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and so today, to uphold my oath to constitution and country, i will vote to impeach donald j. trump. amy: congressmember pramila jayapal, welcome back to democracy now! your thoughts on this historic day and what this means for the country? was an important moment for the constitution, for our country, for accountntability, d for defending democracy. our really proud of all of democrats, including many of them in tough districts that trump won who put country over

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question now is on article i of the resolution, impeaching president donald j. trump for abusing his powers. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. nadler. ms. lofgren. ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen. mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia. mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. mr. deutsche. ms. bass. mr. richmond. mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffries. mr. jeffries votes aye. mr. sissilini votes aye. mr. swalwell votes aye. mr. lu. mr. rascon votes aye. ms. j demings votes aye. mr. carrera. mr. carrera votes yes. ms. scanlon votes aye. ms. garcia. ms. garcia votes aye. mr. negus votes aye. ms. mcbeth votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. ms. dean votes aye. ms. powell votes aye. ms. escobar votes aye. mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner votes no. mr. shabbot votes no. mr. gomer votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck votes no. mr. radcliff votes no. ms. robe votes no. mr. gaetz votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. ms. lesco votes no. mr. cline mr. no. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stubie vo

j. trump to lead us. i call on the american people to show through this -- see through this sham. mr. schiff: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from alabama, mr. aderholt. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. collins: lt: -- mr. mr. johnson of south dakota. 30 seconds. mr. johnson: madam speaker, i'm voting no. impeachment is not in the best interest of this country and in fact has only deepened the partisan divide that truly plague this is country. when the sun comes up tomorrow i pray with all my heart that the anger and division in this chamber will give way to an honorableness and a productivity and a time of working together. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. schiff: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: let's go back to

i was therefore 40 days of.|j solitary confinement. i was therefore 40 days of.kes me as very, i think, ironic about your situation today. i'm in london holding a copy of your book no friend but the mountains. it's called the true story of a refugee. it's been a big success, this book, and is based on the text messages you are able to send to friends on a smuggled phone when you were still inside the detention centre. it is an extraordinary piece of work. the irony is it has been extremely well received in australia. you havejust w011 received in australia. you havejust won a major literary prize in australia with 125,000 won a major literary prize in australia with 125, 000 australian dollars. how do you feel about the fa ct dollars. how do you feel about the fact that your story, which is so negative about australia and the decisions taken by its government has now resulted in a book that the australian public is so eager to read? how do you feel about that? before publishing this book i was, you know, i've published many journalism articles, opinion articles i

and with this in mind, i will vote yes to impeach donald j. trump. i yield back. >> gentleman from california yields. gentleman from california reserve. gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you, speaker. i yield a minute and a half to the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. fox. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong opposition to the process and to the resolution. when congress sees fit to examine its solemn power of impeachment, it is imperative that it does so in genuine pursuit of justice. fairly, transparently, and objectively. anything less is unacceptable. this partisan impeachment has fallen far short of that. sadly, alexander hamilton's prediction in federalist number 65 has come true. where he warned that, in many cases, it will connect itself with the pre-existing factions. and will enlist all their animosities, partialities, influence, and interest on one side or on the other. and in such cases, there will always be the greatest danger that the decision will be regulated more by the comparative strength of parties than by t

with today's signing, i will appoint general j remy, the first chief of space operations. become the very first member of the space force and will be on the joint chiefs. he will be on the joint chiefs, which we are now expanding my one position. that is very powerful position. so general raymond, congratulations and thank you for everything you have done. [applause] the 2020 ndaa protects the legal tools we need to defend america's borders, it protects childcare and private housing for military families and ends the so-called widow's tax, which blocked benefits for the families of fallen heroes. that is gone. [applause] it was very important. that was very important to us, widow's taxes. god. after years of unrealized promises by other politicians, i honor my commitment today as i signed paid parental leave for the federal civilian workforce. [applause] that is into law. so thank you very much, i would say that is a very big thing. paid parental leave, another thing they have been trying to get for many years. as we head into christmas, i'm proud to report we are giving e

i really was. so, we have a part called the global war. the first chapter is written by j winters, a professor emeritus of yale university, who now lives in france. his chapter is the first chapter. it helps us understand why world , war i? he goes in detail in a few pages on how world war i became a global war in a page and a half. stalemate, and to the lawyer. that is the first chapter that sets the stage. it was my mission in chapter two to do two distinct things. that was to have readers understand -- and we do this in the exhibition -- that african-americans did not just step on the battlefield in world war i. they had been there from the beginning of the nation. my mission was to be sure we understood that. and also to be sure people understood what a dark world was -- what a dark world america was for black americans. so when you read chapter two, you see the turning back of time, after the ending of slavery. the rise of jim crow extreme , segregation. the 1883 civil rights act which , turns back the clock. 13 years later plessy versus , ferguson. all along, you hav

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i are vote in favor of impeachment of donald j. trump not as a partisan act but as a serious, urgent, and necessary one. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, mr. braidy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. brady: 21 years ago this week i spoke here on impeachment. in this sadly history will not treat democrats well. they'll be forever remembered as the senator joe mccarthys of our time. so blinded by their hatred of president trump they abandoned american rights of due process and fairness and just decency. reminiscent of joe mccarthy they assaulted the constitution, took secret hearings, blocked evidence and switched charges like rogue prosecutors. ultimately they chose abuse of power because they practice it so well. president trump committed no crime or impeachable offense. none. his legacy won't be stained. democrats' will. they'll look back at these days in shame because trump haters in congress like r

as i predicted j.te in supporting actress for "hustlers". >> thank you so much and i'll see you at the globes. >> as for snubs and shockers "game of thrones" was shut out except kit harlgt in best actor and zero shows from the major broadcast networking were knowledged and trend continued stray brown from this is us the only nominee in any category. julie louis dryfus sand veep shut out. >> why is this so hard. >> "plea bags" got noms but her costart first time nominee andrew scott. >> i love you. >> it will pass. >> his #hot crease has been trending. >> i love you too. >> the big movie winner bomb shell. >> we just got nom. >> charlize nearly exposed herself sell bralting her nominations. nicole also celebrated for her nomination. >> congratulations again second year in a row. >> for the show we were just so, so happy and thrilled. >> are you ready? it's award season. >> we got to buckle up, get ou coffee. it's time to go. >> yes it's aid good week for taylor swift. >> her song scored golden globe nom

the world, i assure you, it did cut through.|j come .. so sue me! we'll talk to the man looking to make it easier — and cheaper — to hire top legal talent. you're with worklife from bbc news. packaging company ds smith has reported increased revenues and profits in their half year update despite tough economic conditions. they saw profits up 15% against a 4% increase in revenues as the companies looks to be benefiting from the move away from single use plastic. whilst roberts is the chief executive of the company. the world the packaging is changing. how is your company responding to the fact consumers don't want things to be so heavily packaged and things to be donein heavily packaged and things to be done ina heavily packaged and things to be done in a more environmentally friendly way? we view the whole change in retail outlook with its changing shopping formats, it's e—commerce, whether it's the environmental debate, we view this as an opportunity for us. we had a very clear policy for many, many years, about supplying the sus

i will vote in favor of impeachment of donald j. trump. not as a partisan act but as a serious, urgent, and necessary one. and i yield back. >> gentleman from georgia. >> thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas. >> gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> 21 years ago, this week, i spoke here on impeachment. in this, sadly, history will not treat democrats well. they'll be forever remembered as the senator joe mccarthys of our time. so blinded by their hatred of president trump, they abandoned american rights of due process and fairness. and just decency. reminiscent of joe mccarthy, they assaulted the constitution, took glee in secret hearings, blocked evidence, and switched charges like rogue prosecutors. ultimately, they chose abuse of power because they practice it so well. president trump committed no crime or impeachable offense. none. his legacy won't be stained. democrats' will. we'll look back at these days in shame because trump haters in congress, like red haters of the past, are willing to plun

. >> i j cooper, for the putney constituency held on thursday, the 12th of december, 2019 to hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate is as follows: labour party, 20200719. [cheering and applause] thank you. green party, 1133. [cheering and applause] conservative party, 18000 -- [cheering and applause] liberal democrat, 8548. [cheering and applause] the total number of ballots is as follows: voting for more candidates entitled to -- >> there's the result in from putney. [inaudible] conservative former mp, education secretary, her successor will sweep the consults have known on this is a rare success story for labor this evening and this, of course, will open up the whole debate about remain and leave errors because putney, of course, was an area strongly remains back in 2016. 45% to labor, 36% to the tories, labor up by 4% in putney the conservatives down by 8%. dems as well up by 5% and that reflects the result they are in 2016 probably prayed the swing of have a look. swing from conservative to labor and we not seen that much at 6.4%. i also will tell you

for consent request. >> the young lady is recognized. >> madam speaker, i want entered into the record, my remarks against donald j >> so ordered appeared madam speaker of the gentle lady from ohio, unanimous consent request. the gentle lady is recognize. >> madam speaker i asked unanimous consent to enter into the record my remarks supporting the impeachment of president donald j. trump. >> without objection, so ordered. >> madam speaker i recognize the gentle lady from virginia with consent request. the gentle lady is recognize. >> madam speaker i asked consent to enter into the record my impeachment of donald j. trump. >> without objection, so ordered. madam speaker i'm proud to recognize new jersey, for one minute. >> the gentleman is recognize for one minute. >> madam speaker, we are here today because of the failure of so many cast aside narrow ambition to confront the threat standing before us all for the chance to investigate this government together. the president and his party stonewalled and obstructed. we are here today because they choose comfort over courage and adverse over the republic. this is the

westminster, i presume that you watched the debate at home ?|ju watched the debate at home? i did indeed and it really felt like a sorry bit of pantomime and i think for many people and whales and other places, you get the feeling that westminster style politics is beginning to run out of road and the sheer lack of honesty on both parts and we had borisjohnson on this, but probably he said his usual catchphrase ten times or so and then we wa nted catchphrase ten times or so and then we wanted to look into the health issues, but health is devolved in wells. they know full well, but labour could actually have done something about this and wells and labour have been in charge for the past 20 years, simply have not done, and more than 12 hours to go into a and more than 12 hours to go into a and e? and just a sense of frustration, and you don't think it will be fact checked. borisjohnson talks about printing brexit chaos to an end this just isn't true and why has this not been brought to peoples attention? the trade agreement scenario now and all tha

i read about them on the j. and i knew i had to meet them. both are retired city employees and life long community acts kvists and public certificate -- activists and public servants. barry spent 30 years in the planning department and tersa with the department of public health before spending 17 years as a medical secretary. but today, i am commending them for a courageous act of civil disobedience in our nation's capital. in september of this year, barry and tersa flew to washington. she hid the banner under her dress and got through before a capital police officer stopped her and asked her why her dress appeared so thick. and tersa responded, oh, it's in my underwear, and the officer let them through. i don't know how you did that, but it's amazing. you look unassuming. so i'm sure that helped. once all the senators were in the chamber for a vote, the pair unfurled the banner and shouted, how many more must die? the two yelled to the senators below, do your job. and what, of course, they're doing is the senate's inaction on gun reform. the

i know this has resonance for you, joe ?|j a school in essex. y goodness, don't tell me it is another terrorist attack? i was a chair governor for many years at a primary school and i was almost obsessed by the idea that schools were such a vulnerable target, and thankfully this is not the case here. but obviously there is some very serious circumstances around this happening and we don't know what those are yard. but my immediate reaction was just thinking, my goodness, i can rememberthe just thinking, my goodness, i can remember the bbc showed the bodyguard when they actually did have an attack is part of that programme. it reminded me of how it was actually really chilling because ican rememberthinking was actually really chilling because i can remember thinking about how schools are so vulnerable. we both have children and we have talked about the school pickup, how chaotic it can be. children are excited as they come out of school and when they come out of school and when they get to my son's age, they are a bit more jaded. but actually, you

and so today, to uphold my oath to constitution and country, i will vote to impeach donald j. trump. i yield back. >> the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from georgia. >> i also remind my chairman impeachment is not to nullify elections when you can't win the next one. >> impeachment is the greatest item that we as congress can consider. the decision is so consequential, it's only been done three times previously. unfortunately many of my colleagues have diminished what should be a solemn and great proceeding into an absolute political circus simply because they don't like the man occupying the white house. the democrats have been intent on impeaching the president since the day he took office. this impeachment vote today is the next step in their plan to remove him from office. the hearings were held in a room designed to share classified information. nothing classified was shared during these meetings. but the result from this decision was that most members of congress and all americans were blocked from hearing the facts for themselves. chairman schiff repeatedly withh

so today, to uphold my oath to constitution and country, i will vote to impeach donald j. trump. i yield back. >> the gentle lady yields back. the gentleman from georgia. >> i will also remind my chairman, impeachment has never been a weapon between elections when you can't win back the next one. >> other than authorizing an act of war, impeachment is the greatest item we has congress can consider. the decision to move forward is so consequential that it's only been done three times previously in our nation's history, all based on legitimate evidence of criminal behavior. unfortunately, many of my colleagues have diminished what should be a solemn and great proceeding similar because they don't like the man occupying the white house. the democrats have been intent on impeaching the president since the day he took office. their actions are clearly motivated by hatred for president trump. this impeachment vote today is in the next step in their plan to remove them from office. the partisan impeachment investigation from the house intelligence committee was unnecessarily held behind

|j that bonus should be paid back?” can say irked tirelessly for the success of this company and i'm deeply sorry i was not able to secure deeply sorry i was not able to secure the deal. this man also faced questions. can we just ask, secure the deal. this man also faced questions. can wejust ask, do secure the deal. this man also faced questions. can we just ask, do you feel responsible for the failure of the company? manny fontenla-novoa was responsible for the company when the debt really grew. he insisted he was not to blame for the demise of the company. when we heard the news on the morning of the 23rd, i was still awake. i was watching it unfold. i was heartbroken, devastated. for about two weeks after that, i couldn't even get dressed. i couldn't face the world. got a bit anxious. suffered from anxiety and depression actually as well. it took me a good three or four weeks to be able to go back out there and start applying forjobs. when that came to an end for me and i realised i was no longer involved in that industry, it

i knew how important it was when the putt went in.|j floor. lieve it. there was no hiding in how i felt being able to share a winning experience with team—mates something we don't really get to do very often in golf. it's something that we must and i really enjoyed that we must and i really enjoyed that and that is one thing that made the hole experience even more special. i hope i can be part of many more to come. tiger is just an incredible athlete but also he has a huge impact on the game of golf. magnificent shot. i remember saying with my friend we were watching and i don't really get emotional ever, but i started to actually feel a sense of what he has been through and the fact that it was such a major comeback and i think anyone that can go through what he went through and actually achieve the highest level in their sport again is just highest level in their sport again isjust a highest level in their sport again is just a testament to how much hard work he has put in and that he is a fighter. it has come full circle. last year i was luc

in that scenario i set out though?|j it if we actually set... in that scenario i set out though? think we want to avoid that scenario by actually setting a timescale that says we know the date by which we have two reach an agreement, as i say, many of the things that would normally take up time in a trade in its renegotiation are already settled in our relationship with the european union. we do have issues around that i was talking about my comments today, but it's possible to solve those issues if both sides wa nt to solve those issues if both sides want to do so. of course, it's usually in the use of interest to do so as well, because we have a huge trade surplus with the united kingdom. if it took a bit more time to get eyes dotted and tees crossed, could you envisage a small extension to the transition? i think we maintain the deadline, because that's the best chance of getting an agreement. 0k, liam, thank you very much. that's it from me at westminster — back to jane in the studio. i thank you very much. now, the rest of today's main stories. the duke of edinburgh has been

i myself have not had one. and what about climate change ?|j and i myself have not had one. and what about climate change?t chided those young people for skipping school and how dare you, and it was terrible, but i was proud to be part of the scottish government that said bloody well done because you got the issue right up the agenda. we are the only ones saying we have a hopeful vision where we can cut people's bills by super insulating their homes, get people out of their cars... you would have to borrow a heck of a lot of money to do that. and no surprise that this issue came up. how can we be sure any future houses are genuinely affordable when private companies are expected to build the majority? we have built in the last year more homes in this country than any bar one in the last 30 years. there is a role for the state in that but we are also trying to encourage through reforms in the planning system and infrastructure of the private sector as well. at the last election there was a small increase in the number of young people voting. their involvement could be crucial on thursday. vicki young, bbc