joe walsh?> brooke, i can't hear you anymore, but i think i know where you were going. politicians, brooke, they have so few opportunities to do what's right. to put country above party. man, we are at one of those moments right now, brooke, in this country's history where we have a clear and present threat right in front of us. and every republican knows it. again, i'll say what i said before, brooke, we got to encourage these republicans, these first few republicans to come out and senator rubio today basically punted and wouldn't even acknowledge that what president trump did was wrong. they need to be called out. this is, again, we have so few opportunities to say this. every republican right now has an opportunity to put their country above their party. we have a president right now who has demonstrated extreme disloyalty. and if we -- if republicans can't call this out, brooke, they'll never be forgiven and then there's nothing else to call out. >> joe walsh, let me try this again, can you

>> i think representative joe walsh had it right with mark sanford when he said the reason the white house and the republicans are not answering is because there is no answer. it's as simple as that. >> no answer? what's your answer to those questions? >> well, you know, if anything is clear from history, it's the people who wrote the constitution were most worried when they created the office of president of the united states about two things.

trump's impeachment is the former gop congressman and current republican presidential candidate joe walshd an open letter to republicans asking them to support the impeachment inquiry against the president, imploring them to put country over party. in the letter he wrote it can be difficult at times, almost impossible to contemplate what's best for the country instead of what's best for your side of the aisle. but i'm asking you to do this at this time because we have clear evidence of the very abuse of power our founders feared. joining me, candidate joe walsh. you must have had friends in congress. nobody seems to be picking up on this. bill weld who you have run against said something similar, larry hogan who is in the race for president, said something similar. why are no republican members of congress actually doing this? >> because they're afraid. they're afraid of trump's voters. ali, look, we live in scary times now. i think, and i told you this before, what i say about this president publicly the vast majority of my republican colleagues up on capitol hill believe it privately. t

they'd like an alternative, i'd love it to be joe walsh. go to joe walsh.org and find an alternative. >> but not a private vote, so is the answer right now, no, they would not be swayed? ? what would it take? >> you're right, right now, no, the senate would not vote to remove him. >> but again, as this -- look at how the polls have moved and you have to keep an eye on republican voters, because these republicans in the senate will do what their voters want them to do, and they're moving on. you look at these polls, they want him impeached and removed in an increasing number, if those polls keep moving because the republicans in the senate don't like trump and they want him gone, they'll get rid of him in a heartbeat, it's very fluid. >> i want to ask you about mick mulvaney, he's many things right now, acting white house chief of staff as well as other roles in the trump administration, you entered the house at the same time, you work ed alongside him know him, what do you think about what you've seen from him lately, where he runs through

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. >> well, former representative joe walsh on cnn call the president a tradesser this morning see you have two contrasting view. finally your take. >> well, obviously, joe walsh although a republican he's run aring against president trump and the primary. so he's going to be more harsh lindsay grammy has been always a defender lately a defender of trump so he's more lenient. i do think this -- the fact that it is only been biden so far -- that the president has been seeking an investigation against, really does support an argument this has more to do "2020 presidential election than some sort of generic general crackdown on corruption. especially when the department of pentagon dod a few months ago basically said that ukraine was making great strides towards anticorruption thus undercutting rational for suspended ukrainian aid. >> that's the argument for one of them right there. steven miller down in memphis today for us. professor, thank you. for your insight -- >> great take care now. ♪ >> four people killed and five others injured in kansas city, kansass. after police say at least

mark sanford and joe walsh. congressman sonford, the president called for both ukraine and china to investigate biden. he did that publicly. we saw pushing the ukrainians to push a probe if they wanted a u.s. meeting. military aid was being held awaiting the announcement for an investigation into the bidens. you have said the impeachment inquiry is justified. would you vote to support such an inquiry if you were in the house of representatives? >> i don't know. i suspect so. again, i think we need to take this incrementally. i think to your point there ought to be a vote before we go into the inquiry. if you look at the last three impeachments and in fact, one in which i took the vote, you formalize the process as opposed to having an open-ended process which is the route that pelosi is taking right now. >> you're not sure if you would vote for it? >> i would take the vote in terms of inquiry, ultimately as i've said previously, i don't know that ultimately impeachment is the best way to go. i think probably cen

we did invite congressman joe walsh. he was unable to join us. >> for example, let's propose that was a preventative health care program that avoided a lot of bad outcomes and saved a lot of money. multiply that by five because they did such a good job. i do think that there is room for saving money by innovative weapon systems and other ways to skin the cat that we are doing with the military. the military is there for more than just one reason. keeping the lanes open for free trade is another important reason. this president seems to think that having allies to be helpful is not worth his time. that is a mistake in the foreign policy area. it costs us money. tolitary spending is up $700 billion this year alone. off.at is not the trade the president is not telling the truth on three fronts. it is the opposite of what he said he would do when he ran in clips like you just played. he said if you elect me, i will eliminate the debt. instead, they have raised the debt by more than $9 trillion. haveast two debt deals militar

we did invite congressman joe walsh. he was unable to join us. governor weld? there is room for saving money by innovative development, weapons systems and other things we are doing with the military. the military keeps us safe, keeps the lanes open for free trade, another important reason. this president seems to think having allies helpful keeping those lanes open is not worth his time, and that is a mistake in the foreign policy. , but costs us money. tomilitary spending is up $700 billion this year alone. off.at is not the trade the president is not telling the truth on three fronts. it is the opposite of what he said he would do when he ran in clips like you just played. he said if you elect me, i will eliminate the debt. instead, they have raised the debt by more than $9 trillion. haveast two debt deals military increases and domestic discretionary. the trade is on the republican side you get the military, and domestic discretionary on the democratic side. either he profoundly did not understand the process, and/or he has been disingenuous. folks with pro

we did invite congressman joe walsh. he was unable to join us. >> you have got to look at everything in the budget. but suppose there was a preventative health carebut supa preventative health care program that avoided bad outcomes and save money. you might want to multiply that by five because it such a good job third in the military, i do think there is room for saving money by innovative development of weapons systems and other ways to skin the cat. the military is there for more than one reason. hitting a safe is reason number one. keeping the lanes open for free trade is another important reason. this president seems to think that having allies to be helpful is something that is not worth his time. that is a mistake in foreign policy but it costs us money on the military budget. fromlitary spending is up 550 billion to $700 billion this year alone. >> as we know, that's not the trade-off in congress. the president is not telling the truth on three different from spirit it is the opposite of what he said he would do

>> i've had everybody from joe walsh to sammy hagar to smokey robinson.lso want to thank, i want to thank jason alexander for his inspiring portrayal of bagel boss guy. you can see jason live november 2nd and 3rd in detroit. and thanks to our lord and savior, tracy morgan, too. thanks to those gentlemen for being a part. next week on the show we're back home in hollywood with arnold schwarzenegger, rob lowe, antonio banderas, big boy and sleepy brown with cee lo green. and tonight on our show we have none other than kanye west, performing music from his new album. a imax movie. join us all throughout the show for that. our first guest is an actor, writer, direct eor and neighbor here in brooklyn. please welcome, john krasinski! [cheers and ♪ >> hello! these chairs are too nice for me. >> jimmy: i'm looking at you, you still look young. >> i can't see you, i turned 40. >> jimmy: you're blind now? are you wearing the glasses yet? >> no, i don't want to embarrass myself. everybody's like, wait, i wear glasses. >> jimmy: a lot of people for their 40th birthda

joe walsh one, mark sanford one. i just want to put that down as a marker. the president is in zero danger today. it's interesting as the impeachment proceedings play out. we'll look at that in another month and then another month and another month to see what happens, if anything. >> certainly, and look at those numbers once the democratic nominees start to emerge, because then we'll actually be able to put these preliminary polls of who has the greatest potential margin against the president. >> if you're in capitol hill trying to figure out what to do about impeachment, you see those numbers and you think the answer is to stick with the president. he's well ahead, but we'll see. >>> when we come back, the president's conduct is essential to the impeachment inquiry, but another name that comes up again and again and again, the vice president. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. wit

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we're focusing on impeachment inquiry and my guests include presidential candidates mark sanford and joe walshram and twitter at jake tapper and tweet the show at the lead cnn and we read them and our coverage continues right now. i'll see you sunday morning. have a great weekend. >>> happening now, breaking news. seeking more documents. house democrats are drafting subpoenas compelling the white house to turn over the documents they've demanded as part of the impeachment inquiry and now they're also seeking documents from vice president pence as their investigation widens. >>> build that stonewall. president trump threatened not to comply with democrats' demands for documents saying the full house needs to vote on the impeachment inquiry first, a dare contained a new talking point obtained by cnn. >>> smoking text. house democrats release damning text messages between trump representatives

>> i think representative joe walsh had it right with mark sanford when he said the reason the white house and the republicans are not answering is because there is no answer. it's as simple as that. >> no answer? what's your answer to those questions? >> well, you know, if anything is clear from history, it's the people who wrote the constitution were most worried when they created the office of president of the united states about two things. one was foreign interference with our government and the other was use of public office for private gain and has violated both of those rules. what's needed now is not just a vote to launch an impeachment inquiry and marshall all the evidence but the removal of this president from office. and that's what happens after this thing goes over to the senate. i don't think the senators have to declare in advance what they're going to do. it's clear to me their constitutional duty is to follow the evidence and vote to remove the president from office. >> based on the information that is already out there that we have in the public sphere, you believe

i see governor weld, sanford, joe walsh b. how are they going to do this?guy isn't right. vote for news the primary. it gets hard to do when on the regular, president trump just lo loob looks at what's happening on the cables. wow, people are feeling this way r or that way. so it's a touch and go strategy. the white house com shop. these aren't the best and brightest. these are people just happy to be there and banking on the fact they'll get high paying jobs later like the obama administration. >> every day, the white house press secretary would have to stand up in front of a room f reporter and answer questions. we get used to this being changed. it is strange to realize i don't remember the name of the white house press secretary. >> i've never heard speak. >> never heard what her voice sounds like. >> i think the trump white house feels like it doesn't have to make the case. >> exactly. only has to make the case to trump base. >> we'll leave it there. coming up next, president trump fighting a two front war with the inquiry taking space. steve cohen was

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including south carolina in moves that will further prevent his challengers, the former congressman joe walshanford, and former massachusetts governor william weld from gaining traction, but it is the delegate to rules and changes the parties at the state level that the campaign has spent most of its energies on this year. back to calls on adam schiff. oscar in california, democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you c-span. i am just a believer in adam schiff and him pursuing this, not because he necessarily hates trump or because anybody hates trump, he is our president, and i think as a democrats, i certainly want good leadership from our president, no matter what party he belongs to. but the facts should be allowed to flow to the surface and we should all have a chance to see it. whistleblower, i liken him to deep throat in the nixon era who remained anonymous. but the clues that the deep throat gave to the reporters, the washington post, eventually it led to the follow the money. eventually led to nixon need theseecause, we underground sources, but they are not treasonous. de

i was in a debate yesterday with joe walsh, my primary competitors are saying the president is treasonousve said look, i don't know what you're after. if you are an impeachment it is not going anywhere in the senate. if you want to condemn the action if that can be proven there was wrongdoing there, censure it. impeachment is going nowhere. whether it's mitch saying that or anybody who has observed the political activity what might or might not happen in the senate would come to the same conclusion. >> bill: do you think house democrats are burning their wheels or what? >> my point yesterday as i was trying to walk through knit a debate yesterday morning. this thing mathematically is going nowhere in the senate. therefore, the question and david brooks wrote an excellent column a week ago. do we really want to put our country through all the back and forth and as a consequence eliminate the national debate that takes place every four years? it is an important debate whether you're republican, democrat, independent where we go next on the country. what democrats stand for, what republicans

>> well, i mean, this is -- but this also happens, stuart varny when he was confronted by joe walsh, as the president ever told a lie? no, he's not, he's never told a lie. but, willie and mika, what i really see happening here is, i mean, you look at the fox news poll that shows 51% of americans won't the president removed from office. what i'm seeing the walls really are starting to close in. the baghdad bobs of trumpism are becoming more hshrill. they're openly saying he's got to lie, he's got to lie. and the president has no place to hide. i think really for the first time since donald trump went down that escalator, the majority of americans are finally on to him. and, perhaps, just perhaps, he can't march into the middle of fifth avenue, willie, shoot somebody and get away with it, for the first time, mind you. >> and, mika, everybody who goes on tv now is absolutely reeling. the few who will still go on tv in defense of the president, whether it's ron johnson on meet the press or jim jordan on a different show or lou dobbs saying i reserve the right to say the thing even though

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. >> outfront now, joan walsh, national affairs correspondent for "the nation" and cnn political commentator and ed rendell who supports joed many democrats calling out elizabeth warren for failing to explain how she'll pay for medicare for all. a real issue for her considering the bernie sanders' plan is the one she supports and he says he's going to raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it. did this really reveal her weakness as a candidate or not? >> look, she's had an amazing run and she has run the race on her terms, and i admire that and we must all admire that. last night she found out it's not always going to be on her terms. yes, she's going to have to explain how she pays for it. as someone who actually supports medicare for all, i think you have to lay out how you do it. i think you have to lay out what it's going to cost. senator gillibrand wanted to do it through payroll taxes and be very explicit about that that way. that's a way. other people have other ways. but you can't keep dodging. you look dodgy if you keep not answering the question. >> and she was refusing to do that again and again. governor, d

walsh, so helpful to have you on the ground for us. thank you. >>> back here, former vice president and presidential candidate joe biden is publicly expressing hisnce in his campaign fund raising. cnn is learning behind the scenes, his allies are concerned and intensifying their push for a superpac. jeff zeleny is i've in washington with more. >> several allies and donors and former strategists for joe biden have been talking about for weeks about the idea of setting up a superpac to help the biden campaign push back. the conversations have been stalled in recent weeks, but we are told that they are escalating now. they are nearing the final stages of seting up that super pac. not to win the democratic primary, per se, but to push back against the president and the trump campaign. this is controversial. super pacs are essentially not viewed highly in the primary. bernie sanders is already saying this is something joe biden should not be doing. but the reality here is that the long-term game and the cash situation inside the biden campaign might make this necessary. this is why. take a look at the numbers here of the cash on hand of the candidate

walsh, bbc news. all week pressure has been increasing on donald trump over allegations he broke the law by asking ukraine's leader to dig up damaging information on the son of his democratic rival, joehose in high office are investigated for serious misconduct, which could ultimately lead to them being removed from office. but what impact is this having on voters in the run up to next year's presidential election? nick bryant has been to pennsylvania to find out. # everybody dance now...#. the halloween parade in the working class town of northampton, pennsylvania. a traditionally democratic community that twice voted for barack obama, but which in 2016 helped send donald trump to the white house. his presidency has provided a sugar hit for the local economy. unemployment here has fallen, there's a sense of economic resurgence. so the horror story in the nation's capital comes not from the president, but the democrats trying to remove him from office. donald trump? i like the man! what about the impeachment inquiry, do you think it should go forward? no, i think all that's silly. it will waste so much of the taxpayers' money and stuff on all this craziness. i think it's a farce. i t

roy blunt of missouri the senate investigation into the president in ukraine and mark sanford and joe walsh on whether they would vote to support the housing. . -- house inquiry. >> this is a matter of urgent national concern.

roy blunt of missouri the senate investigation into the president in ukraine and mark sanford and joe walsh on whether they would vote to support the housing. . -- house inquiry. >> this is a matter of urgent national concern. the inspector general is a trumpet appointee. we have a circumstance where the general counsel to the cia, a donald trump appointee, made a criminal referral to the department of justice because she was concerned about the wrongdoing as it relates to the president. appointees who are clearly unnerved by the lawlessness of this president. >> the senate committee i serve on has been asked to look into this. i think that gives us the responsibility to get to the facts before we reach conclusions. others might reach their conclusions a little quicker than we are, but in terms of other people stepping forward, i heard earlier today that maybe this would be a first-hand source. >> that is what the attorney says. >> we have seen the transcript now. i wondered as we talked to the i.g.