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. >> reporter: pennsylvania republican mike kelley likened the impact of impeachment to the pearl harbor bombing. >> this is a terrible time. this is a date that will live in infamy. >> dear ellie and james ... >> reporter: massachusetts democrat joe kennedy addressed his remarks to his children. >> let the record show that today, justice won, that we did our job. >> o'donnell: and nancy joins us now from the hill. the question now, nancy, what happens with these articles of impeachment? s> reporter: well, the process aklls for house speaker nancy pelosi to name impeachment ennagers who would then physically walk these articles of impeachment over to the senate for a speedy trial. but she hasn't done that yet. and there is a discussion under psy about perhaps delaying the process to give the senate time to take some crucial votes on spending and on trade. and there are some democrats, norah, who they say should hold off until they get some assurances from the republicans eho run the senate that this is going to be a robust trial that stvolves new witnesses. ew o'donnell: per the constitu

jersey city police chief, mike kelley. >> one sustained an injury to the shoulder. one sustained another injury to the body. >> reporter: officials say there's no indication of terrorism at this time. explosives were found in the u- haul rental van that the shooters were using. authorities say that a bomb squad is now examining that device. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, don with those late details tonight. thank you, don. house democrats today unveiled two articles of impeachment, charging that president donald trump is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. and in a nod to history, they used some of the same language found in the nixon and clinton impeachments, but with one big addition: democrats say president trump will remain a threat to national security and the constitution if allowed it stay in office. nancy cordes reports tonight from the capitol. >> charging the president of the united states, donald j. trump, with committing high crimes and misdemeanors. >> reporter: the nine-page resolution contains two charges: article i: abuse of power, says presiden

especially when we listen to the anthem written by alexander kelley you know why can't we think about our victory in world war 2 rather than the gulag. why should we necessarily associate this music with the worsening aspects of life during the soviet period of time and. with that conversation about the anthem i was trying to find out why putin thought the state should return to the past at all especially when today's russia still has not yet come to terms with it . but if i told you it would hardly be possible to restore things. but it's really important to sense that the majority of the population has a certain nostalgia. you must not deprive people of everything. this is the moral aspect and. this is what i think about when i remember my parents that this was part of their life do we just dump it all on the scrap heap of history as if they hadn't lived at all and he knew it would be very cruel towards our parents so that is at least one reason why did i do. so that's sort of what i'm certainly going to like. that produced the divorce medical but i'm. pretty sure that's accurate doc

i could never have lasted, because guys like general kelley, jim mattis, were honest but they're gone have to resign or tell people you're not running for reelection because you want to save your party. he's not willing to do that. he wants to bring the whole system down. >> thank you. good to see you. >>> rudy giuliani isn't the only one pushing a counternarrative. how the president's favorite television network is in overdrive trying to create an alternative fact universe. that's next. ted snow for the holidays. so we built a snow globe. i'll get that later. dylan! but the one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. what? switching and saving was really easy! i love you! what? sweetie! hands off the glass. ugh!! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. i love her! billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabrea

brook from facebook, patrick kelley, does smoking marijuana cause lung cancer. i read it has positive effects on copd, any truth? >> no evidence. we have had eons of observational data, we know, increasing highlights about vape issues, if you get it from dispensary that grow, regulate it, knowing what it is in that does not have any detriment. kennedy: well, that is good, and you know, you hope they do more research to figure out how to pinpoint. how to make it in to you know whether it is vaping fore -- or pills or creams or patches, are my pot stocks going to make money? >> this is a great time to buy pot stocks, we'll see more states continue to legalize, and state banking act pass congress. kennedy: it passed house. >> it is, hopefully we'll see u.s. move away from prohibition. that could only be good for someone's cannabis stock portfolio. kennedy: great to talk with you thank you. >> thank you. >> great work, a fantastic panel. we must assemble you again, onward. >> we have one of our all-time favorite games, kennedy's court, some craziest, ridiculous crim

nancy reagan according to kitty kelley had an affair with frank sinatra.t's like saying president trump is a russian spy. trish: conservative women are unfairly targeted by the media and the left. and any first lady who doesn't subscribe to their viewpoint. >> historically it appears that way. especially with the tremendous vitriol against donald trump. my book is filled with pictures of melania and donald trump with their arms around each other and holding hands. the kids talk about it amongst themselves, how playful the president and the first lady are. the mueller report came down. he wanted melania right there with him in mar-a-lago in their private suite so they could go over it line by line. trish: this is the media's m.o. tulsi gabbard and hillary clinton. because use is seen as not quite as in sync with the left, the "new york times" fashion critic said it's stale and passe to wear the white suit. but when hillary clinton wore it, it was stunning for women. she hasn't done anything but mary a guy they don't like to bring it on. >> the pictures will

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i could never have lasted, because guys like general kelley, jim mattis, were honest but they're gonehave to resign or tell people you're not running for reelection because you want to save your party. he's not willing to do that. richard nixon did that. he's not willing to do that. he wants to bring the whole system down. >> thank you. good to see you. >>> rudy giuliani isn't the only one pushing a counternarrative. how the president's favorite television network is in overdrive trying to create an alternative fact universe. that's next. we're reporters from the new york times. this melting pot of impacted species. everywhere is going to get touched by climate change. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband-- --for massive capacity-- --and ultra-fast speeds. almost 2 gigs here in minneapolis. that's 25 times faster than today's network in new york city. so people from midtown manhattan-- --to downtown denver-- --can experience what our 5g can deliver. (woman) and if verizon 5g can deliver performanc

we've played ping-pong ideological kelley in th ideologically a long time.an or democrat gets power too long. that is part of the design feature of this country. this is a man who sees him he self unbounded by the law, by the constitution, by anything else. and we believe firmly that he needs to be stopped. and frankly, the people that are enabling him and empowering him and looking away from the immorality and criminality of this man, they need to have a political lesson applied to them as well. you know what, we're not going to have as much money as mitch mcconnell and donald trump, but we are some scrappy old bastards and we're going to get in this fight. >> explain to the good people watching your theory about going after you other republicans with their names on ballots to get to the king. >> sure. let me tell you, right now susan collins and corey gardener and martha mcsally, they're nervous as long tail cats in a room full of rocking chairs. they do not want to be asked questions, they do not want to be on the spot. why is that? not because they have

to expel him along with most republicans who had the same problem in the same scandal with richard kelleyis there is only two people involved, you and i. >> okay. >> if that's all right with you, that's the way we'll do it. it's up to you. >> okay. >> i don't know whether i can -- i tell you what, put that in there. i guess you can stick those in your other pockets or your back pocket or something like that. leave your jacket open, you'll be in good shape. >> let me borrow this. >> that's what it looks like when you literally pocket the bribe. kelly there got prison time as well, along with five other representatives and one senator who went to prison for bribery, most of them democrats. this was a huge deal and there was no doubt in court or in the congressional vote or in public conversation that trading your office for personal benefit, cash or political help was wrong. and not like a little wrong but like get kicked out of office and go to prison wrong. while envelopes of cash can look kind of old school, these precedents are not ancient history, which may be chilling for donald trump

he was warned by john kelley. he didn't heed that warning. don't act this way. i guess -- can anybody get in his ear? and tell him to stop even when it's harmful for him? have we totally gone past the point of no return and i wonder what that means for post january, post february when this trial is over. >> well, i don't know currently in the current world instead of people he surrounded himself with that anyone is at this point really trying to get in his ear, but there certainly were people early on in his campaign and in his presidency who did caution him about things. again, i would point you back to the litany that you opened this segment with, and there is thinking in trump world and by the president himself which is you know, that these political wise men, these pundits, these so-called smart advisers who have been around the swamp forever said i couldn't do this or that. said this would be career ending or that would be, and none of it was. even when he did hear the notes of caution which he's hearing far less now, he was often able to dismiss them by sa

. >> jersey city police chief michael kelley. yesterday when two gunmen opened fire on civilians and police officers, we saw the very worst of humanity. in the response, as law-enforcement worked to address the threat and as the community came together to grieve and care for survivors, we also saw the very best. yesterday could have been far deadlier. the reason it was not is due to the heroism of the men and women of the jersey city police department. it's also due to the close partnership you see on display behind me between federal, state, county, local law enforcement in new jersey. i would especially like to organize chief kelly who oversaw the response yesterday. i want to thank all those who supported him, including the fbi, atf, state police, many other local and county law enforcement agencies that rushed to the scene. as i stated last night, this is an active, ongoing criminal investigation and as i indicated last night, our office is serving as the lead investigative agency alongside the u.s. attorney's office, hudson

[laughter] i found my cynic and a man by the name of william kelley from kentucky, also went to harvard -- for some reason, all of my stars went to harvard. fought in world war i as well. later became a new york ad executive. he was one of these people who went over without any great idealism, without any romanticism, and quickly soured on the whole experience of famine fighting. he wrote these letters to friends and his fiancee back home that are just dripping with sardonic and cynical and, at times, tasteless comments. but i thought this was a good contrast with the idealism of someone like childs. and then i have a romantic and harold fleming, get a harvard man, studied economics. he went over thinking it would be a great adventure as well. but the first few months, he found visible in moscow, he regretted having come, told his mother and father in his letters he really wished he could get back the united states soon. and then he hired a russian language tutor, and, all of a sudden, things changed, he never wanted to go back to the united states and had a series of romances. even aft