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katey benner, justice reporter for "the new york times," and mike menely. mike, i'd like to begin with you because you covered this hearing for us today. this is kind of a new look democratic party on the house side. did they get, do you think, what they wanted? >> well, brian, this was an interesting milestone in terms of the democratic house majority and how they intend to pursue impeachment or potentially not. there wasn't the kind of coverage they would like broadly on cable news and elsewhere. there was that crash in new york that distracted our and other cable news networks. but it served an important purpose for the house judiciary committee, giving them something of a dry run how they might consider and handle future high profile hearings. brian, it's interesting that the mueller report was released to congress and to the public on april 18th, almost two months ago. and there have been seven full committee hearings in the house judiciary committee since then. but until today we did not have any kind of extensive discussion like we saw on the mueller

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an agency that is the point of the spirit for forest land management and wildfire protection. , the menes cal fire and women fighting these fires. i will start by sharing three facts. 57% of the forests in california are owned by the federal government. 25 million acres of our state, one quarter of our state's land mass is classified under very high or extreme fire right. the -- fire threat. the wet weather we have experienced worsens fire conditions in most states -- in most parts of the state. 2018 was a devastating year in california for wildfires. we have talked about the camp fire and paradise. beyond the death and destruction in paradise, 50,000 people remain displaced as a result of that fire. thank you for your leadership and support of disaster assistance. that is changing lives in california. i will also say that the camp fire created the worst air quality on the planet when it was burning. i have a four-year-old. most of the time she spent outdoors was spent in a mask. , folks were end limiting time outdoors as a result of dangerous air quality. that is a new normal we face. 3%