welcome to news from the world of ops and culture provocative olfa naomi klein talks about a new book called on fire the burning case for a green new deal also coming up. clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas but there is controversy about portrayal of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argument right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest tome which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and veyron mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing our proposed. big energy companies spend a lot of money on kind of paintings and.

klein votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. steube votes no. chair nadler: as every member voted he wishes to vote? >> chairman. may i ask how i was recorded? >> you are recorded as no. >> i want to make sure. chairman nadler: the clerk will report. >> there 17 a -- chair nadler: the article is agreed to. the question now is an article two. impeaching president donald trump on obstructing congress. the cleric will call the role. >> mr. nadler votes ay. ms. lofgren votes ay. ms. jackson lee votes ay. mr. cohen votes ay. mr. johnson of georgia votes ay. mr. deutch votes ay. ms. bass votes ay. mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffries votes ay. mr. cucillini votes ay. mr. swalwell votes ay. mr. lou -- mr. raskin votes ay. ms. demings votes ay. mr. correa votes ay. ms. scanlon votes ay. ms. garcia votes ay. mr. nagus votes ay. ms. mcbath votes ay. mr. stanton votes ay. ms. dean votes ay. ms. mccarthur powell votes ay. .s. escobar votes ay collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner votes no. mr. gomer votes no. votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck votes no.

welcome to news from the world of culture provocative olfa naomi klein talks about a new book called on find the case for a green new deal also coming up. clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas as controversy about the trial of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and an age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argument right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest home which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and viral mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing a proposed. big energy companies spend a lot of money on a kind of pains and convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success.

welcome to news from the world of op sun culture provocative olfa naomi klein talks about a new book called on 5 the burning case for a green new deal also coming up. clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hits a. corner of a trial of one of the in the film script we don't read on this story. age old wood carving craft. that's being given a. canadian author and activist. books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has strong intelligent. she's on a book tour promoting her latest home which is called. the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and viral mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing at the polls. and big energy companies spend a lot of money on kind of paints and to convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success as and less economic growth and much of that growth is is connected to an ideology of endles

klein votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. votes no.-- steube >> is that every member of the committee who wishes to vote? clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 no's. >> members will have two days to submit views. the resolution will be a single amendment in the nation are -- nature of a substitute. >> mr. chairman, mr. chairman. pursuant to clause -- intent to file dissenting views. >> notice is heard. the committee is adjourned. >> after the house judiciary committee voted along party lines to approve two articles of impeachment against president trump, some republican committee members spoke to reporters followed by brief remarks from chairman jerry nadler. >> i will start off. this is really a sad day. a big show, everybody got dressed up, really no place to go. provision, an allegation of abuse of power. there was an abuse of power at the department of justice. there was an abuse of power at the fbi. there was an abuse of power at the fisa court. there was abuse of power in our intel community. ther

george tiller does not endorse phil klein. >> boo! >> in 2011, a producer from this show asked for his thoughts on abortion. >> mr. klein, do you yourself believe that abortion should be made illegal? >> do i myself? yes. oh, one other comment about that. i'm also anti-murder, and i put a lot of murderers away too. i follow the law. >> almost immediately upon taking office as kansas state attorney general, phil kline started a secret investigation into george tiller. he used subpoena power to get dozens of patient medical records. 234 defiance of a judge's order keeping the patients' identity secret, kline's staff staked out dr. tiller's parking lot. they followed patients. they took down license plate numbers. they subpoenaed a nearby hotel for records that helped them unredact these patients' medical records to get the patients' names. all of this was in pursuit of something to use against george tiller, something to charge him with. but it also sent a message to women and girls in kansas. if you try to get an abortion here, you cou

mister klein knows. mister klein votes now. mister armstrong. armsrongs of snow. this terse to mister stevie votes now. every member of thcommittee who wishes to vote voters. >>the clerk will report. >>mister chairman there are 23 eyes and 17 knows the article is agreed to. >>the resution as amended is ordered deported favorably to the house members will have today system of use the resolution of the report is a single amendment in the nature of a sstitute without objection step is authorized to make technical into forming changes that objection. aaron. pursuing my purposes, the gentleman seek recognition percent to cost who will rule 11 i give notice of intent to file doesn't do >>notices heard without objection. the committee is adjourned. >>right we we expected and those articles of impeachment. and this is only the 3rd time recommendation of impeachment has been made they likely followed then by a trial in the senate to determine if the president should be removed from office. in this vote coming in just moments ago after the 14 hours of debate that they had l

. >> booktv monthly program with best-selling author naomi klein. her books on economics and public policy include no logo, the shock doctrine and the recently published on fire, the case for the green new deal. thanks for joining us in our studios in new york on booktv. we are in midtown manhattan were branding and marketing is a big business. let me begin with your first book. what did you learn about nike, microsoft, starbucks? >> guest: it's great to be with you and have this time. it came out at the very beginning of 2000, so almost exactly 20-years-old. i was researching it for years before that. it was a period a lot was changing in the corporate world and you had the first kind of full-blown lifestyle brand which is an idea that we all take for granted now but these were companiesco that for the first time were declaring that their business model wasn't to sell products but so ideas and the lifestyle of belonging that they could then extend into kind of self-imposed branded cocoons and they could sort of celebrating in this logo. nike was th

joe klein joins me now. he's the author of "primary colors." let me ask you, if democrats end of voting down party lines with no republican support, is that still a convincing win? >> no. >> look, impeachment is about the most serious thing can you do nom democracy. >> yeah. >> we've been overdoing it. the republicans overdid it with clinton, the democrats are overdoing it now. i think they have a solid legal case, but impeachment is a political act. this is about something that happened in ukraine, which is a place that most americans probably can't locate on a map. i think that for impeachment to be a plausible political action, it has to be bipartisan. in this case with the republican support for donald trump, they might even support him if he shot somebody on fifth avenue. >> right. >> so i think the more prudent course for democrats would be to continue the investigations, you know in my opinion this man knows no bottom when it comes to corruption, continue the investigations, and let the public be the jury next november. >> so you write i

klein smith, who is he?m going to defer on speaking about people who we don't name basically in the report. >> who is the guy -- tell me about the guy that altered the email from the c.i.a. >> so there was a lawyer in the office of general counsel at the f.b.i. who was the line attorney working with the agents and counterparts at the national security division on the fisa. >> and that individual in june of 2017 as the last application was being prepared and immediately following mr. page, carter page going to news outlets after word of the fisa hit the news media and said to the news media, i was someone who worked with u.s. intelligence agencies, not someone who worked against them, lawyers and agents went and said we have to figure out what is the story. is that what happened? the lawyer -- the ogc attorney for the f.b.i. reached out to a liaison at the other government agency that was at issue. asked the question is -- was mr. page a source or a contact of some sort for your organization. the report back

mr klein mr klein votes no mr armstrong no mr armstrong that's no mr stevie mr steve events now mr chairman how my record mr biggs you are not recorded so no mr biggs that's now is every member of those who wish to vote could put. mr chairman there are $24.00 eyes and 50 no's motion table is carried missions term parliament transfer mimic a parliamentary class that is recognized it would not recognize a parliamentary inquiry at this time as the cost is regulus the 30 minutes morning chairman adler ranking member collins members of the committee and members of the staff by name steve castor on the congressional staff member serve with the oversight committee on the republican staff with mr jordan marceau for purposes of this investigation on the shared staffer with the judiciary committee mr collins and the house permanent select committee on intelligence mr nunez it sure is a typical for a staffer to be presenting but again thanks for having me the purpose of this hearing as we understand it is to discuss whether president donald trump's conduct fits the definition of a high crime a misdeme

klein. we are ?>> reporter: -- aware of the requirements under the and have done so in prior stages for the capital side on the mobility management program that work remains to be done. it is part of the national environmental protection agency requirements and review. we will be doing that once we have a better sense of what the policy configuration would be so we can complete our analysis. thank you. >> we please read the consent agenda? >> items never-7, comprise of the adjacent -- consent agenda. these items are considered routine. staff is not planning to present on these items. if a member objects, and the of the consent items can be removed and considered separately. >> any questions or comments on the consent agenda? any public comment? public comment is closed. can i have a motion on a second? in motion by commissioner ronen, seconded by commissioner viewer. do we need a. [roll call] we have final approval. >> please call the next item. >> item seven, approve a total exemption for this is an

mr klein that's now mr armstrong mr armstrong that's now mr stevie mr stevie votes now is everyone voted the wish to vote cook will report. much mr chairman there are 24 eyes and 16 nose motion to. read to recess and to call the chair is a long way to spend to receive yes and how long to be out and we will suspend i just know how long it will be will suspend its until they're not there presently will suspend the committee will stand in recess for 15 minutes i will announce also that we've been in session about 2 and a half hours after the conclusion of the testimony of the cross exams will be about another 2 and a half hours will probably stay the recess then before the commencement of the 5 minute. round of question that. i would ask that people remain in their seats while the 2 witnesses are given an opportunity to leave i would remind people in the audience that if they leave they may not have the seats back when we reconvene the committee will we will stay to the system will reconvene in 15 minutes. and there we have it recess for 15 minutes as you heard mr nablus say the chairman of

klein? >> no. >> mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong? >> no. >> mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stuby? >> no. >> mr. stuby votes no. >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? >> chairman, may i ask how i'm recorded? >> how is the gentlemen record? >> mr. gohmert, you are recorded at "no". >> i wanted to make sure. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 23, a ayes and 17 no. >> the article is agreed to. the question is on impeaching president donald j. trump for obstructing congress. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. nadler? >> aye. >> mr. nadler votes aye. miss loftgren? >> aye. >> miss loftgren votes aye. miss jackson lee? >> aye. >> miss jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen ? >> aye. >> mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson? >> iowa. >> mr. johnson votes aye. mr. deutsche? >> aye. >> mr. deutsche votes aye. miss bass? >> aye. mr. richmond? >> yes. >> mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffries? >> aye. >> mr. jeffries votes aye. mr. cicilline? >> aye? >> mr. cicilline votes aye. mr. swalwell? >> aye. >> mr. swalwell votes iowa. miss jayapal? >> aye. >> miss jayapal votes aye. mi

and viral mental activist naomi klein points out for total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing at the polls. and big energy companies spend a lot of money on a kind of pains and convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success as and less economic growth and much of that growth is is connected to an ideology of endless consumption and that is incompatible with what our planet can take and so we need a different economic paradigm for this much needed change the renowned intellectual uses a phrase heard a lot these days the green new deal refers to reforms implemented by former us president franklin d. roosevelt a series of strategies that managed to overcome the great depression and the 930 s. . strategies of the green use deal could include investing in shops agriculture public housing national parks and museums. when he talked about. the depression he wasn't only talking about the economy being depressed but also people were to prest right so how do you lift up the p

series 100 german must reads the last on of katherina bloom classic novel from nobel prize winner klein recode. and an old black and white british comedy sketch that has become a cult classic here in germany on new year's eve. canadian musician and performance artist peaches has been raising eyebrows with her sexually explicit shows since she started performing in the 990 s. bisexual herself gender identity is a big topic in her work and her lyrics blur the difference between male and female it's shocking stuff sometimes and yet her music has been used in movies like lost in translation and t.v. shows like south park stage show features 40 people on stage and right now she's performing it here in berlin.

that and more coming up with nick mckenna klein i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us. to move the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to use in the original alexander from the world's 250th birthday we're embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. .

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watching the news live from the end coming up after the break it's the bundesliga with nick mckenna klein thanks so much for watching. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but most end up in with the event i don't think deep into the german culture of. new jersey i think this drama you know it's all about who you know i'm rachel join me i need to get on to the post. in the heart of climate change. most of. the time soon people. want to do yours do they have their future. g.w. dot com for their grocery bill making it. clear cut or. mash a 17 brings the 1st half of the season to an end with 2 sides in the running to finish top lives the top in their own hands and almost guaranteed to finish the bundesliga number one side with a win against alex but. coming in hearts they start the match day level on points and if they had one wish they had a christmas gift that their wives trip up and they regain top spots. and they may be out of the running but they shouldn't be overlooked by the season has seen ups and downs. which is why they want to end the year with a bang. welcome to

with numbers but they speak a very clear language here the 1st 9 months left on the net profit the klein from one point $8000000000.00 euros which was 2800 to this year 1000000000 euros so let's say almost have defused will and so lufthansa is under some pressure to reduce costs and it aims to do this among others by having cabin crew not earn as much as they would like and to set different conditions for new people coming in but the union is in a very strong position and later when they announce their plans at 5 o'clock it will be clear what kind of disruption what kind of major disruption they might be causing and cause maybe further grief for loved ones and and also for passengers routes of they will keep watching the bods there for us in frankfurt thank you. now as mentioned earlier the past year was an especially difficult one for german car companies caught between declining sales on one side and the need to invest massive sums a new technology on the other the biggest automakers each announced plans to shed thousands of jobs in the coming years that didn't stop them and smaller ti

coming up after the break it's the bonus legal with nick mckenna klein don't forget you can get all the latest news on our website d w dot com or follow us on twitter at u.w. news away i'm glued crossed in berlin thanks for joining us. now for. the clue to today's world. 97. a historical turning point in politics business leaders play in iran the people of the islamic revolution. hopes of making its initial flirtation with those strengths and states of emergency sinks into chaos pope john paul 2 2nd to split in chants of the people threatens the old order. christ lives the stars and arrows that define him so much today. 970 the big fugitive stands december 23rd job. cuts. mâché 17 brings the 1st half of the season to an end with 2 sides in the running to finish top leipsic having in their own hands an almost guaranteed to finish the bundesliga number one side with a weighted against alex but. coming in hawes they saw such a level on points and if they had one wish they had of course. this is that there was trip up and they regain top spot. and they may be out of the running but they sho

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klein. >> no. >> mr. klein votes no. >> mr. armstrong. >> no. >> mr. armstrong votes no. >> mr. steuby. >> no. >> mr. steuby votes no. >> mass every member voted who wishes to vote? >> chairman may i ask how i'm recorded? >> how was the gentleman recorded. >> mr. gomert recorded as no. >> i wanted to make sure. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 nos. >> the articles agreed to. the question is now on article 2 of the resolution impeaching president donald j. trump for obstructing congress. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. nadler. >> aye. >> mr. nadler votes aye. >> miss lofrlen. >> aye. >> mitts lofrlgen votes aye. >> miss jackson lee votes aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> mr. cohen votes aye. >> mr. johnson of georgia. >> aye. >> mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. >> mr. deutch. >> aye. >> aye. >> miss mrs. deutch votes aye. >> miss bass votes aye. >> mr. richmond votes yes. >> mr. jeffreyys. >> aye. >> mr. jeffreyy votes zblooi mr. cicilline votes aye. >> mr. swalwell. >> aye. >> mr. swalwell votes aye. >> mr. lieu mr. rascon. >> mr. raies rascon vo

mckenna klein i'm told me a lot of both thanks for watching. i'm going to. take the crew to today's news. 1979. historical turning point in politics business religion clock wrong the people of the islamic revolution. opens up making its initial flirtation with those strengths and states of emergency that sinks into chaos coach john thomas against business and chance the people the friends the older model cars and. the start of an era that defines our modest. 1970 to be committed to a small dose december 23rd. make or break in the bundesliga clubs fighting it out at the top in the middle and the bottom with just 2 games left before the meet season break match day 16 as everything a football fan could possibly want. league leaders like they got just days away from being top of the table at christmas for the very 1st time in their 4 year top flight history if it's a do it's just the small matter of any cost. and the excitement continued into these 3 other matches one of those braman take on might 2 sides who are trying to stick clear from any relegation trouble

that was congressman ben klein, he'll be on this very program tomorrow night.ut the best zinger of the day, they go to the white house, which release a statement that says in part quote, chairmanships quote reads like the ramblings of a basement blogger straining to prove something when there's evidence of nothing. so do democrats really have the goods or will this case fall apart like a wet paper bag? we'll let's meet tonight's party panel, this is good. we have an attorney and strategist. we got a democratic strategist and criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor he got he's played both sides of the ball. david bruno. welcome everyone. so we're going to see the shifty shift from the intelligence committee to the judiciary committee what is the significance of tomorrow's hearings? >> will tomorrow there will be for attorneys in front of the judiciary committee to give their advice on whether or not these allegations rise to a level of impeachment. and by the way we've been here earlier this share when john dean was here and he was talking about the muel

i that and more with nick mckenna klein i'm told me a lot of oh thanks for joining us. sure that people of the world for you on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow. closely. carefully. don't move to soon choose to do good. discover who. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. for down to 5 bowl games to go must a 16 leipzig will remain top of the bunch until the weekend at least with 5 teams who are right behind the bulls still to play as plenty and stay. off their resoundingly to the weekend to bind wants to keep the goals flowing and travel to fry but looking to avoid losing to away games on the bounce for the 1st time in 5 years. and shall gobbing their best start to a season since 2011 and could make it a 3 horse race out the top of them being informed both sides stand in their way. welcome to part 2 of the special midweek editions of the bundesliga here on d w i'm nick mechanic line it was the 1st time that start of the match day out of top sports since the beginning of october and although the foals couldn't overtake leipzig they could pull level

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>> anything from patsy klein.ove patsy klein. >> favorite album or artist when you were growing up. >> any of the beetles. probably the white album. >> now i have to know your favorite beetle? >> oh, no, that's not fair. >> i would guess lennon? george harrison? boom. >> yeah. >> your dream running mate throughout history living or dead if you could pick a person that would run with you. >> teddy roosevelt. >> a republican? >> yeah. >> because he took on the trust? >> because he was brave. he took on the trusts. he didn't care how many people were going to be mad about it. he did it. this is what's amazing, for the right reasons. it wasn't just that they were big. it wasn't just that they were dominating an economy. it wasn't just that they were putting farmers out of business and competitors out of business, it was that they had too much political power. it was the very fact of that political power that caused teddy roosevelt to say i'm going to be a trust buster. >> there's a beloved actress who's been talking a

. >>> after a setback, klein chin back in space. >>> plus, britain may soon have more games who getsop honors next year. tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya®. uncover clearer skin that can last. janssen can help you explore cost support options. >>> china is celebrating the successful launch of a rocket that put a communications satellite into orbit on friday. as part of a project that started 18 years ago. and as our david culver reports, it could position that country for a far more ambitious space mission. >> reporter: china is soaring out of 2019 and into 2020 with a major achievement. late friday the china national space administration launched its long march 5 rocket into space. the powerful rocket is designed t

i was in big sur with some friends and i read naomi klein's book. i knew about greta thunberg.w she was on the autism spectrum. but i had never read anybody explained what that means in terms of her relationship to the climate crisis and her way of communicating. naomi klein enabled me to see what it is about greta t that makes her so powerful as a leader of the young climate movement.. -- if someones with as is interested in a topic, their focus is laserbeam. they are not concerned with what other people think or they might be unpopular or oh, my god, this is terrible, polar bears are starving. and if i men's later, i just bought a new parable jeans. she doesn't think that way. is as focused and she science nerd. ofn she heard and learned the science and that the scientists were alall in agreemt about the crisis that was looming, first she did not believe it because she said, if this is true, nobody would be talking about anything else. it can't be true because everyone would have stopped their life and be focused totally on this issue. when she realized it was true and nobody

klein smith lied because if that fact ever got confi confirmed, it would change the entire predicate they set up to the court as to whether or not carter page was a foreign agent. you cannot surveil somebody unless you have proof, therefore, an agent. so wednesday we're going to have a hearing and we're going to get the good, the bad, anded ugly. we're going to try to find a way to make sure this never happens again. here's what i hope people in your business will do. read the entire report. not focus on the debate as to whether or not there was a legal predicate. i'm here to tell you that doesn't drive my thinking. i will assume for the sake of argument there was a legal foundation. but what i will not tolerate is how it got off the rails and how the fbi and the department of justice to continue this investigation continually lied to the court, misled the court, manufactured evidence to hurt an american citizen and to continue an operation against the president of the united states. that should bother all of us. what is this akin to? i've been a prosecutor, i've been a defense attor

klein, let's start with you. in your prepared testimony, you referred to recommendation made by people in your report which is really good, by the way. and in response to that, we added language to the usa freedom act, a section requiring a fisa court to select amicus to be able to select arguments where there's an order that's necessarily going to involve a novel or significant interpretation of the law as determined by the court, of course. in your view, does the vie sa cou fisa court utilize this provision as often as it should? >> so, that was a recommendation made by my predecessors but i strongly agree with it. i think it's absolutely essential to increasing the public credibility of the court which after all is staffed by real article three judges so it should be credible. we all assume and agree that that improves the quality of decision making. if you look at the public reports that are coming out about the number of appointments, you will see an aupward trend so i think that's a good thing. my personal

klein smith. who is he? >> i'm going to defer on speaking about people who we don't name specifically in the report. >> tell me about the guy that altered the email from the cia. >> there was a lawyer in the office of general counsel of the fbi who was the line attorney working with the agents and counterparts at the national security division on the fisa. and that individual in june of 2017, as the last application was being prepared and immediately following mr. page, carter page, going to news outlets after word of the fisa hit the news media and said to the news media i was someone who worked with u.s. intelligence agencies, not someone who worked against them, lawyers and agents went and said weave got to figure out what's the story, is that what happened? the lawyer, the ogc attorney for the fbi reached out to a liaison at the other government agency that was at issue, asked the question is, was plfrmt page a source or contact of some sort for your organization. the report back and the email referenced

a lawyer for klein smith did not respond to request for comment from cnn.r of problems in the handling of the eavesdropping orders. there were 17 instances of inaccuracy instances in the wiretapping. he said he thinks the fbi is making the appropriate changes to fix these issues, but some republican lawmakers, including senator lindsey graham in recent days said they want major changes to the surveillance process. if not, the surveillance court may have to be shut down, they say. barr said the surveillance law is important to national security, and he says he's open to making additional changes that lawmakers may want. evan perez, cnn, washington. >>> that does for me tonight. thank you so much for being here with me this saturday. i'm an a a cabrera. join fareed zakaria as he looks into when and why we impeach. "presidents on trial: an inside look at impeachment" is next. beyond the big cities to the small towns... to the people. now, millions of americans can have access to 5g on t-mobile. and this is just the beginning. t-mobile, the first and only natio

abc news political director rick klein. fivethiryeight writer perry bacon jr.aminer chief correspondent susan ferrechio and abc political analyst matthew dodd. rick klein, we've been talking about the impeachment transferring to the judiciary committee. talk us through what you're hearing from each side and their strategy. what are you hearing? >> the democrats' view is get it over and move on. they feel like they've made the case they can make. they're frustrated inside their conference about the inability to move public opinion. the inability to get r inabilitt torepublicans to go along. that's not going to change. they need to get the process moving. you'll see that after the intelligence committee hands over documents. on the republican side you're hearing things like this process is rushed, it's hurried, it's partisan. it's political theater. their view is this a more fair ground to play defense and they'll try to undermine the legitimacy of the investigation. >> perry, the republicans have not broken rank with this and the president at all. do you think t

>> it was over labor day weekend and i read naomi klein's new book that included descriptions of gretta thua thunberg and new information about what she was saying. greta being on the spectrum and saying nobody behaving like they should in a crisis. our house is on fire, come on, folks. get out of your comfort zones. so i called up the head of green peace usa, andy leonard, i'm going to move to d.c. for a year. i thought ted at netflix would give me a year's hiatus. turns out i only had four months. i thought i was going to camp out in front of the white house. discovered that was not legal. so with the advice of annie and bill mcgibbon of 350.org and naomi klein, we decided every friday i wanted it to be like a teach-in focussing on different aspects of the climate crisis each friday with experts and scientists and "frontline" activists and celebrity friends. i had no idea in the beginning it could catch on and get traction. i'm kind of overwhelmed with the results of what's happening. >> one thing i think is profoundly relatable about this. i think we've emailed about the climate cris

klein. for what purpose do you seek recognition? >> i move to strike the last word. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> i want to thank the gentleman, my colleague mr. jeffreys for laying bare what we've all known. they have policy differences and as he said they'll deal with it next november. they're not really interested in removing this president from office. they don't think the senate is going to remove him from office. this is all a political exercise on their end just to help them in november's election. that's what it's all about for them. and it's infuriating to me that they put on this show and wave their constitutions which they must have just found because i've been at this a long time, and i don't see their folks on the side of the aisle reading from it very often. but it's good to go they're finally talking about what they're real motives are to use this a political maneuver for advantage in the 2020 election. and with that i yield to the ranking member. >> i did not say no one died. undoubtedly you can have a trouble r

areas and the inland valleys going to be much colder tomorrow morning upper 30's so they have a lot of kleinexpected walnut creek up of lay hope 5352 for napa and over to santa rosa about 56 at the coast lower to middle 50's cool but season old and there's more rain coming our way as we get to the weekend timing working on that by saturday that we might >>finally tonight, a pennsylvania family has a new dog you see it right here after it wandered into their house in the middle of the night it was starving and desperate. >>china warm-up on dia and the moment, it was all caught on video pat matt the trail of reports. >>she's probably been through a lot face on you know the shape that she's an security video from during fish town shows a dog walking with the lamp wandering around in the cold to put it cautiously walks off some missteps before sneaking inside this home around 3 15 saturday morning judge joe keenan was alarmed after waking up and finding her there's just a puppy in the first for a house with all the windows closed and locked so it's like i'm a magician poppy a very freaky know wh

klein? >> aye. >> mr. klein votes aye. mr. armstrong? >> yes. >> mr. armstrong votes yes. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 17 ayes and 23 noes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> mr. chairman. >> who seeks recognition? for what purpose does mr. biggs seek recognition? >> i have amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will report the amendment. >> amendment to the amendment. >> i reserve a point of order. >> gentle lady reserves a point of order. the gentleman is recognized to explain his amendment. >> is she going to read the amendment, sir? >> the clerk will read the amendment. >> page four, strike line eight. in all that follows through line 13. and insert the following. three, the aid was released within days of ukrainian president zelensky. citing two major anti-corruption measures into law. convincing president trump that the new ukrainian administration was serious about reform measures. and consistent with administration policy to ensure foreign aid is not used for corrupt purposes. >> gentleman explain his amendment. >> i wit

klein? >> aye. >> mr. klein votes aye. mr. armstrong? >> yes. >> mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. stubey? >> yes. >> is everyone voted who wishes to vote? >> mr. correa, you are not recorded. mr. correa votes no. >> anyone else who wishes to vote who hasn't voted? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 17 ayes and 23 noes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. any further amendments in the ame amendment in the nature of a substitute? >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. >> amendment at the desk. the clerk will report. >> amendment to the amendment in the nature of a substitute to h 755. >> gentle lady reserves a point of order. >> page five beginning on line six. strike article two. >> i withdrawal my point of order. >> the gentleman is recognized for five minutes to explain his amendment. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment would strike all of article two, which is the obstruction of congress charge. the facts simply do not align with the democrats' claim of obstruction. our government has three branches for a reason. when there is a disagreement between

klein. many klein no mr. armstrong votes no mr. steube votes no. >> everyone voted. has everyone voted who wishes to vote? >> miss bass. >> misbass votes aye. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 24 aye, 17 nos. >> the motion to table is agreed to. >> mr. chairman, i have a parliamentary inquiry. >> the gentleman will state his parliamentary inquiry. >> thank you, mr. chairman. clause c 2 of the judiciary impeachment inquiry procedures states that members of the committee can raise objections relating to the admissibility of testimony and evidence, but it doesn't say what rules apply to admissibility. so i'm hoping you can explain to us what objections may be made under this clause and if you intend to use the federal rules of evidence -- >> the gentleman will suspend, that is not a proper parliamentary inquiry. >> it is. >> it is not. >> i stated the rule. >> you stated a rule, mr. chairman. you can ignore it and not answer it. you can't say it's not -- >> aim asking for the rule of -- >> we will apply the rules, period. >> you won't help us understa

klein. >> madam chair, you indicated to me that you would allow me to make my uniform con sent after you asked your question so i ask for uniform -- or unanimous consent to introduce two letters. >> gentleman will suspend. who is seeking unanimous consent? for what are you seeking unanimous consent? >> mr. chairman i have two letters addressed to you on december 24th, 2019 and december 25th, 2019. >> without objection. >> thank you. mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from virginia mr. klein. >> i have a brief parliamentary inquiry regarding scheduling. >> the gentleman from virginia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. last week i expressed concern regarding the deeply flawed and partisan process that the democrat majority has been undertaking during this impeachment inquiry. mr. chairman i'm particularly reminded of your quote, there must never be a narrowly voted impeachment or supported by one major political parties and largely opposed by the other. such an impeachment would lack legitimacy and produce divisivene divisiveness for years to come and call to question the legitimac