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politicking on larry king is the impeachment of down jay trump the 43rd president of the united states and then the ability at this point and if so what impact will it have in 2020 songs about that with the political panel in the alex vogel previously served as chief counsel senate majority leader bill frist former general counsel for the national. committee and david brown democratic strategist for moment the counsel to democratic senator patty murray on to congressional committees and they are both in washington d.c. . think anybody's mind is changed with the with the impeachment hearings and not so far. as you alluded to in the lead in i think people's minds are pretty much made up and at least as far as the actual the house goes and their side of the impeachment process i think we've reached the stage of foregone conclusion and i really can't envision what any of these witnesses or other process between now and and the final vote in the house that could actually change anyone's mind in a meaningful way david they say the senate is the judge of this now in a trial nobody's supposed

of politicking on larry king on wednesday the house judiciary committee heard from 4 constitutional experts about whether or not president trump committed impeachable offenses did their testimony change the game by any measure a song about that with the political panel they are alex vogel he previously served as chief counsel to senate majority leader bill frist and former general counsel for the national republican senatorial committee he's in washington and in mountain view california zach friend he worked for barack obama and john kerry's presidential campaigns as a spokesman and strategist alex vogel on the testimony that anything impress you more than of it well i think this was really the of the pre-game if you will to set up the more politically explosive and interesting ones that i think they felt the need that they had to do this one to try and lay some of the procedural groundwork for the process the piece that i found interesting was jonathan turley is. not withstanding that he was technically the republican witness today. i don't think a lot of people consider professor turley a

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larry king asked, so anybody taking an oath tomorrow can have a pre-opinion, it's not a jury box. schumer responded, many do and then they change. also it's not like a jury box in the sense that people will call us and lobby us. you don't have juries called or things like that. the criticism that chuck schumer is making to mitch mcconnell is almost verbatim the criticism that the rnc made to chuck schumer over this. how are voters supposed to take this seriously when chuck schumer is taking a serious one that i guess you say the basic tenets of the trial like the trial that will take place in the senate. they include the calling of witnesses. it would be unprecedented for the united states senate in an impeachment trial that will decide on whether the president is. andrew johnson's impeachment, 41 witnesses. president clinton's impeachmen., >> witnesses who have never been spoken to. . leading up to the clinton impeachment, they made sure that senators could get access to documents they needed to review, listening to witnesses' testimony. that's a bake component of a trial under t

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welcome to politicking on larry king is the impeachment of don't jay trump the 43rd president of the united states and then the ability at this point and if so what impact will it have in 2020 songs about that the bullet go panel on the. previously served as chief counsel senate majority leader bill frist former general counsel for the national. committee and david brown democratic strategist for moment the counsel to democratic senator patty murray on to congressional committees and they are both in washington d.c. . think anybody's mind is changed with the with the impeachment hearings not so far as you alluded to in the lead in i think people's minds are pretty much made up and at least as far as the actual the house goes and their side of the impeachment process i think we've reached the stage of foregone conclusion i really can't envision what any of these witnesses or other process between now and and the final vote in the house that could actually change anyone's mind in a meaningful way david they say the senate is the judge of this now in a trial nobody's supposed to have a

military have no control they've been people lived so if determining where politicking next with larry kingff the way to have your next global update from all to moscow where have you cheating in this friday thanks for watching. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure. of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. is like the child in the room it's impulsivity it's. it's us versus them it's fear the prefrontal cortex is empathy it's compassion it's thinking about the future in terms of what we do today that's where we need to make our decisions based from from the prefrontal cortex unfortunately when we eat the modern diet of our planet or when we watch the news or we spend too much time online we lock in we lock in to the child in the room and we're not able to make good he says. how's donald trump's impeachment drama playing overseas we'll have a provocative one on one with russian studies expert stephen cohen on this edition of. the politics. i'm from student teacher and drama has dominated politics in the united states how is it being received aroun

welcome the politicking on larry king is the impeachment of donald j. trump the 43rd president of the united states and inevitability at this point and if so what impact will that have in 2020 let's talk about that with the blinko panel they are alex vogel previously served as chief counsel to senate majority leader bill frist. former general counsel for the national central committee and david brown democratic strategist for moments are the counsel to democratic senator patty murray on 2 congressional committees and they are both in washington d.c. alice you think anybody's mind has changed with the with the impeachment hearings not so far as you alluded to in the lead in i think people's minds are pretty much made up.

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welcome to politicking on larry king reaction to don from $72.00 in a split along party lines no doubt the trial will be viewed in a similar manner so can a senate trial of president from be conducted in a way that leaves everybody satisfied with the process as to know our political panel there brian joyce host of the show on talk radio airing on w g o w f.m. he is in chattanooga and a new york g.o.p. strategist just opinion joe's of can they get a fair trial in the senate a look i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a partisan affair when they reach the senate i think it up people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think he's done nothing.

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get an apology again larry king reaction to donald trump's in teaching us what along party lines. the trial will be viewed in a similar manner so can the senate trial of president tom be conducted in a way that leaves everybody's satisfied with the process let's turn to our political panel there brian joyce host of the show on talk radio airing on w g o w f.m. he is in chattanooga and in new york g.o.p. strategist james opinion joseph can they get a fed trial in the senate a look i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a partisan affair when they reach the senate i think and up people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think that he's done nothing wrong and so i think again the senate trial will be the kind of anti-climactic culmination of what has been a 3 month 3 year march to where we are today brian no we all just spinnin

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of politicking on larry king on wednesday the house judiciary committee heard from 4 constitutional expertsbout whether or not president trump committed impeachable offenses did their testimony change the game by any measure a saw that with the political panel they are alex vogel he previously served as chief counsel to senate majority leader bill frist and former general counsel for the national republican senatorial committee he's in washington and in mountain view california zach friend he worked 'd for barack obama and john kerry's presidential campaigns as a spokesman and strategist alex vogel on the testimony that anything impress you more than that well i think this was really the the pre-game if you will to set up the more politically explosive and interesting ones that i think they felt the need that they had to do this one to try and lay some of the procedural groundwork for the process the piece that i found interesting was jonathan turley is. not withstanding that he was technically the republican witness today i don't think a lot of people consider professor turley a fire breat

politicking i am larry king reaction to down from 72 in a split along party lines no doubt the trial will be viewed in a similar manner so can a senate trial a president from be conducted in a way that leaves everybody satisfied with the process as turning to our political panel there brian joyce host in the brown dress on talk radio airing on w g o w f.m. he is in chattanooga and a new york g.o.p. strategist just opinion joe's of can they get a fair trial in the senate. i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a part of the fair when they reach the senate i think and up people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think that he's done nothing wrong and so i think again the senate trial will be the kind of anti-climactic culmination of what has been a 3 month 3 year march to where we are today than just spinning wheels. well i agree

welcome to politicking on larry king reaction to dom from $72.00 in a split along party lines no doubt the trial will be viewed in a similar manner so can the senate trial of presidents from be conducted in a way that leaves everybody satisfied with the process as to know our political panel there brian joyce host of the show on talk radio airing on w g o w f.m. he is in chattanooga and in new york g.o.p. strategist james opinion joe's of can they get a fair trial in the senate. i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a part of the fair when they reach the senate i think and the people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think that he's done nothing wrong and so i think again the senate trial will be the kind of anti-climactic culmination of what has been a 3 month 3 year march to where we are today.

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if you go back to the clinton impeachment, here he is on larry king in 1999. >> there have been 15 impeachments in the history of the country, two cut short by resignations, the other 13 impeachments, there were witnesses. it is not unusual to have a witness in a trial. it is certainly not unusual to have a witness in an impeachment trial. house managers only asked for three witnesses, i think that's pretty modest. >> we should point out for fairness that chuck schumer had a different position, he wants witnesses now, during the clinton impeachment dnlidn't wa witnesses. how are they explaining the position. >> this is a tactic when senators have been around long enough, dig up old clips of each other on the floor. especially for particular nominations, clearly for impeachment proceedings. many senators have taken different sides. chuck schumer in the focus today with his outline for witnesses and other trial requests, explained it away as saying look, witnesses i thought were not necessary during the clinton impeachment trial had testified in the house proceedings, four witnesses he called for

. >> it is great to see larry king. so happy new year to him. look, i don't think anybody expects senators to check their partisan identity at the door in a senate trial. it is not a coincidence that every democratic senator in 1998 voted not to remove bill clinton from office and for ma matter every democratic senator in 1868 voted not to remove andrew johnson from office but there is a distance between saying that you're going to have a very high bar for voting against the president trump from your own party and going the next step that mcconnell has done and basically saying i'm going to structure the trial in a way that is completely acceptable to the defendant. it is still seems amazing to me that we are contemplating something as momentous as removing a president from office, something we've never done, with the possibility that we'll never hear testimony under oath from such central players as john bolton, mick mulvaney, mike pompeo, key officials at omb. the idea that those in the senate from the constitutional senate would be okay with

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as we saw in the clip from larry king in 1999, schumer said this is not like a jury, we come to this with our preopinions. when he voted yens convicting clinton in the full senate, he harkened back to the earlier votes in his campaign saying, i made up my mind about five months earlier in the midst of that campaign and the house vote. >> you know, i often wonder if they look back and remember the videotape and remember the statements that they made. >> yeah, you know, you often wonder stuff like that, you know. a couple of i want to say three our four weeks ago when we went to the controversy where donald trump compared impeachment to a leenking then joe biden attacked him, and we posted a video of cnn of joe biden using the exact same words saying lynching comparing to impeachment. do they forget? think no one will remember? it's up in the air. >> andrew kaczynski, always great to show what really happens. thank you very much. >>> for more on what to expect from the senate trial, let's bring in congressional reporter for the hill and cnn presidential historian. welcome to you both.

here he was in 1999 on "larry king live." >> this is not a criminal trial, but something that the founding fathers decided to put in a body that was susceptible to the whims of politics. and it is not like a jury box in the sense that people will call us and lobby us. you don't hahave jurors call an lobby. i mean, it is quite different than a jury. >> with me now is the senior he had it, andrew cakaczynski. what else did you find in your investigation? >> and so we found a number of instances where schumer made similar comments to the ones we just splay played whe played wh that you come in with pre-opinion, people can lobby you. the context is actually really interesting. schumer in 1998 was still in congress in the house, and he actually voted against impeachment both in the full house for their vote and the judiciary committee. when he was running for senate, he ran very hard against impeachment. he said i'm not going to vote for impeachment, i'll vote for acquittal and he attacked his republican opponent in the senate at the time saying that he won't tell us where he stands, everybody

but to quote mitch mcconnell on this network, on larry king live in 1999, quote, it's not unusual toave a witness in a trial. it is certainly not unusual to have witnesses in an impeachment trial. >> which i don't think he's saying no to witnesses ever. i think what he's saying is in the middle of the trial that's when we can consider this. that's what we did back in the clinton days. >> so wait until he gets started? >> she's shutting the door for now. he doesn't want to call the witnesses in advance. >> it's a bit of a convenient argument. of course they did call those witnesses, they were blocked repeatedly by the white house. >> what i also found interesting about what he said, he's framing the argument overall against the senate moving, and he's obviously doing the white house's bidding. he's obviously as he said a couple of days ago, i'm taking my cues from the white house, but he's also picking up on that argument by the lawyer in the house hearings, the lawyer who represented the republicans who was saying this is the thinnest evidentiary trail we've ever had for an impeachme

the reason he lost the debate ish vice president gore larry king did everything he could to confuse rossnd keep him off his balance. magazinehat in a time article. what you really need to do is go back to this interview susan swain did in november 1999. she did it with roger stone and trumpnterview was when was trying to evaluate his chances in the reform party for 2000. it is an interesting tie-in as to what the real political itiefs of trump are because goes back in history 20 years or so. clinton bribed all these congressmen to sign the bill, saidfor the bill and ross --right and he is officially he should be given credit for talking the truth about nafta. he talked the truth about the debt and they will come around to it one of these days, i guess. host: how did nafta impact arlington, texas. caller: i can't tell you because the loss of jobs here -- i was not here at the time, 1993. i really don't know. you save ross was right, let's take viewers back to that second presidential debate, this was ross perot's description of what nafta would do. [video clip] >> we have got to stop send

we heard larry kudlow earlier --king about how both sides how much stock are you putting particularly on a date with the job support like this? important.trade is it productivehad step.-- productive up.next key date is coming see something happen one way or the other over the next nine days or so and we think there will be a skinny phase one deal and by that i mean changing tariffs for pork, soy, corn. think we can get something positive here in the near term. lex is there anything that is disappointing for investors or the fact they announce something will be good enough question mark >> let's calm the rhetoric, try to work towards a resolution whereas continuing to make the situation worse, so anything positive is going to [indiscernible] >> next week will be so much fun between the tariff deadline, u.k. election, probably some other stuff i'm not thinking about. how much are people thinking about volatility and the crazy headlines? >> i think for all of us, that is the description of fun. a friday --.m. on >> that is her description of fun -- that is a description of fun?- your des

short term is shorter term than larry does but larry is the king i had to tell you what he's thinking again, tomorrow alternative but maybe the gia grees with him that's how concerned i am. i don't want to panic. market indicators are signaling that could carry over into the next few months according to williams my take, it's time stocks came down to more attractive levels i'm not committing yet unless i take more money out. that's for the trust i can't trade stocks cyber security spending is expecting to see $1 trillion over the next few years. cyber attacks become more prevalent can a company like cyber arc protect from the russians, north koreans, chinese, all of them trying to disguise each other? i'm going to talk to the ceo they have doubled and quinn it upled. i'll review this name up ahead rapid fire in addition to the light jing round stay with cramer it is nice. his haircut is "nice." this is the most-awarded minivan three years in a row. the van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price, then gimme your foot. hands-free sliding doors, stow 'n go seats. can your ca

if we can't get impeachment by christmas, we should start the coronation of the new king. larryn michigan, welcome. caller: yes. the thing that is frustrating to me is that this country has always been established on law & order and due process. the problem with what we are having here is when these proceedings started, the very first thing was public and that everything else was behind closed doors. either we are ashamed of what is , and/or we stand on their merits as to what we really represent. i just think that we should see more of this in public so that people can determine. yesterday's proceedings were clearly a one-sided proceeding and that is the problem. we talk about this country being divided. this country has been divided for many years now. i have been active in voting ever since i was able to vote. respect, we have seen the same process happening today happen with other presidencies. process,tand on due due process takes time. your question as to whether or not the proceedings should happen before christmas. i don't think there should be a rush to judgment. on the

kings in sacramento. facing the jazz in utah. larrythe highlights. >> after losing to the leely knicks with a poor effort, the warriors cranked it up last night had the jazz on the ropes in utah. how about the couple that came from hawaii to see steph and klay? got to check the internet they are both hurt. damion lee, 21 off the leverage with three right there. donavan mitchell and the jazz saw the warrior -- my goodness. attacking the rim. mar keez lottery pick. five minutes to go in the game. donavan mitchell pull-up three tide at 92 pl alexberk throwing it down. warriors a brief -point lead. 32 points and mitchell ices it, corner 3. he goes for 28. warriors a winning effort but they lose the game 114 to 106. >>> for the nfl and raiders are set to close out their tenure in oakland. sunday against the jags. although a source told me the vegas stadium may not be ready next year. could be possible maybe more games in oakland but for now it appears this is it and sunday is emotional for players fans and coaches. >> i wish i had more time

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kings in sacramento. last night golden state faced the jazz in utah. our sports director larrythe highlights this morning. >> good morning, everybody. after losing to the lowly knicks with a poor effort. the warriors cranked it up, had the jazz on the ropes in utah. how about the couple that came from hawaii to see steph and klay. you got to check the internets because both hurt. and they saw damion lee with 21 off the bench three there. donavan mitchell and the jazz saw the warriors up 3. attacking the rim. chriss. third quarter, more from chriss he is a former lottery pick with authority. earning more minutes. fast forward less than five miutes in the game. don value mitchell pull-up three. tide at 98. alec burke eight years process the jazz had 24. he throws it down. bog don vich hit eight threes 32 points and mitchell ices it, corner 3. he goes for 28. warriors a winning effort but lose the game 114 to 106. >>> to the nfl and the raiders set to close out their tenure in oakland sunday against the jags. although a source told me the vegas stadium may not be ready next. maybe

kings in sacramento. last night golden state faced the jazz in utah. we also have larryng's sports. >> good morning, everybody. after losing to the locally knicks the warriors cranked it up, had the jazz on the ropes in utah. how about the couple that came from hawaii to see steph and klay? you know, you got to check the internet because they're both hurt. and steph saw damian lee with 21 off the bench. donavan mitchell on the jazz saw the warriors up 13. my goodness, attacking the rim. mar quiz chriss looking better and better. 13 boards. warriors up by 7 at the half. chriss, the former lottery pick with authority. less than five minutes in the game. donavan mitchell pull-up three tide at 98 pl alexburke throwing it down appear warrior as brief 1 opinion point lead. and mitchell ices it, corner three. goes for 28. warriors a inwhichevering effort enchts to the raiders closing out the tenure in oakland sunday against the jags. a source told me the vegas stadium may not be ready next year. could be possible maybe more games in oakland but for now in appears this is it and

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cheryl: change at the top, larry page stepping down as ceo of alphabet, with the current ceo of google stepping in. what it means for the king of search. lauren: another attack on a christmas classic. why critics want rudolph on the naughty list. it's wednesday, december 4th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ one way or another i'm gonna find you. ♪ i'm gonna get ya, get ya, get ya. ♪ one way or another -- meeting cheryl: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: well, let's the tak tak t how your money is moving today. 24 hours after comments about the china trade deal, look what's happening, we're getting a boost to u.s. futures right now. bloomberg news is reporting that china is moving closer to agreeing with the u u.s. on a phase one deal an the issue of the tariffs being moved back. nasdaq is up 51 right now. lauren: trade moves the market every time. that report came after the markets in asia closed sharply lower, the hong kong market down 1 and a quarter percent. cheryl: there is a reason i'm talking about france, we're looking at the cac 40. from chanel to champag

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