. >> you know, kirsten it's interesting. this is one more the piece of evidence not in fibrin of congress here but a report here more evidence on top of a mountain of evidence. >> yeah. >> what does that matter. >> i think the more -- you know the more evidence you can get -- i mean it supports pretty much everything that we have already seen. but i think it's really important because, you know, you have the president insisting, i said there was no quid pro quo and somehow that's meaningful. now we know why he was using the phrase which always seems strange because it's not how anybody talks frankly. specifically not how he talks. the fact that he knew he had been accused of quid pro quo because he had seen this report i think is meaningful. i think also just extremely troubling that he was being told about this whistle-blower report and that it was the decision of the white house that they were going to keep it from congress when under normal circumstances that would be sent to the relevant committees in congress that have

paul begala, thank you, kirsten powers, amanda burns. thank you very much. >>> up next, keeping them honest in the ukraine controversy. what state department official said, and how he could spell trouble for the white house and rudy giuliani when public hearings begin next week, because he is going to lead them off. >>> also, breaking news you'll hear only on this program. a formal response to the white house from an attorney representing the original whistle-blower in the ukrain matter. the physical danger he says his client is now in because of president trump, when we continue. when you look at the world, what do you see? we see patterns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ t-mobile's newest most powerful signal is here. experience it with the amazing, new iphone 11. and right now, t-mobile has the best deal on iphone. get 4 lines of unlimited with 4 iphone 11 included for only $35 a line. if you have moder

kirsten, there are a lot of democratic senators.nk six but to be honest i've lost count democratic senators running for president who would have to leave the trail and participate in this impeachment trial. how will that affect them? >> that would be bad. i mean you want to be out on the trail obviously and i think that the timing of this just isn't great. the way this is coinciding when people would be campaigning an coinciding with debates. the democratic debate the other night was completely overshadowed by the impeachment news and so i think that while it's true, you know, for the early states you're trying to reach people mostly through retail politic, you know, you also need to be in people's living rooms, you know, people need to hear the democrats are talking about more than just impeachment, you know, otherwise they get the sense that that's all they care about when, of course, they care about a lot of other issues. the other thing is just to your sort of overall question is right now impeachment doesn't rank very high on w

kirsten, i want to start with you here. four democrats -- again, they think this is worth it. the decision after resisting this for a long time, that they had to go through this process. but what do you see as the politics of this? is this winning support for the democratic party? >> well, i think it's risky and i felt that way from the beginning. i think the democrats did the right thing. i don't think you can ignore this kind of behavior. it absolutely required the hearings that we've had, and i think the democrats have actually done a very good job with this. the problem is, is that i think when there's chaos, that is where donald trump thrives, right? chaos and disorder is really where he thrives, and the republicans have made it clear that they didn't have any interest in actually hearing any of the facts and actually holding him accountable for anything. and instead they're also sowing chaos and discord. so that does work to the president's advantage. that doesn't mean -- we still don't know. there are some polls that have come out that have showed that independents aren

and i think it will be interesting to see how the democrats respond to it. >> and kirsten, that points to the importance of someone like john bolton or mick mulvaney, though that doesn't -- that sort of runs afoul of the timeline the democrats have set. >> yeah. it is unfortunate because i think having someone like john bolton in particular testifying would be extremely powerful because it is somebody who is -- he's obviously had a falling out with the president but he is somebody who is in good standing in the conservative movement for the most part and certainly isn't considered part of the deep state or anything like that. and i think would have some information to share that would be very interesting to people. so the democrats have decided that they want to keep this on the timeline and i'm not sure that that's necessarily exactly the right answer or right decision. but i do think having staff asking the questions is very helpful because what happens too often in these hearings is you just get a lot of grandstanding and you get members of congress -- now they are still going to be

joining me now, back, jeffrey toobin, kirsten powers, rick santorum. santorum, doesn't this seem to undercut the president and certainly congressman jordan's argument that the ukrainians didn't feel pressure to conduct investigations into president trump's political opponents? >> well, i mean, i guess, you know, what is the definition of pressure? i mean, i say that in that i think what jordan is talking about primarily is pressure as a -- feeling that they were -- something was going to happen. they weren't going to get their money in order to, if they didn't do that. i think it's fairly clear that the president wanted the ukrainians to investigate the bide bidens. the president said so. i mean repeatedly throughout the course of the summer that certainly has been the case. so if pressure means that they were asked, i think what jordan is saying, pressure means that you actually have something that you're using to pressure them other than simply asking. all this says is the president asked and that the ukrainians felt like maybe they should do somethi

also with us, kirsten powers and jeffrey toobin. jeff, the president based on this reporting seems to think that the intelligent community inspector general works for and should be loyal to him. not surprising, i guess, that he has that opinion given what we have seen in the past. >> absolutely. i mean just remember jeff sessions, who was the attorney general who did the right thing in recusing himself from the russia investigation. and the president spent months fuming about that. and then ultimately humiliated sessions by firing him on the day of the midterm elections. you know, it's always possible that one reason people come forward with stories like this is that they know it's so outrageous that once it sees the light of day in a story like maggie's, that the story will be -- you know, the idea will be killed. but still, the principle remains that, as i think you pointed out, donald trump thinks everybody in the executive branch works for him, not for the rule of law or the taxpayers. >> kirsten, just in terms of what you're ki

let's bring in david chalian, kirsten powers as well. good evening to both of you. it was a big night for the vice president, david -- for the former vice president, i should say. give me your main takeaways, please. >> yeah. well, i think this is one of the stronger performances we've seen from vice president biden. i would say in the entirety of this campaign, don. i think you pointed out at the top there in your remarks, this is certainly the most aggressive argument i've heard him make for the case of impeachment. and i thought it was really intriguing that when he was making that case, he said, no, no, no, this is not a fait accompli in the senate votes. don't just assume that if the house passes articles of impeachment, that it is a sure losser loser in the senate. he was making the point if there was a compelling case made, he was encouraging republicans to call their senators if indeed they feel that it's clear that the evidence is out there that the president violated the constitution. it was just interesting how he sort of joined the fight there. as you kn

kirsten, thank you, do come back.having you. >> thank you, craig. >> you were one of my first guests. we've been doing this a long time. >> it's my pleasure. >>> joe biden, andrew yang, pete buttigieg all in new hampshire today. they're there to make an important push as a large number of voters there say they remain undecided. that's according to recent poll numbers. so what's their strategy to try and win over those undecided voters in the granite state. we're live in new hampshire on the other side of this break. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. (mom) nooooo... (son) nooooo... (avo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. that's unnecessarily complica

kirsten, i want to close this with you. i happen to think "the new york times" is solid here.have good reporters on this. we'll see the report when it comes out. this gets to the bigger problem of the spin machine that the white house has here, how they're able to create a year of questions and a year of noise about the idea of a spy within a campaign. again, when there seems to be no basis for that at all. >> right. and i think the thing is once you do that and you have somebody at the level of the president of the united states pushing this narrative as well, you really can't put that genie back in the bottle. i think the damage has been done to the fbi. president trump came into office and he has sort of systematically attacked every institution that, you know, that most americans used to hold in hirie expect. not to say they're perfect, you know. i certainly have been critical of the fbi before, but he has systematically gone after every institution and tried to turn americans against them. >> josh campbell, kiersten powers, rick santorum, here's what i would like for each

so what my resolution does is really put a check back on it. >> senator kirsten gillibrand with that legislation out this week and we've been showing our viewers what else is in that bill, i appreciate you joining us on the show to talk about that and much more this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >> we're going to hear from the other side of congress, the other chamber, house speaker nancy pelosi she is at the podium about ten minutes from now to talk to reporters for the first time since the start of the public phase of this impeachment inquiry. we will bring that to you live when it happens. ve when it happens. des? fidelity has zero commissions for online u.s. equity trades and etfs, plus zero minimums to open a brokerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. colon cancer screening forns tpeople 50 and olderlse. at average risk. i took your advice and asked my doctor to order cologuard, that noninvasive colon cancer screening test. the delivery guy just dropped it off. our doctor says it uses advanced science. it's actually sto

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. >> kirsten gillibrand. >> tucker: oh, gosh. >> she lectured the voters of youngstown, ohio, on theirungstown, in case you've never heard it it's apparently the martha's vineyard of northeastern ohio. n it's the malibu of the northeastern ohio. the barbra streisands of northeastern ohio all live in youngstown and that's why kirsten gillibrand lectured them on how they have the white privilege. the fact that you don't know that you have it in youngstown -- >> tucker: not enough were dying of fentanyl overdoses. you just reminded me. mark steyn, great to see you as always. >> good to see you. happy thanksgiving. >> tucker: happy thanksgiving. that's it for tonight's 2020 special. we will be back every night at 8:00. the show that's the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome to the special edition of "hannity." i'm jason chaffetz in tonight for sean. for over three years, democrats have thrown everything but the kitchen sink at president trump. yet the president remains unfazed. his rallies are as massive as ever, his poll nu

was that an effective answer, kirsten? >> yeah, i think it was a very effective answer. i think he was very strong and very clear, and the fact that he made both the case -- the substantive case for impeachment and also the political case for impeachment because those are two different questions. i mean i think the question he was asked actually was, you know, even if trump did this, isn't it too risky basically for democrats to do this? and biden made a very strong argument that it wasn't risky and this was not a foregone conclusion at all. >> mm-hmm. listen, i got to -- you know, david, the former vice president has certainly suffered a lot of personal loss. erin asked him about that tonight and how he communicates and empathizes with people on the campaign trail who have had similar losses. it's the strength of his and also something that separates him from the person we have in office right now, the current president. >> yeah. i would not say that empathy is something that donald trump displays all that much of out in public, don. and clearly this is sort of one of t

place kirsten. >>well good evening. it is a somber night here in fresno dozens of mily members and friends gathered here tonight at the home for a candlight vigil now one of the man who lives here he was the one of 4 people that died in the shooting sunday night now fres police say about 30 people at the party sunday night and at lea 2 suspects broke through the gate and went into the backyard where they were watching a football game and started firing at people. 10 people were shot 4 died and 6 others injured. police say it appears this was a targeted attack. there are ill questions as to whether this was gang related tonight people from near and far came out to the home to pay their respects to the 4 men were murdered. >>this really since us. i hope that they'll capture whoever did this. soon because we definitely n't want them to mount the and anywhere. >>all afternoon police have be going door to door trying to get more information about the shooting as of tonight,no suspects have been arrested

kirsten, there is something you wanted to mention? >> right before we went to break you were saying there are a lot of republicans who are uncomfortable with what he did, but they don't want to impeach the president. >> sure. >> but isn't -- shouldn't they be looking at what the facts are and then deciding whether or not they want to impeach him? you're basically just saying because they like the president, they're not even considering the fact that he may have violated the constitution. >> well, i'm saying a lot of republicans i have spoken to have exhibited varying degrees of discomfort. some very little and some say bad judgment, some say man, that was terrible. but to rise to the most grave action you can take in our system against the president of the united states, especially on the eve of an election makes almost all of them uncomfortable. we just don't use impeachment like this. and so they don't -- >> really? >> they don't believe, they don't believe that what he did should be -- especially because we're on the eve of another

joining me now, david gergen, kirsten powers.i mean first of all, the quotes from this person are pretty incredible to hear one also has to consider that this person, though they think this, as far as we know either still works for the administration or did work for the administration and for whatever reason, even though others have now come forward and put their careers on the line, this person is not doing that. >> well, that's true. i think the person is totally disaffected but for whatever reason that's odd, is hanging in there. obviously does not want to be identified. what's missing from the book right now, at least the excerpts we have, are any incidents or stories or precise things that happened as opposed to sort of this vast overview of what we know. you know, we've known all along that the white house has become a snake pit. we just didn't know until this book came out just how many snakes are in there. and that's one thing, but the president always abusing power once given, that's been pretty apparent for a while. but

joining me now for perspective from the senate kirsten gillibrand of new york. you're likely to get this as a trial. how do things look from your house? >> i expect mitch mcconnell should take this seriously. it's part of our constitutional duty and obligation to receive the facts that have been marshalled by the house investigation, and the senate essentially are jurors as we hear the evidence and make a decision. >> so what do you think about the idea that senators shouldn't weigh in on this because of your juror status? i've seen sort of differing views on this. obviously you have colleagues who say, look, i'm watching this like anyone else and forming my conclusions. particularly republicans in sort of tough spots who say we shouldn't weigh in. how do you view your duty going into this? >> so as a senator i'm going to hear testimony, i'm going to watch some hearings, i'm going to read the paper. and i do have deep concerns that these are allegations that the president solicited a bribe from a foreign leader with the intention of harming a political opponent.

cnn political analyst and "usa today" columnist kirsten powers. former republican presidential candidate and u.s. senator rick santorum. former obama administration communications director jen psaki. jeff, what was the standout to you? was it taylor's revelation about phone call that he was apparently informed of more recently? >> absolutely. because the one point that the republicans made over and over again, and i think an effective point, was that the two witnesses, as learned, as honorable, as honest, as they were, did not have direct contact with donald trump, and this is, after all, an impeachment of the president of the united states. if it is established that the president on the day after his notorious phone call with the president of ukraine, told ambassador sondland that investigations is what this were about and if sondland then repeated immediately thereafter that the president cares only about investigations and not about ukraine, that puts this story right on the president as does the personal transcript of the phone call -- >> glor

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. >> kirsten powers is here. prepping until the last minute. good for you. good for you.s sort of interesting. when you're in a fight with someone, it's like, i'm just responding to what you said. that's joe biden's claim here, but i mean, however you want to put it, he's going after here, saying you're being elitist, and i'm sort of with the people. >> i think there's a way to go after another candidate where it doesn't sound like name-calling. when you say something like elitist, that is i think name-calling. he's trying to traffic in this that she's a professor who looks down on everybody, which i think is an unfair characterization of her. i think she's quite connected to the people, as much as you can be at that level. but i think he recognizes her as a threat. >> the elitist label is one that the right often uses to attack. the medicare for all is a issue of genuine disagreement within the democratic primaries here warren is for it, biden is against it. on the issue, it's not an unfair one to express your differences on, right? >> absolutely not. i think there's a g

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kirsten, let me start with you. so many takeaways, one of the things i was thinking is, wow, four years have made a huge difference and you could imagine anyone in 2016, any of the women even wanting to at least throw this out there at all and elizabeth warren is doing -- is doing similar, talking about running as a woman and putting the question out there about whether it is harder or saying flatly it is harder to do it as a woman than a man. hillary clinton would never go there. >> because it is risky, frankly. >> but it is also a new era. >> it is but it is also risky to do it yourself. it is better to get other people saying it versus you saying it yourself. i think this is a tough one. because mayor pete is extremely impressive and he has -- he had this very aggressive press strategy where he talked to every single person who wanted to talk to him and just out there and saying things that were very different. talking about progressive christianity and that caught people's attention and doing things that were ve

. >> kirsten, it will be interesting to see how the president decides to conduct himself this week whether or not, you know, he continues to tweet against witnesses or about witnesses as they are testifying. >> yeah. why wouldn't he keep doing what he always does? he seems incapable of not doing that. and i do think this moving people, punishing people, right, for testifying under oath and telling the truth, i think it's thuggish. it really is -- it's beyond inappropriate in the sense that the president operates like he's a king basically. like these people are supposed to go up there and lie. they've been called before congress. they're telling the truth. they should not be punished for that. they work for the u.s. government, which is something that is actually bigger than donald trump. >> senator santorum, what do you think about that? >> look, as david said it would be very uncomfortable for any of these people to go back up to the white house. i think it would be more than appropriate to let them go back and to their original places and go about their business some other way. but i do

. >> so here's exactly what the president said about the former ambassador when asked by nbc's kirsten welker. >> was marie yovanovitch the target of a smear campaign -- >> i really don't know her, but if you look at the transcript, the president of ukraine was not a fan of hers either. i mean he did not exactly say glowing things. i'm sure she is very fine woman. i just don't know much about her. >> the president says he doesn't know her. but that's not what he told the president of ukraine in the call that he insists was quote perfect. trump told zelensky then, the former ambassador from the u.s., the woman, was bad news, and the people she was dealing with in the ukraine were bad news. so i just want to let you know that. >> the congressional committee released a deposition transcript of former ambassador michael mckinley who recently resigned as senior adviser to secretary of state mike pompeo. of his decision to step down, mckinley told impeachment investigators, quote, in this context, frankly, to see the emerging information on the engagement of our missions to procure negative

today, let me start you with, kirsten, because we heard from one democratic congressman brad sherman who said it won't hurt to get more information. so i guess the question is do you think democrats have made sufficient case? this idea that they're not going to wait for the courts or take too long, et cetera. those are not arguments about the substance of the evidence, those are arguments about timing and politics. should they keep going. >> timing and politics do matter. so i think that is something they have to take into consideration. i think that they made a case. for anybody who wants to look at the case honestly and take the information honestly, i think they made an absolutely air tight case that the president has done something that is impeachable. the republicans don't want to absorb that information. and i actually don't think it would make any difference whether it was john bolton that was up there or rudy giuliani. if they are somehow able to get the people to testify, there is nothing -- i just can't think of anything that would make the republicans change their mind bec

[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i love kirsten bell.e funniest dudes out there, i love him. judd apatow is here. he's got a new film. >> steve: yeah, come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: stars garry shandling. and we got great music from danny brown, everybody >> steve: oh >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause hey guys, quickly, i want to give a shoutout to our friends over at "sesame street." they just celebrated their 50th anniversary over the weekend that's amazing [ cheers and applause ♪ 50 that is five decades of helping kids grow smarter, stronger and kinder they got a new special airing this sunday on pbs and it's streaming now on hbo. and next month, they'll be receiving a kennedy center honor. first in history for a tv show so, congratulations, "sesame street." very good. [ cheers and applause you alright? you okay, buddy? what are you doing, sir? [ indiscernible you getting ready for the what [ laughter ] what are you doing you're scaring me. i didn't know what - >> steve: you thought he was gonna attack you >>

we know that a gathering of jeff sessions and steve miller and john kelly and kirsten nielsen and who else, i don't know, but they made the decision to eliminate daca and were it not for the court's intervention to stepping in to give those who were protected a chance to renew the status, it would have been a tragedy that would have been multiplied many times over. i don't need to tell you who the daca people, because many of them are seated in the audience, but i can tell you this for sure, i have never been associated with the better group of people in my life. they are solid. they are sincere, they are brave, and they are determined. their entire life story is a story of battling against the odds. from time they were told as children that they are not the same as the neighbors and the friends at school, and to this day, they have never ever given up. i have cried with them and laughed with them, and we have gone through many experiences together. today, it is another step on the journey. i have got my fingers crossed and i am saying the prayers this morning that they will be the fi

. >> and kooirsen kirsten, sondland and ambassador volker are still testifying that they didn't understandhe connection between burisma and biden. >> i mean, that seems implausible and fiona hill seems to think it's implausible. >> she and holmes were both. >> yeah, it doesn't seem likely, so, i don't know why they're saying that, maybe they don't want to cop to what they were involved in, i guess. but i agree, you have at least five people who have testified that the ukrainians knew exactly what was going on, by my count, right? so, that was one of the key arguments that was made by the republicans was, you know, there was no quid pro quo because the ukrainians didn't even know anything was happening, yet we have all of these people coming up and testifying saying, in fact, they were quite panicked about it, that president zelensky didn't want to be used as a pawn, for example, in some sort of domestic political dispute, that emails were coming in from the ukraine to the state department, or, the defense department, asking what's going on, you know, with the aid. all of these different ex

senator kirsten gillibrand from new york is the lead democrat sponsor on this bill.for women's suffrage was a 72-year fight. it started in seneca falls, new york in 1848 and it finished in nashville on august 18th, 1920. we came together to do this, to create a silver dollar coin that would commemorate 100 years of women's suffrage and actually we think it is pretty remarkable that new york and tennessee at the 100 year mark are each represented by female u.s. senators. charles: how about that? i will give five. i would say two for ply granddaughters but also for my granddaughters and grand sons as well. >> absolutely. charles: thank you. >> thank you. charles: market is at record highs. the market is feeling unstoppable. that makes me wonder what could derail the rally? i have a guest with thoughts on that. tesla ceo, elon musk i got to tell you may be getting the last laugh once again. why one smashed window is not stopping the cyber truck from being a smash. ♪. driverless cars, or trips to mars. no commission. delivery drones, or the latest phones. no commission.

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kirsten. your assistant? [stammering] what happened to alice? she moved to accounting.e at all. no, no. i want to. i want to. it's... i'm on autopilot. [mockingly] "i'm on autopilot." [normally] more like auto-zombie. good one, donna. "good one, donna"? michael, relax. who is this big mouth? why can't you and i just talk? because there is no talking to you. you're never home to talk to. when you are, you're just sitting, staring into space. i'm on autopilot. what do you want? this is what happens. [beeping] god, he's gonna answer his phone. what the heck happened? i didn't even touch the remote. great, you gonna start watching tv at dinner? oh, can we? samantha. my little angel. mwah, look at you. look how long your hair's getting. when did you grow up? what, ben? get over here. don't you worry. i'm not gonna work tonight. we're gonna watch dragon tales together. what do you say? dragon tales is for babies, dad. i wanna watch csi. yeacsi. what? samantha: it's the episode when they find the lady's arm. what happened? i missed the whole dragon tales era? [shouts] [growlin

yes, kirsten jones, we are very grateful for your time. thanks for talking to us.e understand one man has been shot by police near london bridge in an incident which police are responding to. they are responding to it as though it is terror —related. we do not have any confirmation of that at the moment. karen bosch is able to join us now. karen, did you see what happened, and if so, what did you see?|j karen, did you see what happened, and if so, what did you see? i was on the bus coming south bound over london bridge. we had pulled away from the stop when it came to a sudden stop because they were people running across the bridge onto the road. looking over their shoulders and filming behind them. it took it look like there was a fight going on, people sort of tussling with each other. and then you realise it was police wrestling with one tall bearded man. i had my baby with me so bearded man. i had my baby with me soi bearded man. i had my baby with me so i moved her behind the stairwell to be safe, but then there were two shots, or two loud pops, to be safe, bu

kirsten.