>> absolutely. >> jenna dewan believes it and as our lauren zima found out jenna's all about the lovew man and preparing for a new sibling for daughter everly. >> how is she feeling about becoming a big sis? >> she's really excited. she's really protective. it's been cute. she's worried about what i'm eating, making sure it's healthy. when i say mommy needs to sit down and take a break, she totally gets it. she hugs and cuddles the belly. i mean it's really been adorable. >> 6-year-old everly is gonna have to wait til early next year before she meets her new brother or sister. as for jenna and first-time dad to be steve kazee they've been dating for just over a year and enjoying every minute of it. >> i am in a really great place and totally in love. and i just -- it's nice. >> what made him the guy for you? why is it working so well? >> it's kind of that unspoken chemistry. >> now the "step up" star is helping others find true love with her new dating series "flirty dancing." here's how it works. bring two strangers together. don't let them talk. just give them a dance. choreographed

and, uh, jenna joins us down in our cyber hall. jenna, how you doing?hs] so jenna, i understand you claimed that you started the gender reveal parties back in 2008? - yeah. i was an early adopter to social media. so, i was pregnant 11 years ago and i had a gender reveal party, the first one. i was just very excited, i wanted to up the excitement level of our baby that was coming. and my family had no idea, like, they were very kind of annoyed with me, like, "why are we having this barbecue in the middle of the week? why are we having cake? it's no one's birthday." um, i had baked a pink cake and a blue cake with, you know, the filling-- - right, right. - --and had the ob-gyn put our gender information into an envelope. ob-gyn was very confused, "why--you wanna know the gender, but why don't you want me to tell you?" and i'm like, "we're doing this party." nobody got it. - and then they got it-- - at the party-- - --at the big party? they got it-- - we cut into the cake-- - right. - --moments changed forever. people were crying, like, "oh, my god," they

with that, i yield 2 minutes of the gentleman from florida. >> the jenna menta jenna menta is recognized for 2 minutes. >> think you madam speaker. this impeachment trade did not start with a whistle-blower complaint. the campaign to impeach a duly elected president started 19 minutes after the president took the oath of office. 90 minutes after the inauguration of "the washington post" published a headline saying the campaign to impeach is begun. democratic member of my class called for the impeachment of the president long before the call of ukraine. that was the russia collusion host and obstruction of justice and then bribery and defend quid pro quo. none of which are included in these articles before us today. the first article of impeachment crafted is a fiction is not an enumerated basis, the democratic majority would have you believe that abuse of power is a high crime or misdemeanor. it is not. it's an opinion. is not even a crime that can be charged on the court of law, unlike presidents nixon and clinton newark tried for actual crimes, this president is being impeached on vagu

it's evident, it's obvious, jenna is right. >> jenna i think you were going to get into the other articlethe abuse of power. i'd love you to do that and get lisa's reaction. >> absolutely. abuse of power is the other one that again, it's such a vague term because when you look at the constitution it's the specific set of the limited powers that are vested in each of our branches of government and so, to exercise those powers come about public policy. it's not whether or not the president can act in a certain way, that's the constitutional question. if that question is yes, how exactly he exercises that power is the reason we have elections. it's the reason the american people voted for donald trump because they wanted him to have that specific power. for the democrats claim abuse of power is literally going against the very idea of our constitutional republic. to say that we don't want this president to set foreign policy. when you heard all of those so-called witnesses who didn't even really witness anything firsthand, all they were doing was disagreeing with president trump's foreign po

. >> now to jenna dewan, shacking up with soon-to-be baby daddy steve kazee on her 39th birthday. >>iture for our new house. it's just like a very domesticated, wonderful, and chill birthday. >> the mom-to-be again finally moved in with her man of a year just two weeks after her divorce from channing was finalized. the two continue to coparent 6-year-old everly. >> evie loves to dance and sing around the house. steve's always playing music. we're always kind of dancing. stand by. >> jenna's new show "soundtrac"" with fellow mom-to-be, singer christina milian is a musical love story, with lipsyncing. >> it was such a labor of love doing this show. >> so in honor of the birthday girl -- ♪ happy birthday to you >> oh, shoot, we keep singing. see, i'm the one who's supposed to know this, and i messed it up. >> no, you did great. that's all we needed, jenna. ♪ right now i'm >>> but no lipsyncing for camila cabello on her new album. >> you did write this song, and it's my favorite song on the album, called "used to this." >> yes, thank you. >> it's so good, and it's about a trip that you t

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jenna ellis is a constitutional attorney and an advisor to the trump campaign.at is the best tactic that you would like to see implemented bys the senate for the white house, for the president? >> ihe think the president expet it very well. either way, he's going to win. with the american people need to understand is that impeachment does not mean the president trump is guilty of anything. this is like a regular critical know my criminal setting. if a prosecutor's filing charges, doesn't mean they are filing them maliciously. unfortunately, sometimes that does t occur. here, the house is filing malicious articles of impeachment, as a malicious prosecution against president trump. a summary judgment that the senate kicks this out, saying there is no basis, that is proper. that is not a riggedco jury, tht is proper under the rule of lawt if we go fully to a rule full trial, evidence and witnesses, the american people will see what they have seen the past two and a half months, and actually, the past three years. which and nanc nancy pelosi admd today, impeachment

trump. >> jason: jenna, where is this jheaded?e democrats going to try to squeeze in the general election? >> we hate trump because we hate the american people and we hate the constitution. tg that is what they are after. >> jason: jeff, what is your take on it? >> i can't say anything better than that. they are out to destroy america and they are on track. >> jason: i think they have trump derangement syndrome.an i think they need to change the subject, because foreign policy and the economy is going exceptionally well go under donald trump. they don't have much to talk about. they are trying to sully, dirty up donald trump, but it will not work. herman, jeff, and jenna, have a wonderful holiday. merry christmas to all of you. >> merry christmas. >> jason: members have the mainstream media starting to take notice of the fisa/burisma problem, but you won't believe how one post tried to spin the scandal. we have the tape, and you will want to see it. ♪ guys, it's time to step up your game. force factor's alpha king boosts total tes

i want you to expound on something you said last night. >> jenna, where is this headed?oing to be the message the democrats are going to try to squeeze into the general election? >> we hate trump because we hate the american people and we hate our constitution. that's all they're after. >> listen, you obviously are a fan of the president. you think he's doing great work and you've got a case to make. but what do you have or know that justifies that democrats hate america and hate the constitution? >> well, let's look at everything that the democrat candidates and in context in talking on hannity last night. that was in the context of the democratic candidates who are running for president and running on extreme socialist agendas, to our standards of liberty and the fact that our government is obligated constitutionally to preserve and protect limited rights that prosecute prepolitical and come from god our creator, not from our government. so when i say that democrats hate america, it's that they hate our american values. they don't want to protect the standards of freed

welcome, first of all, jenna. >> thank so much for having me.e democrats want the focus to be what's happening in the house judiciary committee tomorrow, but there's a report from the inspector general that's important as well. >> well, do they really want the focus to be on the, what's happening in the impeachment, or is this really kind of their focus away from the i.g. report? because i think that's going to be a really important report, and it's going to be important for the american people to see. i mean, we know that there was spying on the trump 2016 campaign, and whether or not there will be charges, i think we have to wait and see. but that's going to be a really important day tomorrow. i think, ed, as far as the impeachment drama here, we're seeing a couple of things. we had the report come out from the senate judiciary committee yesterday that said a really, really important thing that i want to highlight, because they said specifically that past impeachment constitutional parameters are no longer sufficient to address impeachment. an

constitutional lawyer jenna ellis the senior legal advisor to the trump campaign and jenna joins us nowjenna, i had the misfortune to attend the last senate impeachment trial 20 years ago. since when i had been in favor of what new zealand did and abolishing the upper house of parliament entirely. essentially the democrats presenting a full's narrative here, a trial in the local county courthouse.se it's not actually. 51 senators actually if they wanted to decide to conduct an impeachment trial wearing clown suits, they can do that if they want to appear there is no essential norms of law defied here. >> right, mark, because i and the contact of the said solele power to try all impeachments is given to the senate. so they get to decide how to conduct their process.gi so a couple of things here first, complete, ridiculous and fake and phony, illegitimate argument to say if the senate dismisses this out right and doesn't have a full on trial, that somehow that is against process. that is entirely fabricated and false. and even in a regular judicial form, that happens all the time was summ

it's great to see the connection between jenna and mrs.wn each other for years an known each other well. it's really cool >> and by the way that book that michelle obama wrote "becoming," that sold like a jillion copies, she's donating all the proceeds >> for the merchandise >> jenna is going to be here tomorrow i think she's flying all night we'll bring an extra coffee. >> dylan, you got a check of the weather. >>> we're going to see a rainy day for the east coast, and this extends from maine all the way down to texas. back behind it is going to cool off enough we could see the rain transition to snow for a lot of folks overnight to the morning commute. >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, we have low clouds out there right now but that clears out and as we go through the day some science, bunshine, rain mo tonight for the north bay. the rest of the area will see off and on rain tomorrow. mostly spotty to light showers and more spotty rain into early thursday morning before we catch a break. we will see still some unsettled weather going into

gentlemen, jenna, thank you for being here with us tonight. let me ask you about this. it's fascinating what she's doing and some of the arguments are that there is chaos, i don't think there is, i think in fact it's possible it was a point a lot of long that they knew what they lose a control. they had no intention of caring about the nature of what the constitution required otherwise it wouldn't happen the first place. >> to claim we have to rush through this with almost no evidence and witnesses or anything, because the president a risk to national security and a threat to the republicans, now belied by her stopping the process and hanging onto the articles. i think she had a couple things in mind, first of all she wanted the articles before the first of the year to damage the president in election year and i think that backfired. second of all, i think she wants the influence of the senate trial even under article one, section three of the constitution, she has no power of authority whatsoever. she's actually trying to engage in a quid pro quo, and i'll send the art

a hermit, jeff and jenna have a wonderful holiday.hristmas to all of you. >> merry christmas. >> jason: members have the mainstream media starting to take notice of the fisa is my problem but you won't believe how one post tried to spin the e scandal ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this "hannity" special. ask questions continue to swirl around the fisa family and ukraine scandal, one left-wing analyst actually claims the controversy was hoping the democrats 2020 chances. watch this. >> i'm going to retire, my gosh. we are having a debate at the end of this impeachment inquiry as to whether hunter biden or joe biden or whether all the attacks would hurt. my god, no, for joe biden, because now every democrat said, wait a second. why is donald trump so freaked out about running against joe biden, but he will risk impeachment, he will hold up $400 million in military aid for a democratic ally being invaded by russia? >> jason: joining us now for a reaction fox news contributor charles hurt and women for trump national coach, gina loudon. than

a hermit, jeff and jenna have a wonderful holiday.erry christmas. >> jason: members have the mainstream media starting to take notice of the fisa is my problem but you won't believe how one post tried to spin the what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole body is a compass. oh boy... the my account app makes today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. not my thing. ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this "hannity" special. ask questions continue to swirl around the fisa family and ukraine scandal, one left-wing analyst actually claims the controversy was hoping the democrats 2020 chances. watch this. >> i'm going to retire, my gosh. we are having a debate at the end of this impeachment inquiry as to whether hunter biden or joe biden or whether all the attacks

gregg: jenna ellis, thanks for being with us.resident trump can celebrate another achievement this year. his remain in mexico policy is starting to so results -- to show results at the southern border. >> the on place i want to be is the united states. i never thought i would be returned here to juarez. reporter: thousands of mexican returned to mexico to await asylum. >> i came for opportunity in the united states, but the reality is different. reporter: since the trump administration unveiled its remain in mexico program, 65,000 migrants are forced to wait in mexico for a u.s. judge to hear their claim. the program according to a new study is doing exactly what the president intended. reducing the caseload and deterring others from making the trip. of 24,000 cases, judges denied 15,000 claims or 63%. 117 migrants actually received asylum. a rate of less than 1%. others were dismissed on procedural grounds. >> it's not just for people seeking asylum. it's for people who cross the border illegally. they are essentially on a detai

. >>> that's actor dancer jenna dewan. we'll chat with her about her new show, flirty dancing. >>> welcome to the 9 on a somewhat sunny-ish thursday morning. take a listen. ♪ >> let's go, band. i cried when they hit the first note. >> they sounded good. >> thank you. trumpet. >> how did you record this? >> on my telephone. >> and i have to say big props go out to band director mr. harrington. i cannot thank him enough. he transforms these children into music lovers, into musicians. i was drowning in emotion. >> sounds great. congratulations everyone in that band. i just recognized that song because we play that in high school. wherever we'd play sacred heart. >> if i could, i'd write mr. harrington our band director a million dollar check. we do give gifts to our teachers. not million dollar checks. do you gift teachers? let's talk about this time of year. you both have little ones in school. >> i have a very nice wife who picked up a gift for our teachers. >> you have to give them gifts. if i had a million dollars, i'd gi

and jenna johnson. all right, jenna, i want to start with you.hat do those talking points tell you about the mindset of the trump campaign going into 2020? >> well, they're trying to be very careful about their messaging. during the last election, the president kind of said whatever he wanted and the message was whatever people might take away from that. the president still says whatever he wants. but the campaign is being very careful to really echo that messaging, to make very clear to trump supporters where the president stands and how they should talk about these things. and it was interesting to hear you read through some of those talking points. i was at the trump rally in michigan last week, and almost word for word those were some of the responses that i was hearing from some of the president's supporters when i would ask them about impeachment or about different various things the president has done. >> so jenna is talking about message discipline. my question with those talking points are is it the campaign, taking the talking points of

joining us now to discuss senior legal adviser for trump 2020 campaign, jenna ellis.headline of the article is the crisis of american christianity viewed from great britain, they interviewed british, do you think christianity is in crisis in america? >> yeah, absolutely, carley, and the reason for that is that most people don't understand that christianity is not nearly a religion, it's a world view, it is the fundamental foundation of everything that we understand of who we are as human beings made in the image of god and how we have to view the reality to which god presents us and christianity is about objective truth not just my truth versus your truth but rather a comprehensive world view, then we can understand that the truth of the god of the bible then tells us who we are, how we have purpose and we have to live our lives in accordance with that truth and the philosophy and understanding of world view, includes, church, family and our government and so our founding fathers also understood that when they created the declaration of independence and when they drew

here to discuss is legal advisor trump 2020 campaign jenna ellis.eat to have you here in person. >> a pleasure to be here. heather: the impeachment question off the top of the debate last night. >> this is what the democratic party has been focused on and their entire campaign. people like andrew yang so frustrated that is where his party is going and they are not giving anyone a platform to talk about policy. no one was paying attention last night, the story know what is talking about. the theme is there are some reasonable democrats seeing these candidates on stage, not excited about anybody, they are wanting to make sure they are not associating with socialism, far extreme leftists the party is going toward and that is why donald trump and the campaign is launching democrats for trump and saying country over party and there is a way we can make sure to keep america first and you don't recognize your party anymore. we -- come and join team trump. >> let's bring up what brad par skill had to say, new engagement for democratic voters. the fullscreen

let's bring in the advisor to the campaign and from donald trump's team legal advisor jenna ellis. let's bring them in and talk about where we are tonight, this graphic shows the movement over the impeachment polling over the last several weeks back to october. hold on a minute. i think we are going to hear from the ranking member on the committee republican doug collins who has been very heated through this whole thing clashing numerous times with the chairman of the committee jerry nadler. let's listen in and see what republicans have to say. >> i just witnessed the most bush league stunt i ever witnessed in my professional life and i've been around a lot of political campaigns but in the midst of impeachment the chairman just ambushed the committee, did not have any consultation with the ranking member, they didn't think enough today of threading their paperthin impeachment process for 12 to 14 hours was enough so without consulting the ranking member or anyone, we are scheduling at 10 am in the morning. the integrity level of this committee, the chairman's integrity is gone. th

jenna, krugman greg, thank you for joining me. let's turn to the developing story out of washington, d.c. of causing some anxiety among deep state bureaucrats and for good reason. if they ordered a review of all previous warrant applications involving the fbi attorneys who falsified critical evidence against carter page. however, that's just one person. a fox news is reporting that the court is not ordering fbi revisit other warrants for 17 critical errors and omissions on the page warranty. still, president trump is confident that justice will be served. take a look at this. speak out now, we found out they're a bunch of dirty cops. paid for by the dnc, paid for by hillary clinton in many cases. and as much, they did a phony dossier, that use the dossier for pfizer. as you know, the fisa court, the top coach is very much involved and they will do something about it but these were dirty people, these are bad people, these are evil people that i hope that someday i'm going to consider it my greatest, or one of my greatest achieveme

on that note i like to bring in trump 2020 lyle senior advisor jenna ellis and democratic strategist,that was a heck of a statement from the trump administration. frustrated basement blogger. i wonder if they had cold pizza. what do you make of it? >> i think it is perfectly said. the white house is coming out strong saying what everybody is thinking. this is nothing more than an impeachment circus. they have so-called fact witnesses that really didn't witness anything. two people maybe on the call and witness something, it was just their own perceptions, their perspectives. let's get one thing straight, there is absolutely no evidence of wrongdoing. you had in "time" magazine president zelensky coming out talking about his disagreement in foreign policy saying he was not pressured at all. >> right. >> there is no evidence whatsoever of a high crime or misdemeanor. the fact that now tomorrow in this next hearing they're having to bring forward, four constitutional law attorneys which by the way i should have been invited, just saying i would love to go. but all they are going to do is

joining me attorney jenna ellis. surprised between you and president trump about the next move? >> this is ridiculous, rhetoric over last 2 1/2 months, president trump is threat to democracy, existential threat, because she doesn't have control of the senate, oh, we can take our time. that is the next line of hypocrisy. showing president trump is completely right to call this a impeachment scam. this is just the democrats trying to campaign for 2020 pause they know they can't win at the ballot box. they are fundamentally underpining the u.s. constitution. so i want to be very clear as well, this isn't just about how ridiculous partisan and terrible, precedent that the democrat are, but they are actually fundamentally their oath of office by stepping outside of the by these two ridiculously unmerited articles of impeachment. charles: what do you say, president trump say, to those, me thinketh thou protest too much? small snippet from "the washington post this morning. even trump knows he lumped in the with losers, ric

she picks amazing books and now you can read with jenna. you get to pick which one you get. we may make a share of the revenue. >> and this is oh, it's a weighted blanket. >> people are into those >> people have been talking about these. >> these are a huge trend this year, and you can shake it out. >> what is it about the weighted blanket. >> feel how heavy this is, it's like sleeping in a hug, this one is 15 pounds >> that's got some weight. >> you're cozied up. >> calm, cozy. >> doesn't that feel good, come on, lots of styles and colors on these. >> you have one of these >> you have to be careful with little kids, they can be dangerous. but for grownups >> how much is that? >> they start around 60. lots of colors, styles, patterns. >> couldn't you just get -- never mind what makes these sweaters so special? >> these are lovely. >> a classic holiday gift, cashmere sweater these a great price point, 75, really soft, really beautiful, and they're unisex, so you could get these, wear them, different sizes for men and women but the style is unisex. >> my brother is an extra la

i yield back. >> the jenna menta yield back i first want to respond to the jenna menta from ohio's reference that people who are listening on a call should just shut up. he couldn't disagree more passionately. the extraordinary, courageous patriots who love our country spoke up when they saw something that was wrong, violated the law, violated the constitution and undermine the national security of the united states and thank god they did. otherwise the president of the united states would've gotten away with this scheme dragging foreign interference into our election to help him cheat in 2020. i salute the extraordinary amount of women in this foreign service and intelligence committee for the courage they have shown incoming forward and reporting what they have seen. i wish we could find more of it on this committee. i want to say facts are stubborn things. this amendment unfortunately is just not true because what we know is this scheme called a drug deal by the president's own mr. bolton, called it domestic political errand by trump for which there is no explanation. my republican collea

gregg: jenna ellis, thanks for being with us.o policy is starting to so results -- to show results at the southern border. >> the on place i want to be is the united states. i never thought i would be returned here to juarez. reporter: thousands of mexican returned to mexico to await asylum. >> i came for opportunity in the united states, but the reality is different. reporter: since the trump administration unveiled its remain in mexico program, 65,000 migrants are forced to wait in mexico for a u.s. judge to hear their claim. the program according to a new study is doing exactly what the president intended. reducing the caseload and deterring others from making the trip. of 24,000 cases, judges denied 15,000 claims or 63%. 117 migrants actually received asylum. a rate of less than 1%. others were dismissed on procedural grounds. >> it's not just for people seeking asylum. it's for people who cross the border illegally. they are essentially on a detained docket. they are not going to be released until their case is heard. >> my

senior legal advisor jenna ellis says the report confirms abuse of power by the obama fbi, she joinsus with a roadblock in the victory lap. rob: did donald trump just pardoned charles manson? now but that didn't stop marion williamson from falling for this somewhat obvious fake news, sending social media coming up. i need a ride. here hold this. follow that spud. [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? >> two years of sitting silently at the fbi while you are lied about and suddenly the truth is out. there was no treason, no conspiracy, no tapping of trump's wires, no -- it was all nonsense. jillian: key players like fired fbi director james comey celebrating the doj watchdog report after it finds no signs of political bias behind efforts to survey all the president's 2016 campaign. rob: it outlined significant concerns over several omissions and inaccuracies made during the fisa application process. jillian: senior legal advisor for the trump 2020 campaign jenna ellis,

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jenna trade deal with china wait until after the u.s. election president trump is now suggesting just that. markets are not happy we'll bring you the latest. also on the show hong kong's leader says u.s. support for protesters is a roading business confidence there we'll talk to our correspondent. and we'll go to malaysia where a business scandal involving a former prime minister has become the talk of the country. this is your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has alarmed investors by saying that a trade deal with china may have to wait until after the u.s. presidential election and 2020 during a visit to london claim that china was keen to agree to a deal but that he was in no rush and was happy to wait markets have been hoping for an end to the trade war by the end of this year. and for more on this let's check in now with our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney so josie how are markets there reacting to these comments it's a lot of red if you if i mean this

. >> shannon: let's turn to leslie marshall and jenna ellis.t to play something else from adam schiff. this is what they gathered so far on impeachment. >> we don't intend to delay when the integrity of the next election is still at risk. >> shannon: they are saying we can't alou this to continue because the president could be inviting foreign leaders to get involved in the election. >> adam schiff is concerned that president trump will continue to do his job. there is nothing whatsoever they uncovered in the impeachment inquiry that is illegal or a constitutional basis for impeachment. matt gates put it perfectly when he asked the four law professors do you have any personal knowledge of material fact? none of them could. to have four professors to testify to what? just to justice this impeachment sham. for nancy pelosi to say like the villain in the movie saying we have to get together and impeach now or forever hold your peace. they are appealing to the economic principle of sunk cuts. they will continue to invest and invest because they kno

there seems to be some leeway for negotiation is a lewis the our correspondent in paris well and out jenna collective failure is how the world health organization is describing a surge in the number of people dying from measles they latest report shows that the disease killed about 140000 people in 2000 and i think most with children under 5 the w.h.o. says one of the reasons the number of cases is increasing around the globe is because people are failing to vaccinate their children here's a closer look at the place being devastated by measles the pacific nation of samoa . leno necessary buying clothes for her son to be buried in. he's one of more than 60 children who has died in the measles epidemic sweeping samoa. i don't know if we get my eat. with cases like as mounting the government has declared a state of emergency vaccinations have been made compulsory in a country where only around a 3rd of the population was immunized against measles or 90 percent need to be vaccinated for adequate protection. one reason for the rapid spread of the preventable disease misinformation by anti vacci

jenna's very special guest for her digital series "open book" discussing a dirty under way will dropa bush. jenna's very special guest for her digital series "open book" discussing barbara's favorite novels, how the two fell in love with reading and the kind of genre barbara usually stays away from. >> do you ever read a romance novel? >> rarely. >> you're against them do you read romance novels >> i haven't i like a sad romance novel i like romance novels that it >>> very good morning to you, i'm laura garcia, light rail riders may be commuting in tighter trains this morning. an apparent problem with connecter pins means there are fewer two car trains operating. we're looking at that and other traffic concerns this morning. let's check in with him now. >> they have been tweeting all morning about delays specifically on the t 30, but you will want to check and be prepared for those delays because they're running shorter trains this morning. fog and drizzle in effect for north bay coming into san francisco. right now stratraffic is moving smoothly on the golden gate bridge. slower on

jenna ellis is the advisor to the trump re-elect and she joins us here on set. will this matter, jenna, i mean we are sort of getting breathless about it and i regret my personal role in hyping this story. but i'm wondering like the long view a year from now. is this a significant event? >> it's very significant unfortunately this is setting such a bad precedent constitutionally. i want to be clear for all of the democrats who have been on the house floor today saying and claiming that the house has, quote, unquote, sole power of impeachment, so legitimizing what they are doing right now, that's not what the constitution actually says that they can impeach over absolutely anything. no power given to any government branch is unlimited. and can be exercised and absolutely any way possible. and so, for example, legislative power is given solely to congress, right? but that doesn't mean that the house can legislate on absolutely anything. routinely. >> tucker: that's exactly right. >> the supreme court overturns legislative measures as unconstitutional. this impeach

jenna bush hager, back from vietnam to tell us all about her work alongside michelle obama, fighting and it's important for us to know we're all in this big world, we're in this together. >> more from the former first lady and jbh right after this. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters costa rica paraÍso. meet sergio. and his daughter, maria. sergio's coffee tastes spectacular. because costa rica is spectacular. so we support farmers who use natural compost. to help keep the soil healthy. and the coffee delicious. for future generations. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee roasters. so you have ten years experience... i do. but no phd? first kid. here's all the numbers, food's in the fridge, oh and lucas likes to pull on jewelry so you might want to lose the nose ring. by their second kid, parents are more likely to choose luvs. live, learn, and get luvs. the ones that make a truebeen difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background chec

jenna explains the impact this would have on those here in the bay area. >> reporter: they were takenhe evening preparing wish vegetables and sacks of supplies. food from the food bank in solano county that will go to the neighbors. >> >> we serve individuals. >> the new restrictions announced wednesday could dramatically increase the demand . on wednesday, the trump administration announced a new rule, to cut food stamps for nearly 700,000 americans. through staff, or the supplemental nutrition program known in california as cal fresh. adults eligible to work or between 18 and 49 years old with no dependents can receive food stamps for only three months in a three-year period. the new rule says states can only issue waivers. in the bay area, alameda county was already told in september, that thousands will be ineligible for extended foodstamp aid. >> we lost our waiver in september of this year. and so, we estimated previously was about five thousand 800 individuals. >> in a day you should be coverage, it doesn't make sense because someone cannot afford to live specially here in the

our friend jenna bush hager and the "today" show production team tagged along on michelle obama's tripo vietnam. jenna asked michelle obama about the impeachment process and the times we're living in. >> when you turn on and see that there's an impeachment proceedings going on, do you feel like this is something we can come back from? >> it's surreal, i think, because the last impeachment hearing, a lot of young people weren't around for that. so this is all new. i don't think people know what to make of it. but do i think we can come back from it? oh, yeah. we've seen worse times. we've seen tough times in this country. you know, we've gone through depressions and wars and bombings and terrorist attacks, and we've gone through jim crow, and we've always come out stronger. and that's what we have to continue to believe because what's our choice? to ball up in a corner and call it a day? well, that's not fair to this next generation that's coming before us that are counting on us to get this right. it's not an us or a them. it's not an "r" or a "d." we are all here as part of this count