interested in what you have to say because i don't see that in the national media much anymore go ahead kevin why is this the case where i think you know what you're referring to. is the fact that people who are so used to consuming the media that they want to consume or they're sort of validates their personal beliefs that they're not really open to hearing other sides but i think when we call it discrimination i think that is probably not the right word because in what way is a stopping you from from living a certain quality of life it's not like racial discrimination or gender based discrimination or something like that so i would use that term to describe the fact that people are so polarized that i have no question that don't you think kevin has gotten worse how many liberals are work for it work for c.n.n. i mean that's the bias i'm talking about let me go to chris now in washington that is biased against people and that creates this polarization and to be fair on the other side there is a lot of conservatives that work for fox and let's be fair here go ahead chris that's that's true peter

interested in what you have to say because i don't see that in the national media much anymore go ahead kevin why is the case well i think you know what you're referring to is is the fact that people who are so used to consuming the media that they want to consumer affairs sort of validates their personal beliefs that they're not really open to hearing other sides.

kevin but the implicit are dates when you. guys make the implicit implicit point in changing this is that it will there's a better likelihood that you would win and that's why you want to change it it's not out of principle it's because you want to win last minute to be fair on this program goes to kevin go ahead kevin. well too but it is about fairness because think about it if the electoral college was abolished you would just focus on 5 or 6 states you'd be focused on getting every vote out getting to everybody because right now you know that ok there are certain states that are foregone conclusions and certain candidates want to spend time there if you're democrat why even go to the so-called fly over states or for republican why sways time in california but if there's no electoral college one person one vote it encourages candidates to get in front of everybody republicans know that all of their candidates would be dead on arrival for the popular vote we saw hillary clinton 3000000 more votes than donald trump that's why they're fighting to keep the electoral college let's not act like that's not what this is about here but the fairest system and peopl

kevin: why should americans care about what happens in the ukraine? what is the broader theme?plaining to the american people why u.s., ukraine policy matters to the average american? sec. pompeo: yeah. the ukraine sits at the edge between democracy and tyranny, in the easternmost parts of europe. it is a nation that gave up their nuclear weapons at the end of the cold war. america made a commitment, they said we would assist them with a number of things that they could still be a secure, sovereign nation. we care about democracy everywhere. they are a huge trading partner for the united states of america. america has a number of interests with respect to ukraine. the level of resources we have committed their reflects that level of interest. david: that was part of kevin cirilli's exclusive interview with secretary of state mike pompeo. kevin joins us from kingston, jamaica. well done, kevin. timely interview. let's go back to where you started about iran and the -- it is clear he is steadfast in saying they cannot get nuclear weapons. he says europe is there as well but i do

that's why kevin is selling. >> there are currently over 240 horses here of all ages, sizes, colors. the horse of your dreams is in this corral right now. we need you to come out and pick him up. >> reporter: during summer roundups on government land, a thousand horses were removed. but there are more than 4,000 grazing on the rocky plateau. when we met ken sandusky last year, he pointed to the impact they're having. how high should this be? >> there are some examples around here it's probably 3 for 4 inches. when it gets grazed down to the nub, there is no vegetation left. and you can see how they're dying out. >> reporter: ranchers who lost their leases to graze cattle here sued to reduce the number of horses on the land. wild horse advocates are also suing, arguing the horses are iconic and could be sold for slaughter. >> most americans love horses, and they don't want to see america's iconic wild horses rounded up and sold for human >> reporter: efforts to appease both sides have fallen to the forest service. on open house tours and social media, there is plenty to look at by any

why? kevin: that is how the president prefers that. you saw a preview of it at the state department yesterday with secretary pompeo. the president and administration officials and private conversations, and what i would predict to be increasingly public conversations over the next day or so, are going to push back on the notion that the strike against soleimani was not the right course of action. this is someone that even democrats have noted is someone who is a bad actor. the democrats are saying they disagree with how the administration conducted it. the president has suggested that new evidence is going to be released that will illustrate why he ultimately made that decision, and we could get a foreshadowing of that in just a few minutes as we await the president. but to your point directly, the criticism privately on capitol hill from republicans has been that this has been a muddled messaging strategy from the white house as it relates to national security. some have raised parallels to how the president has sought to communicate

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letter will be a boost for supporters of both mining understand why laura and activist kevin zeese explain to us how the law is being used to coerce money. in a grand jury which is a secret process before someone is indicted or you before it prosecutions occurring to determine whether someone should be prosecuted this is a power of the court to coerce someone into testifying now this law can allow a person in the united states to be held for the length of the grand jury in order to coerce them to testify before the grand jury and no longer serves the purpose it was intended to serve it's now become a weapon of prosecutors it was initially designed to protect people who are being investigated the reason they're kept secret because it trying to protect people being investigated before they're indicted so you don't know that they're being investigated but in the longer serves our purpose and now serves the purpose of being a tool for prosecutors that's abused and i think chelsea manning is a victim of that abuse the report by niels meltzer does give an additional air of legitimacy to the case

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and sometimes i wonder about mitch mcconnell, too, what's he -- why is he an accomplice to all of that? brian: what about kevin: is she saying, dan bongino, that mitch mcconnell is an accomplice to the president of the united states or to mr. putin? >> steve, nobody knows what she is saying. brian: i know. terrible. >> you are looking at a broken person right here. here's what happened. she could always fall back on the fact that the media would protect the fact that even if she lost something she would be called a brill cents political tactician. what happened here behind the scenes what i'm hearing is she took a massive face plant on this impeachment. brian: no question. >> it is humiliating her in front of everyone. nobody believes this was a successful maneuver anymore. now the only line she had going that she is this brilliant napoleon like tactician is falling apart. what do they do? they go back to their snugy, warm blanket. putin did it. putin impeached the president. putin did. this putin interfered in the election. she is an agent. brian is an agent of putin. it's like a song for them. they don't hav

republican leader kevin mccarthy on the house voting to limit the president's war powers. why he says the measure has no teeth. devin nunez is here with exclusive news. he will break news on the ukraine whistle-blower complaint. florida senator rick scott joins me to discuss the senate impeachment trial to begin this week as articles being sent. a lot more right now as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures". ♪ maria: begin in the middle east this morning. the trump administration is ratcheting up sanctions against iran after tehran targets american troops with missiles. protesters are now rising up in the streets of iran, against the ayatollah, after iran admits mistakenly downing the ukrainian airliner. meanwhile in asia voters in taiwan reelect the incumbent president supporting her tough stance against mainland china. we look ahead to this week's signing ceremony for the phase one of the u.s. china trade deal. all of this coming amid a record stock market performance. more signs of job growth in america. joining me exclusively this morning is treasury secretary steve mnu

republican house minority leader kevin mccart rhey. sure, why not.ormer press is it sarah hu huckabee sanders and here he is with her dad. everyone took a picture with lev. everything lev did was done at the direction of the president and everyone knew about it according to what he told rachel maddow. >> the president knew exactly what was going on. he was aware of all of my movements. i wouldn't do anything without the consent of rudy giuliani or the president. i'm going to use a famous quote by mr. sondland, everybody was in the loop. >> everybody was in the loop. that's the theme of all of the evidence that accrued over the last four weeks. but it is more than that. the operation, the scheme for which the president has been impeached for which he now faces trial, where we learn from his perfect phone call that he tried to extort the ukrainian government into interfering in the american election, into targeting a u.s. citizen, into manufacturing dirt on his political opponent in exchange for aid he had no legal right to hold up, that scheme was not

why. earlier we talked to kevin cooper about the conditions at alpine yesterday. >> when you start gettinghese layers of snow and especially the abundance of snow we got in the last 48 hours you can see the fracture line. that can happen. we have to do the investigation. to have to dig down and find out what the cause is and how it was triggered. >> after the avalanche mountain patrols at all of the ski resorts took extra precautions to screen for avalanches. retiming winter storm hammered the midwest. the faa halted all flights in and out of o'hare airport for hours due to the weather. by the time the stopping's were lifted hundreds of flights were canceled. the kansas city international airport has been reopened after a delta airlines jet skidded off the runway. >> the captain came on and said we had a patch of ice and we need someone to tow us out of here. >> they winter blast created dangerous road conditions. watch this. dramatic video from iowa shows a truck crashing and sliding trooper and another man. there were no serious injuries. blizzard conditions have caused havoc across the

why weren't you more forceful, kevin? in fact, i thought you were too forceful for the job, and i would have been very happy with you. with kevin, but thank you for being here. you understand that very well, right? bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. i don't know where all that leads. but we have to pay, we are the number one in the world by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. r dollars are high. relatively speaking. but when other countries get literally under, they have negative rates. meaning they are under, they get paid. i love this time of this concept is incredible. you don't know where the hell it leads. but you borrow money, and when you have to pay it back, they pay you. this is one i like very much. i will talk to you about that, lou dobbs. why are we paying and other countries are getting money when they get paid? i want to know who are the people that buy this stuff? who puts money into something when they say, this is a

kevin. i could have used you a little here. why were you more forceful when you wanted that job? you more first for more forceful, kevin? forceful you were too joe: for the job. -- joe: is us now now, -- you know every word everyone in the fed department has ever uttered on anything. what would a federal reserve kevin warsh have looked like? >> there are two possibilities. one is, he is significantly more hawkish than jay powell. everyher is, he discards thing he has ever said or written about monetary policy and does trump's fitting. outcomes ifur two he had been picked. joe: what you are saying is that history priors a to the election of president trump of expressing fairly katesh monetary policy the only thing -- hi terry policy. the only way trump would be happy with him as if he were trump's guy. beenr 10 years, he has blasting the federal reserve for being too easy. he wrote a wall street opinion journal. even the month prior what he went on jim graham's podcast, he was talking, jay powell is not being tough enough. he has a deeply hawkish record. he was willing to save wall

, eric, mike pence, trump adviser roger stone, and one with house minority leader kevin mccarthy, and, because, hey, why here he is with the mypillow guy. ( cheers and applause ) there you go. there he is. ( piano riff ) while he was being impeached, trump signed a mild reduction in his trade war with china. the deal was a little thin on specifics, but trump filled an hour, mostly shouting out people in the audience. >> where is jared? where is jared? where's hank? hank greenberg? david, where are you, david? where's david? david? where's david? mike kelly. where is mike? where is kevin mccarthy? where's john? where's john? where's chuck? where is larry? where's wilbur? where's jerry? where's tom? where's kevin? where is mike rounds? where's nelson? nelson is around here some place. where are you, ken? where the hell is he? where the hell is ken? by the way, do i see john thune in this audience? >> stephen: (as trump) "waldo? where's waldo? ( cheers and applause ) where is -- where is -- where i- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) marco? marco? no? polo? marco? polo? where in the world is carmen sandiego? wher

kevin. i could have used you a little bit here why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job why weren't you more forceful, kevin? you're a forceful person in fact, i thought you were too forceful maybe for the job and i would have been very happy with you but kevin, thank you for being here you understand that very well. right? bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one -- i don't know where that all leads but we have to pay we're the number one in the world, by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed our dollar is very high and relatively speaking, but when other countries get literally they're under, they have negative rates, meaning they're under, they get paid i love this. this concept is incredible again, you don't know where the hell it leads, but you borrow money. when you have to pay it back, they pay you this is one that i like very much i'm going to talk to you about that, lou dobbs. so we're set at two. tell me why are we paying and other countrys are getting money when they get paid back

why weren't you more forceful, kevin? you're a forceful person.fact, i thought you were too forceful, maybe, for the job. and i would have been very happy with you. but, kevin, thank you for being here. you understand that very well, right? it bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one -- i don't know where that all leads, but we have to pay. we're the number one in the world, by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. our dollar is very high, and -- relatively speaking. but when other countries get -- literally, they're under. they have negative rates -- meaning, they're under. they get paid. i love this. this concept is incredible. again, you don't know where the hell it leads. but you borrow money, and when you have to pay it back, they pay you. this is one that i like very much. and i'm going to talk to you about that, lou dobbs. so we're set at two. tell me, why are we paying and other countries are getting money when they get paid back? i really want to

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kennedy: great point kevin, that's the name of the game. why did she slow walk this to the senate. we are gonna talk about it. so how was this whole senate trial gonna go down? joining me tonight with a more from our nations capital at indiana republican senator mike braun. he is going to be part of the senate trial and will eventually have to vote on impeachment. and there is the capital, it's beautiful, senator can hear me. we are having difficulty with your camera, but we know that your visage is serious and you are taking a great deal of time and thought with this issue. so kevin corke brings up a very good points, nancy plus he took her sweet time sending these articles over to the senate. which slows down the critical campaigning for people like bernie sanders. it really does, could, thrust an arrow into his campaign that he might not recover from of has to take so many weeks off the trail in places like iowa and new hampshire. do you think there is something that nefarious in that timing? >> i think that all could be part of it, because who knows after all this time, when i

let's go to kevin corke traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida, the reminder, he will be talking to rand paul about this and why he thinks it could be a mistake. hey, kevin. >> hey, neil, happy new year to you. the president said he wanted to make this unambiguous to terrorists. if you attempt to harm americans, we will find you, we will eliminate you. and we will do everything in our power to protect. not just american service members, but the citizens and allies. he laid out why it was important to conduct this operation to eliminate one of the worlds most heinous terrorists according to the white house and according to secretary of state mike pompeo. he said general qassim soleimani killed or wounded millions of americans, and was plotting to kill many more, but got caught. he was directly and indirectly responsible for the death of millions of people including the recent large number of protesters killed in iran itself. wally ron will never be able to properly admit it, soleimani was hated and feared in the country, they are not nearly as sad and as the leaders would let the outside world believe. he should

republican leader kevin mccarthy on the house voting to limit the president's war powers. whyunez is here with exclusive news. he will break news on the ukraine

i don't know, kevin, i could have used you a little bit here. why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful, kevin? you are a forceful person. i thought you were too forceful maybe for the job. i would have been very happy with you, but kevin, thank you for being here. you understand at that very well, right? bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one, i don't know where that all leads. but we have to pay. we're number one in the world by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. our dollar is very high and relatively speaking. but when other countries get literally, they're under, they have negative rates, meaning they're under, they get paid. i love this. this concept is incredible. again you don't know where the hell it leads but you borrow money and when you have to pay it back they pay you. this is one i like very much. i'm going to talk to you about that, lou dobbs. so we're set at 2. why are we paying and other count

. >> randy, sam and kevin followed stryker to an area called the why, to trails 500 yards from the cabine dog and i thought he was chasing an animal and they decided to split up and so my dad went up one trail and the guys went up the other and their thought was they will chase this animal down and meet in the middle and see what is going on. >> u.s. marshals had also split up and half of the unit inching toward the cabin and the other setting up an observation post. >> i was not too concerned. i knew the guys had taken off and sam had gone after the dog. i almost went with them and thought i don't need to go with them this time but i will just hang here and they will be back soon, no big deal. a little bit of time past and i remember hearing gunshots and that was not normal. maybe it was something that was actually threatening and they were trying to scare it off or something but then i heard yelling going along with it and my heart sank. >> on one trail randy encountered a u.s. marshal spirit he said freeze, randy. i cussed at him. >> randy quickly disappeared into the woods out of sig

house minority leader kevin mccarthy joins me now, good to have you with us, thank you very much for being here today. so whyd down? >> i'm not sure why it would get voted down because when you think about america, america is more of than a country, we stand for freedom. this weekend, when you watch those college students wanting people to walk over it and they took the park to walk around it, even bullying though and said it is almost like that moment 30 years ago with that young man standing in front of a tank. we should stand together and not make it political. >> martha: some people who are critical of the resolution just say it doesn't have any teeth, what does it really do, what would it have done for the protesters? >> what would it do is send a very clear message to the house of representatives, condones the regime shot down and killed 176 innocent people. tell them not to kill those who were protesting. 2 months ago, they killed 1500 protesters and they are still coming out for freedom. it's the same thing we did in this house of representatives for those in hong kong and the difference is, this is

kevin warshaw, kevin, i don't know kevin, i could have used you a little bit here. why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful? you are a forceful person i thought you were too forceful for the job. and i would have been very happy with you. but kevin, thank you for being here. you understand that very well right? that bothers me when germany, and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one where i don't know where that leads. but we have to pay, we are the number one in the world by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high. by the fed, our dollar is very high. and relatively speaking, but when other countries get literally they are under, they have negative rates. meaning they are under they get paid, i love this concept it's incredible. again you don't know where the hell it leads. but should borrow money, and when you have to pay it back they pay you. this is one i like very much. i'm going to talk to you about that lou dobbs. so we are set it to. why are we paying in other coun

why does it take us to monday or tuesday? kevin: precisely.is where it's important to control the clock. honestly, like in football, whoever has the ball. mcconnell,e, mitch they have control of the clock. whether they want a final vote tomorrow, or on monday, the day of the iowa caucus, that is where this gets interesting. or it could be a long night come early morning here on capitol hill. there will be a vote at 5:00 on witnesses, likely between 5:00 and 7:00, and that will tee up the acquittal process. david: thank you so much, kevin. we will be checking back in to get the latest. our chief washington correspondent on capitol hill. impeachment has necessarily taken up all the time on capitol hill. we welcome libby cantrell of pimco. what are they doing? there is no question in anyone's mind that he will not be convicted, so -- libby: there were more questions about allowing for witnesses. is surprising, especially in senate races that are vulnerable for key republicans, like cory gardner, senator mcsorley from arizona, it will be interesti

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why did they kick my son? >> reporter: a motor boat suddenly appeared. the men pushed kevin and gerfa into it.cked and frightened, gerfa looked up to see her cousin, not quite 22 years old and the father of a newborn, holding on to the boat, trying to prevent it from leaving. >> he didn't care about his safety. he didn't care about his life. and he was begging him to let him in. he said, "this is my family, i want to be with them. my fate will be the same." >> reporter: so they took her cousin too. gerfa watched the shore disappear into the darkness. in a matter of a moment you went from a feeling of incredible peace to the worst nightmare you could ever imagine. >> chaos. complete chaos. and you try to control yourself, trying to stay calm. and how do you do that? >> reporter: it was early morning, right after sunrise, when they arrived at an island. they were made to sit hidden in the mangroves. "take me," gerfa pleaded with the kidnappers, "let the boys go." but in response, one of the men raised his machete. >> he looked at me and he said, "did you want me to cut your son's -- your infidel

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why. >>california republicans are requesting a state audit on homelessness spending where is the money going what's working anwhat's not assemblyman kevin kiley is one of a handful of state lawmakers hoping to get a better understanding of how the money is being used he had a 16% rise inhomelessness last year now on top of all that we've actually been increasing the amount of money that we over the last couple years we've added 2.7 billion that's with a b billion dollars in new funding toombat homelessness and yet we've seen no positive results, the problems only continue to get the request comes as governor gavin newsome aims to use more than a billion dolls from the budget in efforts to get the homeless off the streets of california some resources are already being used to set trailers and tents temporarily the governor cently released million total in ste emergency homelessness 8 across california leaders of the homelessness task force the vernor created also recently reommended an evaluation of the state's past and present spending on the oblem what i'm proposing is very much in line with what the task force suested and i think is t