maas: so our final end product is natural gas. it's biologically no different than natural gas that flows in the pipes to your house. it can be used for a variety of things, but we're going to use it for, and what we are using it for, is vehicle fuel. arioso: itit's really simple on the farm. we have a covered lagoon. we capture the gas from the cow. t they dry it just a bt herere, and then they push it to calgren, and then they do all the extra stuff, cleaning and everything that they need to do toto make it where they y can rl or reueuse the gagas on theirirn facility. so i it just madade at of sense. maas: the state of california has set a target that they want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the state, and it's particularly from the dairy industry. they want a 40% reduction by about the middle of the next decade. and it's a carrot and stick approach. they said to the dairy industry, "if you will voluntarily inststall these facilities and meet that goal, t then that's great. ififu dodon't, we'll probabably regule you.

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you are a big trump supporters, a maa man of deep christian faia remarkable entrepreneur and a drug addict. >> a crack head. mark: do you want to explain that to me. >> i take my addiction back to childhood, when my parents got divorced. divorces were not common, i was put in a new school, i was shy, i would show off to people, like watch me jump out their bus window. this manifested to using alcohol first, then, got into cocaine. mark: hol how old were you. >> late teens, maybe 16, 17, my 5 year reunion, all my other, everyone graduated from college or they starting families or they have kept the same employer. i am their, i wanted what they want, i am all drunk, and telling them about mafia money for football bets, and jumping out of a plane, a parachute partially opening, telling the stories, which were true, they would say wow, wow. i wanted what they had. it was a lot of inner pain. then, i got into cocaine, i was 20 years functioning cocaine addict and 10 years crack cocaine, there is a long -- >> you are lucky to be alive. >> 40 years of addiction. mark: how did you get out of it? a

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stage to talk about her book "fat, pretty and soon to be old" so join me in giving her a warm round of maas. >> i'll talk to the three of you sitting in front of me. i want to say thank you to dr. kennedy diif would be standing there getting a book signed myself if i weren't here busy with other things. i'm kimberly dark and it's my pleasure to be here with you. i'm also fat, pretty and soon to be old, as the title says, and we'll talk about appearance privilege and how that works. so if you could just look around you right now and focus on a stranger. don't stare. that would be weird, but just give a stranger in mind and think about what kind of words you would you use to describe that person. don't say them. that would also be weird. but what kind of words you would use to describe that person if you wanted to be nice. okay. and now think about what kind of words you would use to describe that person if you really wanted to insult them. yeah. you can come up with those even though if you might think you would never say them. that's possible. so, take a look at me. i'm going to stand up fo

from the senate, helping us dig a little deeper into this issue national security attorney bradley maasnd former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree, great to have you. it strikes me that the democrats have all the power and leverage in the house and they are not going to have nearly as much in the senate. is she over reaching? >> i think she's over reaching. you are absolutely right in that the initial phase of impeachment it is the house's prerogative. the constitution says the sole power to try impeachment is vested in the senate and for that reason nancy pelosi under the constitution has no role in what happens next she's trying to milk every bit of leverage she can by withholding the articles of impeachment and delaying the process but at the end of the day the framers gave the senate the power to conduct a trial and didn't give any power to the speaker of the house. >> i will ask you to react to this clip from donald trump. >> my poll numbers are the highest they have ever been. fundraising of the republican party is the highest it has ever been. she hates the republican

maas applause [applause] >> hi. hi, everybody. >> hi. >> thank you for coming. hi, hi, hi. i see jedwin back there i have to give her some love. >> what is his nickname for you? >> tika. maybe like ka. >> your first name is pronounced in creole. >> karine. >> karine jean-pierre. >> moving forward, my first question for you is, how does your haitianness inform your -- >> wait, i have to say something, thank you so much, marlon, i'm so sorry, thank you for doing this. >> no problem. >> i have to do this i've known marlon for a long time. a wonderful, great guy. one of the major supporters down here for president barack obama in 2008, and now you're doing your own thing, which i'm very proud of you. so just wanted to make sure i honored you as well. >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure to substitute for here ray ramos. -- jorge ramos. and i want to ask you up front, how does -- what was it like the first time you came across through customs into america? do you remember that? >> i was about five so i don't remember that. but it's so interesting you said that. i just wrote a

vote against im350e67g tpeaching the preside >> well, the first person to be bipartisan was justin maas. he was a republican and said he was going to be for impeaching trump. they kicked him out of the caucus and stripped him out of the committee positions. that scared others. i think jeff van drew is making a serious mistake. i understand if he votes against impeachment, he'll lose. he ran under be a democratic banner for 30 years. he was a senator, mayor, representative and all. he got democratic money including democratic campaign political money. to turn and be a republican is strange. i've heard rats jumping off a sinking ship but very few of them jump on to a shrinking ship. >> he may not be the only person who votes no on impeachment. there were two who voted against impeachment discussion. if two are against it, are you prepared for that? >> i'm prepared for that. i think what that says is how bad the republicans have come that they can't recognize simple facts that the president admitted to asking a foreign power to get involved in our elections. that's wrong. he sacrificed our

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still biden's complaints about the process undermined leader schumer's negotiations with maas the solensibility for the trial. we have responsibility to have a fair trial. we need to hear from those who have the direct information about the president's call with the president of ukraine about the holding up of a presidential meeting, about holding up of aid. those witnesses need to be heard in the united states senate. i think what leader assumer is saying let's have at least those witnesses testify along with the documents that would reflect exactly why the funds were held up. why a meeting was not allowed with the president of ukraine, exactly the context of the july phone call. i think that is a minimum for the fair trial in the united states senate. mike: isn't the reality, senator, that democrats had all the power and leverage in the house but very little of it in the senate, just another example of how painful it is to be the minority party? >> well, in the house of course the president chose not to cooperate but worse than that, he told the key witnesses not to testify before th

. >> nawaz: can you maa prediction for what's going to happen next in 20 in the impeachment trial?i thought it was clear he would getmimpeached and acquitted by the senate. nothing's changed. >> i dfer in this sense, i think testimony only hurts, and to the degree tt there is pressure for testimony and thate le are unwilling -- whether republicans in tough races in 2020 to say they want to rush to judgment without hearing testimony, i think antime it opens up -- if mike pompeo the secretary of state had somethint gosay that common rated ukes cull pated the president in any wy, he would havsaid it. he certainly's cone everything else. he's done it in every other inspect for the president. he would be shoit from the rooftops, but he hasn't said anything. i think it's lies an -- it's lid real. >> nawaz: it's live and real and will dominate the heaesdl in 2020 as well. let's talk about the 2020 race, we have been talking about this since 2016. we're come offering the last debate of the year, weeks away from the first ballots being cast i in the early states. mark, when you look at the

maas, for 2 minutes. >> the gentleman is recognized. for 2 minutes. >> think you madam speaker. i arrived today in support of these articles of impeachment. a come to the floor not as a democrat, not as a republican, but as an american. who cares deeply about the constitution, the rule of law, and the rights of the people. under our system of government, impeachment is not about policy disagreements or an effective governance, nor is it about a criminality based on statutes that did not exist at the time our constitution was written. impeachment is about maintaining the integrity of the office of the presidency and ensuring the executive power is directed towards proper ends in accordance with the law. the constitution grants the house the sole power of impeachment, and the senate the sole power of the trial of impeachment. we in the house are empowered to charge impeachable conduct. the constitution describes such conduct as high crimes and misdemeanors, because it pertains to high office and it relates to the misuse of that office. we need not rely in any other branch or body

you can't really have a maas e network -- massive network without those rulings. and when it just devastated mersk's global network, they created this really desperate recovery operations center out of london, and they just sent all of their i.t. staff to this one building where people were sheeping under desks and in hallways for just days on end, 24/7. and one of the first things that they, one of the first hurdles that they encountered was that they did not have a copy of their domain controllers. they didn't have a backup, a single backup of their domain controllers. and mersk had more than a hundred domain controllers all around the world. but they were designed to back up to each other. so you couldn't have one go down or 25 go down, but you would have dozens and dozens and dozens of others that had the same copy of the data. what they hadn't planned for, and it's maybe rational, but they hadn't planned for a situation where all of the domain controllers go down at the same time which is exactly what happened. so when they realized it, there was this kind of