that congressman's name was larry hogan senior. he represented the fifth district of maryland. which i i'iow fifth district of maryland. which i now represent. his son is presently the second term republican governor of our state. when larry hogan senior died in 2017, every obituary lead with praise for his act of political courage. who among us, many years from now, will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earnedit? courage? who will regret not having earned it? we've talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today, who is neither a person who has spoken today, who is neithera memberof the person who has spoken today, who is neithera member of the republican party nor the democratic party. his

my colleagues, that congressman's name was larry hogan senior.d the fifth district of maryland. which i i'iow fifth district of maryland. which i now represent. his son is presently the second term republican governor of our state. when larry hogan senior died in 2017, every obituary lead with praise for his act of political courage. who among us, many years from now, will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earnedit? courage? who will regret not having earned it? we've talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today, who is neither a person who has spoken today, who is neithera memberof the person who has spoken today, who is neithera member of the republican party nor the democratic party. his name isjustin party nor the democratic party. his name is justin amash, party nor the democratic party. his name isjustin amash, represented the republican district. he left the republican party and admonished his colleagues that, quote, this president will only be in power for a s

my colleagues, that congressman's name was larry hogan senior. he represented the fifth district of maryland which i now represent. his son is presently a second-term republican governor of our state and larry hogan senior died in 2017, every obituary led with praise for his act of political courage. who among us many years from now will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earned it? we talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today, who is neither a member of the republican party nor the democratic party. his name is justin amash, who represents a republican district. he left the republican party and in doing so, he pooshed his colleagues that, quote, this president will only be in power for a short tierjs bme, but exc his behavior will tarnish your name. he spoke on this floor in support of the two articles that we will consider this evening. neither a democrat nor a republican. representative amash is of course, the only member of this house who has no allegiance to ei

my colleagues, that congressman's name was larry hogan, sr. he represented the fifth district of maryland, which i now represent. his son is presently the second-term republican governor of our state. when larry hogan, sr., died in 2017, every obituary led with praise for his act of political courage. who among us many years from now will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earned it? we talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today who is neither a member of the republican party nor the democratic party. his name is justin amash who represents a republican district. he left the republican party, and in doing so he admonished his colleagues that, quote, this president will only be in power for a short time. but excusing his behavior will forever tarnish your name. he spoke on this floor in support of the two articles that we will consider this evening. neither a democrat nor a republican. representative amash, of course, is the only member of this house who has no all

my colleagues, that congressman's name was larry hogan sr. he represented the fifth district of maryland, which i now represent. his son is presently the second term republican governor of our state. when larry hogan sr. died in 2017, every obituary led with praise for his act of political courage. who among us the, many years from now, will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earned it? we've talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today who is neither a member of the republican party nor the democratic party. his name is justin amash. who represents a republican district. he left the republican party and in doing so, heed a mon fished his colleagues that, quote, this president will only be in power for a short time, but excusing his behavior will forever tarnish your name. he spoke on this floor in support of the two articles that we will consider this evening. neither democrat nor republican. representative amash is, of course, the only member of this house who ha

my colleagues, that congress' name was larry hogan sr.presented the fifth district of maryland, which i now represent. his son is presently the second term republican governor of our state. when larry hogan senior died in 2017, every obituary led with praise for his act of political courage. who among us, many years from now will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earned it? we talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today who is neither a member of the republican party nor the democratic party, his name is justin amash. amash, who represents a republican district. he left the republican party and in doing so he admonished his colleagues that, quote: this president will only be in power for a short time but excusing his behavior will forever tarnish your name. he spoke on this floor in support of the two articles that we will consider this evening neither a democrat or a republican. representative amash, of course, is the only member of this house who has no all

where are the caldwell bit leut and larry hogans today? i hope that every member here will vote their conscience. we are blessed to live in a wonderful, free country, an important thing that keeps us free is the constitution of the united states, and the generations of americans who have defended that constitution on the battlefield, in the court, in the congress, the founders included the impeachment clause in the constitution purposefully and they gave congress the sole authority to impeach for a reason. if the president who had been granted vast powers abused that power, threatened the constitutional order then congress could and should act to try to curb that abuse. it is the foundation of our free society. the power to impeach is not to punish a president. it is to protect americans from a president who would abuse his power, up end the constitutional order and threaten our democracy. regrettably, president trump has engaged in the abuse of power. his failure does not permit us to fail to fulfill our oath. it is with considerable regr

my colleagues, that congressman's name was larry hogan sr. he represented the fifth district of maryland, which i now represent. his son is presently the second term republican governor of our state. when larry hogan senior died in 2017, every obituary led with praise for his act of political courage. who among us many years from now will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earned it? we talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today who is neither a member of the republican party nor the democratic party t his name is justin amash who represents a republican district. he left the republican party and in doing so he admonished his colleagues that, quote, this president will only be in power for a short time, but excusing his behavior will forever tarnish your name. he spoke on this floor in support of the two articles that we will consider this evening. neither a democrat nor a republican. representative amash is the only member of this house who has no allegiance to

. >> and that last part you saw there is larry hogan. father of maryland governor larry hogan. joining us now, "washington post" opinion writer jennifer reuben who is also an msnbc contributor. this is an interesting one because we've puzzled over why republicans find themselves on sides of arguments in the last three years that they've found themselves on. but this one was turf that republicans owned. they have long advertised being a party of law and order and respect for the law. and that has surprised many conservatives. that -- that republicans have decided that in this instance, they are making exceptions. you know, and going out of their way to make exceptions for president trump's behavior. >> as soon as they decided to line up for donald trump, they threw away any claim to be protectors of the rule of law. because donald trump and the rule of law are inconsistent with one another. that's why they allowed him to obtain the power of the purse from them. to move funds around to get his wall. that's why they have, frankly, defended him on anything and everything that he ha

when larry hogan sr died in 2017 every obituary lead with praise for his act the political courage who among us many years from now will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage who will get regret not having earned it we talked a lot about partisan differences there is one person who has spoken today who is neither a member of the republican party nor the democratic party his name is justin a much who represents a republican district he left the republican party and in doing so he had managed his colleagues that quote this president will only be in power for a short time but excusing his behavior will forever tarnish your name he spoke on this floor in support of the 2 articles that we will consider the sebring neither a democrat nor republican representative a moderate course is the only member of this house who has no allegiance to either party but to his country he is supporting as i've said both articles we need not ask who will be the 1st to show courage by standing up to president trump the question we must now ask is who will be the last to find it the pages of our hist

. >> nixon republican larry hogan, the father of maryland's current governor, was moved by the evidence>> the thing that's so appalling to me is that the president, when this whole idea was suggested to him, didn't in righteous indignation rise up and say, get out of here, you're in the president of the united states. how can you talk about bribery and blackmail and keeping witnesses silent? this is the presidency of the united states. >> one by one, residents who had revered the president put conscience over party. >> i cannot condone what i heard. i cannot and will not stand for it. >> i wish the president could do something to absolve himself. >> perhaps the most conservative senator was wallace. he had served as nixon's campaign chairman. >> i wondered when going to sleep lately whether this could be some sordid dream. >> but he did go ahead and impeach, even though walter flowers said it gave him an ulcer. even the conservatives who stuck with the president reached across the aisle to say thank you. >> i must admit in all canned. the republicans understood that themp not going to c

my colleagues, that congressman's name was larry hogan sr. he represented the fifth district of maryland, which i now represent. his son is presently the second term republican governor of our state. when larry hogan senior died in 2017, every obituary led with praise for his act of political courage. who among us many years from now will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? who will regret not having earned it? we talked a lot about partisan differences. there is one person who has spoken today who is neither a member of the republican party nor the democratic party t his name is justin amash who represents a republican district. he left the republican party and in doing so he admonished his colleagues that, quote, this president will only be in power for a short time, but excusing his behavior will forever tarnish your name. he spoke on this floor in support of the two articles that we will consider this evening. neither a democrat nor a republican. representative amash is the only member of this house who has no allegiance to

congressman larry hogan sr. he was punished for it. nixon left office.reer ended just a month later. not in a general election where most people agreed with him but in a part sisan republican primary. all these years later, it is hog hogan's son carries on the tradition. >> i think we do need an inquiry because we have to get to the bottom of it. i'm not ready to say i support impeachment in the removal of the president. i do think we have to have an impeachment inquiry. i don't see any other way to get to the facts. >> senator jeff flake served in the senate in the time of the trump era as a republican. he says his colleagues already do want to impeach, if they could do so without the public blowback we have just been documenting. >> somebody mentioned yesterday if there were a private vote there would be 30 republican votes. that's not true. there would be at least 35. or maybe more if it were a private vote. but that's not possible. so they have to come out and many of them are up for re-election in tough seats, and i know that feeling. >> where is th

in some ways, he is like larry hogan. if you want to govern in maryland, you will have to govern as at least a moderate republican or you just won't get elected, for one thing. to the second part of your question, he had started mixing it up with his own constituents. he had gone out to the eastern shore when brown had been at cambridge and had said some pretty sharp things about black power leaders. the students at bowie state had started to sit in at the governor's office in late march and early april of 1968, protesting just the facilities were falling down. so the students then go to annapolis and sit in his office and they arrest like 250 of them. something like that. he has got very stern words for them as well. that he will close the campus, if he has to. until they start to shape up. that protest then gets pushed aside with king's assassination. so the track record, you can look at him as a moderate governor, but after april of he 1968, makes this hard turn to the right. holden: when he is elected, he runs in the

chairman, it was a republican congressman from maryland, larry hogan, who is the father of our current governor who in 1974 as a member of this committee articulated the task before us tonight. party loyalty, he said, must fall before the law itself. no man, not even the president of the united states, is above the law. and congressman hogan voted to impeach president nixon for two crimes our colleagues heard they've never heard of before, abuse of power and obstruction of justice. the house had no choice but to impeach because under our constitution, the president's job is to take care that the laws are faithfully executed. if the president doesn't faithfully execute the laws but thwarts them to pursue his own political or financial games, if he commits high crimes and misdemeanors against democracy itself as richard nixon did, then impeachment is the people's essential instrument for protecting the integrity of our elections and maintaining self-government in america. today we bring our fellow citizens overwhelming and totally uncontradicted evidence of two high crimes and misdemeano

next 23 years, starting with glendening, just two paroles were issued, both by current governor larry hoganifers. >> you are serving a sentence that is life with parole on per, but in practice, parole is really unatinable. john: from his baltimore office, walter lomax has organizedir lifers and tamilies as part of the aclu lawsuit. >> we became more politically astute. individuals understood this was a political issue, becausthe governor made that decision based on politics. john: lomax had been imprisoned established he had was wrongfully convicted. when glendening said he would no longer sign paroles, lomax parole recommendation wason sittinhe governor's desk. >> i was one of those people. so it was, it was, was it was pretty demoralizing, yeah. john: he understands the perspective of victim's families. >> my younger brother was murdered in this city. and one of my grandsons wasis murdered in ity. and so i personally know the pain and anguish that family members feel for thatoss. some of these women and men who've committed horribl crimes, and i look at them, at this later point in their

we are on the prowl butters and larry hogan of today in the republican party? what is before us is a series -- serious abuse of power and obstruction of congress and i hope that every member here will vote their conscience. we are blessed to live and a wonderful free country, an important thing that keeps us free is a constitution of the united states, and the generations americans who have defended that constitution, on that battlefield, in the courts, the founders included the impeachment clause in the constitution, purposefully, and they gave congress the sole authority to impeach for a reason. and the president been granted vast powers abuse that power, threatened constitutional order, then congress couldn't should act to try to curb that abuse. is the foundation of our free society. the power to impeach is not the punisher president, this to protect americans from a president who would abuse his power to open the constitutional order and threaten the democracy. president trump has engaged in the abuse of power. his failure does not permit us to fail to def

my colleagues, that congressman's name was larry hogan senior. he represented the fifth district of maryland, which i now represent. when larry hogan senior died in 2017, every obituary led with praise for his act of political courage. who among us many years from now will receive such praise as a man or woman of courage? >> mike barnicle, you've watched a few of these things unfold from nixon, clinton, in donald trump, i don't think you were there for andrew johnson's. i don't want to push you back too far. >> you're close. >> what did you think as you watched this unfold, the stark difference as republicans stepped to those mike phones cr versus democrats that we just heard there? >> i spent the good part yesterday afternoon and evening watching everyone speak from bomb sides of t both side of the aisle. it struck me that the first time i went to washington many, many years ago, the only job i could get, and i took it, was as on elevator operator in the cannon house office building. and i saw many members of congress on a daily basis, both from

where are the caldwell butlers and larry hogans of today? what is before us is a serious abuse of power and obstruction of congress and i hope that every member here will vote their conscience. a we are blessed to live in the wonderful free country, an important thing that keeps us free as a constitution of the united states. and the generations of americans who've defended that constitution on the battlefield, in the courts, inut the congres. the founders included the impeachment clause in the constitution purposefully and they gave congress the sole authority to impeach for a reason. ifav the president who has been granted fast powers abuse that power, threaten the constitutional order, then congress could and should act to try to curb that abuse. it is the foundation of our free society. the power to impeach is not to punish a president, it is to protect americans from a president who would abuse his power.ea up and the constitutional order, and threaten our democracy. regrettably, president trump has engaged in the abuse of power. his fa

i reviewed what committee members said during the nixon impeachment, larry hogan said it is not easyor me to align myself against a president to whom i gave my enthusiastic support. i cannot turn away from the evidence. caldwell butler, another pro-nixon publican said the misuse of power, the very essence of tyranny and a lack of remorse and concern for his constitutional ability were a factor in supporting impeachment. that is a problem today, president trump continues misconduct, he is not contrite, he poses an ongoing threat. host: next up is the rain california, go ahead. sayer: i called in to donald trump is a clear and present danger to the security and sovereignty of america and must be impeached. he used taxpayer money to extort, he withheld taxpayer money to extort ukraine into announcing a fake investigation so he could cheat in our 2020 election. i think that is impeachable and i think he should be impeached for that, he is a clear and present danger to our country. kentucky, youin are next up. during george time after the revolutionary war, they had a meeting with all the

. >> larry hogan in 1974 as a member of this committee articulated the task before us tonight and not only the president of the united states is above the law and the congressman voted to impeach nixon for two crimes. and then to order crimes against democracy and to block congresses efforts to investigate.n but under the constitution those laws are faithfully executed. so if he commits high crimes and misdemeanors against democracy itself as an extended then impeachment is the essential instrument for protecting the integrity of elections to maintain self-governance in america. our fellow citizens on contradicted evidence of true high crimes and misdemeanors against american people not just the 63 million invoked by one of our colleagues the 65.8 million who voted for the president's major opponent and those who voted for other candidates in the millions more since the first president trump secretly condition the white house meeting with hundreds of millions of dollars of security assistance we voted for ukraine on ukrainian presidents agreement to become a mouthpiece for president t

hogan givedly, thanks for joining us. >>> with edward with lawrence is here. you have some headlines, is it from larryct the market up and down? >> reporter: it is. this is something we've been consistent on here. white house economic adviser larry kudlow today saying that december 15th tariffs are still on the table. now, from the chinese perspective, chinese sources have told us that the u.s. has already promised them the tariffs would be rolled back and not put on, on december 15th. but from the administration, from u.s. sources, my trade sources in the u.s. are saying that we need to see something from china more in order to say no on these tariffs going forward on december 15th. so the administration looking for some sort of gesture or something or even a phase one deal actually down on paper in order for them to go forward and announce that there's not going to be the tariffs going forward on december 15th. so as of right now kudlow's saying, yes, they are planning to have them in place coming up on sunday. stuart: oh, that's what did it. thanks for sorting that one out, young man. appreciate th