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democrats could win rather than focusing on an issue that looks to me to be a loser and absent john bolton tyingdent directly to the scandal that the democrats are alleging occurred with the quid pro quo and ukraine. absent that i think they have got a stone cold political loser on their hands. >> neil: then, emily how ditsdisentangle. maybe this led to the rumor putting censure of the president really early on what do you make of that. >> i was going to piggy back on doug's point. move over to the senate and drawn out for months and months more. the numbers in favor of impeachment especially independence moving in the wrong direction for democrats and months out ahead of them on this you can get people will get more and more fatigued unless they have a bombshell that we haven't seen yet, which i think is extraordinarily unlikely, voters are going to get very fatigued by this and democrats are going to have to answer for it in 2020. >> neil: holly, this is a point we will raise with you. candidates. joe biden getting heckled at town hall in south carolina saying he would not end all of the depor

playbook, which is just to turn the democratic nominee upside down, whether it is goal gore, john kerry, ask ty tried it with barack obama with birtherism and they got away with it three or four times. >> he's going to have another possible question to answer if a real billionaire is in the race. but we'll talk about that when we have more with noelle and philippe later in the show. >>> the house intelligence committee starts impeachment hearings on wednesday. coming up, we'll talk to a member of that panel, congressman andre carson, about what he wants to uncover and what he thinks is imperative for the american people to learn. >>> but first from our colleague richard lui with other stories we're watching this hour. >> a couple stories we're watching, president trump is at the lsu at alabama football game. this is the first time president trump has attended the matchup. bypassing cheers greeted the president and first lady as he was introduced during the first quarter less than two weeks after boos in washington, d.c.. >>> today marking 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall. november 9th

ty, hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour fo john bolton failed to appear for his closed door deposition todayhe was invited to testify, but declined t"the washington post" r reporting he is willing to testify in the impeachment inquiry but only if a federal court clears the way >>> in germany, mike pompeo says the u.s. is investigating allegations of war crimes in syria. this at a news conference with the german foreign minister. >> the united states will continue to monitor the cease fire and hold human rights violators there accountable. we're investigating allegations of war crimes and will continue to deliver on our humanitarian mission there. >> and former soviet leader gorbachev and members of a rock band met together in moscow marking the 30th anniversary of the falling of the berlin wall the scorpian song wind of change became an anthem for german reunify kags. back to you. >> apaizing it's been 30 years i remember the day like it was yesterday. >> i do, too >>> let's tell you what else is ahead on the exchange. >> coming up are investors losing nae ining n roku a bold move by china w

john bolton. it seems like the democrats have made the decision that it's not worth going through a court and tying things up in there. >> because it would take months. >> it would take months, and they want to get this thing wrapped up quickly. sondland, of course, does have this firsthand knowledge, but it's sort of complicated, because he has this history, as jackie speier said, of shaving truth. so how reliable a witness is he going to be? >> congressman rogers, you're the former chairman of the house intelligence committee. let me just ask you. you can't -- not you, but republicans can't have it both ways, it seems. i think it's a perfectly legitimate argument. bill taylor heard this. george kent heard this, but this is all secondhand information. or most of it's secondhand information. but then prevent democrats in the country hearing from the people who have firsthand information. the gordon sondlands. but also the mick mulvaney's and the rudy giulianis. >> yeah, well, i mean, that's the president. it's not the republicans in congress that are -- the president, the white house. >> but they'r

tying it directly to trump. host: let me jump in and ask this question. if for example former national security advisor john bolton or secretary perry or rudy giuliani former new york city mayor and now the president's lawyer, if those individuals and others testified, do you think that would sway your opinion one way or the other? caller: it would depend on what they have to say. giuliani is clearly trump's guy. nobody wants to be the fall guy. sondland, i think they are angling for him to be the fall guy on this. you know what i mean? i don't like bolton, but he was clear what he felt was going on and it was the same thing everyone else thought was going on. he said i am out. he might be a more reliable witness. host: thanks for the call. the president up early tweeting. he will be appearing on fox and friends during the 8:00 hour, so we will monitor that. at 7:05, the president with this tweet, former fbi employee accused of altering fisa documents, hello, here we go. host 2: this comes back to the investigation the inspector general michael horowitz is conducting into the origins of the russia investiga

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john stll tracking some big problems around the bay area one problem is on muni this morning jor delays to the underground subway service. having issues with food letting between church and then as ty are not running trai along thastretch. so trains are switching back at this time time they're workin on getting some bus shuttles in place for you as an alternate but then bart is also assisting they're offering free traners for anyone stuck in this problem on muni and you want to go bart once again major muni metro delays this mning because of flooding between church and then s we also have delays on the dumbarton bridge because of an old. tim blocking for about an hour 20 minutes, it's still out there west 84 after mitt sp your 2 right lanes closer still working with it takes time us it's raining that's not helping. so you're jammed here fore mid span all all the way over tthe west and prepare for major delays on the dumb barred or maybe just hold off. if youan if you have that luxury, i know a lo of you don't you're at 73 minutes here to make your way over to the peninsula that is absolute awful 92 is not a great alternate you are saving time a look you have to get through this rig

tying it directly to trump. host: let me jump in and ask this question. if johnolton or secretary perry or rudy giuliani and now the president's lawyer, if those individuals and others testified, do you think that would sway your opinion one way or the other? caller: it would depend on what they have to say. giuliani is clearly trump's guy. nobody wants to be the fall guy. ondland, i think they are angling for him to be the fall guy. he was like bolton, but clear what he felt was going on and it was the same thing everyone else thought was going on. he might be a more reliable witness. host: thanks for the call and the president up early tweeting. he will be appearing on fox and friends during the 8:00 hour, so we will monitor that. at 7:05, the president with this tweet, former fbi employee accused of altering pfizer documents,-- fisa hello, here we go. host: this comes back to the investigation the inspector general michael horowitz is conducting into the origins of the russia investigation. as we found out earlier this week, michael horowitz will be testifying