kellyanne, great to see you

kellyanne: there is so much to do. one of the things we've been able to do in the white house complex is do a little bit of forensic analysis. what kind of resources do they have? it includes many. it is manpower. you do find, if you are an utsider looking in, you have said for years, why is it so expansive and expensive and invasive and intrusive in the government? we have all of these employees and what do they all do? so when i started the opioid abinet, bringing together 13 and 14 departments and agencies together -- the question is, what are you doing together? ome knew right away and some had to go back and do research and see. sure enough, there are different agencies and departments that have visibility and authority into the overall drug crisis that you may not think of. hud and labor. we involve them in the cabinet so that the programs and resources they have broadcast to the world that when you are lucky enough to get through one of the drug court treatment programs, and you emerge the other side, our work i

kellyanne, what is the white house's stance on this? we know you think is a sham, a farce, a circus, but what about what is next? take us to that next step. >> the next is a senate trial unlike in the ridiculous house proceedings committee president and an his attorneys would be permitted to present evidence, challenge evidence, present their own witnesses, object. laura, in the record in this country would you have somebody in the role of the judge, adam schiff, jerry nadler, going off for 3-5 minutes insulting and denigrating the defendant, donald trump, who can have his own attorney present. we want our president to have fewer due process rights you would in any regular proceeding. but i have to say, looking forward to the senate trial? let's focus on this week. this is the most successful weeks of the trump presidency. he got the china trade deal done, usmca done, helping autoworkers, farmers in this country. mexico and canada agreement. he got the ndaa signed again, had it in place for over 50 years. the third consecutive pay raise

. >> will met and he you about that kellyanne, as you talked about a full and fair trial, that's what the president wants is he disappointed then that majority leader mitch mcconnell is blocking witnesses? >> well, full and fair means that as was the case, norah, if you or i were in a court of law in our nation under due process, we would have an attorney present. we would be able to challenge witnesses and evidence. we would be permitted to present our own witnesses and evidence. people would object if someone like a schiff or nadler in the role of a vuj, when speaking for seven or ten minutes denigrating the the defendant, president trump that doesn't happen in a full, fair court of law. short or quick or protracted, but i also think that if these articles of impeachment are presented to the senate, that is what the senate going to look at. it is not their job to litigate or relitigate what hasn't hasn'n done, since you had representative al green on the screen let me review on july this happened, july 17th, 8 days before the call of the u.s. and ukrainian president al green wrote o

kellyanne, keep having fun.er the past two years democrats conspiracy theorist adam schiff test sold the fisa process to him or converted. >> judges appointed by three republican presidents all found probable cause for the original were fbi acted properly in seeking a warrant of carter page not part of a deep state as a president would like the public to believe. >> what is revealed is quotations from the phis application that demonstrate how misleading the republicans have been. >> a guest who said it is time for him and the media to apologize to america and president trump, also tonight far left actor robert going on another anti-trump ramp on the view and played several psychopaths in a savage wife beater, but saying president trump is going too far. >> you said you have never played trump because he has no qualities. you have played some of the most unredeemable characters. [laughter] a psychopathic taxidriver, he used to beat his wife, is trump worse than they are. >> to me he is. >> we have reaction to the

i was speaking to kellyanne conway. she said the chief impeachment strategy is pat sippiloni.has a better relationship with president trump than don mcgahn. they were shut out from that process in the house. we are watching for this class. this is a show-man type trial. but mitch mcconnell was the cautious manager that wants a quick trial without witnesses and it appears clear, although the white house says they would be satisfied with it either way, that this thing should come and go in the senate as quickly as possible. certainly the push back right now is pushed back at chuck schumer that just reiterated his call for several former and current officials and their acting staff. they were blocked from participating in the house proceedings. the president's aids accuse shumer of being hypocritical. they called for no witnesses when bill clinton was impeached or in the senate trial back then, but schumer pushes back on that and says it was different back then because this time around these witnesses did not testify in front of the house. it is the first time for them to hear th

today kellyanne conway told reporters, you don't know what they were talking about.course, we heard kellyanne conway say there incredibly that, you know, if hunter biden and joe biden have nothing to hide, why don't they testify. >> rudy giuliani, same thing. if you have nothing to hide you should come forward too and testify, release some documents. say under oath what you were talking about. listen, rudy giuliani obviously key to this investigation. you hear on this call or you see from this transcript or from the call the president saying rudy is my guy, talk to rudy, he is the point person, the point guy running this whole operation. so telling i think that he is calling omb, i don't know if he is calling to talk about the yankees or something, but likely, right? if we know all of the facts about this, that there is this money being held up, the $400 million in aid to ukraine as they are talking about these deliverables, it is likely that he was discussing some of -- some of the business. listen, mick mulvaney himself said that, you know, part of the money holdup

we can't trust kellyanne conway?ghter ] i guess up is up and down is down [ light laughter ] and for her part, house speaker nancy pelosi played it cool and made clear the whole time she was confident she has the votes. in fact, right before she presided over the vote, she spoke to reporters and at the end of her press conference, she coyly teased what she was about to do >> as you may understand, i have business on the floor that i have to see to so i'm going to excuse myself. thank you, all, very much. >> seth: damn. [ light laughter ] that's like in an action movie when tom cruise says something like, "sorry, this is my stop," and then jumps out of an airplane [ laughter ] but while pelosi was playing it cool, trump and his allies, of course, were freaking out. in fact, trump is so desperate and so wildly grasping at straws, that this morning, he just blurted out an all-caps tweet about his infamous phone call with the president of ukraine that just said, "read the transcript." yeah, we did that's how we found out

jesse: kellyanne conway, go, eagles. >> thank you. bye-bye. jesse: we've heard some insane things from democrats about impeachment, but this one from congressman al green takes the cake. >> we have to deal with the original sin. we have to deal with slavery. slavery was the thing that put all of what president trump has done lately into motion. jesse: slavery is an article of impeachment now. joining me with reaction, former trump campaign manager corey lieu lewandowski, candace owens. khan case, i don't even know what to say to al green. remember, he's the same guy who said we have to 'em peach him because we can't beat him. >> i hate to be the person to tell america, but abraham lincoln is not the president of the united states. we cannot impeach trump over slavery. the impeachment cannot be about slavery. at this point the democrats are playing a game of mad libs. you can pretty and they're on the cusp of losing the majority of the house of represent tyes again for getting nothing done. this is what happens in a hyperpartisan environment wh

kellyanne conway, counsel to the president with me now. welcome back to "america's newsroom." good morning to you. explain the strategy from the white house perspective on the heels of the letter from the white house lawyer last night. >> on october 8th white house counsel made clear it's an illegitimate and unconstitutional process and we maintain that. 12 witnesses, 30 hours later there are no bombshells, a lot of bombs. i keep hearing all these analogies and comparisons to the nixon impeachment and the clinton impeachment. the fact is there was evidence of crimes there, direct evidence. bill clinton lied under oath before the grand jury in august 17th, 1998. i remember watching it live. nixon there were tapes. he resigned before he was impeached. we see no crime here. we're looking for a crime, let alone a high crime and misdemeanor. make no mistake. the democrats and their allies have been at this for over three years. even before donald trump was inaugurated as our 45th president they were busy trying to impeach him. the "washington post" ran it 19 minutes after he swore

kellyanne conway will be here shortly along with. steve: stevscalise and kevin mccarthy. brian: he gave it away. ainsley: we made him. jillian: at least five people dead and several others missing after a volcano erupts in new zealand. the explosion causing panic on a boatful of tourists. i mean, look at that video. you can see ash spewing thousands of feet into the air. this group left the volcano 20 minutes before it exploded. unclear how many people are on the island. right now too dangerous for rescue efforts. a manual who admits killing a sergeant to avoid jail time is due in court today. charged with murdering sergeant christopher brewster as he responded to a domestic disturbance call in houston. police officer killed in ambush attack in arkansas was the son and grandson of houston officers. steven carr was shot execution style sitting in the parking lot of his police station. the gunman was shot dead. this year 41 officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty. accepted it back to you. steve: a tragic story. jillian: thank you, jillian. brian: meanwhile am

thank you, kellyanne conway president, as i said, held an unbelievable rally in michigan.eople waiting outside, 13, 14 degrees. he made the case for his reelection, his economy, his foreign policy in the key battleground states and he's not letting impeachment get him down one bit. watch. >> it doesn't really feel like we are being impeached. [laughter] the country is doing better than ever before. we did nothing wrong. we did nothing wrong. and we have tremendous support in the republican party, like we've never had before. nobody has ever had this kind of support. >> laura: joining me now, bradley byrne, house armed services member, what is your take away? it's like a cheap, traveling carnival that never leaves town. it just stays there. a lame circus, not even a good one. this is what impeachment has been. >> the democrats never should have put the president or natiog through this. there weren't crimes at all. think about obstruction of congress, one of the grounds. it's incredible. that is what the branches of government do. we battle it out. every school child in amer

yes you've been listening to special advisor to the president kellyanne conway speaking there to the media in the white house briefing room well let's dig into this a little more with some of the experts that we have with us at the moment we have 3 of them we have tried wilcox he is the professor of government at georgetown university here in doha we also have philip bobbitt who is associate counsel to the office of the president under president carter and is also a professor at columbia law school and he's also written a book called impeachment $100.00 buck and alan baron who joins us from washington is a former special impeachment counsel to the house of representatives i'm going to start here with clyde clyde we've been hearing from various members of the republican party and just moments ago we had from lindsey graham and he said that he was pushing for this very speedy senate trial no witnesses presumably that's what mitch mcconnell wants as well and presumably then that's what will happen well it depends there are a number of republicans who are floating the idea that they've m

kellyanne conway and congressman steve javid and brad burns, editor rick scott also.are going to talk to him about what is happening next in the senate trial, if there ever will be one. next. what happened to the real men of america? before we suffer a full-on masculinity crisis, unleash your potential test x180 ignite from force factor. boost testosterone to fuel desire and build lean muscle in the gym. plus burn fat and improve performance. now available at retailers nationwide. - do that are degrading?ideo tapes, film reels, or photos, legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >> laura: joining me now, kellyanne conway, i want you to respond to tonight's breaking news that speaker pelosi will not commit to sending the articles of impeachment that they were so set on sending. >> if this is been so fun, why did the business of the people when your day job is representative and you are not representing the will of the

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once these come out do you believe that bill barr, the president, kellyanne conway, tucker carlson, dou think they will say well, we got to the truth? >> i think there is a good example in recent history that tells us how this is likely to go down, and that is when he released his report on the clinton e-mail investigation. there was a report that there was 100 pages that the democrats loved and 100 that the republicans loved, and they only talked about the findings that they cared about. and we're told we have other reporting showing this is not a clean bill of health for the fbi, but when it comes to a giant conspiracy, a giant kabal designed from the top to take out the president, when investigators try to run down anything that would support that theory, it tends to fall apart. >> i look forward to hearing all of the findings. thank you so much for joining us. a very big story today. coming up the stock market seeing record highs, but a new poll reveals that the majority of americans say that has nothing to do with their personal finances and a shocking number saying they're not be

. >> obviously every name has been thrown out there including george and kellyanne conway, kellyanneeing a senior advisor in the white house, george conway her husband obviously becomeing a very, ver vocal critic on twitter. he tweeted "i wish but no." if they're complaining, why not just reveal themselves? >> in that reddit ama the author said they don't want to reveal themselves because the president when he hears a name of someone criticizing on him, he focused on that person's identity, he makes personal attacks. the author is saying they want the focus to be on the substance of the book, the corruption inside the white house, the president's behavior. that's what this person wants the book to be about. they're saying if they reveal themselves they're going to be attacked and that's just going to shift the focus away. i think also perhaps being anonymous has helped boost sales. if it's not a household name, i don't know if the book is going to be number one on amazon. >> one of the best selling books for christmas is going to be this expose from inside the trump administration fr

trish: conflict to the president kellyanne conway is here tonight, you'll hear her first reaction tore and just moments, i want you to see the new video just in. [shouting] adam schiff getting booed, called a liar. can we see in the heart of hollywood, and other words even in tinseltown, even in tinseltown, hollywood california the fashion of liberal elitism

those are the large jumbo policy process issues, but to respond to what kellyanne conway said about,ing exaggerated. i don't think it is a charade. it is a constitutionally mandated process that we need to undertake, something unsavory, you know come in appropriate happen whoever the president isr whatever party it would be. this goes to the very foundation of our constitutional republic about the separation of powers and checks and balances. for anyone to say this is a charade or farce or anything, there are legitimate things that we need to get to the bottom of, certainly. >> sandra>> in my opinion, it ia charade. it is bipartisan. everyone know and knew ahead of time democrats were going to vote for articles of impeachment. almost everybody knows the republicans will vote against it. and so there isn't anything to be accomplished by this prospect except for the democrats and republicans both initiating themselves how they think will help them in the 2020 election. do i think trump said things that were not great? yeah, i'm not a trump supporter, never have been and i don't like th

taking the time to speak with us now someone who i truly do not believe needs an introduction is kellyanne conway she is the counselor to the president. she has an extremely robust background in politics and policy but i will tell you she is smart and feels these issues very deeply and compassionate and caring we are so fortunate to have her working for us with this president and in particular with the opioid crisis leading us out of the crisis has been something i think has to be one of your greatest accomplishment accomplishments. >> thank you very much. [applause] it has been a privilege and a blessing to work in this white house on behalf of the country i love so dearly i never thought i would be in public service at my age but it is something i will treasure because i think it has great real people impact when those who have suffered the loss of loved ones are they themselves are suffering or feel they got a chip on a possible job opportunity or housing opportunity to feel that not on paper was somebody signing something that they feel they could get their dignity back and their feet

we also heard today from kellyanne conway who is saying that she believes all the evidence is already known and they believe the senate, where republicans have a greater number, is a better venue for the president. here's kellyanne conway. >> the president's point is, that you're not going to find anymore evidence. where is this additional evidence? is somebody hiding it? i don't think so. i don't think it's in adam schiff's mushroom growing dark basement, i don't think jerry nadler is sitting on it. we've heard all we're going to hear. >> at the same time the white house has tell graphed they would like to have witnesses, live witnesses called, on the senate side since that has not been something they've been able to accomplish on the house side. the president tweeting, hurry up and get it done so that he can get back to business. a sort of acceptance that impeachment is likely. what they want to fight is removal. geoff? >> thanks to you and to garrett haake as well. with us now from capitol hill, is congressman joaquin castro, a democrat from texas who sits on the intelligence and f

according to the white house no he is not watching it kellyanne conway the advisor to the president the legal counsel saying in fact that he is working for the american people but is being updated by his staff on the goings on the president has tweeted a little bit sporadically not as much as we've seen in previous hearings he has sort of sent the usual tweets that we could expect essentially saying that this is a witch hunt that this is something that is really comes down to the transcripts of the phone calls between his conversation between blood was a lengthy and himself back in july which many people say is the foundation for this impeachment inquiry given the fact that depending on how you read that transcript released by the white house is either evidence of wrongdoing by the president the allegedly pressured the ukrainian president to investigate his political rival former vice president joe biden or if you take the words of the president that phone call was quote perfect what we've seen here whether it's a capitol hill with the republican lawyer speaking on capitol hill testifyi

congress for the president to carry out his agenda well we've just been listening to kellyanne conway an advisor to president trump speaking in the white house briefing room in the last hour or so she asked directly about the length of the trial because we know this white house is in coordination with republicans in fact she said she had just returned from speaking with senate republicans back to the white house and right now that is the big open question because we've heard the president saying he wants to call witnesses he wants adam schiff who we just heard there who presided over the house impeachment inquiry to speak and to testify about the evidence that was presented he wants to hear from joe biden the former vice president his son hunter biden why was he sitting on the board of an energy company in ukraine the president even suggesting at one point he may testify this is the big question kellyanne conway asked about this she said that right now there is no decision on the length of the senate trial right now republicans in the senate are waiting for one person to weigh in on t

trump's senior adviser kellyanne conway also rick wilson, john weaver, and steve schmidt. they have formed a super pac called the lincoln project in a "new york times" op-ed the group says they are dedicating the next 11 months to convincing conservatives and independents in swing states to tip the votes against the president. the group has already raised over a million dollars >>> meanwhile, the president's former deputy campaign manager is facing jail time. despite his extensive cooperation with special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. a judge sentenced rick gates to over a month behind bars nbc's pete williams has the details. >> reporter: the state and government both urged the judge to sentence him only to probation because he cooperated extensively with robert mueller's prosecutors. and the judge was lenient but said gates has to serve 45 days in jail a weekend at a time. he pleaded guilty to hiding millions of dollars anyone come for political consulting from the pro russian government in ukrai ukraine. his former business partner paul manafort is seve

yeah that is the real essence of kellyanne conway is message when i did have the opportunity to listen briefly before coming up to the cameras is that the republicans in this white house who have been working in coordination believe that the case against the president is collapsing now let me rephrase that very carefully it's collapsing among a very narrow number of voters in the united states and that is the independents in a very divided america there aren't many of them but they do exist particularly in some of the key battleground states like wisconsin michigan in fact michigan is where this u.s. president will be traveling later in the day he's going to hold a make america great again rally in battle creek michigan how fitting on a day that he is battling with the opposition democrats and already the vice president is there and he is making the case that despite the arguments that have made made against this president they would say from day one from the day of his inauguration mike pence the vice president says he admires donald trump's determination and resilience to go forward

kellyanne conway said it is china's choice.ew duties be imposed if the two sides failed to reach an agreement soon. >> you have a logical deadline, december 13. if nothing happens between now and then, the president will make clear he will put the tariffs in. the increased tariffs. su: chinese state media says the government will soon publish a list of what it calls unreliable entities that could lead to sanction against u.s. companies. the communist party backed global times has a list in response to a bill sponsored by republican senator marco rubio. aramco may have netted investment from another gulf neighbor. kuwait will invest up to a billion dollars in the ipo according to people close to the move. this comes as a riyadh seeks regional support. we are told the kuwait investment authority was reluctant to commit sufficient -- commit significant funds to wasco what was told a stake in the country's strategic interest. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and an

yeah that's the big question if this senate trial will be short or long and i can tell you kellyanne conway advisor to president trump has been speaking to reporters in the last couple hours she has just returned from the senate where she says she was briefing the senators and they were discussing strategy and messaging but she was really vague when asked directly about the length of the trial the big question mark so many in washington want to know with regard to what the president is thinking at one point he was saying he wanted to call adam schiff the chair of the house intelligence committee even the former vice president's son hunter biden to ask why he was sitting on the board of the ukraine energy company even there was it for a brief moment to suggest of the president he may even testify himself most people think that's probably not the best idea but the question mark remains and so in the last hour the president did leave the white house he's headed to battle creek michigan where he will be holding a rally later this evening and we wanted to find out from the president wheth

state which is crucial to his re—election earlier on here today at the white house his close adviser kellyannee importance of him being seen out there in the midwest, touting what he sees as the achievements of the administration, the strong economy, thejob administration, the strong economy, the job numbers. meanwhile, administration, the strong economy, thejob numbers. meanwhile, back here in washington, he has got the party in an iron grip. republicans who started out by saying they didn't like what the president did on ukraine but it wasn't impeachable soon got the back of the president's hand. he didn't like that kind of defence, and now they are all saying that he did nothing wrong and this is just that he did nothing wrong and this isjust an that he did nothing wrong and this is just an attempt to undermine the election. i will interrupt you for just a second because we are reaching a crucial moment on the house floor where the democrats have 207 votes in favour of impeaching donald trump on article one of the resolution, that is the abuse of power. once they get to 216 they will have c

and there is this dispatch from the alternative or alternate universe from kellyanne conway who had an interesting rationalization for the president's tweet. >> maybe he's calling their bluff. >> well, if he was, that sure backfired. and the president who started his day calling for congress to impeach him fast was back to the same old song, calling the whole thing a hoax. >> it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it's a big fat hoax. >> that material is just so, so tired. he's going to need more of a defense than that. once we see exactly what those articles of impeachment will be and start to get answers to another big question looming over all of this, what happens if impeachment moves to the senate? here is the thing. the senate gets to make the rules. and a lot could change before the trial actually gets under way. but there are some things that we do know. the house votes on managers who act as prosecutors and present evidence in the senate trial. the chief justice of the supreme court, john roberts, would be sworn in to preside over everything and would then swear in senators who would then

the president said it doesn't make it any better but we'll see what happens i also asked kellyanne conways adviser at the white house if the president had made a mistake by announcing the so-called phase one deal back in october when he did and announced it was all but complete and papered kellyanne conway said, no, the president didn't make a mistake and that was the right way to proceed. she said he didn't put himself in a bad negotiating position by announcing the deal was all but complete before it was actually inked on paper the president said there would be a signing ceremony with himself and president xi jinping. not clear when that would happen and also not clear whether the presidents comments reflect some underlying breakdown in the trade talks themselves or just an indication that he's not sure where it would land. >> eamon, it's december 3rd today. we are 12 days away from the december 15th deadline what do you hear, what do you think will happen when we get to december 15th? will the additional tariffs get put on >> watch this space, right we don't know. you can imagine that

. >> a lot of the economic outlooks for next year are being tied to this trade story you have kellyanne conway saying a phase one deal will be reached before the end of the year let's say we don't get a phase one deal do you think there's a chance that president trump will postpone the december 15th tariffs on china >> i think there's a pretty good chance that's probably the scenario that i would place above 50% i've been a skeptic of the phase one deal these guys can't get out of each other's way when it comes to this stuff that said, donald trump is starting to recognize that his trade war is bumping into his re-election bid. it really is having negative impacts on manufacturing in the u.s. case. that's pretty easy to see in the data i look at the numbers this morning. this year manufacturers have been adding maybe around 5,000 jobs per month last year it was 22,000. that's a big deal for some key areas for trump voters >> michael, let me turn back to you and maybe challenge a bit what was said. the tariffs may have an economic impact but it would seem they have not had much of an imp

i would like to also ask kellyanne. career lawus who are enforcement are outraged and i think the american people should be terrified that this could happen to you. in a society live of integrity and honesty. ais happened -- this could be -- this should be a good day but it is not. that they could fabricate and om ity emails, lie, and is a the tory evidence in order to continue this witchhunt against the president of the united rates. and this is the tip of the iceberg. now, we have to continue the investigation. >> thank you, very much. >> i was the campaign manager during that time. why not contact the trump campaign? contact candidate trump or governor pence? [indiscernible] you cannot blame people for feeling this was unfair. liedo think that people and tried to subvert democracy just because they wanted someone else to win -- that is not the way that the world views democracy and how we can survive. something -- that this was not a truthful investigation into the president. language to any of us. [indiscernible] us

>> and contributes to this argument because i enjoyed watching, same topic, different point from kellyanne> it's just a fancy french term for a load of crab. but you nailed it there. >> going back to discussing the fbi, i think it's great to have people with energy. maybe we all just need to reform our systems and bring people with energy instead of people who have been here for so long trying to get more stripes. >> a reasonable tamping down of my revolution. >> there's not much of it here. >> thank you very much to all of you. coming up president trump's major policy victory this week for working families. the details, after thes break. s so late. i do not speed. and that's saving me cash with drivewise. my son, he did say that you were the safe option. and that's the nicest thing you ever said to me. so get allstate. stop bossing. where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. this is my son's favorite color, you should try it. [mayhem] you always drive like an old lady? [tina] you're an old lady. quitting smoking is freaking hard.st, like quitting every monday hard. quitting

kellyanne, the advisor said she is all for limiting the number of officials on these presidential phone calls. >> very disturbing allegations indeed. thanks. >>> the other new important development we're following, the united states supreme court agreeing to step into the legal battle over president trump's financial records and whether they should be handed over to investigators. let's bring in our reporter. what have they agreed to do and what does it all mean? >> this is a big development for donald trump agreeing to review subpoenas blocking his financial records. the first was from a manhattan grand jury into the investigation of the president and his company. that subpoena was sent to his accountant asking for his tax returns. that raises big questions about the president's immunity. the other two subpoenas were sent by democrats in the house to the same accountant, deutsche bank and capital one seeking his financial records. those two questions combined raise big questions of separation of powers and the congress's oversight over the executive branch. they tee up two big importan

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>> and contributes to this argument because i enjoyed watching, same topic, different point from kellyanneway. >> it's just a fancy french term for a load of crab. but you nailed it there. >> going back to discussing the fbi, i think it's great to have people with energy. maybe we all just need to reform our systems and bring people with energy instead of people who have been here for so long trying to get more stripes. >> a reasonable tamping down of my revolution. i visualize travel rewards. i receive travel rewards. going new places! going out for a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ...and done. and will it keep me in the holiday spirit? yes! with comfort and joy so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, 48-month financing

including chief of staff jon kellyanne homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen.policy president trump traveled to vietnam for his second submit with north korean dictator. four months later mr. trump came the first sitting u.s. president to step into north korea and the two leaders agreed to restart negotiations. and in october, the world's most wanted terrorist alba daddy died after u.s. forces hunted him down in syria. a military dog cone and was injured and was honored at the white house as a hero. >> despite all the fighting in washington the year ended with two bipartisan incompetents. the house passed the u.s. mexico canadian bill in congress pass spending bills to avert shutdown. jon: there were so many milestones a share on the political front, but what about 2020? impeachment will be one factor, but how will other key issues impact the upcoming election? let's bring in judy middle adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research. pulitzer prize winning journalist and fox news contributor, judy let's polite your crystal ball for 2020. what do

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violated the public trust on this senate side, politico is reporting that white house counselor kellyanne conway met with republicans to share internal polling data that says impeachment is unpopular and president trump should be acquitted on the merits. cnbc has been asking republican senators about this meeting. but they say they will not comment on private conversations. president trump meanwhile on his way to battle creek, michigan, for a rally tonight. he did not stop to talk to reporters today about what's been transpiring here on capitol hill brey sfwloon kayla tausche with cnbc we'll see you again thank you. >>> there is new polls on impeachment. lets get to john harwood with in washington with more. >> good evening, brian this story has sunk through the american public. we have the nbc/"wall street journal" poll shows it only 25% of american adults say they think president trump did nothing wrong on ukraine 75% including almost half of republicans agree that he did something wrong. however, that does not translate into majority support for impeachment. we see a complete deadlock,

. >> what i love about kellyanne. >> he always leave his coffee mugs around.t me to my face. are you mad at me? >> oh, no. >> do not subtweet me at the dinner table, please. >> i love when she does poems on tv. >> narcissist. >> i'm not a reporter. i'm a therapist. >> oh, this isn't for like a book? >> oh, no. what you say doesn't leave this room. >> then why are we doing this? >> we're going to go. we have to go fight on "the view." ons like... the relaxing feeling of knowing you're getting the best price. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. ♪ only roomba i7+ uses two multi-surface rubber brushes. ♪ and picks up more pet hair than other robot vacuums. and the filter captures 99% of dog and cat allergens. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™. oh no,... ...a cougher. welcome to flu season, karen. is a regular flu shot strong enough... ...to help prevent flu in someone your age? there are standard-dose flu shots. and then there's the superior

move the ball at all i think the american people are very frustrated by this white house counselor kellyanne conway said the president's team is ready for a senate trial which would follow an impeachment vote by the full house ready for that. >>in terms of being able to present evidence and at least educate america as to what this is democrats are considering multiple articles of impeachment, including abuse of power and bribery related to the president's actions involving ukraine and obstruction of congress for refusing to cooperate with the investigation. >>in washington. i'm karen caifa. >>in make sure you download the kron on app because that's where we're going continue covering the very latest with the impeachment hearings and then also too with breaking news. we have the storms coming in as well so if you haven't downloaded kron on yet make sure you go to the app store today and download it now. news to tell you about from overnight. we have a deadly house fire in novato a fire in which a woman died inside her own home and firefighters have been mopping up in investigating what happen