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tonight is an actor and comedian, you know him from the show "time" series "billions" and he's got a new hobbloved action figures. loved action figures. till i was 12. pretty old. ( laughter ) kind of old to play with boy dolls. ( laughter ) also at 12 years old, because i'm 20% white trash, i started smoking cigarettes. do you know how hilarious of an overlap that is? ( laughter ) i would play with my g.i. joes in earnest for 30 minutes, and then go outside and fire up a marlboro red and -- ( sucking and bring ) >> i think cobra's got the high ground. >> trevor: please welcome dan soder! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ed. >> hey! >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me, trevor. >> trevor: what a crazy journey this has been, not just for you but me as well. a lot of people wouldn't know this about us unless i told them but, like, when i started doing comedy in america, one of the first places i started was the comedy cellar. we were there almost every single night working jokes and now you're on show "time," a hit series, a full-time regular and an h.b.o. congrats. >> yes, thank

hobbs, locke, russo, harrington, aristotle, they meant the sum total of their traditions, their customs, their aspirations, their heritage. what is it that defines people. that is the constitution with a small c. and we have a constitution with a small c. it's what the rest of the world looks at the most of the time. the rest of the world doesn't look at the constitution with a big crmp but the rest of the world looks at the constitution with a small c and judge us by what our civic discourse is, whether respect for each other and how it's expressed. that's the constitution they see . the constitution that defines us and the rest of the world is watching and the verdict of freedom is still out. and we have a duty to show by our civic discourse that we can be a mags national, thoughtful, tolerant, decent, kind people. entioned aristotle several times. he gave a list of the different forms of government as in plateau and both of them listed different forms of government. monarchy, oligarchy and democracy and gave democracy the lowest rate. and he has been one of our great heroes. why did

reporter: the ukraine energy company burisma saying, corrupt hiring hobb -- saying say. >> all they talked about is bidens, hunter biden automobile accident. hunter biden this and that, hunter biden salary, their defense speaks to truth of the allegations in this article that it was all about the bidens, they are all about the bidens that is what it's about. reporter: we're expecting judiciary commit to adopt both articles of impeachment on part line vote. they will vote on house floor next week also --o capitol hill, house and senate have been negotiating behind closed-doors to keep government open before funding runs out december 20. they have essentially made a deal in principle on 12 different appropriation bills, they are still finalizing a few. elizabeth: thank you so much. >> next up, house judiciary chair eedthatternadler echoing e nangsnancypelosi. we can't rely on an election to solve our problems, meaning getting rid of president trump. your reaction on jerry nadler saying that. >> she is right, polls show people are not with him, the bet was impeach him they will come, voters w

we're now living in the world that thomas hobbs described as pregovernment. it is constant, it is no relief in sight, and the president is clearly trying to, as demagogues do, what does demagogue mean, it means people, he's trying to say they're not just attacking me, they're attacking you. you heard that all day yesterday about the 63 million, and they think we're deplorables, and i think that we're going to hear that throughout. it is a fairly sound political strategy, it seems to me. i guess that's what i would say if i had been caught trying to undermine my national election. you, in a fire you grab whatever can of water you can. but ultimately what the senate has to do here, if they're going to be true to their oaths, there needs to be a trial. this system needs to work. and what the result is both sides have to accept if will get worse before it gets better, but that tends to be the way that history unfolds. >> thank you all, gentleman, keep it right here because in just a few minutes, mitch mcconnell will be speaking live on the senate floor following

hobbs, russo , jack american and aristotle talked about the constitution of the people and by that, they meant some total of their morays, their traditions , their customs, their aspirations, their heritage . what is it that defines people weston mark at the constitution with a small c? and we have a constitution with a small c . it's what the rest of the world looks at most of the time. the rest of the world doesn't look at theconstitution with a big c . the rest of the world looks at the constitution with a small c and they judge us by what our civic discourse is, by our respect for each other is and how it's expressed. that's the constitution they see. the constitution that defines us and the rest of the world iswatching and the verdict of freedom is still out . and we have a duty to show by our civic discourse that we can be a rational, thoughtful , tolerant, decent, kind people. you mentioned aristotle several times. aristotle as some of you may remember gave a list of the different forms of government as did plato and both of them listed different forms of government, aristocracy,

but i would say it's also a violation of the hobbs act under color of law to ask for something of personalrtion. and i think that those are two crimes, not that a crime is necessary for an impeachment. not all crimes are impeachable. not all impeachments require a crime. they require a danger to our national security, which he certainly did by not helping ukraine to fight russia. it meant we might have to fight russia. that endangers our security and that of our ally, ukraine. >> really helpful legal explanation. yet he says it was a perfect phone call with ukraine that the president had. glenn kirschner, let's talk obstruction of congress. is there a strong case against the president here in your opinion? >> i think there is. when a president prohibits all witnesses who've been lawfully subpoenaed by congress, prohibits them from testifying in an effort to cover up his own misconduct and prohibits all government agencies from turning over documents that have been subpoenaed that are relevant to congress' function, in conducting both oversight and an impeachment inquiry, that is basically

i'm richelle carey and hobbes are the top stories right now on al-jazeera sudan's former president omar al bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years and the tension the trial centered around suitcases found him assures home hill with more than $130000000.00 have been more going to ports in the capital khartoum. the verdict is announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudan's longtime leader and ousted president obama. but regarding cases with the offer mentioned. the court sentences that depended 2 years in the community center. the judgment was followed by chaos in court with bush years lawyers and supporters rejecting the verdict the judge of. but she denied illegally possessing and smuggling foreign currency so just searching his home after he was deposed and found suitcases containing around $130000000.00 but you said much of the money was a gift from the saudi crown prince muhammad bin son man. during months of protests demanding the end of his think 2 years in power demonstrators also called for justice and accountability for what t

what does thomas hobbs now put hunter gathers? indiana damp. it was 16-51. he lived in london and paris, never -- there was no anthropology no study of this, just pulling this out of his nether regions. so, the narrative of perpetual prohas two parts, one part is demonization of pea history, life was a constant struggle for survival. war was can't. luckive your survived to 35. the average life span was 35. everybody died before the were 40. that's the story we hear but prehistory, and then the story we hear but civilization is, it's been this amazing thing, we're pulling everybody out of poverty. it's been -- gives us all this leisure time. hunt gathers work 20 hours a week and what we're calling work is hunting, fishing and pick knicking, things we do on vacation. most hunter gathers don't have a word for work in their language, don't understand the concept of doing something you don't want to do. especially for someone else, because as you mentioned earlier, they're feesly egalitarian. hunter gathers dope like to be told what to do, and so what you fine is

think the bidens violated any ukrainian law, but with the foreign corrupt practices act, maybe the hobbs act as well, i think we need to know about it. now, this would not be an issue had joe biden not been a candidate for the nomination for president of the united states. what gets under my skin is the fact that you seem to get immunity from investigations of this nature by declaring you are a candidate for president of the united states, and that way any investigation is deemed as political and attempting to influence an election. i reject that argument. if you want to get out from under the magnifying glass and say i'm going to run for president, then it becomes political and you are not investigated, and there is not the exchange of evidence that the international obligations between the united states and ukraine require. so to answer your question, the bidens have got to be in on this because the quote, will you do , unquote, that trump asked of president zielinski seems to have kicked out this argument. and we have to find out exactly what the issue is. i don't think anybody knows