in arizona, between martha mcsally and martelli, and each race will be like that. how the president is doing in a particular state, whether he wins or loses will have an impact, but each candidate also has an opportunity, the necessity of defining themselves and defining their opponent and that will be a key issue that drives voter decisions at the end of the day. the president, they will make a separate vote on whether to retain the president under that depends on who the democrats nominate, but the choices of senate will also be between two distinct individuals. it is very different from the house where house races tend to be very affected by what is going on at the top of the ticket. leah: one of the effects of impeachment, even if it is not top of mind for voters in november, even if something else happens between now and then that is more pertinent to voters, it does seem to be driving polarization in the electorate, which does make it seem like there could be less ticket splitting than there was in 2016 when there wasn't a lot of ticket splitting in 2016 or 2

martha mcsally saw it -- whether it was just her instinct to say you're a liberal hack, but the fact that they tweeted it out in her campaign that somebody in the trump campaign thought, this is great stuff, we'll retweet that, it was a stunt and it was -- it really isn't right. obviously manu is a highly respected reporter. democrats will tell you that as well as republicans. but that is beside the point. what if this is another example of republicans lashing out at the institution of the media and hurting the institution, especially at a time we are going through, as a country, something that is a last resort, something like impeachment, where there are witnesses. and if she took the oath, whether she was elected or not, she's going to have to answer questions, whether it's from a reporter or in trial. >> i think there is significance in this, whether mcsally just had a bad moment. she then doubled down by tweeting it out, and then the trump war room tweeted out, attacking cnn. there was nothing liberal about this question. david perdue, who is a strong ala ally, just answered t do

that's what senator mcsally called manu.rnalist and a good human being and nice person. he's incredibly polite asking public officials questions that they often do not want to be asked. but you know what, they're public officials. that's part of their job. and by the way, the question that he asked, it wasn't exactly what sarah palin used to like to call a gotcha question, which weren't gotcha questions at all. should the senate consider new evidence as part of the impeachment trial? ah, wow. if you can't answer that question, maybe you shouldn't have been elected to the senate. but oh -- sorry. martha mcsally actually wasn't elected to the senate. she actually tried to get elected, but she lost, i forgot that. she lost actually to a democrat. she only has the privilege of walking the halls of the senate and calling others a hack because she was appointed to the job by the governor of arizona to fill the seat left vacant when john kyl, temporarily filling the seat of the late senator john mccain, retired. now, i didn't know

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senator mcsally is not apologizing nor should she good morning!no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. york. now back to sean hannity. ♪ ♪ >> sean: animosity between the fake news media conservatives is now reaching a fevered pitch. last night we played tape of senator martha mcsally shutting down a fake news cnn reporter. in case you missed it it's a good moment. take a look. >> senator mcsally should the senate consider new evidence as part of the impeachment trial. >> you are a liberal hack. i'm not going to talk to you. >> you are not going to comment. >> you are a liberal hack. >> sean: following the exchange fake news cnn was thrown into a unhinged melted down. take a look. >> wow

that, that insult from senator mcsally. we'll get into why she's dodging questions and cracking the attention code. have the 2020 dems figured out how to do it. john favreu is joining me live. on this sunday, a few questions, here is the three-year anniversary of donald trump's inauguration. what happens when a president can't handle the truth? what happens when the best information does not reach the president or the public because the information angers him or contradicts his opinions? what happens when the president mislead voters at such a rapid rate? what happens when people don't care about it and others just check out? what happens when members of the president saying he's dangerously uninformed. what happens when the president tries to make his own reality and had a network to back him up and do it. what happens when he buys into conspiracy theories about his opponents that were fed by the network and the people he trusts? what happens when he attempts to shake down a foreign government as a result of the informatio

in arizona, between martha mcsally and mark kelly, and in other races it will be like that. the president's numbers, how he is doing in a particular state, whether he wins or loses, the state will have an impact for certain, but each candidate also has an opportunity, a necessity to find themselves -- to define themselves or an opponent. that will drive voters. the present, they will make a separate vote on to retain the president. the choice of senate will also be between two distinct individuals. it's different from the house, house races tend to be very much affected by the top of the ticket. the consequences of impeachment, even if it is not top of mind in november, or something happens that is more pertinent to voters, it seems to be driving polarization in the electorate, which makes it seemed there could be even less ticket splitting. >> i don't think you're going to electorate toe changing votes, but there is still a significant group that looks at individual races and casts votes based on differences between the candidates. i think at the end of the day, you can say

mcsally is far behind with 7 million.ast hour, mcsally appeared on fox news. >> do you regret what you said? >> no, laura, i do not. and i said it again actually as i went in. you're a liberal hack, buddy. as you know, these cnn reporters, many of them around the capital, they are so biased. they are so in cahoots with the democrats. they so can't stand the president and they run around trying to chase republicans and ask trapping questions. >> with us for more tonight is tamara keith, white house correspondent for npr. tamara, first off here, manu is one of those few reporters who is well liked by, i guess we can exclude the arizona senator. but well liked by the vast majority of people on the hill who serve there and cover the news there. second, for a senator who once marketed herself as a moderate republican, as a kind of cautious conservative, this is a new look and i guess she's taking the chance that this will sell back in arizona. >> well, you know, manu raju had something of a hallway in the capital bromance with

the president, he was certainly pleased with the mcsally moment.terrific and asked a very fair and polite question. >> senator mcsally, should the senate consider new evidence as part of the impeachment trial. that was the question. >> and he did it in the hallways, and he did it in a polite way. instead, she called him a liberal hack and, yes, within hours was fund-raising off of the exchange. the president, as we saw yesterday in the oval office, he is obviously very upset to the proceedings. the white house has been, to hans' point and to what david was saying, the idea of trying to counter the program. he doesn't want to just cede the spotlight to them. part of their plan is to have him on the road both rallies here at home, but also abroad. davos is sort of an odd fit for him. he has been, once before as president. i think there is speculation this trip may fall apart between now and when he's supposed to depart, but they like the idea of him on the world stage throughout all of this. next month, they're considering a trip to india, as well, w

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they are all worked up about martha mcsally. says that to a reporter from a more conservative leaning network somehow it doesn't matter. how come in. >> we are almost exactly to the day three years from the trump administration. and the media is acting like they are in their terrible 2s. they spend three years pushing a bogus russian narrative. they cam per him to hitler and mussolini. then they have call trump supporters rubes. then they don't have the courage to apologize. don lemon comes out and said i was too busy laughing, i didn't hear it. well we madder it and we say the and we are not likely to forget it anytime soon. trish: he said he couldn't quite hear. there is a theme going on. they can't hear at cnn. they like to blame technical difficulties. but i think it has something to do with the fundamentals of not hearing or listening to america. they are so much in a bubble that they are not listening somewhat people think and feel and the concerns of every day americans. their ratings are challenged, just as the democrats

it's a hard call for someone like mcsally. about how much of a harder call it is for susan collins. >> the arizona senator appoint to the office went on the attack when a cnn reporter dared to ask her if they should hear evidence. >> should the senate consider new evidence? >> you're a liberal hack. i'm not going to talk to you. >> i guess she didn't see the camera. within hours however mcsally running to keep her seat was out there fundraising off that little incident. in an interview with fox she was asked if she regretted the insult to the reporter. >> no, laura, i do not. and i said it again, actually, as i went in. i said you're a liberal hack. they're so biassed. they are so in ka hoots with the democrats. they can't stand the president and they run around trying to chase republicans and ask trapping questions. i'm a fighter pilot. i called it like it is. >> but mcsally, the senator, wasn't quite prepared to call it like it is when the host, good for her, loriling ram flipped the script. >> what about the question, do yo

he asks mcsally, do you through we should call witnesses?job. >> dana: they have to answer on tuesday. >> jesse: they're answering questions from the democratic perspective. >> dana: maybe they have beats. maybe they have an issue. maybe he said something and she continued to carry it. he knows and every reporter that works in that gaggle knows that you have to have an explosive bite in order to get on. they do that all day long. they chase people around and every interaction doesn't get on. something like that is. it's lonely and tough especially when other people gang up on you. it's a win-win for everyone. >> jesse: you think this is good for manu? >> it's good. his friends at cnn get to cry and how dare they! they act so offended. people in arizona are like i didn't know she had it in her. good for her. probably have the same level of frustration. i've seen joe biden be so disrespectful to peter doocy. i think sometimes peter doocy asks questions and he knows the vice president will get upset with him. >> jesse: but if joe puts one finge

coming up, was senator mcsally write about manu raju, or just mean? later in the show, we reveal the evidence that shows the bias. up next -- this is like a running joke with these earrings falling off, tell you about that later. democrats think that if a new against trump. shady character named lev parnas. my next guest say not so fast. stossel, hemingway, and york explain why the left supposedly silver bullets are really planks. stay there. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ >> laura: well, the resistance thinks it has two shiny new silver bullets to take down trump. the phrases lev parnas, the shady ukrainian former associate of rudy giuliani who is the talk of a town after his interviews on msnbc and cnn and others. >> stunning new allegations emerged that associate of rudy giuliani directly implicates trump. >> it's hard to conceive of a more relevan

was mcsally right about manu raju?evidence next.au ix .. >> for months, adam schiff's hatchet man and the favorite reported the dems the president, according to the federalist this came from leaks, fusion gps cofounder didn't take sources for dossier and trump, exclusive top aides, there's a lot more. more than a dozen that all went one way, against trump. that's all the time we have tonight, you be the judge of that one. shannon bream, take it from here. >> it is official, the senate is sworn in pledging to be impartial jurors and impeachment of donald trump. whether witnesses will be called, what republican stephen collins are saying about how he plans to vote. a bombshell report about the impeachment drama, comey reportedly investigated for use of leaks of classified information to the media.

they're afraid. >> mcsally, what she did to manu was despicable. the best reporters i've ever worked with. he is one of the fairest people i have ever met. turning him into a fund raising gimmick, i understand she thinks it's clever but it's actually just pretty degrading to a separate institution in our democracy. you saw elise do it. mcsally is in a tough race. she is willing outraised in terms of money. she believes it is better to lash her fortunes to the president. so i think she's a unique case, but i think there are a lot of senators who are wary of the tweet. i think that susan collins is the opposite. i think it's really interesting that she after hearing from parnas when you talk about what nancy pelosi did accomplish by delaying these articles, it has created a space for more to emerge publicly. but for collins, and you know. she's in a tough race. she's got a tough seat to see that mitch mcconnell is prese e preserving. he's going to listen to her in ways he might not listen to other senators. we know mcconnell doesn't want witnesses. w

howie: mcsally did not back off in sit-down with laura engram. >> senator, do you regret what you said, i do not and i said it again, actually as i went in. these cnn reporters, but many of them around the capitol, they are so bias. >> what about the question, do you want witnesses? do you want witnesses yes or no, why aren't are you telling us? >> we will vote on tuesday to start the trial and let them present the -- >> how are you going to vote on the motion for more witnesses? >> we are going to get to that. >> mcsally who is fundraising off the incident still didn't answer the question and while cnn's attacks may be over the top, he was just doing his job. >> laura logan covered wars around the world on president trump and iran and concluded the media are mostly liberal and later the press laying out the angry spat between bernie and these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing

i think mcsally is or was appropriate.s a calculation all these politicians, i think, are thinking one step ahead, and the fact that she's followed up with t-shirts thinks hey this is a political abandonment, this is going to get me re-elected. was it coming from the heart originally? yeah, i think so. it's no different than when trump calls the liberal media fake news, so i see it now, all around. i seen in fact i've seen websites saying that the last debate that cnn hosted wasn't, they didn't quite say it wasn't partisan enough. they didn't quite make the democratic talking points that they should have made, so i feel her anger. i think she's on the right on this one. >> here is the part of gary's commentary that i agree with. he said it's a calculation, and i think that it's a real shame that the calculus has changed, because david, i think that it's a dead serious problem, when we americans can't disagree with each other without insulting each other and as an example, we like to have fun with this on this program. i di

so congratulations appointed senator mcsally. i'm sure the money's going to flow in, you may get a bump in the polls, and you may win. but look at the company you are now in, and look how far you have come. you were once a profile in courage. you're now a profile in politics. >>> the news continues. over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> well said. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we are living history, my friends. president trump is on trial. the senate took an oath to do its impartial best today. the question is, can they honor that oath if they don't have witnesses and examine the record of fact? let's take a look tonight at what they may try to avoid. the damning details offered by trump co-member lev parnas. what do you say? let's get after it. all right. for better or worse, today it begins. senators took an oath swearing to god to do their best to be impartial in trying the case against trump. i'm sad to say that for many, that oath is suspect already and for several reasons. the leader of the right, mcconnell,

mcsally just calls manu raju respected widely on capitol hill by democrats and republicans calls him a nasty name. >> yeah, a prize winning excellent journalist, and what she does is attack the media in this case, she is under the gun, she'll have a tough re-election, people like susan collins also a tough re-election, susan collins has answered this question saying she would be open to witnesses. i think the question for all of the folks on the senate side, the republicans, people like lamar alexander, people like mitt romney, all whom have said they're open to witnesses, i think the question is which witnesses, are they talking about bolton, are they talking about hunter biden? are they talking about joe biden because they're obviously -- there is a desire from republicans to have those folks, the bidens testify as well. certainly donald trump would love to see that. so that's the question. they seem open to witnesses, there is going to be a question going forward of is it going to be all the people or just the people that the democrats want people like bolton, people like pompeo,

. >>> arizona senator martha mcsally lashed out at cnn's manu raju thursday.he called him a liberal hack after he asked her a noncontroversial question about impeachment. >> senator mcsally, should the senate consider new evidence as part of the impeachment trial? >> you're a liberal hack, i'm not talking to you. >> penal frankly were shocked by her reaction and many are calling for her to apologize, but she's standing by her remark.inraction on her twitter earning her the full support of the white house. it's still unclear whether mcsally will vote in favor of more witnesses in the senate trial. she gave this vague answer last night on fox. >> what about manu raju's question, do you want witness? >> what i want is a fair trial. >> you can call me a conservative hack, but do you want a witness, yes or no? >> because we're going to vote on tuesday to start the trial and let them present the -- >> how are you going to vote on the motion for more witnesses? >> we're going to get to that. >> it's a pretty easy question, senator. >> i think we're going to proceed f

what can't mcsally handle? what can't mcconnell handle? the facts. in fact, there's a chance that this senate will be the first to refuse to accept the facts delivered from the house, but they also may refuse to access the facts themselves through witnesses. how can you do your job then? what are the criticisms of the case? there are two, all right. now we will look at them, and we will see what it's really about. a senior member of what's really the resistance, people on the right insisting on resisting their duty under law. representative mark meadows, i ask him on the show all the time, and he is welcome to make his case, but today he took to twitter saying -- "no underlying crime, no firsthand witnesses, game over." no firsthand witnesses? representative meadows, meet lev parnas. if you're looking for allegations, crimes from someone who was there who says he was part of all the wrongdoing, there's your boy. he says he was part of everything that was wrong. that the president knew, the vice president knew. you don't know him? funny, that's what t

mcsally, mr. menendez. mr. merkley, mr. moran, ms. murkowski, mr. murphy. ms. murray, mr. paul, mr. perdue, mr. peters. mr. portman, mr. reed, mr. risch, mr. roberts. mr. romney, ms. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. rubio. mr. sanders, mr. sasse, mr. schatz, mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida, mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen, mr. shelby. ms. sinema, ms. smith, ms. stabenow, mr. sullivan. mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. toomey. mr. udall, mr. van hollen, mr. warner, ms. warren. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. >> the minorit majority leader is recognized. administered as soon as possible. >> the proclamation. >> all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to statesate of the united articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> on my behalf and that of the distinguished democratic leader, i'm about to propound several unanimous consent request that will assist with the organization of the next steps of these proceedi

the trump campaign war room tweeted, three cheers for martha mcsally, donate now.ake of this? >> one word, re-election. >> she's never been elected, though. >> she's worried. >> she's appointed. so she is worried. she is worried about 2020. she's trying exactly that. >> you think she picked a fight with that reporter? that was a reasonable question. he wasn't snarky. >> no, absolutely not. >> i think it's certainly behavior unbecoming for sure. look, you are an elected official, more importantly, are you a united states senator. and so, what this says to me is that senators like mcsally feel that they need to show their behinds like donald trump does every day and get down in the ugly and think that that's going to be, somehow cool and keeps their base htight to them. but your election is in trouble. she knows it. this will fund raise off it. there is applause back in very small corners, but the broader electorate she has to face this november when her opponent is playing this videotape over and over again and saying, is this really what we want in washington? what

and it's worth pointing out, as amanda said, it appears she lost her cool but martha mcsally doubled down with a tweet, basically saying, yeah, i meant what i said and here's the video and then also team trump, the campaign tweeted applauding her for this ridiculous comment she made against my colleague for asking a fair question to her, saying three cheers for martha mcsally, and directing people to give money to her campaign, as was mentioned she is up for a tough election fight in arizona. president trump has endorsed her. it's also worth mentioning, though, that she essentially blamed trump, among other factors, for losing in her last election fight for the senate in arizona. so no surprise, though, that team trump is applauding what she said. but as you pointed out, don, it was a pretty despicable comment. >> mark kelly, i would imagine, got a few dollars as well for people who were turned off, that's her opponent. i imagine he got donations from people who are -- for that despicable comment. >>> amanda, we also saw a new statement from senator susan collins trying to explain an

mcsally, mr. menendez. mr. merkley, mr. moran, ms. murkowski, mr. murphy. mrs. murray, mr. paul, mr. perdue, mr. peters. mr. portman, mr. reed, mr. risch, mr. roberts. mr. romney, ms. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. rubio. mr. sanders, mr. sasse, mr. schumer.r. mr. scott of florida, mr. scott ms.the south carolina, shaheen, mr. shelby. ms. sinema, ms. smith, ms. sullivan.mr. mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. toomey. mr. udall, mr. van hollen, mr. warner, ms. warren. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. >> a senator not in the senate chamber at the time the oath was administered, to the other senators, will make that fact known to the chair so the oath may be administered as soon as possible. >> the started in arms will make a proclamation -- the sergeant in arms will make the proclamation. here ye. all persons are committed to keep silent. while he house of exhibiting to the senate articles of impeachment against donald trump, president of the united states. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> for the information the senate, on my behalf and that of the democr

we need to be prepared for it. >> harris: senator martha mcsally, thank you for your service.our perspective. congress back in session amid an ongoing standoff over the impeachment trial. whether both sides of the political aisle will come together to strike a deal on witnesses or will republicans forge ahead without democratic cooperation and make the rules? [alarm beeping] {tires screeching} {truck honking} (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. the three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. remember, you have out the hilton app. can the hilton app help us win? hey, hey-we're all winners with the hilton price match guarantee, alright? man, you guys are adorable! alright, let's go find your coach, come on! book with the hilton app. expect better. expect hilton. $12.99 all you can eat ♪ now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. i want to tell as many veterans near ras possible about newday's va streamline refi. it'

mcsally, i think that she knows she is losing so beginning to be aggressively. so a senator who knows that she will lose in november. >> and desiree, once again we fimd ourselves talking about susan collins and lisa murkowski, republican senators who democrats find themselves again depending on a big priority here. and can democrats count on those votes for witnesses? >> i mean, here is what i'll say. for every senator in this, when they are sworn into office, they take an oath to proikprotect th constitution, not a president or the party but the constitution. and i'm going to give senator murkowski and senator collins the benefit of the doubt to uphold the oath that they toofrk. i think that it is a positive first step to put pressure on mcconnell to not just focus on the time line, but to ally make it as transparent as possible to keep the same energy that they kept with president clinton.ctu make it as transparent as possible to keep the same energy that they kept with president clinton. before i think it is highly unlikely that much can be done from them. i

this is all partisan, but i think rand paul and martha mcsally's, you know, temper tantrums this weeklly showed just how scared republicans are of all of this. what do you think? >> yeah. i agree. they seem to be feeling pressure and maybe they're scared or embarrassed and they have a sense of shame. people don't like to be told you are behaving really, really badly and it's obvious how badly you're behaving and you've behaved better and you say it to their kids and they don't like it and you say it to a senator or imply it to a senator and they don't like it. i agree with that. maybe that shows that there's some chance that a few of them will say wait a second. can the whole party? are they literally going to vote not to hear from someone like john bolton who has volunteered who has said he's willing to testify? the president may stop him and that's an interesting argument when it goes to the chief justice. once the trial is constituted things do change and the house managers make their case and the president's lawyers make their case and the chief justice presides. you don't have a

mcsally was fund-raising off that moment within hours.don't allow this kind of behavior with our kids or our kin. we say it all the time. hey, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. if you can't deal with the argument, shut and up walk away because it's already over for you. here's the problem with it. it's worse than the politics of party over principle. because it is our surrender to anything to do with the facts, anything to do with the law. it's literally this in official form. it's not just attacking the messenger, it's trying to kill the message and pretend it never existed. and that is the most dangerous thing we can face. that's my argument. now one of the largest veterans groups wants the president to apologize. why? diminishing the injuries some of our heroes in iraq. why should he? will he? bolo next. 're a reliable partne. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second

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exhibit "a" here would be arizona senator martha mcsally. listen. >> senator mcsally, should the senate consider new evidence as part of the impeachment trial? >> man, you're a liberal hack. i'm not talking to you. >> you're not going to comment? >> you're a liberal hack, buddy. >> how practiced was that response? >> it is the most basic, pertinent question facing republican senators now. how do i know that? because it was asked again by liberal hack laura ingraham. listen to this. >> what about manu raju's question? do you want witnesses? >> i want a fair trial. >> okay. no, no, no. you can call me a conservative hack. but do you want witnesses yes or no? why aren't you telling us? >> because we're going to vote on tuesday to start the trial and let them present the -- >> how are you going to vote on the motion for more witnesses? >> we're going to get to that. i'm not going to tell everybody what my vote will be. >> it's an easy question. >> i think we're going to proceed forward at that point. >> it's a very easy question. she's a liberal

and pat roberts, martha mcsally.ould mention -- because we do have some incredible people that worked so hard and senators. maybe i'm just being nice because i want their vote. does that make sense i don't want to leave anybody out. hey, congressman, i already got your vote, 196-0, the hell with you. i think i have to mention some senators that are here marsha blackmaburn, where is marsha blackburn great state of tennessee roy blount thank you, roy thank you, roy john bozeman thank you, john. thank you very much. great job. mike brawn, who's become a big fixture on television and doing a great job. shelly more capitalio, thank you, west virginia, great place. senator bill cassidy senator, thank you very much john cornyn. thank you, john. your poll numbers are looking good, john very, very good. you don't have to worry about beto either, do you, john? a great young gentleman and he's been with us right from the beginning, senator tom cotton. where is tom thank you, tom thank you, tom kevin kramer thank you, kevin ted

martha mcsally. great. jerry moran. thank you, jerry. did a great job. a lot of different ways.nother one is james risch. james, fantastic job you do. and mike rounds, where is mike? thank you. he's always there, mike. he's fantastic. tim scott, mr. opportunity zone, i think he's over there fighting. he said just read the transcripts. that's what he's saying. he's great. tom tillis, doing pretty well is what i'm understanding. where's tom? and roger wicker. is there anybody, thank you, roger. roger, is there anybody i didn't introduce? i would like to apologize immediately. where's rick? he's been one of the great. i figured he was over there. rick, why are you not over there, rick? rick scott has been so incredible. great governor of florida. great, great governor. now he's a great senator. thank you very much. the rest of you i don't have to bother with. you know the way it works in life, right? trying to teach you. i want to really thank all of those people and also with us is kevin mccarthy and kevin brady and mike conaway and verne buchanan, steve scalise. they have been in

that is what mcsally is trying to do. a weird thing to do in january. she has to stick with the charade for the next ten months. there will be a short-term game, fox news wanted to talk to her because they think she's a star. she has to keep up the charade for the whole year. is she going to yell at every reporter who asking her a question, insult every member of the press corps who asks her a simple question, like what do you think of impeachment? she's locked in. the demographics in arizona is changing. this would make sense next october or next september, but it seems like a very weird move now. look, this is what some increasingly women republican, who have almost no path of survival in the republican party anymore, members of senate, members of congress, increasingly they're deciding this is their only chance. and just real quickly, you know, they're going to the cupboard. the cupboard is bare and all they see is a container that says liberal media bias and they're going to crack it open and see what happens. it does

minnesota was talking about how the house in her view rushed through this come into senator martha mcsally tweets out a dangerous precedent will be set if we rush through the impeachment with no due process that shuts down the senate for weeks or months to do the houses work. brenda in texas, what did you learn tonight? >> caller: i learned that the house keeps saying nobody is above the law, but yet they have not followed the law in the way that they've handled things and getting the impeachment articles approved before they proceeded with all of this. they keep saying that in order to have a fair trial you have to have documents and witnesses. well, why didn't they get a fair trial in the house? >> host: have you been watching all week? >> caller: i have, yes, sir. i sure have. >> host: any question, but today that you would have asked? >> caller: yes, i would ask that the democratic house, i ifa fair trial is so important to you, why didn't you get our president a fair trial in the house? >> host: that is brenda in texas and thi and desist on in , arizona. >> caller: hello. my question

in mcsally world, oh, she's already seen there are consequences. you lose elections. cory gardner, he's seeing that, too. he's getting pounded right now in the polls. he's upside down. his favorability. joni ernst blath erred a couple days ago on television, said something really stupid, she used her outside voice when she should have kept her thoughts inside and revealed that everything she is doing in this political conspiracy with donald trump where she's parroting every word that donald trump wants her to say proves that this whole exercise has been to slander joe biden, to attack joe biden. so i just wonder if these senators really have vensed themselves that they can shoot somebody on fifth avenue and get away with it. >> that's a long held build he have in trump world that the president doesn't try to win even a news cycle but rather a news moment. what's in front of him. there's never been a long term strategy here. he is president and to this point we expect him to survive this impeachment trial. there is a limit to the consequences that he is has paid but we

mcsally has to worry about that.ing in the general election unless she gets through the republican primary. very different political challenges there for her. and again, you see this with collins, a state clinton won by three points in 2016. in fact the filing deadline hasn't passed for the republican primary. colorado is the bluest state where a republican is up for re-election. gardener running in a state that trump lost by five. you see it with tillis in north carolina, you see it with ernst in iowa, a state that may be closer than it was in 2016. they've got to get through the republican primary to get to the general election and i think it may limit, we'll see, but it has, what they're willing to do. >> it's so interesting, the political dynamics of those ones that look like they could lose. make you wonder why they don't do the right thing. we'll keep watching them. let's bring in another juror in the president's impeachment trial, martin himerich of new mexico. if you could weigh in that there are talks of per