it says impeached. >> jim acosta at the white house. if the president is impeached and there is a senate trial, mitch mcconnell is not planning to hold a vote to discuss the articles of impeachment. according to two republican senators he will wait to acquit once the majority of senators feel it has run its course. most republicans want an acquittal to clear the president, more than rely on a procedural motion with a 51-vote threshold. only 34 votes would be acquired for an acquittal. >> some republicans are around a shorter impeachment trial. a short-form trial would not include the whistleblower or hunter biden. those details coming from interviews with republicans in the next few days. the trial is in the planning stages. no final decisions have been made. but gop senators say they are beginning to see the benefit of keeping the process short and laying out a presentation by house managers and the white house. >>> the nonpartisan watchdog for the justice department, michael horowitz laying out his finds on crossfire hurricane, which

jim acosta with that from the white house. >> dave and christine. president trump is taking personal swipes at democrats as the house is hours away from an impeachment vote. he fired off an angry letter accusing her of trying to orb nice a coup. he takes zero responsibility for what will certainly go down as a stain on his legacy. here's more of what the president had to say at the white house. >> mr. president, do you take any responsibility for the fact that you're about to be impeached? >> no, i don't take any, zero. they took a perfect phone call they had with the president of ukraine, an absolute perfect call. you know it, they. nothing was said wrong in that call. to impeach the president of the united states is a disgrace. >> he sounded hopeful that he would sign a new trade deal. that may be wishful thinking. as for the letter, it comes across more like a campaign speech than a six-page tweet. it accuses pelosi of viewing democracy as an enemy. dave and christine? >> jim acosta, in terms of the historical letter, that's something for history

more, now, from chief white house correspondent jim acosta. >> reporter: dave and amara, we are hearing that president trump is growing increasingly aggravated over the likelihood that he will be impeached. a trump adviser told me the coverage bugs him. a separate adviser says the president has been preparing for this moment for some time, suspecting for the better part of last year that democrats would try to impeach him after taking control of the house. this adviser says mr. trump is somewhat taken aback that it's the ukraine scandal that's leading to his impeachment. frankly, it's a little surprised that the ukraine thing has done it. mr. trump is irked by the fact that he will be joining the less than envious list of presidents that have been impeached. the president believes he is winning the debate on impeachment. he's satisfying that republicans are showing not many signs that they will defect in either the house or the senate. polling shows that support for impeachment is steady or beginning to slide to remove him from office. we should note, at his rally this week, the preside

here is jim acosta not about to let go of that microphone for one second.resident trump: that's enough. that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. trish: how about this when we found out about the president's good health. >> the president is very healthy andr will remain so from the duration of his presidency. >> are you ruling out early on set of alzheimer's. >> a guy who eat macdonald's and drinks diet cokes isn't is as good a shape as you said. >> too much mcdonald's, too many burgers. >> drug addiction? >> any other drugs? >> no be he has no drug addiction. trish: then there was this awkward exchange involving april ryan. >> has the president thought about stepping down before or nows? >> no, i think that's a ridiculous yes. >> mr. president, are you a racist? trish: they yell questions at him. he is the president of the united states. oh, nancy isn't able to take it, i guess. it seems this is what reporters do. i don't like it either. but talk about total hypocrisy. nancy pelosi never had a problem with the press issues. she can dish it out. but shy sure can'

with more, let's check in with the chief white house correspondent jim acosta. so, jim, the president not only weighed in on today's vote, but he also talked about a possible senate trial. what did he have to say about that? >> reporter: that's right, john. i think it's starting to sink in with the president that he is about to be impeached. impeachment is coming. he was asked about some of these issues earlier today over here at the white house, and he was asked about this prospect of a senate trial. that obviously comes after he is impeached in the house. and there has been this debate going on back and forth between the white house and republicans up on capitol hill as to whether or not a senate trial is a good idea. i will tell you i talked to a source familiar with the discussions going on inside the white house, who said that the president is starting to listen to some of the counsel coming from his attorneys, saying that a shorter trial would be better, would obviously remove the possibility to some extent that there would be unforeseen bombshells emerging

jim acosta with more from the white house. >> dave and christine, president trump is taking some very personal swieps at democrats as the house is hours away from this impeachment vote. the president fired off an angry letter to house speaker nancy pelosi accusing her of trying to orchestrate a coup. he told me in the oval office he, quote, takes zero responsibility on what will certainly go down as a stin on his legacy. here's more of what he had to say at the white house. >> mr. president, do you take any responsibility for the fact you're about to be impeached? >> no, i don't take any, zero to put it mildly. they took a perfect phone call i had with the president of ukraine, an absolutely perfect call. you know it, they all notice, nothing was said wrong in that call, to impeach the president of the united states for that is a disgrace and it's a mark on our country. >> the president sounded hopeful that the senate would hold a trade deal before an impeachment trial, but that by wishful thinking. if it's delayed, the president won't take the blame for that either. as for the letter

cnn's jim acosta joins us now with the very latest. jim. >> reporter: yeah. >> what is the latest on how president trump wants to handle the senate impeachment trial? >> reporter: john, i've been talking to my sources. we've all been talking to our sources over here at the white house all day long. the latest is that it sounds as though the president is coming around to this idea advanced by senate republicans that a lengthy trial filled with witnesses is just too dangerous to his political future. you know, he's gone through this impeachment process, and as painful has it has been and as much as he wants to be exonerated and as much as, yes, he wants to bring in witnesses, he wants the whistle-blower, he wants hunter biden and so on, mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham, his allies in the senate have impressed upon him and his top aides over here, people like pat cipollone, the white house counsel, that that's too dangerous a road to go down. it sounds as though tonight the president is listening. the question is whether or not he's prepari

here is jim acosta not about to let go of that microphone for one second.resident trump: that's enough. that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. trish: how about this when we found out about the president's good health. >> the president is very healthy andr will remain so from the duration of his presidency. >> are you ruling out early on set of alzheimer's. >> a guy who eat macdonald's and drinks diet cokes isn't is as good a shape as you said. >> too much mcdonald's, too many burgers. >> drug addiction? >> any other drugs? >> no be he has no drug addiction. trish: then there was this awkward exchange involving april ryan. >> has the president thought about stepping down before or nows? >> no, i think that's a ridiculous yes. >> mr. president, are you a racist? trish: they yell questions at him. he is the president of the united states. oh, nancy isn't able to take it, i guess. it seems this is what reporters do. i don't like it either. but talk about total hypocrisy. nancy pelosi never had a problem with the press issues. she can dish it out. but shy sure can'

jim acosta live. overseas now but the president remains focused on what's happening in the impeachment inquiry? >> reporter: that's right. right now the white house is saying, no way the president and his lawyers will not be participating for the next impeachment hearing set for wednesday and the white house officials saying they are ruling it in the house and saying democrats are nowhere meeting their demands for white house involvement in these proceedings in the house, the praesident slamming the process calling it a hoax as he was arriving for nato meetings. the president will be spending the week meeting with leaders and latching onto comments by ukraine saying those comments really exonerate him in this impeachment process, but that's not really the case. with the clouds of impeachment hanging over his every move, president trump all but accused democrats of sabotage as he's set to sit down with nato leaders in london. >> the radical left democrats, do-nothing democrats decided when i'm going to

. >>> let's get more in all of this, our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta is joining us. what are you hearing from the white house about the supreme court's decision to hear this legal appeal? >> reporter: they are welcoming the news for the supreme court to view all of this. the supreme court may be the last line of defense in keeping the president's financial returns out of the hands of democrats. they are hopeful that will stay a secret the president kept for so long. there's a statement we can show from one of the president's outside attorneys, we are pleased the supreme court granted review of the president's three pending cases. these cases raise significant constitutional issues. we look forward to presenteding our written and oral arguments. the president has another issue, impeachment, the president is ripping into house democrats after the judiciary approved those two articles of impeachment and the president painting himself as the victim and saying he still wants to hear from the whistleblower. he may be thinking twice about his hopes for a circus-like trial i

cnn jim acosta joins us on more of the larger impeachment. the president in mar-a-lago weighing in on impeachment what has he been saying? >> reporter: he has been posting tweets, the house speaker is delaying things because she doesn't have a good case. pelosi will say that's because we want a fair process. the president has been retweeting lindsey graham, one of his top allies in the senate tweeting this evening if democrats don't send over those articles of impeachment, programs they should take matters into their own hands. it's not exactly clear what lindsey graham is talking about. i can tell you they are giving heartburn to the president's legal team inside the white house. they know the longer this process drags out, the more surprises you could have like those e-mails you were talking about. >> in terms of those e-mails, what is the white house response? beyond concerns of heartburn, of course? >> reporter: yeah, right. what they're saying at this point is there was an omb official over the weekend who put out a statement saying it i

jim acosta joins us with the latest. jim, what is the latest on how president trump wants to handle the senate impeachment trial? >> john, i've been talking to my sources. we have been talking to my sources over here at the white house all day long. the latest is it sounds as though the president is coming around to this idea. advance my senate republicans that a lengthy trial filled with witnesses is too dangerous to his political future. he's gone through this impeachment process and as painful as it's been and as much as he wants to be exonerated and bring in witness, he wants the whistle-blower, he wants hunter biden and so on. mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham, his allies have impressed upon him and his top aides, that's just too dangerous a road to go down. it sounds as though tonight the president is listening. the question is whether or not he's preparing to leave joint base andrews outside of washington in a few moments to head down to mar-a-lago. the question is what happens when he gets down there. he will be mee

. >> go to cnn's chief white house correspondent jim acosta. jim, you were live in london, because the president is actually there for the nato summit. actually in buckingham palace right now meeting with the queen. tell us what you're hearing at this point in time or certainly what the anticipation has been like from white house officials ahead of this? >> reporter: yeah, brianna. we're waiting to see what the president has to say about the schiff report. they'll have a response i think in due time, but i will tell you the president in addition to throwing his weight around with some of these world leaders today, we saw him getting into a back and forth with emmanuel macr macron, the french president earlier today and weighing in on the impeach thement and talking about house chairman adam schiff in personal terms sitting down with justin trudeau. he said i think he's a maniac. i think adam schiff is a deranged human being and grew up with a con plex reasons that are ob vous he's a sick man and he lie is. the president of the united states talk

chief white house correspondent jim acosta is at the white house for us. how do they respond to senator schumer or did they? >> pretty predictable response, anderson. stephanie grisham said it was laughable, this request from chuck schumer, asking for officials like the former national security adviser john bolton, acting chief of staff mick mulvaney to testify. the white house saying this is a sign that the democrats don't have a case to convict and remove the president from office. one thing that the white house did not say is, yes, you can have your witnesses, which is why people like chuck schumer is saying what does the white house have to hide? talking to my source this is evening, there is a view inside the white house that what chuck schumer did earlier today was essentially respond to the president and other republicans saying they want to see hunter biden, the whistle-blower testify as if chuck shoomer is saying if you want to bring in your witnesses we'll want to bring in our witnesses, which means it will be in the interest of both sides to hav

over our follow-up question is what do you say tamericans who use the power of your >>that was jim acosta reporting for us tonight. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said that he is coordinating with the whit house regarding. >>the xpected senate impeachment trial that coordination is awing the ire ofemocrats, including minority leader, chuck schumer and we will have continuing coverage on tomrow's vo. we will carry the debateon kron on and have a live political analysis other nationwide took to the streets tonight inheld impeachment rallies for and against >>whether or not to impeach the esident called for sailors the psac ii was at the pro imachment rally in san ancisco. she joins us now with more taylor. how is >>hundrmds gathered at the san francisco federal building and that'swhere the march and rally begin this evening, many people were angry upset and frustrated and demonstrators say their message is clear no one is above the law not you that i and certainly not the president now the rallies across the country today were a part of anational movement caught and not above th

why is all of a sudden we're reporting tonight, jim acosta, our colleague, that white house sources are saying that rudy's in trouble with the president, that he needs to be distanced from rudy. so i think all of these things are going, but there are two phone calls that i wanted to point to, and those are phone calls on august 8th and april 24th. and those are phone calls rudy giuliani to omb. i spoke to several sources tonight who said, why in the world is rudy giuliani calling omb? there is just no reason for that whatsoever. and the quote was, it was highly suspicious. so now we have to ask, you know, what were those calls about, and why in the world was the president's personal lawyer involved with that? >> one is a 13-minute phone call with the office of management and budget, omb, as you mentioned. what does that mean, guy? >> it means they were setting up the hold on the military aid, and he had probably either was just about to or just had communicated to the ukrainians that if you don't do what we're asking you or telling you to do, you're not getting the aid. >> jamie, can yo

jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >>> let's talk about all of this. it's quite the potpourri. joing me now to discuss, rachel bade, a congressional reporter for "the washington post" and david swerdlick, an assistant editor for "the washington post" and cnn political commentator. good to see you both. david, what do you make of the way the president has attacked "christianity today" over that op-ed. >> good morning, fred. early happy hannukah. you can imagine that the president is upset about this. he did not want to be impeached. he did not want to see those headlines thursday morning in "the washington post," "the new york times" and other newspapers saying trump impeached. that being said, he is now sort of taking some medicine from people who he would have thought were his core supporters like "kris yanchristianity today." he has strong support among white evangelical christians, but the outgoing editor in chief basically made this argument, and i thought it was summed up well in a piece by nancy french, who's a well-known christian writer who said basically this isn't abo

. >> tucker: no, jim acosta. everyday you had to sit there.sn't just that policies which is totally legitimate, you are allowed, but the implication he was working for vladimir putin. what was that like? >> i mean, so many times they were so out of control and absurd in the accusations they were making against the president. they were literally accusing him of being a traitor to his own country. it was mind-boggling at times to listen to the repeated outrageous allegations against the president. but the good thing was, we got to the truth. finally, i think we are seeing all of that come out over the last several weeks and months. i think what we saw this week was further indication that this whole thing has been a complete and utter sham from the beginning. >> tucker: what i find so fascinating, almost mesmerizing about the story, it was never a close call. we can debate the president's trade policy or whatever, any other policy, but the question of whether or not he colluded with vladimir putin to steal the elections from hillary clinton was

for more, here's cnn's jim acosta. >> reporter: with the white house digging in and signaling the at station won't participate in the next stage of the impeachment inquiry in the house, president trump ignored the questions swirling around him. the new letter from white house council pat cipollone all but tells house democrats to get lost saying, quote, as you know, your impeachment inquiry is baseless and has violated basic principles of fairness. telling cnn the administration will not cooperate with the proceedings. aides to the president are making it all about house speaker nancy pelosi predicting she will pay a critical pace on president trump. >> if they actually go forward with the impeachment articles that nancy pelosi solidified the fact that she will not be speaker of the house next year. >> wow, wow, wow. >> reporter: white house explained pelosi was barreling toward impeachment before the judiciary committee's friday deadline to decide whether to cooperate in the process. >> i do think it's somewhat interesting, though, that nancy pelosi said to move forward with article

our chief white house correspondent jim acosta traveling with the president. i understand the aircraft about to land. house republicans, they are defending the president as you just heard in their new report. but the white house at least so far staying away from it all? what is the latest you're hearing? >> reporter: that is right, wolf. the white house is saying no way. the president and his lawyers will not be participating in the next impeachment hearing set for wednesday. and white house all by ruling it out altogether and telling cnn the democrats are nowhere near meeting the demands for the white house involvement and the president is slamming it and calling it a hoax and distraction as he is spending the week with nato leaders in london and latching on to comments made by the leader of ukraine even as the remarks don't really exonerate him with the cloud of impeachment hanging over his every move, president trump accused democrats of sabotage as he will sit down in nato. >> the do-nothing democrats decided when i'm going to nato, this was set up a year

our chief white house constituent jim acosta is traveling with the president in london right now. jim, the president's trip is clearly being overshadowed by all of the breaking news here. >> reporter: that is right, wolf. and the white house is tearing into the report from democrats on the house intelligence committee calling it quote, the ramblings of a basement blogger, that is mild compared to president trump's description of adam schiff in the day as a redangered human being and deeply personal attacks came as the president was clashing with nato leaders and doing some clean-up here in london. in between meetings with the queen and nato president trump made it clear he has a royal in the form of house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff. >> i think adam schiff is a deranged human being. i think he grew up with a complex and i think he's a very sick man and he lies. >> reporter: in response to the report alleging the president abused the power of his office to pressure ukraine to investigate joe biden, the white house got personal as well saying in a statement, at the en

. >> jim acosta is traveling with the president in london tonight. the public front and full of superlatives. do they have concerns, though, that you have heard behind the scenes? erin, white house official says they are still going over the detail, but i did talk to a trump campaign source that they are still worried about rudy giuliani there was no reason to worry. based on what a surface so far in this impeachment inquiry and what's in the schiff report and the president and his top aides as you were mentioning are taking personal shots at the chairman of the house intelligence committee after the report alleging that mr. trump abused the pressure of his office to dig up dirt on joe biden and it also said and this is just quoting here at the end of this one-sided sham process, chairman schiff and the democrats utterly failed to produce any evidence of wrongdoing by president trump and before the report came out the president ripped into schiff calling him, quote, deranged. he also reiterated, erin, talking to reporters today that he's not going al

. >> jim acosta joins us now. jim, the letter -- talk to me about it. when was it written, how was it written? was it lawyers and the president or what? >> reporter: well, we understand, anderson, this was written over the last several days. this was not something that's been in the works for weeks or anything of that nature. we understand that stephen miller, one of the president's top speech writers, as well as other top aides in the west wing were helping the president draft this speech. we did pick up on some consternation inside the west wing earlier this evening. there are some officials who feel as though they were left out of the process of writing this letter. but i will tell you, anderson, talking to a couple of officials within the last hour, the white house counsel's office did have some input into this letter according to these officials. but these officials were saying, anderson, listen, these are the president's own words. you can have stephen miller write some of these lines down and so on, but if you go through this letter to nancy pelo

jim acosta, thanks very much from the white house tonight. here to discuss, former nixon white house counsel john dean, scott jennings, former adviser to president george w. bush. and david gergen, senior cnn political analyst. david, does the white house not participating in the house's impeachment inquiry undermine the president's case at all because i mean nadler says, well, he can't argue it's unfair. he certainly will continue to as many republicans will argue it's unfair. >> well, i think it certainly undercuts the argument that they're not being allowed to participate. they've been arguing that was very unfair. they didn't have a voice. and behind closed doors of course during the depositions, they did have equal time in terms of asking questions of the witnesses. there have been aspects of it the democrats have control, but i'm not -- i guess i'm not surprised but i'm extremely disappointed the white house is not taking part in this. this is so unlike any other impeachment we've seen and certainly with nixon and clinton. both presiden

our chief white house correspondent jim acosta is joining us now. what are the reaction? what you picking up over there. >> reporter: wolf, the president's outside legal team are welcoming this move by the supreme court. we have a statement from jay sekulow, the president's principal counsel outside of the white house saying we are pleased that the supreme court granted review of the president's three pending cases. these cases raise significant constitutional issues. and the statement goes on to say we look forward to presenting our written and oral arguments. obviously, wolf, the president's legal team wants to keep the financial records and his tax returns under wraps. those financial records, those tax returns are like the holy grail as you know to the president's critics. they've been after those documents for sometime. but president trump is ripping into house democrats after the judiciary committee approved those two articles of impeachment earlier today while the president is painting himself as the victim and claiming he still wants to hear from the whistle-blowe

jim acosta is the king of it and they are praised for it. people aren't crying over it. but i watched a video of vintage nancy pelosi from 1998 where she said quote the republicans were paralyzed with hatred towards bill clinton during the impeachment time. i don't know what is in nancy pelosi's heart and neither does james rosen. but what was cut out of this interaction is the question was legitimate. i don't like how he phrased it. but which he went to say was that a lot of the congressional republicans were saying this impeachment effort was coming from a place of dislike. they would like to regain power. we went on to explain the rest of his question, it made sense. trish: to use the term hate. it seems like they hate him. we have run so many of these clips on this show. maxine waters comes to mind where she is effectively encouraging gangs to grew up on people. gang up on anybody who is a trump supporter. she wants them to be shamed. eric holder famously saying when they -- ways it, when they go low, we kick them? there is a kind of anger there that is quite powerfu

wolf. >> jim acosta at the white house. joining us now eliot engel of new york, the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. thanks so much, congressman, for joining us. -- as you know this is a historic day in the united states. how did you decide on the two articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of congress? >> it was a consensus. the feeling those were the two strongest items and add to something that could be easily explained so the decision was made to go with two. could have been three or any amount. but everyone felt that this was the best way to move forward. >> privately we're told the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler was advocating for including a third article, obstruction of justice, part of the -- making three articles of impeachment reflecting the findings of the mueller report. you said today that democrats are better off not including obstruction of justice. just tell us why. >> well, i think there is some concern about the clarity of it. whereas as the other two artic

let's go straight to jim acosta. the president's team said they are waiting for a senate trial before they take part in this impeachment. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. and it is made clear in the letter from pat cipollone telling democrats to get lost and what they are saying to the house judiciary committee, basically saying we're not going to participate in this house impeachment inquiry process. dear chairman nadler this is basement and violated basic principles but the speaker of the house ordered the democrats to proceed with articles of impeachment before your committee has heard a single shred of evidence and the letter goes on to say house democrats have wasted enough of america' time with the charade and not waste more time and adopting articles of impeachment would be a reckless abuse of power and would constitute the most unjust and highly partisan and unconstitutional attempt at impeachment in our nation's history. whatever courses choose as the president recently stated and back to the tweet you menti

by participating, they would add legitimacy to the process. >> jim acosta, thanks very much. just to set the timetable, the intelligence committee are expected to vote on its report tomorrow. the republican response or the rebuttal, that's out tonight. and proceedings in the judiciary committee, that begin on wednesday without presidential cooperation. so there's a lot to talk about tonight with our first guest, democratic congresswoman jackie speier. congresswoman speier, thanks for being with us. this report from republicans, they argue that the pressure president trump put on ukraine for investigations into his democratic rivals stem from a quote deep seated skepticism of ukraine due to its history of pervasive corruption. what do you say to that? >> i think it's poppycock, and i think it is once again an effort by the president and all of the members of the house and senate on the republican side to try and weave a falsehood into a truism. it was very clear what the president wanted, and certainly the hearings we had showed how much time and energy the tres amigos, sondla

let's head now to the white house and cnn chief white house correspondent jim acosta. and the president is in florida, but he's there under this cloud of impeachment here in d.c. >> reporter: that is right, brianna. and even though president trump has been impeached and spending the holiday down in florida, critical new information as manu just talked about is still coming to light in the ukraine investigation. democrats are seizing on new emails that show that a mandate be freeze on aid 90 minutes after mr. trump hopped off the phone with the leader of that country. playing golf down in florida, president trump is teeing off on democrats who are still holding up an impeachment trial in the senate, tweeting, house speaker nancy pelosi gives us the most unfair trial in the history of the u.s. congress and now she's trying for fairness in the senate. and breaking all rules while doing so. she lost congress once, she will do it again. but democrats aren't ready to give the president a mulligan. pointing to through administration emails discovered by the center for public

jim acosta has the story.lared innocent in the ukraine scandal president trump is slamming house speaker nancy pelosi's decision to hang on to the articles of impeachment want to go she asians continue over the upcoming trial in the senate. the president tweeted actually they have 0 proof of anything they will never even show up they want out i wanted a media trial. >>the trump's personal attorneys, rudy giuliani told young conservatives at the turning point usa summit, democrats are out for blood they want to put bar in prison they want to execute me. good luck. i just get angrier and i go after you more or the president's daughter ivanka can see it's her father is upset and angry at the waste of time. >>angry at the collateral damage angry. but it's still energizing and it focuses you on really and draws into relief. the stark contrast in priorities. >>lawyer, but pelosi appears to be getting in some digs at her own inviting the president to deliver the state of the around the time of mister trump's trial wr

jim acosta. has that had an effect on the profession, or is he just a one-off? john: there are a lot of journalists who like to be a part of the story. when that is done well, you get someone like tom wolfe, sort of the new journalism, that can be done well. poorly, and done you get -- you get people who want to be stars as opposed to writers and truth tellers and make spectacles of themselves, and jim acosta is probably the biggest contemporary abuser of that. toka: you must have access people of other academic institutions that do what you do. do you feel like they try to teach journalists to be more neutral or show both sides, or is it just damper torpedoes, full speed ahead to the left? amn the torpedoes, full speed ahead to the left? missionere is a statement which i read and i believe in. things we started doing that i thought made sense, and one of the things we do that i think is essential is you learn journalism by doing journalism. in other words, we do not want kids sitting in the classrooms, hearing lectures from me. they get a little bit of that, bu

jim acosta from cnn saying an hour after trump says do it now, pelosi, i'm asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. those tweets by the president earlier, the do-nothing democrats had a historically bad yesterday in the house. they are demeaning our country. nothing matters to them. they have gone crazy. therefore if you going to impeach me, do it now i do it fast so we can have a fair trial in the senate so our country can get back to business. savannah, georgia. tyrone? caller: how are you this morning? i have been listening to what everybody is saying. i'm wondering if anybody realizes donald trump gets away with what he has done and what he is doing, what will happen to this country in the future? whether it is a republican president. what is going to happen when they start doing things like that? anne from north carolina on the republican line. caller: i just wanted to say i can't understand why they are not investigating biden. he has done more corruption than trump is ever thought to do. he should be investigated. in my opinion i think he should be ejected from

if you use the filter on snap shots or talk for something. 21 the fun we can think of the jim acosta video from last fall so november 2018 and which of the footage was changed as it sort of morphed across social media the frame dropping within those videos made it look like you know these actions were much more forceful than they actually were in real life and then we have the nancy pelosi video from last summer as an example of slowing down existing video to make it look like she was you know speaking very slowly to the point of slowing her words and you know appearing drunk so it's really sad here says thing. tell this to the room even a cheap fake can make headlines and have a political impact and in this new democratized access to video synthesis fakes all that hard to pretty so what happens when those with technical know how to get in on the act. placed it has done exactly that harvesting the biometric data british prime minister johnson and leader of the opposition jeremy kaufman. creating synthesise video both men indorsing each other for prime minister. it's a statement on so

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