professor michael gerhardt.the moves taken against the president and his own organisations, the pga of america, the golf organisation, will strip one of mr trump's courses, national bedminster golf course club in newjersey, of the right to host the pga championship, one of four‘s —— one of golf‘s four majors. let's get some of the day's other news. the frontrunner in kyrgyzstan‘s president election sadyr japarov appears to have won by a landslide. preliminary results suggest he took nearly 80% of the vote. voters also opted for a presidential system in a simultaneous referendum. the new system will give mrjaparov sweeping new powers when a new constitution is passed, probably later this year. a snap lockdown in the australian city of brisbane has been lifted after no new cases of covid—i9 were found in the community. 2.5 million people were put into a three—day lockdown on friday after a cleaner in queensland's hotel quarantine system tested positive for the uk variant of coronavirus. saudi arabia's crown prince

is the 25th amendment, which allows the vice president —— professor michael gerhardt.golfers‘ association of america has cut its ties with president trump, voting to take the pga championship event away from his newjersey golf course next year. the pga presidentjim richerson said the board had exercised its right to terminate the agreement with the trump organization. indonesian divers will today try to retrieve the data recorders of a sriwijaya air jet that plunged into the sea two days ago with 62 people on board minutes after take off from jakarta's main airport. reports from indonesia say the boeing 737 airliner broke apart as soon as it hit the water, and that debris found so far has come from a relatively small area. officials from the navy have been briefing reporters. callistasia wijaya from the bbc‘s indonesian service has the latest. yes, they say that the search will continue today and they are trying to retrieve two black boxes which might help to solve the mystery of why the plane stopped sending signals only four minutes after take—off. yesterday, the off

philadelphia, john avlon editor in chief of "daily beast" discusses his book with scholar in residence michael gerhardte argues that president washington waed

i'm joined by professor michael gerhardt from the university of north carolina.ment proceedings against both bill clinton in 1998 and donald trump in 2020. professor, thank you so much for joining professor, thank you so much forjoining us. if asked to testify again, what would you say? well, i would say that i think the house is perfectly positioned and has great legitimacy in proceeding with the consideration of impeaching president trump a second time. i think there is no doubt whatsoever that the misconduct that the president has exhibited this week qualifies as impeachable and therefore, the only real question is one if the house has the will to move forward to impeach the president for trying to undermine the legitimacy of the presidential election and inciting or encouraging behaviour that damaged the house, damaged congress and also left five people dead. how might the president of a defence? i think the president's defence will actually be first, i can hear it now, it is just another witch—hunt. and that he is not responsible for all those things his fol

philadelphia, john avlon editor in chief of "daily beast" discusses his book with scholar in residence michael gerhardt he argues that president washington warned future generations about the dangers of hyperpartisanship, excessive debt and foreign wars. this is about an hour. >>> we are enormously fortunate today to have as our guest john avlon editor in chief of "daily beast" and cnn political analyst and he is here today to discuss his new book which is entitled "washington's farewell the founding fathers warning to future generations" which has already been praised as a fantastic contribution to our natural literature. john will be with us afterwards for a book sale and signing of his book directly following our program. so, please join me today in welcoming our wonderful guest john avlon. >> thank you. an honor to be here. >> it is a great thing to be talking about george washington. always a great thing to be talking about -- >> never enough time to talk about george. >> which itself tells us a lot. so, john, how did you get interested in the project and why is it of interest today to be thinking