we hein a chairman -- even had a chairman represent from the chairman's position that a number of times in that president , that trump made clear that he was threatening the ukrainian president. either get dirt on vice president biden or else. you're not going to get help -- or else you're not going to get help. we know joe biden did that. he's on video. the press doesn't want to talk about that. at least not the mainstream. but anyway. they knew that president trump could not afford to release a transcript of the conversation so they knew whatever they were going to say about what was in the conversation, that would be the mantra. but it turns out president trump did release the transcript of the conversation and so that kind of messed up the strategy there. they were already talking about the president doing a cover-up, because that was the strategy. look, first we'll have this gossipmonger, call him a whistleblower, we'll change the les by other obama loyalists still in the intelligence arena in our government, we'll change the rules because it's always been a rule and a good one, yo

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today it's still used for welding hammering shortening or lengthening ships the smell of rust and iron heins in the sea air here we find the european solidarity center the heart of liberal poland. we meet the hero of the solid honest movements less for ones still a non-conformist even the surety is wearing seems to be an open challenge directed at poland's current governments it reads constitution in quotation marks. nobel peace prize winner and former polish president but then co-founder and leader of the solid donnish movement. question here. feel technically speaking it was our sally darn movement that eventually led to the fall of the wall. but political leaders at the time and the whole world can see that communism was coming to an end the time was ripe for change. in the spring of 2019 celebrated its 13th annual round table a further polish democratic convention the anniversary was marked by a container outside the center the conservative government did not send any form of congratulations at selling absence. the government is more concerned with supporting people like albert but let's

authorities to judge i'm joined now in the studio by did abuse investigative reporter mathias fun hein part of the team that put that report together for us good morning to you mathias you've talked to a lot of people on the ground in cost of oh why has cost of a chosen to bring its citizens back something no other european country so far as decided to do. things the cause of us figured that it's best sort of to keep your enemies close and we talked to felt as mccauley the national coordinator for counterterrorism must think we saw him just in the video and he told us that he believes that if they brings those fighters and their families back in a controlled way if they mounted told them closely they pose less of a sweat then left to stay in those camps and also in syria forever with the danger of them maybe slipping away and returning to kosovo undetected and then there's another argument it's a constitutional arguments the cost of a constitution apply just the government to take care of its citizens wherever they are and then thirdly the kurds urging the international community to ta

are at it with tulsi gabbard, they are grooming her like a hi hipster beard, everyoe has to beg her heine u -- to ru, president, most americans. tulsi gabbard, taking that russia dig as a shot over the bow and eager too return fire, only ones who don't want to see hillary do the damn thing are the actual democrats and clumsy lackeys like former mayor willie brown. who wrote an op-ed, who should run against president trump, how about hillary clinton. when he is not busy smearing kamala harris as a political hooker. stop waffling, no more passive aggressive, i know how politics really work, it was the russians, put up or shut up hillary, and let tulsi gabbard and elizabeth warren break the glass ceiling with your warn out political carcass. that is the memo. kennedy: failing "new york times" report that democrat leaders are anxious about current crop of 2020 candidates. is hillary just waiting for an invitation on the silver platter or what. we meet the party panel, finally a lady on the pan them week, kat timpf, she joined for first time. by democratic strategist, and celtic strategies llc

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and you lack oppen hein claim no wrongdoing , now the on-air talent over there at nbc appeared to beo angry, they can no longer contain themselves. just last week, chris hayes on the air suggested that lack and hoffenheim's denials denials are not credible, the guy who is opposite o of us in a cloud. watch this. >> accusations of people in authority in this building that had been complacent in some way in shielding those guys in accountability, those accusations are very hard to stomach. whether rowan we have independently confirmed that nbc news did that. that that did happen, he was told to positive reporting. >> tucker: senior correspondent from variety. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> it seems like this would be the beginning rather than the end of the conversation. there is rachel maddow, who is the most prominent female anchor at that company saying, yes, it's true. our company copied covered up for harvey weinstein. how can that be the end of? >> she went on her show and she also spoke about this whole saga and spoke about her whole network, she's dedic

. >> 65% hein wins. >> i would say 60% when he but that's like donald trump and this environment, i mean, hell, who knows, he could be impeached then.n now and like there's a whole hell of a lot of -- that's just a guess. it's i guess. >> he could be impeached, which is basically being indicted. there will never be a trial where he is kicked out of office in the united states senate because we control the senate, number one. number two, 55% chance he gets reelected. >> folks, we're out of time. we want to thank the great people at the "texas tribune" for having us. [applause] and i need to thank pfizer for the wonderful sponsorship, thank my brilliant panels here for making this sound smart. stick around for the next panel. jim jordan and mark meadows and chip roy, it will be a fun conversation and i'll be signing copies of my twice affirmation book at noon. this guy has a copy. thank you, guys here [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] there's a look at life events coming up today on the c-span networks.

lemonis: don't you think they need hein the business, not out of the business?: i understand where you're going. lemonis: i'm not trying to go anywhere. i'm not seeing you helping them put food out or clean up. ewell: no, i'm a p.r. guy. just doing that simple facebook thing boosted their business. lemonis: but they only have 3,000 likes on facebook. the real help they need is in their daily operation. expansion is great, but they have to get this one right first. you want them to run a profitable business. ewell: i want to see them get their systems in order. lemonis: are you gonna help do that? ewell: like you play to your strengths, i want to play to my strength. lemonis: once i can get comfortable that the processes are right, then i'm fine with opening up the floodgates for you to do some marketing. but first things first. ewell: i have a different vision than you. lemonis: you do? my vision is that somebody needs to manage the place. ewell: you need to open your eyes a little bit. lemonis: i need to open my eyes? ewell: yes. lemonis: i'm open. what am i mi

had his decision been upheld by the virginia court of appeals, all slavery in virginia might because hein 1806, took the broad view in that opinion. but the attorney for the indians, when he took the case to the next level, argued that ofis is not a common case mirror blacks suing for their freedom but of persons who are perfectly white. court agreed that the indians were not mere blacks, stating that white persons are and ever have been free in this country. thus, the virginia court ,in 1806, declared native americans to be perfectly white. other states followed virginia's lead, and native americans were freed from slavery, at least east of the mississippi, well before the 13th amendment to the constitution in 1865. indians remained enslaved after the civil war, though, in new mexico. even the indian commissioner there held native american children in bondage. the 14th amendment to the constitution defined american citizenship as someone born here. it would be hard to argue that native americans did not fit that definition. and yet, that argument was made. 56 years after the 14th amendme

the good news is hein the lower. a little different rhetoric from the primary. thank you so much for joining us. light on fore 30,000 customers. they warned that more power shutdowns as wind gusts pickup. what is the biggest hurdle now to bring power back? actually, it's an event coming up on tuesday night into wednesday where the company has up toeople from extract 100 mile per hour winds. the potential wally are restoring power to a number of people, quite a number, these are all large numbers, coming as of tuesday, there could be lots more outages. it is a matter of going from bad to worse. shareholders, for the bondholders, things look very gloomy given that there is a real expectation that these are potentially going to be in the billions of dollars in damages before the fire season is over. nobody really knows when the fire season is over. d.c. we've had to the president and asked the death of the isis leader. >> he was a sick and depraved man. now he is gone. he was vicious. he was violent. he died in a vicious and violent way as a coward, running in crim

month, hein the last has been number one in nevada. is merely tied in iowa -- n early tied in iowa. in september, he was number one in new hampshire. that is where bernie is at. more than anybody else. when you say bernie cannot win, you are lying to the american people. win, bernie will win! [crowd chanting "bernie will win"] mr. moore: and finally, people said he cannot win because, bernie is a socialist! [crowd cheering] when they say that on tv, they should always say that the american people have loved socialism for the last seven years. the american people love their social security. the american people love having a free public school. the american people love medicare and medicaid. the american people love their fire department. .hese are all social what they don't really want to do is tell you the truth. they don't want to tell you the truth. if we structured our economic policies differently, if we structured them with democracy instead of a feudal system called capitalism, and if not for -- it is not the capitalism of your great grandparents. it is a new form of greed and

before the close mike has more on the market internals today as we're trying to push a 400-point game heined s&p 500 the rsp etf. look at the lagging behavior actually on a one-day basis it's lagging. and as you see there, also on a week-to-gats pb today th week-to-date basis the average stock not doing so well if you want to look at the breakdown of up and down volume, it's positive. it's about 70% to 30% up to down volume but that's not necessarily something where you would say, this is an overwhelming buying frenzy that essentially means it's a huge breadth. this has a little bit of a shave of investors who got caught not owning enough stop and panicking back in. >> overall, volumes lame. >> you're right, it's not necessarily people rushing in and buying loads of individual names. >> you have tech leading the way. apple seeing some really nice gains. >> it's apple, it's microsoft, a lot of the bigger names. in fact, a lot of the winners for the year are at the top of the s&p 500. this is buying the old leaders today. >> makes sense here we've got just over two minutes to go. we are in t

live with the burden of often overwhelming overhead noise especially as the mrits become more stream heine period and precise. where i live in minnesota we are impacted by the noise and the city has come up with some measures to address and mitigate these issues which i applaud. although i wasn't in office for the passage of the 2018 faa re-authorization, i'm encouraged by many of the provisions that address these noise concerns and problems nationwide. mr. elwell and mr. shabbat, i would like to ask you a few questions on the status and intended outcomes on a few of those provisions if you don't mind. section 189 instructs the faa to conduct a study on the potential health and impact on everflight noise. you entered into a partnership for this research which is a great first step. can you tell me a little bit more about the parameters of this study on how you're awaiting the effect and noise like our city in e good afternoon? >> thank you very much for that question, miss craig. we have entered into an agreement with m.i.t. in boston university on the commencement on that and i can get ba

. >> he could talk about the changes he is making and quite frankly if stress endeuces hein attacks,ress him out. i have to keep doing what -- >> what if he doesn't need to do four rallies a day. he had a major medical event. to continue to power through as though nothing has happened is actually sending a terrible message to americans. >> and in that moment. it is a lesson to listen to their body. these are men and women running for joe biden. president trump is in his 70s. the pace they go at is not typical, but he had that moment. and i think somebody probably on his campaign said that you were a little too vulnerable and people are going to be worried about your health. >> but this is a general dilution. that you can cover through anything including a heart attack. hillary clinton hem sremember sd walking pneumonia. that's when she made her deplorables company. and it is more important when they talk about that. bernie says he can't give us a tick tock on it. you write in part that when we live in a perpetual cycle about rage, we're depleted, run down, and sleep deprived and phys