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as we can marks one year since the start of the yellow vests mees mint protest is the now gathering in paris for the 2nd day of celebration police have detained those who want people so far the rallies nationwide on saturday most remained peaceful but not in the french capital. well we're here in central paris and it feels like there's about a few 100 of yellow 1st protesters here and they're being very very loud right now as you can clearly hear and they do have a very good reason for that they're marking their officially they're marking their 1st birthday the 1st birthday of their movement that started here in france and inspired thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people all over the world now today that has been largely peaceful and well more celebratory rather than riot sci fi i might say so also we've seen the police in full riot gear in shopping mall in paris shopping malls because protesters they had promised to occupy one of the trade centers of the for in the french capital and they call that a temple of consumerism some of their chance have been very anti capitalistic

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. >> the nation of mee mexico ist a party here.e court know their position and they are potentially an interested party in any decision the court makes. the fact of the matter is, mexico has another interest that they may not have included so prevalently in the brief, is that a lot of money is flowing from the united states to mexican nationals, back into the economy of mexico. so they're kind of dependent on our immigration system. heather: that's a good point. they say everything always goes back to money. it's not supposed to be the case for the supreme court. what do you think they will do? >> i think the problem is, the trump administration faces a problem. there was a ruling in the census case that liberals will try to expand upon where justice john roberts said look, there has to be reasoned decision making. they say that is an expanded of burden of proof. normally they look at the government action, is it arbitrary and capricious. rolling back certain immigration forms during a time when we have a legitimate immigration cri

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let mee ask you, though. one piece that we haven't addressed could be thess most important piece, which is voters. are there enough a lot of democratic voters who want to see hillary run again? >> what the democratic base losses uniting, unifying figure. right now, the party is completely splintered. you have about 30% in the bernie-/warren wing of the party, 70% who are staunchly against that wing of the party, we sub reports this week of president obama saying that he will step in to make sure that bernie sanders does not get the nomination. for splinterave between joe biden, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, some of the other moderate candidates, there is this idea you just need a uniting factor to bring the desperate aspects together. >> tucker: you mak make auc compelling case. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: whoever wins the democratic nomination will of course take on the president in theen fall. has the party learned anything at all from its loss three years ago? can they even grasp why donald t

. >> mees the babe ruth of lies. >> aaargh-aaargh. >> say the noise causes cancer. >> there is no president a form of breathing, except donald trump. >> nobody's been more transparent pan me. >> than me. >> empirically says a number of things that are completely wrong. >> yes, exactly. >> in recent months it's been about 22 a day. >> trump lies about every conceivable topic, from the weather, to the infamous shark bite. you can't make this up. >> stronger, cheaper. >> trade. >> we're not paying for the tariffs. china is paying for the tariffs. >> that's wrong. >> we wanted to know what is the impact of all of these lies? in the u.s. -- >> research shows that repetition increases the belief in false news. >> on capitol hill -- >> the president a factor in my decision not to run again. >> in science. >> what's at stake? >> lives. >> and the world. >> the president stands up and basically says -- >> what a great outcome. congratulations. >> well, no. that's not the kags. >> american credibility has sbhn re has been shredded. >> most of what he says false until proven to be true. >> i am a cons

. >> i think mee ia is right, thes all these pieces that democrats are putting in place that show you it's not illegal for the president to withdraw his ambassador or to call back his ambassador. that's fully within a president's rights. but if the reason that he did it was to get down the road to making this inappropriate sort of conditionality with the aid and with the white house meeting and the investigations that he wanted, they are going to argue that's bad enough. republicans need to push back. and what we see them doing is giving people, giving voters, the public something to hang their hats on if they want to ex cues this conduct. the aid did eventually flow and the president does have the right to recall an ambassador. i think the issue for democrats is how are they going to move the needle on any of this. because trump's base is so convinced that he did nothing wrong. a lot of other voters in the middle kind of don't know. it's so confuseding and there are so many complexities here. they have to simplify this and boil it down. i think that's why we hear them using words lik

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>> investigations for a up>>mee. >> didga you go speak to the lawyers? >> i certainly did. >> you relayed everything that you just told us. >> he relayed it precisely and more the details of how the meeting had unfolded. i gave a full description of this in my october 14th deposition. >> mr. holmes you testified by late august you had a clear impression that the security assistance hold was somehow connected into the investigations that president trump wanted. how did you conclude -- how did you reach that clear conclusion? >> sir, we had been hearing about the investigations since march. months before. and we had been -- president zelensky-- received a congrat a congratulatory letter from the president, saying he would meet him in may. we had not been able to get that meeting. then thege security hold came u. with no explanation. and i -- i would be surprised if any of the ukrainians -- we discussed earlier, sophisticated people, when they receive no explanation for why that hold was in place, they wouldn't have drawn that oconclusion. >> because theaw

jury selection began today in mee criminal trial of president trump's longtionfidant, roger stone. he arrived at the washington court this morning to face charges stemming from former special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 elecston. e is accused of lying to congress, witness tampering and obstructioof justice. he pled not guilty to those charges in january. if convicted on l counts, he could face up to 20 years in prison. tocks finished relatively flat on wall streay. the dow jones industrial average gained 30 pots to a new record closing high of 27,492. the nasdaq rose point, and the s&p 500 slipped three. d a passing to note: acclaimed novelist ernt j. gaines has died. he was born in segregated louisiana, and did not start his work largely captured black struggle and perseverance in the pre-civil rights era south. gaines received the macarthur genius grant for his 1993 novel "a lesson before dying." he also penned "the autobiography of miss jane pittman" and "a gathering of old men." ernest gaines was 86 years old. still to come on th

now we turn to our experts on this momentous day, pulitzer prize winning offer and historian john mee chum inside the hearing room today and former counsel to the mayor of mork mork and maya wildly. what was important and jumped out to you from your perspective inside the room and how this was being understood across the nation? >> i think what's important is she came across really well as what we know her to be, a career public servant. she wasn't representing the deep state. he wasn't putting forward any conspiracy theories designed to get trump. she was there telling a story. in a lot of ways she still does not know what happened to her. we still don't have good answers about why rudy giuliani and his two business associates who now have been indicted and a bunch of corrupt current and past prosecutors in ukraine felt that she was such a target that they had to mount an international smear campaign, disinformation game. so, she's a bit befuddled about what happened to her. she just went there to do her job and focus on corruption and other matters and somehow she ran afoul of these

because the republican party, but for a few people, like mee ya love and others, will not even admitthere was an abuse of power. they will not even admit that they're obstructing justice right now by not actually allowing individuals to get the state department documents from the department of justice, et cetera. so there are some fundamental issues right now, comparing it to 1998. one of the differences that we were talking about is the fact that right now, republicans won't even say this president committed something that was wrong, that the behavior -- actually, i hear you, but the behavior of this president was wrong. to get to where you're saying, the clear and convincing evidence, i believe the democrats need to take a path that will allow bolton to testify and mick mulvaney to testify. you cannot have a complete impeachment process without those two. mick mulvaney has blown this entire thing up. we forget, you mentioned it to congressman zeldin. mick mulvaney admitted that there was a quid pro quo, which is not even necessary. he admitted what we're all saying the behavior was

we do all the paperwork and that kind of stuff so that's really important to mee personally we have always felt we are successful in life and it isn't obvious to anybody until we were 40 or 45 years of age that be have responsibilities to give back to society whether it's education or whether it's helping people kids with learning issues or in our case we helped though the museum here in town. lots of things. charter schools we had her on foundation. as a matter fact talking about different things that we like. very instrumental in helping it. it goes on and on. i really like the way you describe yourself as a maverick. you made your career started poking a little bit. not intentionally. >> i really did it through the lens and i'd always thought wall street was based upon how much money could theyy make off of whatever it might he has service to their offering. i reverse the whole thing around and so that was a little bit of our secret sauce. >> i thought my read was it you sort of take great pride. >> we reversed everything and they didn't like that. we were think about our client first a

she actually wrote, there's a pitcher of mee and fortune,. [inaudible conversation] charles: is one of the best, it is me as a 13 -year-old with a, fortune magazine she did the best idea. she has childhood dyslexia, so she did the article about ceos who had dyslexia innd her background so she came and interviewed me and a bunch of brother characters. andy knows to me, she had a pitcher of me at 13. so the front page of the fortune magazine at 13 -year-old, oh my we've god. nobody recognized me. that was good. [laughter] c4 we used to have a big step of photo researchers to go find that sort of thing. charles: a nastyty guy. he found that fake stuff on there. >> host:: i know you are talking about that right now because you had the presence of mind to save your people, they're gonna find some of that. some of the bad stuff. that is their job and that's okay because it makes it believable and authentic and they tell the whole story. [laughter] not all ceos are like that. charles: hopefully there is one. [laughter] thank you. >> host:: let's and

[laughter] don't ask mee, but i think you made a couple points jump out at me because to some extent you are describing a failure of the larger healthcare system and the default to the va, which is added to the scope-- let me put it this way, i think that simply saying and i am not simply saying and you aren't either, but i want to be careful not to be heard to say let me put it this way that chronic care unrelated to combat injuries, to your point about the original mission should be done by the general healthcare system. i'm reluctant to be heard to say that it's good enough without fixing the larger system, so it's actually responsive and affordable. you will hear, by the way, if i icould drop a footnote here, vy very hard for me to accept the way we do policy, which is in silos because most people live their lives-- do you want me too wait? most people live their lives in ways that policies intersect so for me it's not enough to say let's go back to the founding mission of the va and i recognize that seller you are saying this out what i'm saying either, unless we actually have a

say about tony fauci that he needs no introduction but i think everyone needs an introduction so let mee just go on for a moment and say he is of course one of the most cited scientists in a field producers subpoena the presidential medal of freedom which is the highest honor a president can give. he's played an extraordinary role in maintaining over decades now the research funding support for hiv/aids and effort and for that all of us as investigators are deeply in his debt but more importantly everybody alive with hiv is in debt. it took 800 clinical trials to reach anti-viral therapy and to be as effective as it is now without the sustained decades long support of the nih and funding that research we would not be where hiv is a manageable chronic condition and that is an extraordinary achievement of the saved will literally millions of lives. i will just add one more thing which is some of you may know i'm a past president of the international aids society and witty take on that path you get to give ann award. called the ias president's award so when that felt fell to me to make that

and last but not least, a 100th happy birthday to mary mee, twend gra20 grandkids, 22 great grandkidsm. >> i thought her name was marry me >> marry me. >> that's what joel said to you. >> a lot of folks have been asking, where are you going to do it, you're not going to be having a wedding on the plaza, let's rule that out. >> doggone it. >> that would be a great wedding. >> coming up in just a few minutes here, "3rd hour of today" singer kelly roland is going to stop by she's going to fill us in on her new christmas movie inspired by her own real-life christmas catastrophe. she's also going to talk about her debut in the parade on thursday >> by the way, there are so many great acts in the parade do you know celine dion is singing in the parade, and natasha bedingfield. there's a ton of great musical acts >> and balloons if they fly. >> on the fourth hour we have naomi watts on what she was doing before she became a hollywood star and jenna's book club, "nothing to see here," i thought it was weird, pants on fire, i'm down to the last three pages and i read it -- sometimes i like to

lee, so nice to mee >> really nice to meet you. look at all these dog ears. you didn't buy the book, you... youd borrow it. >> i couldn't find it! >> oh, really? >> and, and you... youcoming to my talk? >> of course! >> oh, hi. >> i did my homework, i'm telling you. >> oh, my goodness, thank you.u laurie, can yot this gentleman a book? (people talking in background) >> narrator: in his book and in life, the computer scientist-cum-nture capitalist walks a careful path. criticism of the chinese government is avoided, while capitalist success is celebrated. >>'m studying electrical engineering. >> sure, send me a resume. >> okay, thanks.r: >> narra now, with the rise of the two superpowers, he wants to warn the world of what's coming. y >> a the new leaders? we're pretty close. new leaders, (laughs) thank you very much. >> thanks. >> narrator: "never," he writes, "has the pottial for human flourishing been higher or the stakes of failure greater." ♪ >> so if one has to say who's ahead, i would say today, china is quickly catching up. china actually began its big

it reads should we block time for president obaotpotus to mee. i would tell him once cain krooin cain's justices are in police, that z should be able to move forward publicly with confidence on those issues of importance to potus and the united states. hopefully, that will break the log jam and secretary pompeo's reply, yes. not what issues important to the potus, not what are you talking about, because secretary pompeo was on the july 25th phone call. he knew. what issues were important to potus and there were two of them. the investigation into 2016 and the dnc server and the investigation into the bidens. by the end of august, you testified my belief was if ukraine did something to demonstrate a serious intention to fight corruption, specifically addressing barisma and the 2016 server, then the hold on military aid would be lifted. i mentioned to vice president pence before the meetings with ukraine bs that i had concerns that the delay in aid had become tied to the issue of investigations. and as you testified, he gave you no response, no wha

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shee s frt whows ansd scs mee f im clint lo rans and im lik yem. shee s lik stansd bi for the pt.he intriewses erve nt room i can't say enough. you know. i'm so happy to be an american. i'm just so glad we are part of this, you know, amazing country and it's got such great, you know. impassioned. you know, leadership. and it's just amazing. steve: clint, there are some at the pentagon who did not want this to happen because they feel like it would impact military justice going forward. what's your message to them? >> well, i think they responded at the pentagon that the president is indeed part of the military justice system; you know, there is a book out there called court-martial. and, you know, i read it a few months ago. and you would think i have had enough of court-martials. but so, you know, it sort of enlightened me to presidents all the way back to the beginning of our republic have been getting involved in the military justice system. and there were a few presidents who even ordered courts marshall themselves. and, you know, there was one president who decided to be the

it reads should we block time for president obaotpotus to mee. i would tell him once cain krooin cain's justices are in police, that z should be able to move forward publicly with confidence on those issues of importance to potus and the united states. hopefully, that will break the log jam and secretary pompeo's reply, yes. not what issues important to the potus, not what are you talking about, because secretary pompeo was on the july 25th phone call. he knew. what issues were important to potus and there were two of them. the investigation into 2016 and the dnc server and the investigation into the bidens. by the end of august, you testified my belief was if ukraine did something to demonstrate a serious intention to fight corruption, specifically addressing barisma and the 2016 server, then the hold on military aid would be lifted. i mentioned to vice president pence before the meetings with ukraine bs that i had concerns that the delay in aid had become tied to the issue of investigations. and as you testified, he gave you no response, no wha

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to give mee for you a response to both of this -- what about this rubbish, this mo ney speech -- i failere that works. money is not speech. money is just a means of exchange and that is it that is an excuse conservatives used to further their own ends. host: we will get a response. , i am on the latter issue sure he is referring to the supreme court decision, which gave corporations free speech in allowing them to use money, but it also allowed labor unions to do that. if this gentleman thinks labor unions should not be allowed to contribute money to political campaigns, he should know that is his position, and he should state it publicly. they gave a great deal of money. not believe money decides elections as much as others do. of the reforms that were enacted, like mccain-feingold, all they did was ensure that multimillionaires and billionaires run for office. because they could spend all the money they want. bloomberg is now in. tom steyer is in. the president is a billionaire. that is all it did. all these reforms -- the left is always making reforms and always believing that get an

is able to come bang and mee-come back andmeet up with ta little later on.out your latest episode of no interruption on fox nation. with your permission, because you do have the rights, do you think so, tomi, i could play a clip and we could all watch? >> let's play it. steve: okay. here is scherie murray who is going to be running against aoc here in new york for congress. it was a slap in the face to all of the constituents when we saw aoc deliver socialism to america in her endorsement of bernie sanders for president. we need someone who is more focused on the policies that better the quality of life than the limelight. and that's what we see in the current representative. >> i can't hear you. steve: we heard that tomi. apparently we have lost west coast connection. but, there is aoc at the gigantic rally. when her name was attached to bernie sanders rally on a saturday morning here in new york. 25,000 people showed up. so clearly, she is helping bernie. emily: watch all the rest of that interview and details on tomi's interview on fox nation. tomi, you c

very much wanted the ple-of-mee and here are u.s.ng in front of him and that was obviously very uncomfortable for him. >> did you have follow-up to that, sir? >> add that danyluk speaks perfect english and yermak can get by in meetings but often asks for clarifications. >> given the time i yield back. >> ms. stefanik, before i turn to witnesses to my democrat colleagues not a single republican member of this committee said russia did not meddle in 20916 elections. as ranking member stated we published a report focused on russian active measures in 2016 with policy recommendations how we would strengthen our cyber resiliency and election security to counter russia. i myself have worked with members of this very committee on this issue, but also on the house armed services committee. to have our democratic colleagues say these untruthful statements just wreaks of political desperation in their continued obsession to manipulate main stream media coverage. good news, the american people understand that this has been a partisan process fr