i owned a pair of jordans. iood at my closet i got $2,000 of jordan. that's the brand we recognize, a young urban guy from north philly. you gol to schou had a nice pair of jordan you were the man. you got a date everything was fine. listen, the jortden brand, at's what it is, the history, the connected to the culture, connected hiphop culture as long as they uphold that i thing they'll nev anywhere. it's not surprising any got the billion-dollar qureter. >> comt to the shoe that is steph curry put out or lutron put which were also hot. >> yes. >> but differentiated for for me if you can. >> history. people -- lebron sneaker good. steph curry ispy i love poob touching mieshlg jordan. that's perfection. the difference and is when you sign to the jordan brand as a player. you got to recognize something it's not your it's michael jordans. you the won'te pardon of kawhi leonard now with new balance. you see the other brands come. but they don't have the history, theur cu thempact that jordan has and that's exactly success and will for a long time. >> congr

jordan. i believe very clearly, mr. chairman, that we have here a very substantial case involving a violation of title 18, the u.s. criminal code, section 1512. tampering with a witness. clearly involving -- i would ask unanimous consent for two additional minutes. chairman hyde: without objection. >> thank you, mr. chairman. involving an effort, deliberate effort, willful effort on the part of the president to cause ms. lewinsky, or to take steps to cause ms. lewinsky once it became known that she would be a witness and had in fact been subpoenaed. the other side might make some hay out of the fact that ms. lewinsky really had been involved in a job search for some time. indeed that is the case, since july of 1997. what certainly raises legitimate suspicions and fits within the pattern of activity here in the evidence is the fact that this went from a back burner effort by a second or third rate employee of the government to a very accelerated effort involving a flurry of activity by mr. jordan, by the ceo of a major f

i will start a telethon to get jim jordan a blazer.laze about something. >> six people having four conversations in one sentence. >> reporter: but always in shirt sleeves. this week something truly historic happened. no, not impeachment. jim jordan dressed up. >> of course the whistle-blower. >> reporter: yes, the ohio congressman actually put his arms through the sleeves of a jacket. jim jordan is wearing a suit jacket, and he looks almost as uncomfortable as he makes all of us. >> i'm about to pop off! >> reporter: so what's the deal? does jim jordan have a hangup about wearing jackets? >> mr. i don't know why. the only time i wear the jacket is when i have to. i wear it on the house floor because you have to. >> reporter: the rules were required to wear one for the impeachment vote. >> whenever i'm in the white house, i wear it there. >> there are multiple accounts purporting to be jim jordan's jacket. all i want is to be worn. when he posed in an overly big jacket belonging to a radio host, the missing jacket posted who the bleep r

jordan!ers and applause ] >> how does iteel,hough, to bring this movie, especially this movie, backere to newark? >> it just feels good, man, to be able toive this. it's a powerful film with a powerful message. >> please judge, hold on o second. >> jordan plays real-life super hero. civil rights attorney brian stevsowho foughto ve a ma playebyamie foxx, wrongly accused on death row. the real-life brian joked to me there was just one thing missing in michael's ptrayal. e's a little disappointed because he wanted the killmonger vibe forou to ay him he needed that. >> he needed that. >> that's whate wanted. how happy were you when you saw what he did with you on the screen? >> i w blown away. yeah. >> it's extraordinary, extraordinary performance. >> the 32-year-old actor's celebrating another milestone. he just became an uncl >> in honor of your new nephew, we got a lite gift for you. >> okay. >> okey dokey for the new editn to the family. open it up. >> what we got here? jordan. cle is micha b

jim jordan said it best with the four facts. the bottom line is, president zalenski and trump were on the phone call. neither had a problem with the phone call. he was thankful to president trump for selling him the missile so he could stand up to russia, something obama and joe biden wouldn't do. no one in the media wants to add that. every witness, matt gates said did any one of you raise your hand if you've seen anything wrong, not anybody on the witness, the intelligence, or here today on the judiciary, no witness can tell anything that the president did illegal. the disdain that the law professors had for donald trump and the fact he got elected in 2016 was clear i thought was disgraceful what stanford law professor or whatever she's a professor of, she owes an apology, unequivocal apology. i don't know if she supports bullying, but to pick ohhen a minor child to make yourself look cute in front of colleagues, it's disgraceful. i hope stanford doesn't stand for that. >> sean: a great point. with a liberal university, all of

jordan votes no. mr. buck votes no. mr. radcliff votes no. ms. robe votes no. mr. gaetz votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. ms. lesco votes no. mr. cline mr. no. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stubie votes no. >> every member voted who wishes to vote? >> chairman, may i ask how i'm recorded? >> how is the gentleman recorded? >> mr. gomer, you're reported as no. >> i wanted to make sure. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the articles are agreed to. impeaching president donald j. president trump for obstructing congress. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. nadler votes aye. ms. jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. mr. deutsche votes aye. ms. bass votes aye. mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffries votes aye. m mr. swalwell votes aye. mr. lu. mr. craskin votes aye. ms. jaipol votes aye. ms. demings votes aye. mr. carrera votes yes. ms. scanlon votes aye. ms. garcia votes arngsye. ms. mcbeth votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. ms. dean. ms. dean votes aye. ms.

here is the thing, the jordan brand itself had its first ever $1 billion quarter jordans. >> they were so hot when i was a kid and still hot now. how long has michael jordan been retired? nike did have an issue where they are selling more shoes, so they built up some inventory this whole idea that they needed to work more the stock has been doing so well as of late >> the brand is apparently still on fire. sales in china really strong north america, slightly not as strong as last year but already such a strong brand. >> rahel wearing the tiger wood's red to the broader markets futures trading. tiny bit to the upside they will tack on to the records set yesterday. a slew of records already this year joining us on set, chief market strategist you perhaps know him as the guy best associated with the stock traders almanac. jeff, thank you for being here let's talk about the idea that we are at record highs in the stock market this is a far cry from what we saw last december. a seasonally strong time of year it was then too but the market still tanked what is different this time around >> y

tariffs as part of the trade dispute notably the company's air jordan brand its own milestone raking in $1000000000.00 in quarterly revenues. let's bring in our financial correspondent in new york ian's korda yes let's start with this milestone with the u.s. economy a decade without a recession how much longer can this go on. well what we say at least on wall street is bull markets don't die of old age so just because we were on the rise for 10 years with the u.s. economy does not necessarily mean that it's going to come to an end 2020 but certainly the longer the expansion takes and the more likely it gets that at some point there will be a turning point but at least for now most economists here on wall street do not expect a recession for 2020 and well there is some debate going on that it's not the strongest expansion that we're seeing but is it but it is the longest and as you mentioned 126 consecutive months of growth is pretty fascinating and as i said for 2020 so far most economists do not see a recession at the horizon. i want to ask you about nike now overcoming tariffs to b

basketball brand it is also interesting to see michael jordan still playing 16 years ago but his brand is still very solid but yes small misses the margins and was the business in north america that was the reason why we saw a bit of profit taking in their stock of nike. in support of their force in new york thank you. russia and ukraine will sign a 5 year deal the transit of russian gas to europe via ukraine both parties recently announced it's the 1st such deal since the russian annexation of crimea and it followed intense negotiations with the e.u. . these pipes are front and center of a geopolitical crisis north stream 2 percents a new undersea route for russia to deliver gas to the e.u. bypassing its neighbor ukraine in the midst of a conflict that started with russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 what's at stake for ukraine up to $3000000000.00 in transit fees for gas coming from the orange gas field in western siberia it flows through the brotherhood pipeline crossing ukraine into slovakia for further distribution within the e.u. with the introduction of the north stream pipeli

but strauss or -- i'm sorry, jordan, jim jordan, donald trump, those republicans, they -- >> that's notthe biggest deficits ever, the biggest national debt ever. they passed the biggest pork barrel budget ever. and, they support autocrats. they bow down to kim jong-un. and they say to vladimir putin, you've invaded ukraine? keep on going. we're going to support a president who's holding up military aid until he can get a foreign leader to interfere in america's election in 2020. that's nice. i've just started. i'm just beginning, but tom nichols, they don't like us, they're smelly. that's what lindsey graham is saying about these fbi agents in 2016. i'm sorry, but every time lindsey lies like that, every time lindsey becomes that big of a hypocrite, i just have to quote his words. and he's attacked donald trump so much and attacked him so much in 2016. but this is one of my favorites. i hope somebody will set it to music one day. he is shallow. he is ill prepared, said lindsey graham of donald trump, to be commander and chief. he doesn't know what he is talking about, said lindsey graha

jordan votes no. mr. buck votes no. mr. radcliffe votes no. ms. robie votes no. mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. ms. lesko votes no. mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. steube votes no. chair nadler: as every member voted he wishes to vote? >> chairman. may i ask how i was recorded? >> you are recorded as no. >> i want to make sure. chairman nadler: the clerk will report. >> there 17 a -- chair nadler: the article is agreed to. the question now is an article two. impeaching president donald trump on obstructing congress. the cleric will call the role. >> mr. nadler votes ay. ms. lofgren votes ay. ms. jackson lee votes ay. mr. cohen votes ay. mr. johnson of georgia votes ay. mr. deutch votes ay. ms. bass votes ay. mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffries votes ay. mr. cucillini votes ay. mr. swalwell votes ay. mr. lou -- mr. raskin votes ay. ms. demings votes ay. mr. correa votes ay. ms. scanlon votes ay. ms. garcia votes ay. mr. nagus votes ay. ms. mcbath votes ay. mr. stanton votes ay. ms. dean votes ay. ms.

not impeachment, jim jordan dressed up.ough the sleeves of a jacket. jim jordan is wearing a suit jacket and he looks almost as uncomfortable as he makes all of us. >> i'm about to pop off. >> reporter: what's the deal? does jim jordan have hang up about wearing jackets? >> i don't know. the only time i wear the jacket is when i have to. i wear it on the house floor because i have to. >> reporter: the rules required him to wear one for the impeachment vote on the house floor. >> i wear it at the white house. >> reporter: there are multiple twitter accounts reporting to be jim jordan's jacket. all i want is to be worn. when he posed in the overly big jacket belonging to radio host, his missing jacket posted, who the bleep rolls up a suit jacket sleeve. jordan has a theory. >> you can't really get fired up and get into it if you have some jacket slowing you down. >> that i conveyed this mess an on sent 21st. >> reporter: shirt sleeves for speed. >> okay. >> thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts now. >>> if these aren't signs o

i dreamed of who jordan would become. i dreamed of watching him walk across the stage at his high school graduation full of love and hope for the future. i dreamed of him carrying on our family's legacy of public service. but seven years ago, on a day much like today, jordan was sitting in the back seat of a car with his friends at a gas station. a man pulled up next to their car and complained about the loud music that they were playing. he pulled out a gun and fired ten shots into their car, hitting jordan three times and killing my only son. i found myself asking god how could this happen? how did he allow this to happen to me, to my family, and to jordan? i prayed to god and found the strength to forgive my killer. i stood up for families like mine. i stood up for families in marietta, georgia, who were terrified that they will send their kids to school and never see them come home. i stood up for the teens who sent texts to their parents in parkland, florida. i stood up for their mothers reading messages from their c

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jordan, sam heughan, lea michele, jonathan groff!ause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- representative adam schiff from "snl," comedian bowen yang, music from tyler childers, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news senate minority leader chuck schumer this afternoon held a press conference about imesident trump's likely

penises are washington to the beach and jordan klepper is back at a trump rally to finger the pulse. let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's kick it off with some exciting news from the world of black girl magic. >> history being made after new miss world crowned over the weekend. >> miss world 2019 is -- ( cheering ) -- jamaica! ( cheers and applause ) >> the top honor of the miss world contest saturday, her win means five black women own the world pageant titles. that is an historic first. >> trevor: wow! ( cheers and applause ) that is so amazing. five black women all wearing crowns. six women if you count meghan markel, #women! i'm particularly excited because miss universe is from south africa, which is great, because i'm south african, so that technically means i'm in line for the thrown. that's what i mean. if she quits, i get to be in charge of the universe, that's how the whole thing works. ( laughter ) i love how in pageants the contestant stands next to each other and you have to be happy with the person who beat you. i think that's how they should announce the winner

so we will start with jordan to kick us off. and national security strategists and foreign policy planners face many challenges. they are busy people. why should national security and economic policy professionals focus on sanctions as a form of deterrence, and what will that do to alter and improve those sanctions as a specific policy tool, and u.s. deterrence planning more broadly? >> well, thanks, first, i also want to thank the frankel foundation for its support and thank the center for american security, for hosting and convening this event, and also thanks susanna, david and eric for their really valuable input on this project. so why we thought it was important to focus on this topic, sanctions, as liz has mentioned, have become the tool of choice for addressing many international problems. from weapons proliferation to human rights violations, violations of territorial integrity, interference in u.s. elections, and in many cases, as was also mentioned the greatest potential impact of sanctions can be in the area of deter

campaign 2020, here we go again. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: jordan klepper, everyone., good news, jordan klepper is going to be back on the show and on the campaign trail for the next elevenments or until trump cans also the selection, whichever is first. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) tonight, i choose the cat that deserves a second life. i will win this year. i'm quite obviously the best. i judge a cat by its soul. i've got plenty of soul. come, we're about to begin. now it is time to make the choice. cross paws. i love it. ♪ ♪ la vita ruffino. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is an actor and comedian, you know him from the show "time" series "billions" and he's got a new hobb comedy special called "son of a gary." >> loved action figures. loved action figures. till i was 12. pretty old. ( laughter ) kind of old to play with boy dolls. ( laughter ) also at 12 years old, because i'm 20% white trash, i started smoking cigarettes. do you know how hilarious of an overlap that is? ( laughter ) i wo

mr gohmert but it's no mr jordan mr jordan but it's no mr buck mr buffett's no mr radcliffe mr clifford snow miss robey miss roby votes no mr gates mr gates but it's no mr johnson of louisiana mr johnson of louisiana but it's no mr bigs. mr mcclintock mr mcclintock that's now miss last. miss us give us now mr rushton dollar now mr vice entire votes now mr klein. mr klein that's now mr armstrong mr i found this now mr stevie mr steve events now mr mr biggs you were not recorded mr biggs that's now everyone voted no as everyone who voted who wishes to vote on my record and miss cameron you're not recorded i miss scanlan that's i hear mr crane you are not recorded. mr cravats i was anyone else was devoted as a group mr chairman there are 24 eyes and 17 knows the eyes have it the motion tables agreed to mr goldman you maybe give thank you mr chairman. chairman. ranking member collins members of the committee we are here today because donald j. trump the 45th president of the united states abused the power of his office the american presidency for his a political and personal benefit preside

we will start with jordan. to kick us off. strategist andty foreign-policy planners face many challenges. andshould national security economic policy professionals focus on sanctions as a form of deterrence? jordan: thank you, liz and thank you to the foundation and center for hosting and convening the event. and thank you to my panelists. why we thought it was important to focus on this topic -- sanctions have become the tool of choice for addressing many international problems from weapons proliferation to human rights violations. violations of an tegretol -- violations of territory. the greatest impact of sanctions can be in the area of deterrence. deterring other countries from engaging in unwanted behavior. dissuading a country from developing a nuclear weapon. from invading another country. from conducting ethnic cleansing. and we can think of many other examples and when used well, sanctions and sanctions threats and send important signals. if another country does take a certain anchor -- action, the u.s. will impose ce

the king turned to his brother-in-law, the king of jordan being faisal the second and you can see howremarkably young they are in 1958, the two of them agreed iraq would send a brigade of the iraqi army to oman to help stabilize the situation. unfortunately the brigade they selected was filled with those who were preparing plot against faisal the plot succeeded on the 14th of july, 1958 it was very violent. the brigade was moving through baghdad in the early morning with ammunition which was very unusual instead of heading towards jordan it went to the royal defense ministry and lined the family up against a wall and two machine gun all of them and their bodies were dragged through the streets. the prime minister of iraq was the de facto leader of the country of 20 years without a day later and executed on the spot and dragged to the street. very violent and a stunning blow to america's interest. so through a series of events all building up through the 14th of july in iraq. the coup was led by this man nobody knew who this guy was egyptians didn't know who he was the americans didn't

jordan. i believe very clearly, mr. chairman, that we have here a very substantial case involving a violation of title 18, the u.s., code, section 1515, tampering with the witness. i would ask for unanimous consent for two additional minutes. >> without objection. >> i think the chairman. involving the effort, the willful effort on the part of the president to cause miss lewinsky or to take steps to cause miss lewinsky once it became known she would become a witness, that she had become subpoenaed. the other side might make some hay out of the fact that miss lewinsky had really been involved in a job search for quite some time. indeed that has been the case since july of 1997. what certainly raises legitimate suspicions and fits within a pattern of activity here in the evidence, mr. chairman, is the fact that this went from a back burner effort by a second or third rate employee of the government to a very accelerated effort involving a flurry of by they by mr. jordan ceo of a major fortune 500 corporation, involving in

>> i think it is, yeah. >> i mean, michael jordan hasn't played basketball in about 20 years. what makes this brand so iconic in a world where fads come and go like that >> well, you've seen what nike's done with the brand. like, university of michigan has a jordan basketball logo on their football jerseys you see other athletes like derek jeter. they've really branched out really excellence and athletics all over the world. >> listen. there have been some gentlemen who have lost their jobs in upper management due to some of the me too concerns there have been walkouts over the names of alberto salazar being named on a building on campus i mean, this is not a company that has not had its controversy or its employee issues how are they able to maintain their focus through -- there have been some nasty headlines of nike this year. >> you know what's aimazing is it's a company about supporting sports and athletes but they behave and think like athletes they always say there is no finish line. it's a very competitive culture. when you look at market research, our ubs evidence lab

congressman jordan, i want to start with you. i guess we forgot to ask or somebody forgot to ask speaker pelosi if you actually pass it at lightning speed this impeachment, are you going to send it over to the senate? is that something you're supposed to ask along the way? >> again, it's laughable if it wasn't so serious. the idea that nancy pelosi is going to try to negotiate with mitch mcconnell and tell him mitch mcconnell how to run the senate? that is laughable. here's what happened to him as number 24th when pelosi announced they go down this crazy impeachment road commission never thought she'd lose support across the country and she never expected to lose support in our own congress. had one democrat vote for us, another democrat voted president, and a third democrats which parties because everyone sees the facts are on the president's side. she doesn't know what to do because they had been had in the american people see through it. >> jason: congressman bigs, what are you seeing on the floor when you see these democrats?

jordan seek? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> i have a point of order. >> the clerk will report the amendment. >> amendment to the amendment in the nature of a substitute hres 755 offered by mr. jordan of ohio, page 4, strike line 23 and all that follows through page 5 line 5, page 8 strike lines 10 through 17. >> the gentleman is recognized for the purpose of explaining his amendment. >> i went through my point of order. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> this simply strikes the last eight lines in article one and the last eight lines in article 2. >> you have a rushed process when you don't have the facts on your side. we've been through these facts many times. ukraine didn't know aid was held up at the time of the call, but the democrats assert that president trump was pressuring zelensky on the call to investigate the bidens in order to get the aid that he didn't even know was on hold. that's their argument and oh, by the way, down the road, president zelensky says there was no pressure the

jordan and jamie foxx in one movie?can speak for all of us when i say we're all in. >> this is the most important film i've ever done. >> why jamie and michael both have reasons to celebrate. >>> then we're inside the little women house spilling secrets about their text chain with meryl streep. >> they're on a group job. >>> plus will smith on his ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> i'm one of the bad guys. >> alfre woodard plays a ♪ >>> we need to keep moving. come on. >> here's a movie that could get a lot of oscar love. "1917 account "tells the story of two british soldiers who must go behind enemy lines to warn of an ambush. >> if you fail, it will be a massacre. >> colin firth and benedict cumberbatch star, a long with newcomers george mckay and dean charles chapman who sometimes forgot they were acting in a movie. >> all the conditions we were in, there was very, very realistic and

senate and judiciary t members jim jordan, tom mcclintock, and ken buck are here to respond. and senators are saying, this is my favorite moment of the day, that mitch mcconnell should recuse himself ahead of the senate trial, oh, anything else, alan dershowitz has something to say about that. plus, the impeachment published is now losing the support of... wait for it, democrats. the ingram holsters and mclaughlin tell us why. and also tonight, and this is stunning, the court that signed off on all of those bogus fisa warrants just dropped a rare review of the fbi and jim comey. sara carter, matt schlapp, and and dinesh d'souza are all here to respond but first, pelosi's three ring slot. that is the focus of tonight's many "angle." all right, this impeachment shuffle, i was thinking about it literally on the drive to the studio tonight. it has all of the feel of like a second rate traveling circus that camps out in the old fairgrounds of your town, but then it never leaves. you have the jugglers, the pass fake jugglers, kind of uneasy tightrope walkers. >> i'm going to reserv

courts jordan downs nickerson gardens along gardens and guns out of. the larger. $10.00 are going to be jordan downs nickerson and imperial courts basically there's a different gang and each one of them nickerson gardens has bounty hunter bloods it's a it's a really large gang a couple 1000 members i'm sure in imperial they've got some some pretty good names they've got i think funny side till side i'm not sure where all these names come from grape street which is in jordan downs you're going to have things like pita roll and different gangs are in there different subsets of the same game they're all great street crips and they're there's a lot of conflict within the gangs and. in between the games most of the conflict i would say revolves around money and most of that money is made through dope sales they do have other activities but that's that's the main source of most of their income. and that's what drives a lot of the violence that's out here we have. we're way down in murders historically for this area but we're still i think we're up to 40 for

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official who spends on your skroet evoters back home tt you, what do supporters feeling like jim jordan with the jacket off, all this tough guy stuff, the attitude that they are showing of belligerence, not just defiance, but belligerence.

jordan of ohio. page one line 12 strike article 1 and redesignate the succeeding article accordingly. >> the gentleman is recognized for the purpose of explaining his amendment. >> this amendment strikes article 1 as -- >> i withdraw my point of order. >> this strikes article one because article 1 ignores the truth. four facts, five meectings. we've known there have been four facts that have not changed, will not change, will never change and we've known it since september 25th when the call transcript was released. it show nose quid pro quo. what's interesting is the day the transcript came ourkt, even chairman nadler said there was no quid pro quo in the transcript. two presidents on the call, president trump and president zelensky have said no pushing or linking between security assistance money and any type of announcement of an investigation. we know that the ukrainians knew at the time of the call, didn't know at the time of the call, that the aid had been held up and most importantly, most imp

this outpost on the banks of the river jordan is home to a revolutionary firebrand who promises the coming of a new savior. his name? john the baptist. >> john the baptist is the first chapter to the long and amazing story of jesus. he tees it up for jesus to come in and to really be the true messiah. >> he comes with the fire, and he wants people to feel it here. who are you? are you saved? why do you come here? he even questions their motives. this is a very intense figure out in the wilderness, and the wilderness is where things really happen spiritually. >> he's a mysterious figure. he's strange. he's out there. he's dressed in this very, very odd way and slightly dangerous and scary. >> yet today, the unique appeal of this charismatic prophet has been lost to history. who was this fiery preacher who would herald the coming of the messiah, and what was it that drew jesus to him? now, science joins history in a new quest. in the future, it may be possible to establish a blood link between john and jesus. today, their mission is to test fragments of bone believed to be john's. >> for the

jordan seek recognition? >> i yield to the ranking member. >> i want to say it is amazing, though, to hear they've gotten sensitive about process oney th majority side whenon we pointed out the tragedy and the travesty of being a rubber stamp in this committee and the gentleman fro florida brought out a couple things. let me remindout as he said a minutes ago the white house is going to send everything, no, it all goes through the whim of the chairman and the majority. they can't send anybody they want. it all goes through their majority opinion. i give back to the gentleman. >> i yield to the gentleman from florida. >> i thanke the gentleman for yielding. if democrats can't prove the bidens are clean president trump can't be guilty of abusing power. they cannot prove the questions into the bidens are unreasonable. the gentleman from new york said, well, you just aren't listening to the witnesses. i listened very closely. i heard mr. kent say they were so concerned about s burisma we had to pull out of a part

in jordan, the cia uncovered a plot to overthrow king hussein.king hussein at this point is in his early 20s. he's a very inexperienced king. he's running a country that is 80% palestinian, that has no support for hashemite monarchy. the cia uncovered a plot, actually the fbi uncovered a plot by tapping the phone of the jordanian defense attachÉ at washington was plotting an egyptian counterpart to overthrow the king. in late june 1958 the cia gave all the information to the jordanians and they arrested the plot makers. they king turned to his brother-in-law, baking of jordan, king faisal the second and asked him between the two of them are remarkable young they are back in 1958. the two of them agreed iraq would send a brigade of the iraqi army to oman in order to stabilize the jordanian situation. unfortunately the brigade they selected was filled with coup plotters who are preparing a plot against king faisal. the plot succeeded on the 14th of july 1958. as i said earlier it was a very, very violent plot. the coup plotters brigade was moving t