kirsten: yes. aileen: high five.maha, you are unique in that you have had check writing privileges from day one, correct? maha: that is correct. emily: you came in, and you did not face a lot of these things in your own firm. maha: i didn't. and i didn't know at the time, or for years, that it was unusual. i had always been, through high school, through college, my phd program, through working at a telecommunications startup, always been in the minority. so it was not anything that i felt was strange going into a venture firm and being the only female, right? i was at a 1000-person startup with four female vps, of which i was one. that was just what i knew. i was acclimatized to it. emily: you have always looked at consumer and enterprise. maha: that is correct. so i started my career, and probably for the first eight or nine years only invested in infrastructure and data center and storage type deals. it was not until 10 years ago i did my first consumer investment, and that was not planned. it was a company that en

kirsten, are you surprised by these numbers?at support for impeachment has gone down among democrats -- >> that is very surprising and it's a pretty big drop-off. i think it was from 90% in the last poll to 77% in this poll. that doesn't make sense really. my first reaction was i was thinking the number one concern for democrats is they don't want donald trump to get re-elected. i thought maybe they thought this would somehow help get him re-elected. that doesn't make sense to me. i it ill would say it's not a small number. remember, bill clinton, it was 30% of the country supported impeaching him. so if you have 45% supporting it, that's not a small number. and in you look at an aggregate of all the polls we've seen recently, we're looking at 45% to 50% probably support it. >> right. >> as my younger identical twin brother, david chalian, said, the polls don't change. the only time the polls have ever really changed is after the ukraine story broke, support for impeachment really did jump like over 10%. from the mueller report

back with me now, frank bruni, kirsten powers, and timothy nafta naftali.h the reporting about alan dershowitz who may be joining the president's impeachment legal team. give me your reaction to that. >> actually, as soon as it was announced i felt this is sort of inevitable given dershowitz's role over the course of the presidency, given how much he like the president loves to embrace controversial causes and be in the spotlight. i mean, it shows a certain degree of seriousness with which the white house is taking this. you know, i -- it's interesting, though, because we're also being told that this is going to be a short really quick trial. so what are all these people going to do? what exactly is dershowitz going to contribute? trump wants to turn this, as you were saying before, into a three-ring circus and mitch mcconnell is saying, no, we're not going to even have a clown. no, not even that much. this is mitch mcconnell's house. so -- >> no jugglers, nothing. >> right. i'm a little bit confused by the -- by, you know, the accretion of lawyers because

sorry, kirsten. go ahead. >> i was going to say, i agree that the main story is what donald trump did, there's no question, but i think that we can also care about what devin nunes did, and i agree he's been a stooge for trump, and that's not particularly surprising. but to sit there and to be leading the republican side of this investigation basically, or of the hearings and to not disclose this relationship to what he's actually investigating, i still think that matters. it may not be as important as trump, but it still matters. >> and i do think it's important to point out, again, and just reiterate that these are details democrats were able to get despite the white house refusing to cooperate with any part of this investigation, the state department, the office of management and budget. they also lay out their attempts to get more information in the report saying, quote, it's hard to imagine a more complete case of obstruction. do you agree with that? congress hasn't heard from bolton as jeff poi

. >>> perspective from cnn political analyst kirsten powers and susan hennessey and legal naults anda friend of lisa page. susan, i know you don't speak for lisa page but in your opinion how important is it for her to finally be speaking out? >> i think it is incredibly important for her to be speaking out for a couple of reasons. one, i think it is important that people understand the huge personal toll that the president degrading demeaning disgusting attacks take on people. that these are real people. some people who have served our country over a period of decades and to have him act like this in public, it has a real cost and the public needs to understand that. and i think it is significant that page is telling her story now. about what doj did about their involvement in essentially selectively leaking text messages under circumstances that certainly raised the appearance that they were not doing so because it was in the public interest but instead that this was doj senior officials and doj spokesperson attempting to give the president fodder to pick up this false and malicious

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more now we're joined by kirsten powers and maria cardona. guess we're five weeks or so until iowa. there is the hey it is pete buttigieg's to lose camp and then the national conversation about whether joe biden is the most electable overall with moderates and independents an then the bernie sanders camp saying don't count bernie sanders on elizabeth warren out. where are your instincts tonight? >> well, i think a lot is going to change between now and then. though i think joe biden has been pretty consistent in his support as has bernie sanders. and i don't think -- i agree with the idea of don't count out bernie sanders. i don't think we should have ever counted oun bernie sanders because he got 3 million less votes than hillary clinton did in the primary. so this is somebody who has a serious base of support and when you are the person who came pretty close to winning a primary in the past, then that is somebody that you should never count out. so i expect that he's going to continue to be a very strong candidate. and that joe biden will c

warren already, you liked her triply. >> and joe biden was sitting there watching the whole thing, kirsten not been seen as having had strong debate performances at least by the political professionals until last night, but a lot of people look at last night and say, this was a different joe biden. what did you see there? >> yeah. i think that he, in the past, has been criticized for being perhaps too rambling or not seeming enough on his game. and last night he was pretty much gaffe-free. also there often have been gafz gaffes in the other debates. so i think he was seen as gaffe-free and strong and on his game. it couldn't have come at a better time, right? this is when people are just starting to focus. he's still leading the polls. he's not leading in iowa, but he's leading in the national polls, and i think this is the perfect time for him to be turning in a really good performance. >> did he have that look and feel of a front-runner, do you think? >> yeah. yeah, i think so. and i think that this is -- and i think the fact that he's been, you know, also so obviously -- and he took tim

kirsten powers as well and elliot williams. as i said, this is really history in the making and also being broadcast in prime time, something that is new here. i'm personally glad that the american people got to see it in prime time. usually these things happen during the day when folks are at work. a historic day, marathon three hours plus. what have we been watching? >> what we saw was the democrats basically laying out their case, talking about the testimony, talking about the transcript, talking about the founders and their concerns about foreign interference and, you know, really making the case for impeachment. and what you saw with the republicans wasn't really so much a defense of donald trump or even engaging on those facts. it was a lot of invoking the boogeyman of liberals, of the scary liberals, jim jordan saying, they don't like us. you know, one of the congress people brought up something robert de niro said, something kathy griffin did. they were talking about people that had nothing to do with this and staying a

joining me now for more is mark kirsten he's a fellow at the montréal institute for genocide and humanrights studies and he's the author of a book about international criminal justice thank you for speaking with us and you've been following the proceedings in the hague closely in your opinion did prosecutors succeed in making the case that a genocide occurred. well i think it's it's too early to tell. you know it's not obvious right now. but of course it was fascinating and important to see. the international court of justice. sitting in the audience having to hear the story. of. people and. she spoke what i thought was most remarkable about today was not what she didn't say and she did not use. the context of the atrocities. perpetrated this is. someone who did not think that genocide transpired. were identifies those people. as a group why do you think. showed up today. that it wasn't required that she make an appearance what kind of statement do you think that made her presence there . well i think it's in some ways it's a good thing that she showed up in the sense that it gives a d

. >> nbc white house correspondent kirsten welker asked giuliani about trump's comments and whether heo give information to the attorney general and lawmakers, and he texted this, all of my conversations are privileged and he can disclose what he is comfortable with. i am in the process of analyzing what i have received. >>> the "washington post" is reporting that during several conversations in recent months attorney general william barr counselled president trump in general terms that giuliani has become a liability and a problem for the administration, according to multiple people familiar with the conversations. in one discussion, the attorney general warned trump he was not being well served by his outside lawyer. officials tell the post that white house aides to giuliani have used his role as the president's lawyer to promote the interests of private clients, and they fret that they don't know who he actually represents. giuliani's conversations with trump are protected by attorney-client privilege. the post notes that the former white house chief of staff john kelly tried to lim

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and kirsten fontenrose is director of the middle east security initiative at the atlantic council. shioe ly served as senior director for gulf affairs on the national security council staff during the trump adminisation. bilal, how connected is hezbollah to iran? >> the closest any militia can get to iran, that is a documentary that iran has made lebrating the leader of h hezbollah in which he clearly says that he sees himself as a member of the larger iranian-led resistance against the united stats and israel. >> schifrin: so christine krists that believe iran is attacking the embassy? >> we believe it is a direct relatiknship. we als the number two deputy announcedesterday that theyavthe backing from tehran, the thumbs up from urhran to go full throttle againstorces in iraq. >> schifrin: let's talk about the last couplof days, the strikes on sunday. wwere talking toou earlier. you said the u.s. is falling into an iranian trap, that the'now a proxy war between the u.s. and iran inside of iraq. >> iran managed to put the united states in a position of, you know, damned if you act a

rot joining me now is democratic senator kirsten gillibrand who serves on the armed services committeehanistan and kuwait over thanksgiving. let's talk about another deployment. do you support the idea, do you think it's necessary? there's a lot of trouble coming from iran right now and there is concern in the region. >> i have a lot of concerns with regard to president trump's policy with regard to iran. i think it was a mistake to unilaterally walk away from the deal in the first place. that destabilized the entire middle east. it breached with our allies who worked very hard with crippling sanctions to get all the players to the table. and now president trump has the opportunity to make the sanctions greater and to actually make a larger agreement. but he's not taken that opportunity. i think a deployment of 14,000 troops without coming to congress first is a serious concern. i have a bill, a war powers reform resolution, which would put the power back in the hands of congress as our constitution intended and as our founders intended. i don't think we should be having forever wars.

happy birthday. >> thank you. >> kirsten gillibrand. >>> all right.se judiciary committee and republicans will have another chance to refute it.e the white house declined a invitation and opting instead to make the case for acquittal in the senate. joining us now, mark levovitch. his behind the scenes investigation looks at the investigation. and shannon petty is talking about how trump is checking clinton'sck impeachment playboo. and matt miller whose recent column is how to win a mess an war, be bold, clear, and swift. mueller wasn't, shift was. >> first, before we get impeachment i want to quickly talk to you about the washington postab report on afghanistan an the lies over the past 18 and 19 years. this is sadly not really shocking that we have not made greatma progress in afghanistan. we heard from many people when we went into investigation, they were never able to tame that land. i wonder whether or not the mistake our leaders made was not setting expectations at a realistic level to say we will never have a signing on the missouri, but we jus

senator kirsten gillibrand is demanding a senate hearing on the newly released afghanistan papers. this was a big story, the washington post reporting senior us officials lied to the public for years to make it look like the us was winning the 18 year war. gillibrand said the 2000 pages release, quote, show past administrations and civilian and military leaders have misled the american public about their objectives in afghanistan and the potential of reaching those objectives. this is absolutely unacceptable which the boston, boston marathon bomber will be back in court this week trying to get his death sentence overturned. lawyers argue their client did not get a fair trial because the boston jury pool was too traumatized. they kill three people and injured 280 others when they set off bombs in 2013. a federal bills court will hear arguments on thursday. a controversial homeless program put on hold in new york city, bill diblasio agreed to stop the program which relocates homeless families to new jersey rent free for one year. the decision comes after the city of newark sued new y

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most notably joe manchin, doug jones running for re-election in alabama, trump state there and even kirsten sinema. these names come into play potentially from the republican standpoint in terms of getting party flips. anyway, coming up, the president is counting on mitch mcconnell doing whatever happens next on the impeachment front. two journalists are keeping a close watch on capitol hill when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> president trump may be brushing off impeachment in public. as one of our next guests reports he is feeling the gravity of it all privately. quote president trump is blasting back at impeachment, but he will feel its scars deeply, according to people who know him. he has sought validation and respect for much of his adult life and has often been frustrated when it has not been forthcoming. that was true when he was a young real estate developer from queens, who felt he was looked down upon by old money rivals in manhattan and it's true now as he confronts the reality of impeachment, which will put a taint forever by his name in the history books. with us tonight, niall

last night senator kirsten gillibrand hosted a round table discussion on the rise in anti-semitism.le jewish officials complain of a long simmering problem. >> our community is angry. and this is not the -- this incident is the culmination of a long period of hatred directed toward the jewish community. >> now there is a light of hope to report. the hero who arushed the attacker away and got the vehicle's license plate being honored today with an award. >> molly: lauren green, thank you so much. our next guest is rabbi jeffrey meyers from the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. that is where a gunman shot and killed 11 people and injured seven others. a little more than a year ago. rabbi myers has said since the attack he has focused on how to get word rid of the word hate and focus on hope. >> rabbi, thank you for taking the time out for us today. i want to start asking you as someone who knows so intimately an attack and loss thereafter what you thought when you saw this attack on folding in monsey at a rabbi's home? >> my initial response was oh no, not again. >> molly: now we

here with her take, usa today columnist kirsten powers. thank you for being with us.i wonder what you make of this statement from the white house. >> i agree that her son should be given privacy but i don't think because anybody is an activist, frankly, that means that the president of the united states should be able to attack them in such personal terms. i would say regardless of her age, that would be true but because she is a teenager, i think that's extra true. i also think the way he attacked her, you pointed out it was clearly an attack on her way of communicating which probably has something to do with her having asperger's but also has a lot to do with her being a girl or a young girl because the complaint and there's been more than one tweet against her and it seems to be she's not cheerful enough or smiling enough. that she's too angry. she is upset. a lot of people are upset about climate change in the world and she has a right to but set. there's this idea that nice girls just sit and smile and are complaint. that seems to be the message that he's sending

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. >> joining me now for their take is cnn contributor frank bruney and kirsten powers. >> the piece you min the new york times says does the road to the white house run through a wine cave? i assume you didn't mean that literally. >> that was the big, big moment at the debate was pete buttigieg held a fund-raiser at a wine cave in napa valley. elizabeth warren who is sort of the purity candidate saying you shouldn't be hitting up billionaires to win the democratic primary or to win the presidency. he was making the argument that you don't disarm when you're about to face donald trump. you take every ally you can get. you take money where you can get it. that's the kind of bigger debate than just cash and cabernet. >> i'm not sure this is the issue that will decide the democratic primary. you wrote this in your piece. they were at the top of their game in that exchange. >> they were. if you like pete buttigieg. you liked him doubly in that exchange. he was under fire. 37-year-old mayor was as cool as a cucumber. if you like her, you liked her because she was pressing the case we cannot h

including some female candidates like kirsten gillibrand or kamala harris. this leaves elizabeth warren in the race for now, is that she's the only female candidate who has consistently polled in the double-digits. she's the only woman candidate in that top tier of the democratic top 2020 candidate. what is so notable is how much more frequently and explicitly we've seen senator warren discussion her own gender, how some of own views came into being in the earlier years of her life. and also, talking about gender inequality and sexism in politics. i want to play a sound bite of warren talking about this last week in las vegas. >> i've lived enough of my life with men and it's mostly been men, telling me to sit down and be quiet. i have stood up and fought back, and this is the fight of my lifetime and your lifetime. understand this, mitch mcconnell said it all, nevertheless i will persist. >> this is an interesting shift from the beginning of her campaign when she was often asked about her gender and her answers didn't always explicitly mention her gender an

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sense he's on the race and you have here is that it's no longer in the race as a black woman and then kirsten gillibrand that i but as a fan f reproductive rights. so if we get the money out of politics especially when we talk to people particularly black women that are running it's harder to raise money and harder for women to raise money. >> you worked together when harris announced in january. we went back to our room to watch it. i love her sister and i consider them both mentors of mine and i was sad to see her go if she is a star. her entry into this race and seeing her every day on the campaign trail meant so much to a lot of people across the country myself included and i believe that now. vice president biden said that she is a rising star and we are excited to see what she does next. i know a lot of people are excited to see her but i think at the end of the date of presentation is important and it's important that little girls all over america, whether they are black, indian descent, white little girls, aci can run for president and be a senior adviser and reporter on the campaign

. >> kirsten do either of you find it curious, that a man, donald trump, who is so well-known for hisidelity and affairs as splashed all over the "new york post" for years that he's so fixated on their relationship? >> yeah, he has no shame. i think that's been well-established and this is something that we would have used to call unpresidential, right? this is just not how presidents behave. it's unthinkable of any other president, good or bad, in the history of this country behaving in the manner that he's behaving. it's -- it really is just -- it's inexplicable. i don't -- you know, he can't -- like his delight and his glee in ridiculing people and like i said, ruining their lives. i mean, really making this woman's life miserable, harming her career, you know, causing unbelievable stress to her that he delights so much in that is just -- is unbelievably troubling. >> i mean, again, for something that he himself has been accused of, caught doing. asha, it's -- i hear what you're saying, the idea that it's just unpresidential surely there's another word for -- >> well, it's indecent

here today, cnn senior political analyst kirsten powers. thank you so much for be withing us. comment from the first lady herself but i wonder what you make of this statement from the white house. >> well, i agree that her son should be given privacy, but i don't think because anybody is an activist frankly that means that the president of the united states should be able to attack them in such personal terms. and so i would say regardless of her age, that would be true. but because she is a teenager, you know, i think that it's extra true. and i also think the way that he attacked her -- i mean you pointed out, you know, it was clearly an attack on her way of communicating, which, you know, probably has something to do with her having asperger's, but also i think it has a lot to do with her being a girl or a young woman because the complaint basically -- and there's been more than one tweet against her, and his complaint seems to be that she's not cheerful enough or smiling enough, that she's too angry. you know, she is upset. a lot of people are upset about climate change in

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i'm lifting up the issues that kirst kirsten gillibrand raised, the importance of laws in states thatto restrict women's access to full range of health care services. and she brought that to the table and i think it's important that we continue to talk about this. >> facing three men in the race are also in the top tier and i remember you talked about how told to sit down. are you sensing that this time around. >> yes. >> can you elaborate on that? >> you've got to be in the fight and i get out there every single day and talk to every single voter that i can. it's why i've done to 179 town halls and been to 28 states and puerto rico and 100,000 selfies. i'm out there trying to reach out directly to voters because i believe that's how we're going to repair our democracy and that's how we're going to create opportunity not just for a handful not for the same old guys, how we're going to create for everyone. >> are you concerned about missing a debate for a senate trial? i know that the dnc will accommodate the debates, is that a concern? >> look, i took an oath of office to uphold the c

excited the excitement was catching and that other people felt it too and understood the historic kirsten sterkel concept of making sure that this new york city building was saved that it become a tourist attraction for people from all across the world the renovation in flushing meadows queens is projected to cost $24000000.00 and is expected to be complete in the spring of 2021 the work will include water proofing the bases of the towers stair replacements electrical upgrades and conservation work it never would have happened without conservationists who campaigned tirelessly for the overhaul and in recent years did their part to help even chipping in to repaint the former new york state pavilion next to the towers see history come back to life and see the park sort of you know regain a great icon and a great asset we couldn't be happier we could be more excited for ourselves personally but for everybody it was going to benefit this for generations to come. a groundbreaking ceremony was attended by politicians and by people who took part in the 1964 world's fair a long time waiting you k

for president and also donated to pass trump opponents including elizabeth warren, cory booker, and kirsten gillibrand. in our system, a finder of fact is supposed to be fair and impartial, and empire. the problem with all of this in the proper everybody at home can see with their own eyes is at the umpires in this high-stakes game are parading around the field and the majority teams jerseys. the report of evidence released by republican committee staff on december 2nd carefully documents it in the hearings that led us to this point today, chairman schiff directed witnesses called by the democrats not to answer republican questions. he rejected witness and denied republican subpoenas for testimony and documents violating the democrats own rules to vote down those subpoenas with no notice to republicans. chairman schiff also publicly fabricated evidence about president trump's july 25th phone call and misled the american public about his interactions with the anonymous whistle-blower to selectively seek information to paint misleading public narratives. the anonymous whistle-blower reportedl

blue bonnet. [ laughter ] here - >> it's a flower >> seth: a flower, yes kirsten dunst.dience aws ] >> yes >> seth: that's fantastic. >> this was before we arrived at the ceremony i think the grandparents all plotted and just threw him on the star >> seth: oh, got you so you don't think they would have actually allowed this, the good star people >> oh, no. we wouldn't have allowed it. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, i got you >> but the grandparents were in charge before we got there >> seth: i see so it's really not up to you anymore. >> no. but it's a great picture >> seth: you know, obviously, both of his parents are in show business you -- your parents were not, right? >> no. >> seth: and yet, your first commercial you were two and a half years old >> i was, a coca-cola commercial >> seth: and it was something you liked though, yeah you were in texas, and you would kind of go back and forth to l.a., right? >> i did enjoy it. i mean, i think that's my first memory, the coca-cola commercial just pounding coca-cola with all these giants around me [ laughter ] >> seth: that wo

for president, and also donated to past trump opponents including elizabeth warren, cory booker and kirsten gillibrand. in our system a fact finder is supposed to be fair and impartial and an umpire. and the problem with all of that and everybody at home could see with their own eyes is the umpires are parading around the field in the majority team jersey. the report of evidence released by staff on december 2nd carefully documents that in the hearings that led us to this point today, chairman schiff directed witnesses not to answer republican questions and rejected witnesses and identified republicans that would have objected semblance of objectivity and denied testimony for documents and violating the rules to vote down the subpoenas with no notice to republicans. chairman schiff publicly fabricated evidence about president trump's july 25th phone call and misled the american public about his interactions with the anonymous whistle-blower to selectively seek information to paint misleading public narratives. the anonymous whistle-blower acknowledged having a professional relationship with

also, kirsten gillibrand.e have to get the money out of politics, especially when we are talking to people who -- particularly black women, it is hard to raise money but especially when you have millionaires in the race. >> you were together when harris announced in january, correct? >> sundance. >> we were at sundance. >> living it up in park city. and we watched it. we went back to our room to watch it, and you know, i love senator harris. i love her -- i love her sister maya. i consider them both mentors of mine and i was absolutely sad to see her go, but senator harris is a star. you know, i think i tweeted that day that her entry into this race and seeing her every day on the campaign trail out there meant so much to a lot of people across the country and myself included and i believe that now. vice-president biden tweeted and said she's a rising star and we're excited to see what she does next. a lot of people are excited to see her in this potential senate trial, ok. but i think that -- i think that at

the shape of the coverage and the comparisons in the coverage between these candidates that pushed kirstenign and pushed -- now, you look at kamala harris. you look at, i think she compares maybe best to pete buttigieg in the sense that i don't know that either of them really has a clear platform beyond beating donald trump. >> right. >> the clear difference is that kamala has the charisma of a tv prosecutor, and pete is so robotic, i'm wondering if in addition to releasing his kins kenzie contacts, we should try to have him pass an attorney test. it's absolutely amazing. and i think the forgiveness that is afforded to joe biden, introduced to america as the de facto electable candidate -- there was a piece in "the atlantic" explaining that joe biden has a stutter. we should be compassionate that he's working with this disadvanta disadvantage. the man is stammering and yammering on the debate stage. i am not ever convinced that he is going to get to the end of a sentence, and i'm supposed to have some sort of sympathy for this disadvantage? what about the disadvantage of being a black woma

for president and also donated to past trump opponents including elizabeth warren, cory booker, and kirstengillibrand. mr. burke appeared here as a fact witness and finder of fact, but in our system a finder of fact is supposed to be fair and impartial. he's supposed to be an umpire. the problem wall of this and the problem that everybody at home can see with their own eyes is that the umpires in this high-stakes game are parading around the field in the majority teams jerseys. the report of evidence released by republican committee staff on december 2nd carefully documents that in the hearings that led touss this point today chairman schiff directed witnesses called by the democrats not to answer republican questions. he rejected witnesses identified raps who have about have injected some semblance of fairness and objectivity and denied republican subpoenas for testimony and documents violating the democrats' own rules to vote down those subpoenas with no notice to republicans. chairman schiff also publicly fabricated evidence about president trump's july 25th phone call and he misled the

at last night, senator kirsten gillibrand hosted a roundtable discussion. grafton is also charged in state criminal court on five counts of attempted murder. in the next court date is friday. >> are 21-year-old son said the other night, i wonder if joe biden would consider choosing republican as a running mate. >> the answer is i would, but i can't think of one now. there is some really decent republicans that are out there still, but here's the problem right now, the well-known ones. they've got to se step up, you w what i mean? >> sandra: former vice president joe biden saying he would consider a republican running mate if he wins the democratic nomination. biden did stop short of naming any potential vp candidates. good morning and happy new year, thanks for being here this morning. could this be a good strategy for joe biden? >> i think joe biden's strategy is to say a lot of words. joe biden's strategy is to cover the entire earth, like a wood chipper of verbiage and he is just going to spray it out especially in the early state, three to 5 inches of a

sanders from vermont speaking for 4 days, kirsten gillibrand speaking for eight days and five days respectivelyf you wanted to see going over 34 days topping tlaib, the rashida freshman comes in second on the pressleyowed by ayanna , 16 days by bill han omar -- ilhan omar. we will show you more, but that is the information compiled by the people here as far as end of year statistics. if you want to go to our information, we included a link.l from tampa-florida, thank you for waiting, go ahead. a couple things concern ares a democrat, that they openly communist, it hurts my heart and it is unfortunate, the way everybody is acting about this impeachment process, it is torible what they are doing trump. i would not that -- want that to happen to me in the court of law. i am concerned about this party drastically and radically changing. top: when it comes to a story, lit impeachment top that list for you, then? caller: the unfairness of it, yes, and how they could make it more fair, especially with the injustice that has been made and the way it was held. i was watching the impeachment hearings and

. >> i'm kirsten from ottawa. janice: my hometown. >> what's the weather right now my love?e wind chills are in the single digits. let's take a look at the maps and i will show you who he cold it is. current temperature 16 here new york. 10 in marquette. you factor in the wind chill, it feels like one here in new york city. feels like ottawa, canada that's for sure right now. we had -- did you guys see the snow squall yesterday? >> yes. janice: oh my gosh in new york city it overtook twitter. it was crazy that won't happen today. it is very cold. bring temperatures up this weekend. waive to pete and steve and ainsley and thank you all for coming. can we do a hug? lots of people to hug. steve: to stay warm. there you go. ainsley: all right. we welcome you. pete: might get a hug if you come by. jeffrey epstein scandal dominated the headlines this year. we just learned a key vape from prisovideotape from prisonw missing. pete: what? emily compagno breaks down the case and this scandal ♪ let me know ♪ (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have