have all these subsequent votes. let's have a vote to begin the proceedings initially. >> well, judge howell in the district court just last week said that's not necessary. >> you don't need it, right. >> and they're going to take that vote anyway at the end of this week. so i mean, you know, these procedural objections to how the democrats are proceeding, they will persuade a certain number of people who i think are already persuaded. but, you know, the ultimate issue is, is the president's conduct impeachable? and at some point it looks like the house of representatives is going to have to make a decision on that, and that's a substantive issue, not a procedural one. >> gloria, how much of the time line do you think is -- >> well, it's a political issue too, jeff. >> sure. >> this time line is moving very quickly. this whole thing is fast tracked. the democrats are well aware that they want this to end. as david points out, they want this to end before january, and caitlyn p

gloria, why is this se significant, the it many from bill taylor? >> bill taylor comes to congress as a very credible witness first of all, i have to say. he's somebody who's in the government but not going to remain there. did this out of the goodness of his heart because he cared what was going on in ukraine. he has another job to go back to and nothing to lose here and absolutely no one to please. what he is saying effectively corroborates in a way what sondland was saying. which is, that there was some concern about the politics of all of this and that the money could be being held up because of the president's political concerns. now, sondland says, well, there were other reasons. maybe corruption. maybe other countries in the eu weren't giving ukraine enough money, but this was part of their conversation, and as you were pointing out, when taylor finally texts sondland and says, oh, my gosh. we can't do this. this is ridiculous. it's about politics. there's this hours gap and sondland calls the president, says what's going on? is there some ki

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the show turned the cast into none more so than sofia vea.rna became a star playing gloria. >> gloria'sbout to take her citizenship test. >> reporter: the young single immigrant mom who marries jay pritchett, a much older divorcee, who's played by ed o'neill. >> do you really think someone young and beautiful like that is going to fall in love with a rich older person? never happens. >> i always wanted to play gloria in a way that reminded me of the woman that i used to live with in columbia. i lived half of m life iny south america. so that wasn't very hard for me play her. >> reporter: she's now an international star, becoming one of the faces of pepsi. >> one diet plse. >> reporter: did it feel lik iay t good-bye? >> no. i don't understand why we can't be like "law & order," that we can't keep going on and on and on. i don't understand it. >> reporter: julie bowen and ty burrell are clair and dunphy. the straight-laced mom and goofy dad who try to keep it all together while raising three children. >> who's your favorite character? >> there's something that ty burrell has done with th

let me bring in gloria back in right now.n important bit of this is this a trump ally now saying he was directed to go through giuliani. i mean, what does this mean for forget giuliani for a second. what does this mean for president trump? >> well, it means that president trump was going outside the normal circles, outside his national security circles and potentially outside the state department. we have to hear where pompeo was in all of this. but imagine if you're these three guys, ambassador volker, secretary of energy perry and sondland. you come back from the inauguration, you're all pumped as one of my sources said to me. they think they can get this meeting between zelensky and the president said go to the white house. on may 23rd they sit down with the president, tell him things are going great over there, you need to meet with zelensky and he goes talk to rudy. and they're asking themselves, what, talk to rudy, and president says i don't think things are going so well over there, they're corrupt over there. and thes

i want to bring in dana bash and gloria borger to talk about this. what did you make of this that he said, yes, aid was tied to an investigation, and he said elections have consequences and get over it. >> he tried to portray this as business as usual. there is nothing wrong with this. he made the case. what's wrong with asking a leader to cooperate with the justice department in investigating corruption in our own country? he didn't care that it was about the 2016 election. on every single point, he made the case nothing wrong. we do business that way, business has always been done that way, and there is nothing nefarious, there was no cover-up, business as usual. what was very telling was that before they released the summary of the call, they called the justice department, he said, and had them look at it, and i guess the justice department thought that it was just fine. so he keeps saying, we do this all the time regarding foreign policy. nothing wrong. if rudy giuliani is going to be working on this for the president, so be it, we all work for t

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and that presents a dilemma for gloria she's a lesbian activist who had a strict christian upbringing her mother's a pastor the church's homophobic stance has always been an issue for her. to go out with and. sometimes it's ward other days it's hard for you to sit through or someone with that is just say that. was one of the fun where. every weekend all saints cathedral income paula hosts a number of weddings but only between men and women. homosexuality was 1st formally criminalized in uganda after the introduction of christianity. was. the cathedrals provost rebecca new gagnon is opposed to tolerance. if you are a nut freakout who has grown up in the culture of africa it's something that has always been for a need to us yeah but also as a church minister who reads the scriptures i also find it difficult to accept it because homosexuality is seen just as like any other scene it is laid just like if i went and stole something i have sinned i cannot. say well i was dealing because of hungry no. l g b t people continue to be stigmatized by both the church and politicians and are often t

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back with carl bernstein, gloria borger, jeff toobin. the fact that the president is talking about no quid pro quo time line makes no sense. the fact before he is in offices feeling pressure from giuliani and trump world. >> you know, what's so extraordinary about in story is that every single piece so far fits together. now, usually not the case. usually there is sort of weird stray facts. everything that's coming out suggests that the only interest root of jowlny or donald trump or anyone allied with him in ukraine was getting dirt on the political opponents and figuring out what happened in 2016 with the mysterious server. that's the only interest they had in ukraine. and every fact that has come out, whether it's from trump personally or through witnesses like taylor who had secondhand information, suggests the same thing. and this -- what rene's story gives us some sense of the origin of how early in the process in obsession with barisma and 2016 came up. >> gloria it's fascinating. you mention you got in president -- the guy who is

gloria, what do we know about trump's relationship with senator portman? >> we know that portman is from a very important state. important state to the president. we know he's more moderate than the president of the united states but he hasn't been, kind of walked a fine line, and we also know one thing about portman. which is, he told the president one more thing, which is, if you don't approve this aid it's going to vaporize. it's going to go away, because we go into another year and the ukrainians are never going to be able to get this money back and there's going to be hell to pay. the role portman made is sort of the truth teller to the president saying you'll have big problems on your hands and all roads lead to you. i think somebody who kind of called him out of frustration, perhaps, and because he understood as ryan is saying that there was bipartisan support for this money being released and that nobody could understand exactly why it was being held up. >> yep. we'll keep chipping away with our reporting to understand what it was, why that, why di

. >>> joining me is gloria borger, jeffrey toobin, and david irvin who is now a washington corporate lobbyist. jeff, does this upcoming vote, does it put democrats in a stronger position or is it, as kevin mccarthy is saying, democrats backtracking? >> i think it pus them mostly in a stronger position. i think what it's really about is that there has been a plan among the democrats from almost the beginning of this process to make an article of impeachment about failure to cooperate with congress. failure to answer subpoenas, failure to answer witnesses and documents. this resolution will eliminate one of the arguments that the administration has used to refuse to produce documents and they will still refuse to produce all that material. so i think it's really designed to build up the article of impeachment. i don't think it's going to get the trump administration to yield on the issues of allowing people to testify. >> gloria, the idea that the congressman was just saying that it's going to be staff members doing the questioning as opposed to members of congress, we haven't seen tha

for that to be an admission is an extraordinary thing. >> gloria?i say that none of this public reaction from cornyn and others -- today, you have mitt romney. it doesn't happen in a vacuum. there's a lot of stuff coming at them. also syria, which ways heavily on them. they've been very outspoken about it. you put it all together, donald trump has a lot of political loyalty because he is popular with the republican base but has absolutely no personal loyalty from any of these republicans. and if he were to tank in popularity, they would go their own way in a minute. and we'll have to say what happens, but you can just sense that frustration on capitol hill. >> certainly, paul, his defense, right, when he said no quid pro quo, obviously then he himself in that publicly said i hope they investigate the bidens, never mind mick mulvaney. then he calls the whole thing a hoax and slammed the whistle-blower, which he tried to do dpen here today. >> what happened to the whistle-blower? they're gone because they've been discredited. these whistle-blowers, th

gloria and ra mauled onaldo, yo thoughts on bill barr in all this? >> probably presented with a lot of evidence, as was said and said, go ahead. you know? if he felt they had a case, that he did not stand in the way. so you know, if he thought they did not have a case, then i think he would have said otherwise. >> are nronaldo, down the road, barr needs to recuse himself from x, y and z? >> barr raised a lot of questions certainly about his, you know, whether or not he's acting on behalf of donald trump versus acting on behalf of the american people. a lot of people will have concerns about his involvement here. there was a lot of speculation when the cohen investigation, the investigation that ultimately went into the trump organization closed down he a role in that. as a former prosecutor i don't believe in coincidences, brooke. seems coincidental he was there today. it will generate questions. if i was advising attorney general pabarr i would stay awa from this investigation and the details as much as possible. >> if this is high-profile, ask the

it does not appear to hit that standard by what everyone is saying legally. >> gloria, this comes ins the washington post/share school poll and the majority of voters now back the impeachment inquiry, 58%. that includes three in ten of democrats which is a third of democrats would be significant if it is borne out of other polls and unclear if that will happen and 57% of independence and if they're accurate and how they're moving how significant is it? >> it's up substantially from where i was just a month or two ago, and i think it would show a change in the american electorate, but again, this thing is just starting, erin, and so people are focused on this, and then it will recede a little bit, i would predict and we have to see how this all plays out. we still know that generally, although it's down a little bit republicans are still quite loyal to this president and don't by and large support an impeachment inquiry, although that's up, but i, you know, i do think these things are dangerous right now to read too much into -- >> they absolutely are because it's unclear. it's early,

let's get some perspective from carl bernstein, also gloria borger and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, i mean the republicans sort of -- the oddest storming of a secure location i've seen. >> my favorite part of the protest was that several of the protesters were actually members of the committee who were inside. so they had every right to be inside even though they were protesting. so in that solidarity, i am protesting my failure to be allowed on "ac 360" while being on "ac 360." i think that's the level of protest that we saw today. so consider that -- >> carl, i mean is this -- is it just a publicity stunt? is it, you know, a sign of where we're headed? what do you make of it? >> i think it's an indication of the total lack of interest in the republicans in the house and senate at getting at the truth and confronting the abuse of power by the president of the united states. we have a situation now that there are three things happening at the same time with the president. he has undermined the national security of the united states by engaging a foreign power to subvert our

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. >> gloria, "the wall street journal" is reporting that rudy giuliani had lunch with these two guystting ready to board this international flight to frankfurt. watch how the president, just a little while ago, responded to all of this. >> i don't know those gentlemen. it's possible i have a picture with them because i have a picture with everybody. i have a picture with everybody here. someone said there may be a picture at a fund-raiser or somewhere. i have pictures with everybody. i don't know if there's anybody i don't have pictures with. i don't know them. i don't know about them. i don't know what they do. but i don't know, maybe they were clients of rudy. you would have to ask rudy. i just don't know. >> ask rudy. i think if he took a picture with them, he doesn't remember. clearly, they know rudy. they weren't hiding out. >> we have a picture that the president himself tweeted. >> right. right. >> parnas posted on facebook. here is a picture. >> so maybe he has a picture. >> that lev parnas posted. >> right. so they were proud of their access to the president. clearly garnere

gloria, the president as we've just been reporting, he did have advanced knowledge of this effort by a couple dozen republican members of the house to storm the skiff, the room where highly classified information is shared, secured compartmented information facility. the president apparently knew about it in advance. >> well, it's a stunt. it's theatrical. the president is an entertainer, and if he knew about it and approved of it, it doesn't really surprise me. what does surprise me, quite honestly, is that members of congress wouldn't know that you cannot take your cell phones into a skiff, that you could damage the integrity of the secure location by doing that, and that that is against the rules of the house. you want to demonstrate, you want to hold a press conference, you want to say they're not handling this properly -- and by the way, process is the main argument. it doesn't seem to be much of an argument about what the president did. then there are other ways to do it but doing it this way was clearly a stunt. >> you would think these members, bianna, would know about the se

gloria, let us start with what we just heard from john thune, to be quite honest. because i was going to begin with reading some more of bill taylor's statement. i'll read one line from bill taylor's opening statement just to set the groundwork here. this is one a lot of folks have read. then i exhibit to get to john thune. here's what bill taylor said in part in august and september of this year i became increasingly concerned that a relationship with you crane was being fundamentally undermined by an irregular and formal channel of u.s. policy making and by the withholding of vital security assistance for domestic mr. ill reasons. that's one of self times that bill taylor talks directly to this. and now you have john thune, a member of the republican leadership in the senate saying this picture is not a good one. >> of course. and you know despite what congressman brooks is doing. you know when you don't have the facts, maybe you argue the process. and when you look a at the testimony of taylor yesterday, you see somebody who is a 50-year public servant, credible

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i have theresa palmer and gloria. anyone else who wishes to provide public comment, please line up on my left. >> good morning, thank you for the opportunity to speak today. i am the director of programs and administration at northeast medical services. c.p.m.c. and nems have a partnership s.we serve 32000 med-cal patients. we provide specialty care and care coordination. while c.p.m.c. serves as the hospital partner and provides diagnostic services. we have worked together to serve the tenderloin in our contract with st. anthonys but through contracts with three independent providers in the tenderloin area. c.p.m.c. is the partner for all four providers as well as the clinic on ellis street. in total we serve a little over 2600 in the area. we will work together to serve our patients and residents of the tenderloin. thank you. >> next speaker, please. if you could line up on the left, we won't lose time between speakers. please come up. thank you. [please stand by] >> they want to refrain from the long-term commitmen

gloria, thank you very much. in washington. >> sure. >>> special coverage continues with "the lead" right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news -- >>> welcome to a special edition of "the lead." the white house in crisis. i'm jake tapper in washington. we begin with breaking news in the politics lead. moments ago house democratic leaders fired back at secretary of state mike pompeo accused him of potential obstruction after pompeo claimed democrats were intimidating and bullying state department officials who the democrats plan to depose. pompeo tweeted "let me be clear. i will not tolerate such tactics and i will use all means at me deposal to intimidate dedicated professionals i am proud to lead and serve alongside the department of

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they were dead last at the halfway point, but they were singing "gloria" by season's end. ♪ gloria ♪e always on the run now ♪ running after somebody >> blues fans singing their good luck victory anthem again last night as the team raises their championship banner to the rafters. they're hosting the washington capitals, champs from two seasons ago. the blues started fast, scoring the first two goals of the game, but in overtime, it was jacob brianna who was fast, blowing past the defense to get this game-winner. the former first-rounder out of the czech republic giving the nation's capital the win on opening night. caps win, 3-2. >>> the nba season's just around the corner and pelicans fans hoping to see a lot of this. lonzo ball to zion williamson for the alley-oop off the back board dunk. new orleans' new dynamic duo showing promise in just the second day of camp. we'll get to see it for real when they open against the defending champs toronto raptors october 22nd. that's on our sister channel tnt. >> it will be a very fun team to watch this season, no doubt about that. coy wire, go

. >> gloria, what do you make of this aggressive tone that house democrats have struck in response?> well they're pushing right back. he's just going to push right back. he accused them in words using intimidate, bully and treat improperly the distinguished professionals the state department. and then they respond and say, well we're not trying to do. thaur -- you're trying to intimidate us and the more you do this, the more we'll say this is obstruction. and so they have to figure out a way to deal with this because they want to get the information. i think has your point. >> that is what they need. they need the information. >> they need the information. so having these kind of fights, these are initial skirmishes and hopefully they'll get beyond that and get people up there. but they are pushing because they want to get this done really quickly. >> but can they get beyond it to the information, sabrina? because we've seen this time and again with the trump administration stonewalling and it's quite effective for them. >> it was certainly effective when it cams to the russia inves

gloria, i wonder how republicans, if not trying to defend the president's actions, they've been kindrying to change the subject on what they were. if this doesn't make their job a whole lot harder. >> no, and i think some may duck and cover pto a certain degree. they may want an investigation into the bidens, but i doubt they want china to do that investigation. somebody else ought to be doing it. this is so reminiscent to me of donald trump during the election saying, russia, if you're out there and you've got hillary clinton emails, i think you ought to release those emails. i also have a question of whether the president, in a way, is trying to inoculate himself against further stories about phone calls and whoever else he might have spoken with, and he could say, look, i said that publicly, why wouldn't i say that privately? >> inoculate himself and normalize it. >> right. >> by saying it over and over again, he's trying to send a signal to reporters, this is obviously no big deal because i'm talking about it. this is not a bad thing i'm doing this. why would i admit it if it was

that is going to be one of the fascinating things to watch on the debate stage. >> you heard, gloria,e sanders over the weekend say that difference between him and elizabeth warren is she's a self-declared capitalist and he's a democratic socialist. >> right. i don't know how much that will help him with the electorate at large but maybe he feels that's a way to distinguish himself from elizabeth warren. we have to look at him on this stage. he's come back from a heart attack. he has to prove that he's still vigorous after and i think he sees elizabeth warren going up at his expense. so they played nice together on the stage before. the question is will he do that again with her this time or will he try and carve out differences between them. and also another thing we have to watch is how everybody treats joe biden on this stage. they've backed off of the hunter biden affair. the worst thing anybody has ever said that perhaps they wouldn't put anyone in their family on a board of a foreign country while they were in office. biden has his own ethics plan that he's put out before this d

. >> gloria estuvo sin energía por mas de 8 horas, >> para carlos quien trabaja en la cocina de un restaurantesería un golpe a su bolsillo. muchas pérdidas son millonarias pero la recomendación es estar preparados, si a usted le van a cortar el suministro de eléctrico le van a avisar, debe estar atentos algún anuncio que les puedan hacer. >> muchas gracias andrés, noticiero telemundo 48 enlazamos a ver que dice pgna >>esta haciendo preguntas, sobre la manera en que trataran de comunicarse con las personas y darles a conocer como serán afectados, será por medio de teléfono mensajes de texto. >> el condado contracosta no esta entre los los mantienen informados para evitar emergencias y están preparados. a las 5 de la tarde venció el plazo para que las personas afectada por incendios forestales aplicaran para una ayuda, los abogados que los representaban dijo que la mayoría no presento el informe de tres páginas. >> el gobernador perdono la pena de dos jóvenes sentenciados a cadena perpetua quiénes ahora podrán solicitar libertad provisional >> comenzando el martes el gobierno federal tomará mues

gloria, let me play a clip of what mulvaney said today. >> this is a corrupt place. i don't want to send him a bunch of money. did he also mention the corruption related to the dnc server? absolutely. no question. that's it. that's why we held up the money. we look back to 2016 was part of the thing he was worried about in corruption with that nation. i have news for everybody. get over it. there's going to be political influence in foreign policy. the president asked rick perry to work with mr. giuliani. you may not like the fact that juli giuliani was involved. that's great. it's fine. it's not impeachable. the president gets to use who he wants to use. >> that's the strategy at least for mulvaney's part to admit everything. >> it's the rudy giuliani strategy, get it out there and say it, i did it, no big deal, except it's a big deal and the people at the department of justice also thought that it was a big deal because what he was doing was saying that money was held up because of corruption, because other countries pay more. you know, for defense and for cooperat

>> i think that gloria is right.his is a judge sanctioning this effort saying this is a valid inquiry and making a very important ruling saying that it qualify as a judicial proceeding within the meaning of the status and because of a recent d.c. circuit decision called mckeever designed to with stand is that scrutiny but they might win on the merits here. i think this -- the point about having the public integrity, there are key pieces of information and this is a judge saying we can't have this country go through the entire process of an impeachment to later find out critical pieces of information they didn't know. the critical redactions are related to donald trump's foreknowledge of wikileaks releases of hacked materials and his knowledge about the trump tower meeting in which his son met with russian officials promising dirt on hillary clint clinton, two critical unanswered questions. >> and nancy pelosi wanted a narrow impeachment inquiry focus in on ukraine. but now with all of this potential new evidence abou

gloria, j.w., was there anything else there? >> i think you covered it. he was clearly defensive on syria and the syria decision as well, and kept going back to the campaign rally in dallas saying, you know, the place went crazy when i said we're going to bring our troops back home. what i think we're witnessing here is a president who is nervous, he is worried, he is full of grievance. i think we saw his inner dialogue in a funny way go public. this is what he is thinking. and as he we'aves these conspiracy theories about schiff being the whistleblower and emmolumen emmoluments, we got a glimpse into his real thoughts. one thing about donald trump, he tells you what he's thinking and it can be disconcerting at the very least. >> it does not feel cohesive or linear for sure. let's talk about syria, because he was saying it would be much easier for me to let our soldiers be there, let them continue to die, i go out to dover and meet parents. it's the most unpleasant thing i do. he said it would be easier for him to leave soldiers over there to die. >> this

. >> let's say he was joking, which he wasn't to gloria point.china aware that he was being sarcastic? this is the problem. did they talk to the chinese and say, oh, fyi, he was joking. >> because he's such a comedian and a cut-up. >> let me let jeffrey and nia. go ahead. >> he's -- he's not as funny as i am. >> that is true. >> so i think it's unlikely. it is just preposterous. all you have to do is look at his entertainment about china, he wasn't joking. his whole defense is that there is nothing wrong with asking ukraine or asking china or italy or any of the countries that are now involved to help gather dirt. so why is that a joke? it is not a joke. that is his defense. >> reporting shows he at least brought up biden while on the phone with china, brought up biden as well as warren. was that just a joke? was he telling a joke about elizabeth warren or joe biden? unlikely. and we also know that he did this with ukraine. we're in the middle of a conversation based on a transcript that he said ukraine, please investigate biden. so it is utterly

also joining us as well, chief political analyst gloria borger, jeffrey toobin and van jones, host of cnn's the van jones show. jeffrey toobin, i want to start with you with the news of the last hour or so. the subpoena that has gone to the white house now from these committees, what does that change? >> it's actually very important because people may remember that ever since the democrats have taken over the house of representatives, they've sent a lot of subpoenas to the white house, many of which have not been responded to, have not had the information or the testimony supplied. and the democrats have gone to court. and those cases are, as court cases tend to be, on a slow boat to nowhere. nothing is much happening. this is different because it's quite clear, as you said with congressman carson, that if the president refuses to honor these subpoenas, they are simply not going to go to court. they are going to add another article of impeachment just as there was an article of impeachment against richard nixon that the house judiciary committee passed in 1974 on the ground that he is

and cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger. let's start with you. this system, this opening statement is scathing. what do you think? >> it is, and stunning and very sad, actually. i mean, you have a career diplomat talking about how the state department is being attacked and hollowed out from within, and how this can harm our nation's interests, perhaps irreparably, and she tells a story. as a career diplomat of being called on the carpet, effectively by john sullivan who has been nominated to be the ambassador of russia. look, the president no longer has faith in you, and that, you know, he said this is not doing your job, and she was allowed to come back and still remain as part of the state department but it wasn't for cause and there had been a concerted campaign. >> right. >> and so he had to actually tell her that, and here she is now, and i'm not surprised she wanted to tell her story. but it's a story that's really going to reverberate around this country and around the world, i think, because she was removed for reasons regarding what rudy