it all together for kratz.ry had developed a deep resentment of women which had started with his wrongful conviction and had only grown over the years. >> he has no remorse for his behavior, feels incredibly entitled. >> but as he continued to investigate the case, kratz had a problem. you still didn't know how she was killed, exactly where she was killed. was that bothering you? >> yes, but sometimes you have what you have. it was all coming together in bits and pieces. >> he and his team kept digging until they got a big lead. >> have a seat. >> in march 2006, four months after teresa's murder, tom fassbender and his partner spoke with avery's 16-year-old nephew in a series of highly scrutinized interviews. what was your first impression of brendan dassey? >> a shy kid, somewhat introverted. >> but once he opened up, the details he revealed would stun investigators. >> what else did he do to her? >> raped her. >> did he tell you that? >> fassbender says dassey described a brutal scene. on that halloween after

, kratz have been doing a lot of shady things. they should chill out.od ands a drone strike trump did something to save and embassy from a terrorist -- not really a general -- but whatever trump does, they just want to attack it. trump is doing a pretty good job. especially considering the onslaught of resistance. the country should come together, respect the people who voted somebody end, and i do not trust the democrats. what a waste of time they did. i will not be voting for them. definitely will support this president. sarah, when will nancy pelosi meet with her democratic colleagues to discuss the process of sending over the article? guest: tuesday morning before work get started on capitol hill. a vote could be as early as tuesday afternoon. likely wednesday morning. host: we will go to michigan, bill, independent. caller: i am going to stand behind president trump. i do not understand how the factrats can argue the that the rent -- the republican senate is standing behind the president of the united states when all of the democrats fell right in

of the capital all with small pockets of the war torn country it's requested military aid from on kratz a country that general its forces last month the country has been in a state of war since protests in 27 that was when the country's leader moammar gadhafi was i stayed iow johnson viewpoint africa founder believes that even with turkey's support it's will be difficult for the u.n. back overman to its rival. i'm afraid that libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 mr have to who controls a large sways of the country or protect a period of time has the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have a government which has been supported by the united nations a government that's supported by the united states i'm think sarah. has a faction or the. willing but it's going to be very difficult concept physically how which is why he's been propped up and supported by the turks who are who have already expressed to send their military might to support him there are too many actors playing and supporting competing

i know of a lot of small business owners who are emma kratz. they say -- are democrats. i'm not sure -- i appreciate your observation. i'm not sure that we have as much cohesion or as much of a monolith in terms of the profession. we are proud of the progress that's been made in democrat run states. they banned democratic legislatures from gdp. democrats are the party of opportunity and we will continue to be. we believe an opportunity for all. host: i hope i am pronouncing your name properly. caller: that's correct. i am just north of grand rapids. thanks for taking my call. my first comment would be the percentage of people who want president trump removed and impeached. there is no pull out there that says 70% of the people want him out. that is a lie. the only reason democrats regained the house was because of this crazy scandal about russia collusion. i think the republicans would've held the house. if you're going to speak the truth, speak the truth. there has never been a poll that said 70% of the people want trump kicked out of office. host: a poll from abc news

i am hopeful we will have, kratz and republicans coming together to say we need to get that. you were critical of the drone attack that killed that iranian general. and we have learned 11 american soldiers were injured. initially, the president said no americans were injured. your reaction? again, thedin: president to me exceeded his constitutional authority, his legal authority, when he ordered the killing of the general. we don't cry at all for mr. soleimani's death. he was a horrible person responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people. we have three years of this administration going from a path of diplomacy to resolve our problems with iran, in unity with our allies and with support of russia and china to isolate iran, and now the united states has been isolated, the path for diplomacy seems much more challenging, and just about every expert tells us it is in our national security interests to find a diplomatic answer to iran in the middle east, and not to engage in another lengthy conflict. i think the way the president has handled iran, not just with the killing of

of these claims that his lawyers are arguing the senate trial is a political stunt by that them a kratz. courts consider prudential factors and there is a huge credential factor that this trial is occurring in an election year when we the people in a matter of months will go to the polls meanwhile president trump says he will announces long delayed middle east peace proposal on tuesday trump met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the oval office to discuss the deal followed by israeli opposition leader benny gantz palestinians have refused to cooperate with the trumpet ministration because of his pro israeli policies tried so insists the plan will be good for them it's something they should want they probably won't want it initially but i think in the end they will i think in the end they're going to want it it's very good for them in fact it's overly good to them so we'll see what happens now without them we don't do the deal and that's ok they're not living well as you know we cut off aid to palestinians and something i don't like to do but we did that and we think

emma kratz have gone crazy and it's definitely worth pointing that out repeatedly.t's not enough to win. winning candidates come with their own program. they convince candidates they will make things better. bernie sanders may get the democratic nomination. if he does, every one will remind you that socialism does not work and never has worked. and they will be right, obviously. but if sanders pledges to forgive student loans, he was still win many thousands of voters who voted for donald trump. why? because debt is crushing in an entire generation of americans. republicans need to make a plan to make it better or they will be left behind. one more piece of advice, don't ignore the social issues. the republican establishment despises this conversation. if it's not about taxes, they don't want to talk about it. but normal people know that the social fabric is falling apart. don't be embarrassed about it. democrats are waging the most aggressive possible campaign against everything normal people think is virtuous. they are promising to undo our justice system, empty o

we need big ideas to tell the world who and what kratz will fight for. ideas to take back the senate and put mitch mcconnell out of a job . [applause] we need big ideas and we need to be willing to fight for them. you know, i get it. you can work oh so sophisticated, also smart by backing off from a big idea. not now, too hard. but think about this. i didn't hear that. here's the thing, you can back off from big ideas but when we give up on bigideas , we give up on the people whose liveswould have been touched by those ideas . and those people are already in a fight. people struggling to pay their medical bills are already in a fight . people getting crushed by student loans are already in a fight. people getting stopped by the police or denied their right to votebecause of the color of their skin are already in a fight .and those fights are our flights. america is in a crisis. and washington insiders, media pundits, you know a lot of people inour own party don't want to admit it . they think that running some big campaign that nibbles around the edges o

v9 said democrats can attack fox news but democrat kratz had same thing about cnn. >> he called trashreen detail. nancy poc said don't mess with me. while calling him mr. republican talking points but you didn't hear a thing. where cnn refers to fox news constantly estate run tv. i would love to hear them say it was a chris wallace or bret bear, you don't hear anything it's all outrage and it's a bowl. why trust the media is currently a four letter where this heart of s. jesse: i want to squeeze something in. donald trump riffing about household appliances, everybody just loves us. watch this. >> i'm also proving new dishwashers they give you more water, so you can actually wash and rinse your dishes without having to do it ten times. you going to shower, and i have this beautiful head of hair i need a lot of water. [laughter] you turn on the water drip, drip, drip, jerry go to the faucet he had turned on the faucet to wash her hands, no water. you go like that's the thing it flips on, and then dung, dung, these people are crazy. jesse: donald trump has brought a lot of things, dishwa

unfortunately the guy from georgia spell that out for everybody which is that the kratz just don't believethis is real. why? because there's staying in their little cocoons like you described. washington new york west coast trying to get one together in austin. and the reality is that, i voted for obama first term, as a republican committee that i voted for obama was i was hopeful i did not like john mccain because i knew he was a rhino and i wanted the republicans to know, if you put a candidate take mccain up going to book for the democrat just to see what i get of course i could not boat Ãvote for obama the second term because of what he did to my health care system.which is basically destroy it. we know you can't buy descent affordable healthcare anymore but what trump offer, and i saw it early, was that he came out and he was willing to step on the political cotton rails and not get electrocuted. the guy has done some crazy stuff but he's done so much good stuff that i would have to say that he has a seriously good chance of getting reelected and what i would say i'm going to do is be

we elect presidents and rural areas have a disproportionate influence in the electoral college and kratzost.- democrats hillary clinton lost in 2016 because democrats did not perform well in states like wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, even florida has a significant rural component to its electorate. this is not a bad place for democrats to come, test their message, and learn about how to address the problems and concerns that rural americans have. host: before we start looking back in history, would you tell our viewers a little bit about your own history in covering a caucus? guest: i am born and raised in jefferson, iowa and had no great aspirations as a young reporter to cover politics for the largest newspaper in the state. i was really excited to get a job at the des moines register reporternd as a young covering local governments, i was given pieces of the 76 campaign to cover more senior reporters leading the charge. i have certainly had a lifelong interest in politics and i just happened to be the right guy at because thise unfolded in my own career and my own career unfolded

and had been our national experience in the trump era, the president strongly criticized by graham kratz, the media, by even someone is on the side. those who say that the president has no strategy, no m.o., that part of it is getting harder to argue. it is clear that the strategy, the doctrine is america first, bolstering u.s. defenses, and it believes peace, stability can only come through strength and a show force. although the two men have vastly different styles, there are some parallels between the trump approach and the reagan approach but here's president reagan running for office back in 1980. watch. >> we've heard the phrase "peace through strength" often, its meaning has been blurred throughout the years. pieces made by the fact of strength. economic, military, and strategic. peace is lost when the such strength as is viewed by an adversary of disappearing. we must build peace upon strength. there is no other way. only if we are strong will peace be strong. >> bret: the president said only we are strong, peace is strong as he navigated is this what president trump is employing

emma kratz, (202) 748-8000 --democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. .ndependents, (202) 748-8001 democrat and i believe in the united states of america and i worked at the space department at one time. i was under george h w bush and ronald reagan. i believe that we must be bent on the fact naand not fake news. country isalf of our not familiar with the facts. the molar investigation is for real. the climate change is for real also. look at what is happening all around the world, california, the drought situation, that is very real. our nation, most of the people are very young. our children our grandchildren, this is the united states of america, not north korea, russia, or china. on air force one. air force one is the pride of the united states of america, the flying lighthouse. i don't think he should be allowed to do that. should takeress this air force one and park it at vandenberg air force base and not let this man get on it and go abroad. host: what do you think? guest: i agree with everything you had to say except

. >> is a huge issues for devon kratz. it's a huge issue between the dnc or the arden c. republicans have about $60 million the.it's interesting what are the key things coming out twice exceed his 14% index of polls of bernie supporters in the primary switched over ernst voted for donald trump the general election. so there is a lot of crossover with that smash the dishes argument with the two outsiders running against each other. kennedy: why don't democrats understand that. there is something there. they try to say they feel the chasm within the party and they sent out numbers today with this shows me is that bernie sanders supporters have long memories and deep pockets. they remember 2016. they remember getting hosed in the dnc. they have not forgotten. they are richer and much more motivated. >> i think it is staggering the numbers he is pulling on fundraising. and i think it kind of shows that there is a war right now the democratic party. and the radical left is in control of the party right now you saw with elizabeth warren waiting, ever since she's gotten to the d

and had been our national experience in the trump era, the president strongly criticized by graham kratzay that the president has no strategy, no m.o., that part of it is getting harder to argue. it is clear that the strategy, the doctrine is america first, bolstering u.s. defenses, and it believes peace, stability can only come through strength and a show force. although the two men have vastly different

kratz had created by not immediately sending over these articles nick right sure the lead in that was so there are fever pitch about this is there any chance that the double trouble could be convicted and removed from office. full of euro numbers person extend you when the chances are very slim it takes a 2 thirds majority of the senate to convict and remove the president that means at least 20 republican senators would have to vote to remove the president at this point even if you count in the moderates and if you count in those republican senators who are facing retirement that simply doesn't make up 20 however a look at what evidence we just had released from the house look at john bolton who has come forward to say he's willing to provide new testimony and it really throws uncertainty into the air because the american public and the senators who will be the jury in this trial they really haven't seen all of the evidence and exactly what this evidence will show is is an open question which could determine whether or not trump stays in office all right well let's see it all pans out

. >> emma kratz proposed 11 amendments with subpoenas and witness testimony. all 11 amendments were blocked by republicans. >> and impeachment trial without witnesses would be a stunning departure from this institution has practice. >> at one point supreme court cheap justice, john roberts who is presiding over the proceedings warned the house manager is and the defense team after they had an angry exchange between them. we will have a live update of the trial at 10 a.m.. >>> you have your heads full from the get-go. it's been nonstop with problems all over the bay area. for this point we will start with the south they. activity is taking up there a little bit including a crash north down 880 north of 280 and south bound 880 north of fremont boulevard. that is in one of the right lanes. heavy traffic is on the dumbarton bridge. the crash involves an on-ramp through south bound 101. the dumbarton bridge is impacted. you also see pretty heavy fog in this area. in a lot of other spots inland and i can's show you highway 24. it's sock in with fog. we have been hea

emma kratz are pushing to hear from former national security pushing-- democrats are to hear from formercurity advisor john bolton. benjamin netanyahu moving quickly to capitalize on president trump's mideast peace plan. -- thes israel it cabinet will meet soon to authorize the annexation. that could help him in the upcoming election in march. the plan giving the palestinians the possibility of a fragmented state years in the future, but palestinian officials denounced the plan. federal reserve policymakers are expected to keep interest rates unchanged. today they wrap up a two-debt anding -- two-day meeting jerome powell is likely to talk about asset purchases. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. this is the data, a stable market, improving markets. ever so slightly. recoveryp 5 after a day yesterday. curves do not do much. it is an interesting thing -- 1.1003. 19 was the fear for the vix, and we come into 15.72, with

emma kratz and republicans, and we say win or lose, we will abide by the decision. it is a solemn event, presidential elections, and they should not be undone lightly or just because one side as political clout and the other one doesn't,". otherwise, as abraham lincoln warned us during his first inaugural address, and i quote if the minority will not acquiesce, the government must cease. so that in rejecting the majority principle, anarchy in some form is all that is left. ". this impeachment, and the refusal to accept the results of the last election in 2016, cannot be left to stand. for the reasons stated, the articles of impeachment therefore should be rejected. and the president must be acquitted. members of the senate, thank you very much. with that mr. chief justice i yield back. thank you. >> mr. chief justice, we are now going to delve into the constitutional issues for a bit. and our presenter is professor alan dershowitz. he is the professor emeritus of harvard law school. after serving as a law clerk of the court of appeals for the district of columbia, h

emma kratz will go first on wednesday and thursday with republicans following with their arguments onand saturday. schiff and schumer each say that this is a rigged process it appears to be nothing like the clinton impeachment in 1999, where thousands of documents were made available. witnesses were called, and a bipartisan proposal was made on how trial would be carried out. >> it is obvious to see why leader mcconnell was keeping it so close to his vest. because the mcconnell rules seem to be designed by president trump for president truck. >> it does not describe a process for a fair trial. the american people desperately want to believe that the senate will githe house of representatives a fair trial. >> senate managers will continue to press for witnesses in the trial. testimony and documents presented during the house earrings will only be admitted if at least 51 senators approved. the republicans are the majority in the senate. they hold the cards here. the president now has eight house republicans defending him. this morning, he was in switzerland and spoke with reporters abou

emma kratz need for republicans to break ranks -- democrats need four republicans to break ranks.. died says 213 people have with the number of cases on the mainland soaring in one day by almost 2000. about 9700 cases. two cases are confirmed in the u.k.. the u.s. and japan are urging citizens to avoid travel to china. after years of division, boris johnson will urge the country to come together. the u.k. finally leaves the european union today. in a video message, boris johnson will say brexit is not an end but a beginning. u.k. has an 11 month transition period to work out a new relationship with the eu. soaring, coming out with results crushing wall street estimates. amazon says it now has 150 million subscribers to the prime service. from two years ago, that is up 50%. than 2700 more journalists and analysts in more than 100 20 countries, i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: at me do a data check. one screen today. markets are remarkably stable. dow futures -110. but other than that, a real stasis out there given the news out of china. francine: i'm looking at similar

emma kratz and republicans, and we say win or lose, we will abide by the decision. it is a solemn event, presidential elections, and they should not be undone lightly or just because one side as political clout and the other one doesn't,". otherwise, as abraham lincoln warned us during his first inaugural address, and i quote if the minority will not acquiesce, the government must cease. so that in rejecting the majority principle, anarchy in some form is all that is left. ". this impeachment, and the refusal to accept the results of the last election in 2016, cannot be left to stand. for the reasons stated, the articles of impeachment therefore should be rejected. and the president must be acquitted. members of the senate, thank you very much. with that mr. chief justice i yield back. thank you. >> mr. chief justice, we are now going to delve into the constitutional issues for a bit. and our presenter is professor alan dershowitz. he is the professor emeritus of harvard law school. after serving as a law clerk of the court of appeals for the district of columbia, h

. >>> the demi-cat kratz one john bolton to appear as a witness.ing fox news that if that's the case, he would block his testimony, citing executive privilege. among others, how do you think all that will play out? >> well, the president gets broad authority to invoke executive privilege. and, to kind of hold on to his staff. but really, this is a battle that is going to have to be fought or resolved if you will, within the supreme court. john bolton has been writing a book, and he is certainly interested in selling that book. however, the broader imperative here about what happens and how far he can go, democrats will push pretty hard on this. this is where someone who was playing a multilevel chess game and understanding the rules of the senate, mitch mcconnell, the republican leader will be absolutely critical in determining what the balance, if john bolton is allowed to testify. it is unclear that that is going to happen. again, resolution in the supreme court lightly. that reverberates not only to john bolton, but to others and other administr

emma kratz yesterday saying if there's not a vote to allow for additional witnesses in the senate, that has been unfair. the house saying -- unfairness is something both sides might be able to claim. politically you see how quick the media wants to try to jump the gun last night as they mitch mcconnell doesn't have the votes. well, let's tap the brakes for a minute. he doesn't have the votes right now because as chris wallace just rightly pointed out, there are several who are undecided. i think today, this morning, mitch mcconnell is signaling that everything should be fine, that they will not vote for witnesses. we don't know for sure, and i'm really looking forward to the q&a. do your point, martha, the questions are going to be very political as well. one of the questions i think that the republicans might ask to the democrats is, congressman schiff, why don't you subpoenaed john bolton now in the house? you are allowed to do that. you don't have to do that in the senate. therefore you get the bolton testimony that you want and you don't tie up the senate for a long time. i would li

, kratz have been doing a lot of shady things. they should chill out.a drone strike trump did something to save and embassy from a terrorist -- not really a general -- but whatever trump does, they just want to attack it. trump is doing a pretty good job. especially considering the onslaught of resistance. the country should come together, respect the people who voted somebody end, and i do not trust the democrats. what a waste of time they did. i will not be voting for them. definitely will support this president. sarah, when will nancy pelosi meet with her democratic colleagues to discuss the process of sending over the article? guest: tuesday morning before work get started on capitol hill. a vote could be as early as tuesday afternoon. likely wednesday morning. host: we will go to michigan, bill, independent. caller: i am going to stand behind president trump. i do not understand how the factrats can argue the that the rent -- the republican senate is standing behind the president of the united states when all of the democrats fell right in line wit

i know of a lot of small business owners who are emma kratz. they say -- are democrats. not sure -- i appreciate your observation. i'm not sure that we have as much cohesion or as much of a monolith in terms of the profession. we are proud of the progress that's been made in democrat run states. they banned democratic from gdp.es democrats are the party of opportunity and we will continue to be. we believe an opportunity for all. host: i hope i am pronouncing your name properly. caller: that's correct. i am just north of grand rapids. thanks for taking my call. my first comment would be the percentage of people who want president trump removed and impeached. that is no pull out there says 70% of the people want him out. that is a lie. democratseason regained the house was because scandal about russia collusion. i think the republicans would've held the house. if you're going to speak the truth, speak the truth. there has never been a poll that said 70% of the people want trump kicked out of office. host: a poll from abc news said 66% want witnesses. caller: that could be

as resolution calls for up to 24 hours for houston kratz to lay out their case.hite house attorneys to make their case, 16 hours for senators' written questions. the resolution will be debated this afternoon by house managers and the white house team. a private session as possible if senators wish to debate the issues. house impeachment managers put out a statement saying, "a white house-driven and rigged process with a truncated schedule designed to go late into the night and further conceal the president's misconduct is not with the american people expect or deserve." here's more from one of the impeachment managers about the packed schedule. >> the idea that we will be arguing this in the middle of the night when most americans will be asleep shows, i think, maybe a hope that they can just get this by the american people, close it down before anyone knows it's going on. i don't think that's going to work, but it looks like that's what they're trying to do." >> the white house has like they were public in house numbers a service part of the president's team. it