jeanne moos. cnn, new york. >>> and thank you for joining us.> what did the president know about the ukraine whistle-blower complaint and when did he know it? john berman here in for anderson. tonight new reporting that says he knew as much as a week before he finally released the frozen military aid to ukraine and weeks before he said this to his ukraine fixer gordon sondland about what he wanted from kyiv. >> i say to the ambassador in response, i want nothing. i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. tell zelensky -- president zelensky to do the right thing. so here it my answer. i want nothing. i want nothing. i want

jeanne moos has the ever-changing moods. >> reporter: it could leave you in stitches. wonderful day crocheting and watching the impeachment as they needle each other. >> and moved on to their next asinine theory. >> is donald trump your friend in sfl i remember the first girl i kissed. >> he called you the gordon problem. >> that's what my wife calls me. >> reporter: ambassador gordon sondland was laughing, drinking, drinking, and refilling his drink, fidgeting in his seat but generally jolly. has anyone ever looked happier to testify in an impeachment hearing than gordon sondland? one body language expert said he was signaling his emotional relief. sfl the president tweeted that you are a really good man and a great american. one month later he said, let me just tell you. i hardly know the gentleman. >> easy come, easy go. >> reporter: it didn't look easy for devin nunes when the committee took a break. so did his face. someone put it to music. participants could barely curb their enthusiasm for math. >> is this kind of a two plus two equals four conclusion that you r

jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >> i have no words other than thanks for joining us. now. >> from america's mayor, perhaps to america's defendant, tonight rudy giuliani's potential legal problems are mounting and now president trump appears to be distancing himself from the attorney he once said, quote, very much knows what's happening. i'm john berman, in for anderson. and on top of that, new reporting from the "washington post" in "the new york times" that says at the very same time rudy giuliani was conducting his shadow diplomacy campaign for the president, attempting to drum up dirt on the bidens in ukraine, he was also working to secure contracts with those same officials that would have paid him hundreds of thousands of dollars. it also appears no deal was ever finalized, but he was essentially trying to leverage his white house connections for money. someth

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here's genapology jeanne moos. >> when graham said he's not reading the pages of impeachment transcriptsing to read these transcripts. the whole process is a joke. >> reporter: the joke's flew. it was compared to sticking fingers in your ears especially last month a senator said. >> if you could show me if trump actually was engaging in a quid pro quo outside the phone call, that would be very disturbing. >> reporter: hard to believe disturbed if you won't read the transcripts. >> i will just summarize the transcripts in three little words, okay. lindsay, don't look away, lindsay. don't look away. don't look away. lindsay, don't look away. don't look away. lindsay. >> lindsey graham these days was portrayed as off the rails. >> what i can tell you about the trump policy toward the ukraine, it was incoherent. they seem to be incapable of forming a quid pro quo. >> yes, the old he couldn't have committed these crimes, he's too stupid defense. >> reporter: on offense, an anti-truck pac put up a billboard in south carolina showcasing something graham once said about trump. >> i think he's a

. >>> the impeachment inquiry part two as seen by jeanne moos.ld leave you in stitches. wonderful day crocheting and watching the impeachment as they needle each other. >> asinine theory. is donald trump your friend? >> i remember the first girl i kissed. >> he called you quote/unquote the gordon problem. >> that's what my wife calls me. >> reporter: ambassador gordon sondland was laughing, drinking, drinking and refilling his drink, fidgeting in his seat but generally jolly. one body language expert said he was signaling his emotional relief. >> the president tweeted that you are a really good march and a great american. one month later he said let me just tell you, i hardly know the gentleman. >> easy come, easy go. >> reporter: it didn't look easy for ranking republican devin nunes. when the committee took a break, so did his face. many found it impossible to curb their enthusiasm for the fashion hit of the hearings, a bow tie and pocket hanky, loving george kent's bow tie and the guy known for the extra long red tie chimed in. >> wonderful bo

jeanne moos reports on the famous catch phrase and comeback line of vice president biden. >> reporterjoe biden come on. >> come on. >> come on, man. >> come on, man. >> reporter: used to convey everything from sarcasm. >> my heart breaks. come on, man. >> reporter: to enthusiasm. >> come on, man, let's do it! >> reporter: in just a single interview, we counted four of them. >> come on, man. >> come on, man. >> come on, man. >> reporter: oh, sure other bidenisms may be plentiful. >> the fact of the matter is. >> the fact of the matter is. >> folks. >> folks. >> but, look, folks. >> reporter: but. >> come on, man. >> reporter: is so much more effective. >> come on, man. >> reporter: whether he is dismissing attitudes or pushing president trump to a push-up contest. >> i said come on, man. how many push-ups do you want to do here >> reporter: it is g-rated for expiration exasperated stpregz. >> with ridiculous [ bleep ]. >> reporter: joe biden's former boss employed it. >> come on. come on, man. >>. >> reporter: but did obama get it from biden or pwaoeud from obama? maybe one got it from

cnn's jeanne moos has that story. >> reporter: you know how bernie sanders could get a little grouchynow you can't keep him down. [ cheering ] >> this is the story of bernie's night as a -- ♪ dancing queen >> not quite two months after his heart attack. ♪ ♪ >> the sound of the temptations lured him on to the dance floor. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and bernie invited woman after woman to take a spin. even if this one shyly resisted his attempt to twirl. and even when he tried to stop, one after another they kept cutting in, flashes popping as they scored dancing selfies. >> would bernie have been tempted to get down to the temptations before he had his heart attack? >> those who cover him say he's a more light-hearted, humorous man after the health scare. sure, he's not the only one burning up the dance floor. mayor pete buttigieg's supporters have gone viral with a panic at the disco ♪ ♪ >> it's all part of mayor pete's strategy to get a negative percentage of the black vote. >> nothing strategic about bernie's dancing. he was pounced on by 23 women and one guy, as the four tops put it -- ♪ can't help

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> oh, my gosh. me that doctored photo yesterday at thanksgiving. she was like, do you think this is real. i said put down the video. >> do you think it's real? >> put down the wine. what are you doing? >> the triumph campaign even gaslit and trolled the folks by saying there's no evidence that's doctored. >> except your own eyes. >> except everything. >>> thanks to our international viewers for watching. for our u.s. viewers, president trump is back from his surprise visit to afghanistan. "new day" continues right now. >>> it's thanksgiving black friday. all the excitement. it's rocking right now. >> some video games, some shoes, clothes. >> i'm trying to get some sales. thanksgiving is the best time to get them. >> the president making this unannounced trip to afghanistan. >> there's nowhere i'd rather celebrate this thanksgiving than right here. >> president trump thinks the taliban are ready for a cease-fire. >> the taliban wants to make a deal. we'll see if they make a deal. they, do they do. if

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. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and thanks for joining us. ac 360 with anderson starts now. >>> good evening. tomorrow for the first time in a generation and only the fourth time ever americans will hear testimony in the impeachment of a president. in a few moments we'll be joined by one of the lawmakers involved and talk about what to expect but we have new reporting on turmoil at the white house in advance of tomorrow's testimony. as well as president trump weighing in the possibility of firing the intelligence community inspector general who decides the whistle-blower's complaint had merit in the first place. but with you begin keeping them honest with a look at how president trump and his supporters may plan to battle back. the plan is outlined in a memo drafted by republican staffers on the hill and circulated to gop members on key committees. and it is important to look closely at this memo because whatever you may think of the president, or the case that he tried to extort ukraine's president for political gain, there is a lot in the t

jeanne moos. cnn, new york. >>> and thank you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> what did the president know about the ukraine whistle-blower complaint and when did he know it? john berman here in for anderson. tonight new reporting that says he knew as much as a week before he finally released the frozen military aid to ukraine and weeks before he said this to his ukraine fixer gordon sondland about what he wanted from kyiv. >> i say to the ambassador in response, i want nothing. i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. tell zelensky -- president zelensky to do the right thing. so here it my answer. i want nothing. i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. tell zelensky to do the right thing. then he says, this is the final word from the president of the united states. i want nothing. thank you, folks. >> so according to the new reporting in "the new york times" when he said that, he already had known for more than a week, maybe two, that the whistle-blower was about to make out -- point out the very thing you just heard the president take p

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >> good evening. tonight for the first time two key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry told lawmakers what they told lawmakers we now have the transcripts of. their depositions before the three house impeachment committees. these are two long-standing state department professionals with seven decades of experience between them. michael mckinley, former senior advisor to secretary of state pompeo, and marie i can't vyova former ambassador to ukraine. he resigned and gave two reasons. because what they said was so significant and mysterious, we're going to do something different tonight and read some of the most important passages word for word. we'll try to link up the moments that build a narrative according to these two officials illustrate a state department in washington operating at cross purposes from diplomats around the world and a white house that was undermining those diplomats for purposes that seem to have more to do with president trump's political i

jeanne moos, cnn ♪ memories >> reporter: new york. >> you know, escalator moments go with this administration'sential town hall coming up monday night. i'll set down with joe biden. he will take questions from voters. don't nays. monday night at 9:00 eastern only right here on cnn. >>> thanks so much for call of you joining us. watch "outfront" anytime. go to cnn go. right now have a great night. "360" with anderson cooper will begin, right now. >>> good evening. tonight impeachment testimony from the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine. before you think you've heard it before you because it's the third straight day of transcripts we advise you to sit um and listen closely to what william teller said to investigators. what he said could have huge implications for investigators, for rudy giuliani and for the president, because this long-serving career diplomat a west point graduate and vietnam war vet tring called back to service by secretary of state mike pompeo told lawmakers is was his clear understanding, his words, his clear understanding, that u.s. security aid was being withheld from ukraine unt

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. thanks for joining us. you can watch outfront anytime anywhere. ac 360 with anderson starts now. >>> good evening. what was already an important week in the impeachment inquiry just got that much more interesting. that is on top of new cnn reporting. sources tell cnn president trump has again said he wants to fire witnesses who have testified against him in the impeachment hearings prompting his aides to consider moving those witnesses, some of them out of the white house and back to their home departments within the government. late today we learned about a new addition to the list of now nine officials and former officials going before the house intelligence committee on television starting tomorrow. the ninth is david holmes a seasoned diplomat and a staffer at the u.s. embassy in kiev. he is set to testify thursday. now, holmes, you'll recall, has already told lawmakers in closed door session about the phone call he overheard the president and gordon sondland have a day after the july 25th conversation

jeanne moos. cnn, new york. >> you know what they say. you know what they say. >> thanks so much for joining us. alas a/c 360 starts flew. >> good evening the man giving a million dollar to president trump's inaugural and named ambassador to the european union has blown a large hole in president trump cover story. gordon sondland's impeachment testimony was released today but it turns out he revised his previous testimony. apparently his faulty memory was suddenly restored after details of other witness testimony made clear that sonde media's original story didn't quite add up. sondland now says yes there was a quid pro quo. and he was the guy who was trying to deliver it for the president. the scheme he testified got more insidious his word over time involving activities he said would be improper and though he said he is not a lawyer, assumed could be illegal. sondland now admits he knew the bottom line, his testimony indicates his ukrainian counterparts knew it as well and knew the demands were from president trump. in short no u.s. mil

. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and thanks for joining us.0 with anderson starts now. >>> good evening. tomorrow for the first time in a generation and only the fourth time ever americans will hear testimony in the impeachment of a president. in a few moments we'll be joined by one of the lawmakers involved and talk about what to expect but we have new reporting on turmoil at the white house in advance of tomorrow's testimony. as well as president trump weighing in the possibility of firing the intelligence community inspector general who decides the whistle-blower's complaint had merit in the first place. but with you begin keeping them honest with a look at how president trump and his supporters may plan to battle back. the plan is outlined in a memo drafted by republican staffers on the hill and circulated to gop members on key committees. and it is important to look closely at this

jeanne moos. cnn, new york. >> you know what they say.at they say. >> thanks so much for joining us. alas a/c 360 starts flew. >> good evening the man giving a million dollar to president trump's inaugural and named ambassador to the european union has blown a large hole in president trump cover story. gordon sondland's impeachment testimony was released today but it turns out he revised his previous testimony. apparently his faulty memory was suddenly restored after details of other witness testimony made clear that sonde media's original story didn't quite add up. sondland now says yes there was a quid pro quo. and he was the guy who was trying to deliver it for the president. the scheme he testified got more insidious his word over time involving activities he said would be improper and

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. ♪ >> thank you for joining us, anderson starts now. >>> the president's ownustice department on the president's own orders investigating the president's own conspiracy theories about the 2016 russia probe and largely debunks them. john berman in for anderson. it is breaking news and it is big. the justice department inspector general's report on the fbi's cross fire hurricane investigation is done. cnn was first to learn that a former fbi lawyer is under criminal investigation for allegedly altering a document related to the 2016 surveillance of trump campaign adviser carter page. tonight, there's more. much more. in "the new york times," this is the lead, a highly anticipated report by the justice department's inspector general is expected to sharply criticize lower-level fbi officials as well as bureau leaders involved in the early stages of the trump/rust investigation, but to absolve the top ranks of abusing their powers out of bias against president trump, that's according to people briefed on a draft, according to "the times" it concludes the fbi met th

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> this is kook land. >> reporter: new york. >> i'm sorry. i always love seeing that reaction of trump. okay. thank you so much for joining us. have a great night. "ac 360" with anderson starts right now. >>> good evening. we start with some very surprising breaking election news. mike bloomberg, billionaire businessman and three-time new york city mayor is preparing to enter the democratic race. his spokesman said he is expected to file the necessary paperwork to get on the democratic primary ballot in alabama this week. bloomberg, of course, has considered running before. you may recall in march he talked about the, quote, difficulty of winning the democratic nomination in such a crowded field. here's what he told cnn's kate bolduan back in september. >> the truth of the matter is when you look at the layout of who's going to vote and where the country is, i would be very unlikely to get reelected -- to get elected, but in the private sector, i can make a difference. >> well, in a statement, taking credit for some of tuesday's big wins for

jeanne moos, cnn -- ♪ i write i'm sorry but my letter keeps coming back ♪ >> reporter: -- new york. >at was public humiliation. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we just learned about a new witness coming forward in the ukraine affair, this time from the white house. that's our breaking news. and it comes on the eve of testimony from another witness. he was reportedly there at a restaurant in ukraine while eu ambassador gordon sondland talked by cell phone to president trump. he'll be interviewed behind closed doors tomorrow by house lawmakers. also tomorrow in a very public hearing, testimony from the former ambassador to ukraine whom president trump had called, quote, bad news. those are the exact words he used to describe marie yovanovitch. "bad news" he called her during his july 25th phone conversation with ukraine's president before saying, quote, well, she is going to go through some things. it's unlikely the president meant it this way. but tomorrow one of the things she'll be going through will be providing evidence to congress. as significant as h

trump of failing to put pressure on china the story much more after a short break this is our jeanne. moos story much more i'm sure break this is our. if. if these banks like j.p. morgan are deutsche bank are unable to settle trades because they don't have the cash to segregate our deutsche bank are unable to settle trades because they don't have the cash to settle the trade then when the end of the quarter comes they're going to have to by law and all the trade then when the end of the quarter comes they're going to have to by law if they if there is the rule of law anymore and that's an open question announce that they are and if they if there is the rule of law anymore and that's an open question announce that they are insolvent and therefore they're going to set off a cascade and a contagion. solvent and therefore they're going to set off a cascade and a contagion. will be. continuation of the 2008 crisis but much much worse. be a continuation of the 2008 crisis but much much more. you know we all take the language that we speak for granted it's like the air that we breathe. you know w

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> this is kook land. >> reporter: new york. >> i'm sorry.u so much for joining us. have a great night. "ac 360" with anderson starts right now. >>> good evening. we start with some very surprising breaking election news. mike bloomberg, billionaire businessman and three-time new york city mayor is preparing to enter the democratic race. his spokesman said he is expected to file the necessary paperwork to get on the democratic primary ballot in alabama this week. bloomberg, of course, has considered running before. you may recall in march he talked about the, quote, difficulty of winning the democratic nomination in such a crowded field. here's what he told cnn's kate bolduan back in september. >> the truth of the matter is when you look at the layout of who's going to vote and where the country is, i would be very unlikely to get reelected -- to

jeanne moos, cnn -- ♪ i write i'm sorry but my letter keeps coming back ♪ >> reporter: -- new york. >ion. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we just learned about a new witness coming forward in the ukraine affair, this time from the white house. that's our breaking news. and it comes on the eve of testimony from another witness. he was reportedly there at a restaurant in ukraine while eu ambassador gordon sondland talked by cell phone to president trump. he'll be interviewed behind closed doors tomorrow by house lawmakers. also tomorrow in a very public hearing, testimony from the former ambassador to ukraine whom president trump had called, quote, bad news. those are the exact words he used to describe marie yovanovitch. "bad news" he called her during his july 25th phone conversation with ukraine's president before saying, quote, well, she

jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >> i have no words other than thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts right now. >> from america's mayor, perhaps to america's defendant, tonight rudy giuliani's potential legal problems are mounting and now president trump appears to be distancing himself from the attorney he once said, quote, very much knows what's happening. i'm john berman, in for anderson. and on top of that, new reporting from the "washington post" in "the new york times" that says at the very same time rudy giuliani was conducting his shadow diplomacy campaign for the president, attempting to drum up dirt on the bidens in ukraine, he was also working to secure contracts with those same officials that would have paid him hundreds of thousands of dollars. it also appears no deal was ever finalized, but he was essentially trying to leverage his white house connections for money. something he's accused the bidens of doing, but without any evidence. these late est reports come two days after reports of federal subpoenas for rudy giuliani's associates seeking information