henry hyde was the foremost champion for the right to life that congress will ever know. d henry spoke words that i heard long ago and i have never been able to shake them. comes aswhen the time it truly will when we face that awesome moment of the final judgment, i have often thought that it would be a terrible moment of loneliness. you have no advocate. you are standing alone before god and terror will grip your soul like nothing you could ever imagine. thinknry said -- i really that those of the pro-life movement will not be a low. i think there will be a chorus of voices that have never been heard in this world that are heard beautifully and clearly in the next. forthey will speak up everyone that has been in this movement. themwill say -- spare because they loved us. you for loving them too. [applause] it has been a joy to be with you here tonight. thank you to all you do to advance the cause for life and supporting this great march for life. so important in the life of our nation. the men and women in this room are the foot soldiers of this movement. enables millions

. >> the house managers recommended by the chair of the judiciary committee, henry hyde. >> the 13 houseublicans, the impeachment trial managers have a job in the senate trial of making a case for the removal of the president as they prepare, each will find different pieces of evidence in the case against bill clinton. >> is house managers build their case it was up to the senate to decide how things would actually work. a crucial decision is whether to take direct testimony from witnesses. >> managers believe we should present witnesses and make a case but it is totally a decision of the senate. >> there are many unanswered procedural questions. >> a lot of details, the witnesses are cross-examined. >> the on it senate trial the president was 130 years ago when andrew johnson was acquitted. >> there is no manual for how you conduct a trial so this was very controversial. >> despite the desire to present evidence and witnesses the managers realized the senate had other intentions. >> it was in republican hands but the senate clearly did not want to dirty its hands with impeachment. >> th

. >> the house managers, are recommended by the chair of the judiciary committee, in this case, henry hyde the 13 house republicans, the so-called impeachment trial managers, have the job, in the senate trial, of making the case for the removal of the president. as they prepare, each is expected to focus on different pieces of evidence in the case against bill clinton. >> while the house managers built their case, it was up to the senate to decide how things would actually work. >> a crucial decision is whether to take direct testimony from witnesses. >> most of our managers believed that we should be allowed to present the evidence, present witnesses, and make a case, but it's ultimately the decision of the senate. >> there are many unanswered procedural questions. >> there's a lot of details -- when we would meet, would we hear from witnesses, would there be witnesses cross-examined? the only senate trial of a president was 130 years ago, when andrew johnson was acquitted. >> they didn't keep the records of how the trial was conducted, so there literally was no manual, no set of rules fo

at 3:00 on december 15, house judiciary chairman henry hyde delivered the articles of impeachment to poised to begin the first such proceedings in 130 years. but 12 hours before debate was set to begin, it was put on hold. >> good evening. earlier today, i ordered america's armed forces to strike military and security targets in iraq. >> impeachment would have to wait. >> with an imminent impeachment vote looming in the house, the nation's attention was briefly distracted. >> i have ordered a strong, sustained series of air strikes against iraq. >> president clinton ordered the strikes, known as operation desert fox, after iraqi leader saddam hussein refused to cooperate with u.n. weapons inspectors. >> we are delivering a powerful message to saddam -- "if you act recklessly, you will pay a heavy price." >> as hundreds of missiles rained down on iraq, the impeachment debate was set aside -- momentarily. >> the house's historic impeachment debate was originally set to begin thursday but is now delayed for at least a few days. >> the delay caused some republicans to question the timing

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abortion with henry hyde, doing things to make sure we didn't have federal funds for that. one congressman with the coalition can get a lot done. >> what are your priorities for this next congress? rep. hagedorn: our district is primarily agriculture, and then small business and manufacturing, and the mayo clinic, medical care. making sure we take care of business in those areas. the farm economy has been in recession in many respects for about five years. low commodity prices, higher input costs, so i want to do everything possible to keep the price of agriculture and farming down. to make sure we expand our markets and have good global trade, and then to have programs to sustain farmers when times are tough. that helps our rural communities. rural development is something important to our district and something that i will focus on. >> and democrat tom malinowski defeated the incumbent in new jersey's seventh district. he was born in poland and previously served as the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor during the obama administration. rep

henry hyde has a a wonderful term and that's how they see the conservative movement. >> is cnn conservative? . >> no. when tom johnson was running it he was a liberal democrat in the "miami herald" i think it was but tom johnson was committed to news. there could be. problems. and they did a lot of wrong things but but that was not the norm it was the exception. cnn is there to do nothing but anti- trump. i was going on a fox show a few months ago and i looked on my phone and i looked at the app on cnn they had 15 storiesey on their app and 13 attacked trump over something he had said the day before the 14th attacked trump on something else 15 the story was like a world war or something that 14 out of 15 were attacks on donald trump and variations of the same attackd. it is so over-the-top and so obvious. they don't report news how many news programs do they even have? they are all talk shows. >> do you know, the difference anyway? so when we come back the government shutdown is it? as most of the government shutdown? whathe percent how does the media report this? why is it that there is a

when i first came to the house, henry hyde was still here and he was known as the father of the pro-life movement, at least in congress, and you have taken that mantle from him because you clearly are the leader amongst all of us here that have been trying to protect innocent unborn lives for many years now so thank you for that. you do a great job for the people of your district, but particularly on the pro-life issue. so thank you for that. our colleague, mr. fortenberry, just mentioned -- he wanted to thank you, also, for always advocating on behalf of women, which you do. i just wanted to make the point clearly that when there's an abortion, there are two victims. obviously the unborn child's life who is snuffed out before they really have an opportunity to come and exist -- experience life as we all do. they're alive but they aren't necessarily conscious. so miss out on 60, 70, 80, 90, maybe plus years of life. but the mother is also a victim. i had many women who have had abortions and ultimately later on because of so much trauma they had over their lives in dealing with it psycho