the director of the marquette poll says one of the big takeaways is that whether it's impeachment oroter preference, republicans are showing more support for trump and democrats are a bit less opposed to the president. then there is the new npr-pbs-marist poll which shows that when it comes to impeachment, the overwhelming majority of americans across both parties say nothing that here in the impeachment hearings will change their mind. 65% say they can't imagine hearing anything that changes their mind. only 30% say it's possible that testimony could dissuade them. in fact, the hearings appear to be pardoning american views with 86% of democrats saying they are more likely to support impeachment. 83% of republicans are less likely to support impeachment. overall, when asked if the president should be impeached, americans are split right down the middle. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher from l.a., thank you. between impeachment and the democratic debate, you might have missed a lot of other news on a day which would have been big news. leland vittert has been tracking it all. >>

and then, the executive director will share the findings of a new marquette law school poll on public understanding and opinions of the u.s. supreme court. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. earlier today, the chair of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, spoke to reporters about the impeachment inquiry. he discussed the release of the first transcripts from the closed-door depositions and said the foreign administrations who failed to appear before the committee would be considered further evidence of the white house obstructing -- obstructing congress. from the capital, this is 15 minutes. chair schiff: good morning. today we had additional scheduled depositions with the top lawyer for the national security council, as well as mr. blair from the office of management and budget. and someone who work closely with mick mulvaney. both of them defied congressional subpoenas and refused to appear for their scheduled depositions, as has been the case with other witnesses who have done the same thing. this will be further e

implications of the ukraine ande call, and then, executive director will share the findings of a new marquetteaw school poll on public understanding and opinion of the u.s. supreme court. "washington's journal," tuesday morning. join the discussion. here is a look at our live coverage tuesday. ontwo: 30 p.m. eastern c-span, fbi director christopher wray joins other officials for a senate homeland security on domestic threats. on c-span2, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider judicial nominations for the u.s. court of federal claims and the ninth circuit court of appeals. c-span3, a senate judiciary subcommittee takes a look at cyber threats and preventing data breaches. that gets underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern. president trump held a campaign rally in lexington, kentucky, one day ahead of elections in that state. he was joined onstage

major democrat. >> marquette is the real deal.er start paying attention. it goes back to how broad is your message. how much are you reaching out? one of the problems we have is we're now in impeachment land and there's very little discussion about what's going to change for people in the real world and impeachment itself is not a discussion about what does this mean for me. it seems more of washington dysfunction. more of what the -- the rancor that people absolutely hate. >> you heard what senate klobuchar said. it may be but the democrats have a duty and they have to go forward. >> the problem they have is they failed to make it about the people. they keep making it about donald trump. people know. they've made the judgment that this person is probably not a very moral person or competent person. quit making it about trump. start making it about people. >> george, the two major themes of the democratic campaign so far are impeachment and they're going to go into every one of those wisconsin building trade households, which are

officials worked overnight to clear the roads in marquette county, michigan police have reported multiple crashes due to dangerous conditions there right now that system is moving east we are looking at cleveland, ohio, where they recorded their first measurable snow of the season creating some slick roads there as well. and more sleet and more snow could be on the way. here to tell us more, nbc meteorologist michele grossman good morning >> good morning, guys. we're still a month away from winter it's certainly going to feel like winteis, wee going to b sps so half of the country below average for this time of year. you see the purples and the pink telling us where the cold air is excuse me. 31 degrees in chicago today. that's one degree below freezing for this time of year. i have of a tickle in my throat. 44 in nashville. 35 in cleveland. philadelphia 44. as we go throughout saturday we're looking at ten degrees in the 30s as well. 70 degrees below typical in green bay, 39. i'm going to get a drink of water. >> i think you're physically rejecting -- >> my body is rejecting 33 degrees.

. >> you joining us right as marquette university law school u releasing a full on the nationwide conferencethe supreme court finding overall fairly high amount of confidence especially stacked up against the brother branches. 57 percent and a high level of trust in the judicial branch but not so much for the legislature and executive branch and in terms of parties not surprisingly the court dominated by republican 54 percent oft republicansan in the court, 34 percent democrats and independents 23 percent with a high confidence in the supreme court. how are you or your organization able to stay out of the partisan arguments of the court. >> in terms of taking hillside of where the court should be. >> solely focus on expanding access and transparency. >> we say the transparency and accountability should be nonpartisan. there's certain cases that touch on what we do right there, case a few years ago where judges should be, but soliciting her name when when they run for office and we set the needs to be some sort of walls between the court when the judges are asked for her name and judges when

the marquette law school poll shows 53% of registered voters in the state of wisconsin says presidentrump should not be impeached, compared to 40% who say he should. that same poll find president trump leading all of the top 2020 democrats in wisconsin. i think that's a fairly good sign for the president, don't you? joining us tonight, former reagan political director and political strategist, ed rollins. >> wisconsin is the state trump won last time had not been won since reagan in 1984. one of the toughest states for us. for us to do as well as we are it tells me other states that are key are going to be okay. lou: the president is not hesitating to get back on the campaign trail. let's talk about this impeachment inquiry. i can't imagine it could have gone worse for the democrats than what they have done. these witnesses have been just terrible. >> the bottom line is there is no crime. there is no bribery. no treason. then the republicans like jim jordan and others rose to the occasion. i have a judge in new york who said to me she has never seen a better cross-examination by anybo

fix the court executive director kate ross will share the findings of a new marquette law school poll on public opinion of the supreme court. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> here is a look at our live coverage tuesday. at 2:30 p.m. eastern, ei director christopher wray joins directorel -- fbi christopher ray joins other intelligence officials. on c-span3, a senate judiciary subcommittee takes a look at cyber threats and preventing data breaches. that gets underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern. president trump health a campaign rally in lexington, kentucky, one day ahead of an election in that state. he was joined on stage by a number of republican candidates, including governor matt bevin, mitch mcconnell, and rand paul, who spoke briefly.

the wisconsin numbers from marquette were terrible on impeachment for independence. margin went from 22% supporting independents on 211. and that's just in a week. we have to be careful about this, we need one believer of power going into 2,020. >> is it a mess? >> we would say we are in a constitutional crisis but we say we are i in the constitution. this is, as little mr. madison told us, ambition must be made to counteract ambition so it's all good. i wonder with schiff, i find interesting, his censure on the table. is he the dash because the real political coup for nancy pelosi could be if she could get her conference to swallow the idea of dropping impeachment and bringing forward a vote to censure the president, that would be a political gold mine. they kill with that. and let her people out. >> is she? what do voters take away from that? and the most simple terms. >> chris: the same thing they did with bill clinton which is the president did something wrong. >> melissa: impeachment mean something to everybody. >> that's a point that i was making over the last

when you look at where we actually have state polling information, wisconsin, marquette law school, it's 40% approve or support of impeachment, 53% against. 13 points against in one of the key swing states in 2020. >> laura: i saw something where it's 70% of people that voted for obama and then switched to trump, they're approving of the president's handling of the job. so his job approval among key voters, it's not everything but key voters in certain battleground states. it's not bad. you're in the middle of an impeachment deal and the president is looking at the numbers. obviously the economy is soaring. best in the world. speaking of cnn, i have to bring this up. they once again fail to find swing state voters. they've been in search of them, who is supporting impeachment. here's how one of the reports summed it up. >> the vast majority of voters that we spoke to in pennsylvania say they don't believe the president will be impeached or removed from office. but the key is they think the 2020 election will decide his fate. >> laura: so tom, they did the same thing in wisconsin before t

the marquette poll out of wisconsin was especially bad. the argument that this is the first part of an impeachment when we had bill clinton getting impeached, totally ridiculous but that's the argument they are going to make, the same thing they said about mueller as well and it's been consistently working for him. in terms of the democratic senators, amy klobuchar, cory booker cory booker, kamala harris, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, a lot of people and decent position to win this nomination, they say they're not concerned but -- >> melissa: this is mark meadows response to all of this and how you might see it playing in the next election. listen. >> democrats have now issued more subpoenas than they've had bills signed into law. that fact won't change so when you start to look at what's happening, you are seeing that they are not really focused on the things the american people care about. >> melissa: what do you think? >> lisa: democrats are not focusing on the issues that americans care about and i think what president trump can do

the marquette pole was 50-43. >> suggested that independents had moved against impeachment but what's, every poll i have seen say that big majority say what the president did was wrong. 70% said it's not okay to ask a foreign leader to investigate your political rival. voters seem to make a very clear distinction between that and deciding that the president should be removed. >> bret: here is what i hear talking to folks and getting ready for this thanksgiving holiday. people are going to be sitting roundtables. they listen to adam schiff in his closing armament, impassioned and says it's urgent. it's a constitutional matter and we are going to take ten days off and then will be back with you and then will go to the judiciary committee and then will make another case for articles of impeachment. >> he is talking about this as if it's an absolute emergency. i'm not sure the american people, that we understand that. i think what we've seen is in the first few weeks after this broke, the public only had adam schiff's word and news reports to understand what was going on. so they hear the

marquette university polls show that impeachment has dropped in the great state of wisconsin. political polls show that voters support for impeachment is declining nationwide. now, there are 3:30 million americans , just a tiny minor fraction who have tuned into this schiff sham show and for good reasons. here, with reaction to all this, congresswoman, elise stefanik, by the way, she comes out of these hearings in my mind a new star of the republican house of representatives. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: congresswoman, let us begin with you. i watched you. i've got to say, phenomenal job and thank you for all you've done. >> elise: thank you. i just focus on the fox and it is clear as every day that goes by that democrats case for impeachment is crumbling. adam schiff has been a failure and again, the facts remain the same. ukraine. there was no quid pro quo, and there was no investigation into the bidens. in fact, the only investigation was into the obama administration, but yet, adam schiff continues his regime of secrecy. because i've been such an outspoken advocate of the

in fact, you can look at the marquette poll of ten days ago, and it showed only 41% of the people in wisconsin support the impeachment trial. only 41%. there's not 41% support for trump, yet 41% of the people say -- 49% to say this is a bunch of garbage. >> sean: last, matt gaetz, tell us how this will play out. >> well, if we are not able to get hunter biden before the house committees, i hope for upcoming guest, senator graham, will bring him before the senate, right alongside the whistle-blower. that will really blow the top of this entire scam. >> sean: all right, the circus is coming to town. we've got elephants, with that crazy people everywhere. all right, thank you both. when we come back, senator lindsey graham is here. he says impeachment is dead on arrival in the u.s. senate. he will explain how and why. that and more on this busy, breaking news, impeachment eve. the circus is coming to the swamp edition of "hannity." ews,. the circus is coming to the the circus is coming to the swamp addition of "hannity val, vern... i'm off to college and i'm not gonna be around... i'm w

public opinion polls, marquette law school just had one that says the public confidence in the court as an institution is dramatically higher, quite what congress is in the three times what the white house is. public' confidence ins the courts as an institution is still high, but that is crucial that it stays high. they are really concerned because they do not have armies to assert their decisions. >> we have some more questions over here. yes. >> hi. i want to turn to this question about the pejorative words about expanding the supreme court. at some of the democratic candidates have been talking about. last time, i remember it being tried in a serious fashion, back in the 1930's, it got shot down oftty quickly even those president roosevelt had huge majorities in both houses of congress. what do you think is behind this time and how do you think the supreme court reacts, or do they react at all to this talk about expansion of the corporate >> well -- of the court. >> well, they hated. -- hate it. that is one thing. think -- these are politicians. what do you expect? as long as ther

a marquette university poll concluding support for impeachment dropping by four points in the swing statethe important state of wisconsin. a politico poll showed support for impeachment is declining nationwide. interest in the impeachment charade has even dipped among democratic voters. look at your screen. the 31 members of congress now representing those swing districts.pay close attention. those names right there, that the president carried in 2016, these guys are in full panic mode. as republican groups now plan to plaster these districts with multimillion dollar ad buys over the thanksgiving weekend, you know, when football is running et cetera. so-called moderate democrats they are begging their party leadership for help. here's the great irony, though. in all of this, the schiff show, ironically, they actually helped pay for these ads as americans showed that they have had enough from this compromised corrupt congenital liar. and a they have been donating record amounts of money to help the president and help republican candidates. he is paying for this. thank you. i guess we have

. >> as he enters, one poll from the marquette law school, they did match up to the four leading candidatescrats are falling back a little. all four of, the top four leading candidates behind trump. another factoid, 18 point difference for pete buttigieg. go to the next one, look how donald trump won wisconsin in 2016, he won by .06%. theoretically, democrats added another candidate and they may not need that right now. >> that's true, beware of forecast bag poll. anyone who tells you donald trump won't be competitive in swing states are not telling you something good. the big problem democrats had in swing states, not only that they hemorrhaged white voters and failed to turn out a significant portion of their base. if they're able to do both this coming time they can win and if not they can lose. this is idle speculation on our point. >> michael, final 15 seconds. >> i would say i think democrats should beware of going after michael bloomberg for money. he came from a middle class family and bloomberg stands a strong chance of being around this coming tuesday. >> apologize to you both for

with begin with impeachment, the marquette university law school poll was conducted through sunday sonly includes the opening week of the impeachment hearings but the numbers are significant because just 40% of registered wisconsin voters now believe donald trump should be impeached and removed from office. 53% disagree. back in october '44% said the president should be impeached and removed, 51% disagreed and it is notable that more independents are standing behind the president moving on to the head to head 2020 matchups, donald trump leads former vice president biden 47%-44% is a big swing because in august biden led 51-42%. mister trump also leads bernie sanders 48-45% and elizabeth warren 48%-43% and the president has a big lead over pete buttigieg, 47-39. the director of the poll says one of the big take aways is whether it is impeachment or voter preference republicans are showing more support for trump and democrats are less supposed to the president and there is the new npr pbs marist poll which shows when it comes to impeachment the overwhelming majority of americans across

that's in wisconsin and that's according to the marquette law school poll.t comports with the vibe that you're getting through your reporting? >> there's less support for removing president trump from office than there is for the impeachment inquiry. when i talk to voters here, there's a willingness to hear you know what happens in this inquiry and what they find out. there seems to be less enthusiasm for the idea of removing the president from office. but overall i also don't get the sense that the impeachment issue is top of mind for a lot of voters that i talk to here. >> terry madonna from the commonwealth of pennsylvania, give me the lay of the land. >> well michael, the lay of the land in franklin and marshall college poll just recently released, 57% of pennsylvania voters do support the inquiry. but only 21% of republicans do. 85% of democrats do. as the other folks have indicated. there's huge, huge polarization with democrats overwhelmingly supporting it. and republicans underwhelmingly supporting it. and the new york times siena college survey just

. >> john king, a new poll out of wisconsin asked voters about the impeachment inquiry from marquettew school, do you favor impeaching and removing the president and 40% favor and 53%, majority of wisconsin voters, very important battleground state, 53% oppose. and this question struck me from the poll, did president trump ask ukraine to investigate his political rivals, 52% yes, 29% say no. that is just a fact. president trump asked ukraine to investigate his political rivals. that is not an opinion. that is just a fact. and yet you have 29% of the voters in wisconsin saying no, that didn't happen. >> and the president's hard core is around 33%. so welcome to tribal america. if the president said gray on a red day, 29% will say it is gray. that is the world we live in unfortunately and worse for democratic arguments too. we live in a tribal world. the 53% saying no is a bit of a warning to the democrats that they are on -- this is precarious political ground. >> they don't want that. trump removed from office. >> they've decided to do this and nationally the polls are divided and sup

two sprays came out there was a marquette poll from wisconsin showing support for impeachment dropped since october. donald trump leading all the democrats in wisconsin and the gallup poll 90% of republicans approve of the president 57% approve on the economy if you are a republican congressman or senator and trying to figure out did this move me today and then you see this here you he see where the people and the party is, you're having a hard time doing anything other than what you've been doing which is basically the political equivalent of two mules fighting over a turnip. >> i agree with that. i saw -- when i watched will hurd testify an independent minded republican taking on the president, he is retiring a former intel person, and he -- it's chlorfrom his questions he is looking for a way to exkulp eight the president or at least find ground to stand on because he is voting no on impeachment. i think in has been -- the goal of the republicans is different than the goal of democrats. said it last night. democrats are trying to prove a case here. and republicans are trying to mak

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a marquette law school poll found 40% favor impeachment and removal. that's down 4% since october.e bring in the co-chair of the caucus. always good to have you. thanks for your time. >> good to be here. >> do those poll numbers from wisconsin concern you? >> not really. that was an outlier. even the most recent national poll is completely different. all the changes are within the margin of error. they oversample republicans versus democrats. there are weird anomalies in the poll, like corey booker was the only democrat beating donald trump. i think the national polling we're seeing including the stuff that just came out still showing 50% support impeachment and removal from office. even more important, craig, is the gap among women is really growing, like 61% of women. since 1980 more women have voted than men, that's going to be big in wisconsin and a lot of other swing states. >> as you travel your district, congressm congressman, your constituents, are they talking to you about impeachment? is that one of their top priorities? >> i did a bunch of town halls, about six. impeachm

for one thing, the polls are turning in the president's favor, you got the marquette poll in wisconsinnsin polls. you got the emerson poll, which is a nationwide poll, which actually shows trump's favorability going up. and i just think the people out there don't think this investigation is fair. they know that only democrat witnesses werezbfóÑ allowed to called. none of the witnesses. >> some of them were in deep calls. there were some witnesses. >> as a matter of fact, here's what happened. there were three witnesses that democrats asked for and republicans asked for. those three witnesses. >> fair enough. >> got called. none of the witness that were exclusively called by the republicans were asked and you know you asked a question about the whistleblower and so chairman schiff has decided that it wouldn't be beneficial to his case. well, it might be beneficial if some of the republicans were allowed to cross examination this person. so, it's totally inadequate. >> i understand you disagree with my premise. let me put up what peggy noonan said. she's no?q  liberal. here's her take o

the american people out there, the marquette poll in wisconsin showed only 41% of the people and whenook at it by state they are sitting there going why are we not focused on u.s. mca, on hong kong, on china, on what's going on in syria, on infrastructure, and prescription the american people and particularly nancy pelosi had these 31 democrats and when these districts that we won in 18, she said never mention impeachment. the american people do not support this and the more information comes out and the opportunity cost -- maria: she doesn't want them to mention the words. >> by the way at the dinner the other night, go back and look at why is elizabeth warren not talking about it? why is mayor pete not talking about it? because they understand it from an audience who doesn't like trump to talk about tacking their time, what nancy pelosi has allowed schiff to do is over the christmas holidays force a constitutional crisis that will suck all of the oxygen out of the room. we will not do u.s. mca, we will not do infrastructure, we will not do prescription drugs. maria: and they don't w

by a 52 to 44% margin, swing state voters opposed to impeachment but since the hearing started, a marquette poll shows that opposition to impeachment expanded from a seven-point margin to a 13-point margin in wisconsin. as we get more polls coming out soon, i suspect we will have a similar result they are. >> dana: of the reasons is we have some headlines just from across the media here with vulnerable democrats by the impeachment onslaught, the left shrugging at impeachment, regretful democrats, democrats are fretting, and that the impeachment strategy is an unforced error by democrats. one of the things that is going to happen this week and i was just looking at some of these numbers, the republicans are awash with funding. plenty of money to go around and they are deciding to spend a lot of money on ads this week targeting those democrats in the house that represent districts that president trump won 2016 and they are pretty well overspent. they are not going to be able to handle this onslaught, so they are telling their leadership we are under major attack and we are going to war with v

you get 1 to 2 feet of snow west of marquette into the u.p. of michigan.powerful storm across the west coast bringing more rain and wind and snow to the area. coastal flooding across southern california possible. 1 to 3 feet of snow into the sierra and southern cascades. thursday, thanksgiving across the northeast, wind gusts could reach 50 miles per hour. >> let's take a look at the situation in the air. already hundreds of today's flights have been canceled. if you have to fly today, tsa has some tips for you. >> of course they say get to the airport early. two hours for domestic flights, three for international. know which foods should be packed. solid foods like desserts, stuffing, casseroles, can go in carry-on bags. >> liquids like cranberry sauce, gravy, and wine should be in checked luggage. the mytsa app has a complete list. cranberry sauce is a liquid? >> is it? >> i guess. >> green beans, tomatoes, potatoes, you name it. >>> now to the impeachment inquiry. new details emerging on what president trump knew and when he knew it. >> the president sl

a focus on a new poll from wisconsin, the marquette university survey shows 40% of registered votersat state favor impeaching trump but 53% oppose it. how do democrats win back any support for impeachment in states that the president sees as key for his reelection just like this one? >> it's a good hard question but i think the bottom line is that we should never have been proceeding on this on the basis of polling. i think we realize that many of our front line members, people who could ee i will -- who won close elections last time and could lose the next time. in virginia people have come forward because they honor their oath of office, they want to do the right thing not the political thing. we don't want to be putting our finger up in the wind and say are we winning the polling battle. i think we felt all along if we could get to the truth, whatever the truth s then the american people will be with us. >> how about your constituents, what are they saying? >> well, i had a town hall meeting in dc williams high school in alexandria the other night, we had 400 people show up. i thi

marquette university poll shows the support for the impeachment has dropped in the great swing state of wisconsin. political poll shows that voter support for impeachment is declining nationwide. now there are 330 million americans, just a tiny, welcome a minor fraction have tuned into this schiff a sham show and these hearings and for good reason. here is a reaction to all of us, new york, new york, congresswoman elise stefanik, by the way, she comes out of these hearings in my mind a new star of the republican house of representatives. >> thank you. >> sean: minority whip steve scalise. congresswoman, i bought a few of these hearings come i do not know a lot about you. i got to say, phenomenal job, and thank you for all that you've done. >> thank you. >> i have focused on these facts. it is clear with every day that goes by that democrats' case for impeachment is grumbling. adam schiff has been an abjectch failure, and again, the facts remain the same. ukraine got the eight, there was no quid pro quo, and there was no investigation into the bidens. in fact, the only investigations

the poll that you showed earlier, the marquette poll, that was done through november 17th, before allst week's testimonies. so, yes, the democrats have some more work to do to bring out all of this information. but honestly, if we don't think that intervening in an election, that causing a foreign government to intervene in an election to tilt the election in the president's favor is not a violation of his oath of office, then what is impeachable?! >> do you think it's impeachable, though? >> absolutely, i think it's impeachable! you don't think so! >> i don't think -- that they have not made -- >> -- asking a foreign country to interfere in our most secret process. >> they have not made the case to the american people. >> and that's fine. >> one at a time. >> but in the abstract, do you think that if it were proven -- which i think it has been, you may no -- but if it were proven that a country was asked by our president to interfere in our most sacred process, to tilt the election in his favor, that that's not impeachable? >> that's -- >> i -- >> that's not what -- >> it's absolutel

n gabe roth will share the findings of a new marquette law school poll about opinions of the u.s. supreme court. journal" liveton at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. journal" mugs are available as c-span's new online store. see all of the c-span products. here is a look at airline coverage tuesday. , fbi director christopher wray joins other intel officials for a senate homeland security hearing on domestic threats. backspan2, the senate is at 10 :00 a.m. eastern to consider judicial nominations for the u.s. court of federal claims and the ninth circuit court of appeals. a senate judiciary subcommittee takes a look at cyber threats and preventing data breaches. that gets underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern. a three-judge panel ruled unanimously against president trump's efforts to keep certain financial records, including his tax returns, private. the federal appeals court heard oral arguments in trump v. vance on october 23. it concerns the subpoena for the president's financial documents unrelated to the impeachment inquiry. this is 50 minutes. >> [indiscernible] >> goo

wisconsin, according to the marquette poll, the majority of people think we are on the right track. if you look at employment, we are on the right track. if you look at labor, we are on the right track. if you look at growing economy, we are on the right track. our biggest issue is developing a labor force we can accommodate all the growth we are in a good position. we will not raise taxes, especially property taxes and the fuel tax. he has to go through the finance committee, which i can assure you we will not raise taxes on you. rep. sensenbrenner: representative? >> just a clarification, the budget is done on a biannual process, so every two years. there would be no tax increases that would be a surprise next year. also, our governor does not control it per se. it goes through the legislative process of the senate and assembly. as you heard from the senator, we are not increasing any taxes. there should be no surprises next year on the gas tax. rep. sensenbrenner: sandy from germantown. >> thank you for holding this meeting today. i guess i go back to the impeachment and i do hav

we have made a lot of decisions on the behalf of wisconsin. , according to the marquette poll. the majority of people think we are on the right track. look at employment, we are on the right track. if you look at labor we are on the right track. issue right now is developing a labor force that we can accommodate all this growth. we are in a good position and we will not raise taxes, especially property taxes and fuel taxes. he has to go through the finance committee. we will not raise taxes on you. the budget is done on a biannual process. that's every two years. there would be no tax increases that would be a surprise next year. also, the governor does not change the strings per se. it does go to the legislative process to the senate and assembly. as you heard from a senator, we are not increasing any taxes. there should be no supplies is next year on a gas tax. , mistynsenbrenner: sandy way germantown. sandy: thank you for holding this meeting today. i do have a comment on the impeachment. my understanding is the closed-door hearings were part of a discovery period to decide

so one of our -- one of the organizations that we work with inios marquette university and that pridesjust in books but in morals and we wanted to take an afternoon and use that to look at how we use our entertainment to make a better place in the world. it turned into a week. and it's turn into a global event. we have a woman jayna kai coming from uganda and worked with child soldiers and having a presence at nyu and going to milwaukee tomorrow and then have the rest of the week of the events. so this is incredible. as someone blessed in life it is an opportunity to climb another mountain and figure out what i can do for communities rather than just continue to be blessed, how do you take the blessings and use them in a city very important to me. >> so where do you focus your energy? let's take milwaukee. is it education or crime, where do you want to focus in on? >> social justice, it is not one thing. we're looking at human trafficking, at housing inequality and criminal justice reform. when we look at social justice and think it is just something for you or me, we miss the fact tha

candidates tonight -- when you look at the polls, we had a poll that was a sobering poll today from marquette it talked about the swing state of wisconsin. what it showed was that donald trump is either running even or ahead in these swing states. we know we have a battle on our hands and so we know that the top candidates in this race have a chance to beat donald trump, but at the end of the day alexander will tell you this and i will tell you this as well, we have to unify and we have to have a candidate we can all unify around. i think all of the candidates did a great job of talking about that, talking about those issues and >> so you'll take almost any of them? >> i'll take 90% of the of the field. that's not bad. >> when you talk about what we heard from ambassador sondland, what we have heard in terms of testimony, what are republicans saying about it? what are you hearing? >> i think republicans are thinking some of the hearing was not good and some of it actually turned out well for them. i think they liked what morrison- to say. they liked what volker- to say. i do think sondland wa

and then, the executive director will share the findings of a new marquette law school poll on public understanding and opinions of the u.s. supreme court. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. earlier today, the chair of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, spoke to reporters about the impeachment inquiry. he discussed the release of the first transcripts from the closed-door depositions and said the foreign administrations who failed to appear before the committee would be considered further evidence of the white house obstructing -- obstructing congress. from the capital, this is 15 minutes. chair schiff: good morning. today we had additional scheduled depositions with the

lakes and then as we move into round two, sunday into monday, look at some of these totals, from marquetteate. hazardous driving conditions a real mess going into early next week >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. in walnut creek we've seen clouds drifting by, but mostly clear here. our temperatures warm up in the upper 70s. it's going to take a while before the clouds clear away from san francisco and may linger for half moon bay. that'll keep the temperatures cooler there for this afternoon. and then for the inland areas over the next few days, our weather pattern is set on repeat. we're looking at low 80s from tomorrow throughout the weekend. >> best time of the day coming up. >> what is it. >> "popstart." >> it's the time of the morning we all wait for. >> "popstart" is on, we'll start with lindsey vonn, the olympic skier has had a career full of the highest highs and has had to overcome some brutal injuries and now we're getting a look at the trailer of a new documentary that focuses on the last year of as a competitive skier and all the drama that entails. >> it's expecte

that's going to set up lake-effect snow, especially from marquette. cadillac, cleveland, buffalo, seeing about three to six inches of snow. generally rest one to three inches. savannah and hoda, this is kind of the appetizer. we've got a main course of major winter weather coming early next week. back to you guys. >> al, thank you. >>> there are new questions this morning in that horrific shooting in mexico that left three american women and six of their children dead. police are now trying to determine if the victims were targeted or if this was the case of mistaken identity. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest from tucson, arizona where some of the youngest victims are still in the hospital this morning. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the five children who were shot and survived and recovering out of surgery here in tucson, this as mexican authorities face more pressure to arrest the gunmen. returning to the crime scene of the roadside ambush this morning top military officials in mexico say t

marquette poll released wednesday says folks in your state of wisconsin are actually split as to whetheromething, quote, seriously wrong in his dealings of ukraine. 42% believe he did something seriously wrong, 38% don't. what does this say about the political makeup of wisconsin which, of course, as you know, could determine the 2020 race? >> we're a purple state. you look at our election results and you know that. one thing i would point out in that poll is that we also had, among independents, majority people who all know that he did something he's not supposed to. i think the real question are what are the consequences of it? there's an outlier among other polls. we're a state that everyone will be watching in 2020. we're definitely a swing state. i think what's most important to people and what they care about is what the president is doing in not bringing jobs back to america, really devastating the rural economy, the farmers here, 1600 dairy farmers have closed since donald trump became president, directly related to the actions of the president via his tweets, tariffs and address

bismarck, marquette, chicago, 10 to 20 degrees below average. into thursday, look at this, buffalo, 11 degrees below average, dallas 7 degrees cooler than usual, denver 38, 8 degrees cooler. this weekend we've got chilly air. friday, 44 in new york city, warms up to 50 by sunday 62 by sunday, even st. louis, 39 degrees, warming up to about 50 by saturday. that's what's going on around >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, a lot of sunshine in the south bay, but we have seen fog drifting across the peninsula. all of that clears out today, we're going to warm it up, along the coast in san francisco, staying in the upper 60s for our high, going into the next several days, the weather will stay on repeat. >>> don't forget if you're heading out the door, siriusxm, channel 108. the today radio channel on siriusxm >>> how about pop start. >> move over jennifer aniston, matthew mcconaughey is the newest celebrity to join instagram. he decided it's time to join the photo sharing network. so far he has one post it's a video, and it's him revealing his slight j