will democrats continue, and as mike emanuel was reporting, continue their investigations, more subpoenase way through the spring and summer and into the campaign? or will it actually turned to issues at some point? >> bret: it seemed like nancy pelosi, susan, was saying it is going to continue. she mentioned the supreme court decision on his taxes, the president's taxes. she meant in a court decision about whether the former white house chief of staff don mcgahn can testify, and we are hearing about possible subpoenas for john bolton. >> there's a lot of democratic anger about losing on impeachment, although that wasn't course preordained from the start. i think there's a debate going on in the democratic party about exactly how to proceed. nancy pelosi has been pretty focused on trying to pass legislation, much of it goes to the senate and dies there, that affects people's lives. the chant that you heard of the state of the union, the prescription drug bill, h.r. 3. nancy pelosi has a sense that's what they need to do. democrats are mad enough that it will not be possible i think to con

hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," on mike emanuel, info shannon bream. lets go straight to chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher on what is happening between the attorney general and the president. good evening, trace. >> good evening, mike. more on that breaking news, multiple reports that attorney general bill barr has told people close to the press and both and outside the white house that he is considering quitting if the president does not stop tweeting about ongoing doj investigatio investigations. this is really the second back and forth between barr and the president. remember, the ag said publicly last thursday that the president's tweeting about active matters of justice make his job harder, and today, in his first public comments about bill barr's statement, president trump agreed with his ag. watch. >> i do make his job harder. i do agree with that. i think that's true. he's a very straight shooter. >> but apparently there is a big difference between the president agreeing with barr and agreeing to stop tweeting, because today, pre

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mike: i'm mike emanuel in for jon scott. joining us, the senate is set to acquit the president in a final up or down vote wednesday. but house democrats are not expected to take their foot off the gas wirt comes to investigating the president or his administration. for more on what this means, let's bring in be john, it's great to have you. there was pane emergency in terms of the house need to go impeach the president before christmas. then the speaker held the articles of impeachment for four weeks. not won't happen until wednesday. four thoughts on it. >> this isn't a trial. this isn't a trial strictly speaking. what's important is there are enormous national security implications. our adversaries are watching. and congress by having these investigation go on and on even when they know the outcome is a foregone conclusion want to drag out. this emboldens our enemies. president trump is attempting to retrain them and reverse 8-24 years of america accommodating behavior. when they look at what's going on, they are likely to

mike emanuel, take it all from here. mike: attorney general william barr considering quitting his posters chief justice, the attorney general so the president's tweeting is making his job if possible and the president has made more moves that us during his critics inside and out of the doj. from pardons were convicted were criminals to cocaine traffickers like alex johnson donald trump is taking another shot at the establishment tonight. rod blagojevich no longer in federal custody and his family is preparing a big welcome home reception for him in chicago. we are examining trump justice as the president continues to talk tough against career doj officials while admitting his approach makes the job that much harder for his own team like william barr, the president want is a lot whether democratic senator broke the law by meeting with the iranian foreign minister over the weekend. molly hemingway first broke the story a day ahead of senator chris murphy's position. she has analysis on the breaking story tonight. let's go s

. >> tucker: mike emanuel is standing by. >> fascinating here.ching the dignitaries come through. vice-president pence and mcconnell and then chuck schumer. and some senators walking in with a member of the other party. michael bennett the presidential candidate came from colorado. he is going to new hampshire after a lack luster performance in iowa. we have seen the chairman of the joint chiefs go through. one of the more awkward moments was vice-president pence standing next to house speaker nancy pelosi. not a lot of chitchat. rush limbaugh is here and will receive the medal of freedom. our colleague chad caught up with him. he was in awe about this news. said he was feeling good and was in depend spirit. he also spoke to jared kushner. a lot of chitchat and great people watching. >> tucker: mike emanuel thank you. it's it for us tonight. special live coverage of the state of the union starts rights now on fox news. >> [crowd noise]. >> sean: we are minutes away from the president's state of the union. it's a big moment for this president with

mike emanuel on capitol hill for the house speakers are spacing more questions today. that was done again in the east room, and that is in congress that stood behind him this whole thing come all but one. they let loose on the critics as well. >> president trump: adam schiff is a vicious, horrible person. she wanted to impeach a long time ago when she said i pray for the president. she didn't pray. she may pray but she prays for the opposite. but i doubt she prays in our all. speak about the president was never in any danger. there was no way that they were going to get the 67 votes necessary to convict him. as he went back to history today in his east room address, the president seemed to indicate that his greatest threat that he faced as president was the former fbi director james comey. >> president trump: had i not fired james comey who was a disaster by the way it's possible i would even be standing here. we caught him in the act. >> of course this is the second time in the modern age that a president has been impeached and acquitted by the senate, back and figure

>> mike emanuel live on the heel hill. romney spoke extensively with fox news on the anchor chris wallace before he went to the senate floor to deliver that speech. >> as a senator juror, i swore an oath before god to exercise impartial justice. i'm profoundly religious. my faith is at the heart of who i am. i believe the act he took and the effort to corrupt in the election is as destructive attack on the oath of office and our constitution as i can imagine. it is a high crime and misdemeanor within the meaning of the constitution and that's not a decision i take lightly but it's the last decision i want to take. the personal conferences, political cons once of that fallen me as a result of that are going to be extraordinary but i swore an oath before god and i'm in a a religious person. that i would apply impartial justice, and impartial justice says what the president it is a grievously wrong and i had to vote if i would live with my unconscious in a way that's consistent with that oath of office. donald trump was elect

let's get that part of the story from chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. >> top democratsre turning to a new voice for a response to president trump. gretchen whitmer is a 48-year-old governor of michigan, she wants to focus on fixing roads and jobs. she will deliver her speech at east lansing high school where her two daughters are students. some suggest she could be on the running mate short-list based on her communication skills and midwestern roots but she's trying to stay focused on her important role this evening. >> i believe the american people deserve better and they deserve action. they deserve leaders who are going to work for them, they want excellent schools and paths to good jobs, clean drinking water and affordable, accessible quality health care. >> there will also be a spanish-language response given by texas congresswoman veronica escobar, she will talk about the progress democrats have made for the people and efforts to confront the nation's challeng challenges. escobar came to congress a year ago representing el paso. ten minute speeches on impeachment

i am mike emanuel and for shannon bream. on the case for us tonight, trace kick it off for us. >> good evening. you know michael bloomberg is a factor in the race when mont starts coming his way and he starts swinging it back the other way. not long after bernie sanders went up to bloomberg for comments he made about minorities and controversial policies like stop and frisk. bloomberg responded by releasing an ad which would he claims are angry and inappropriate tweets and memes from xander's supporters. aimed at the 2020 democratic contenders. limburg goes on to slam sanders for not condemning his supporters. sanders campaign fired back accusing the democratic establishment of perpetuating a false myth. anand a saying that sanders wont stand for abuse and harassment online. and while bloomberg is spending top dollar criticizing the comments of his opponents, it is his own comments that continue to grab headlines. like when bloomberg indicated in 2016 that farming doesn't take intelligence. watch. >> no offense intended, not

but first mike emanuel on the hill trekking things from there. at is on senator schumer's wish list, mike? good afternoon chuck schumer is seeking about $6 billion more than the trump administration is requesting. on senator schumer's wish list $1.5 billion for the center for disease control. $3 billion for public health emergency and state and local reimbursement from a $1 billion for usaid and $1 billion for vaccine development. this afternoon top house republican said, it is time to put partisanship aside. >> i think it is absolutely clear as house republicans that we are going to be prepared to stand behind and support whatever resources are necessary for this to work closely with the president to work across the aisle with her democratic colleagues. and we were to urge the democratic colleagues to do the same. >> michigan democrat said president trump must take the right approach to the coronavirus. >> the president can see everything as a public relations for himself and measures every question how it might affect him. he better get over tha

a chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel reporting live on the hill.rnoon. >> welcome back, democratic leaders going well out the beltway for an address on the state of the union. elected in 2018, and 48 years old, has said that democrats should focus on fundamentals, people care about like fixing roads and training people's for better jobs, she will deliver her speech at east lansing high school where her two daughters are students, they are suggesting she could be on the running mate short last look back list because of midwestern roots. >> they deserve better and they deserve action. they deserve leaders who are going to work for them, who want to excellent schools and paths to good jobs, safe roads, drinking water, and affordable, accessible quality health care. that's what democrats are rolling up their sleeves and working on around the country, and that's what we are going to focus on tonight. >> there is some uncertainty on the stage, because she follows president trump and is not entirely sure what he will say. the governor talked about her app

>> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. we might not have guessed this would have gone politically so quickly, martha, but it has. we saw senator shelby yesterday, of alabama, republican, saying it should be -- the amount of money, whatever it takes. that sort of thing. there is some divide but some part of it done on that. >> martha: it something done that kind of gross how it instantly becomes a political. you can predict which corner people file into as any crisis or any event comes. americans look at that and find it very disheartening. wouldn't it be great if lab lesn on the debate stage they looked and said, "this is not the time to snipe at each other." what support of the present needs in this, let's get behind each other, and let's make sure we handle the impact on this as well as we can pay the other point i would make is it's interesting to me that on the democrat side the answer is always more money. we haven't even looked at exactly what the plan is for that $2.5 billion, but $8 billion sounds better and $8 bil

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chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. coming in this morning. mike, good morning. >> good morning. leading republicans say president trump delivered a phenomenal state of the union address. >> i could have been no more proud of my president when he got up and fwaukd accomplishments and the american people and the blue collar worker that is watching this show and going to work. more worried about their jobs, kids, ballgames tonight than they are about the petty politics of nancy pelosi and adam schiff and the rest of them. >> on the other side democrats say the president delivering the state of the union did not receive rave reviews from top democrats. >> it was demagog, undignified. highly partisan and in too many places just untruthful. instead of a dignified president, we had some combination of a pep rally leader, reality show host and carnival barker. it's not what presidents are. >> today senators are giving 10-minute speeches laying out their views for each lawmaker on impeachment. >> that individual, that president

mike emanuel, take it all from here. general william barr considering quitting his posters chief justice, the attorney general so the president's tweeting is making his job if possible and the president has made more moves that us during his critics inside and out of the doj. from pardons were convicted were criminals to cocaine traffickers like alex johnson donald trump is taking

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tells us why. >> it's on to nevada, it's on the southarolina, it's on to win the demo democratic nomination. >> that's making a lot of swing district democrats nervous. "south carolinians don't want socialism." anthony brindisi for the syria post-standard said it would be difficult for sanders or elizabeth warren to win. and california's scott peters says sanders as a nominee would be an electoral disaster that would put the democrats 'majority in jeopardy. others suggest that it's too soon to sound the alarm. >> really have a more broader swath of the american people. i think we need to start to have that conversation. >> house speaker nancy pelosi blamed the media. >> all the panic of establishment democrats -- is there some establishment that i don't know about around here? who are we talking about here? >> house g.o.p. leader kevin mccarthy talking to democrats by suggesting members of the so-called squad would join a sanders administration. >> think about coming would be his cabinet? aoc, tlalib, omar? those are the ones who help th

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chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel starts are reporting from the hill.ood afternoon to you in washington. >> good afternoon. it's been a clearly an intense week between house speaker nancy pelosi, the late latest, announcing pelosi and adam schiff at his event the this afternoon. >> president trump: they are vicious and mean. these people are vicious. adam schiff is a vicious, horrible person. nancy pelosi is a horrible person. and she wanted to impeach a long time ago and she said, i pray for the president. she doesn't pray. she she may pray that she prays for the opposite. >> this is clearly a two-way street. speaker pelosi was asked earlier about her ripping up her copy of the president's state of the union address in such a high-profile public way. >> it's necessary to get the attention of the american people saying, this is not true. and this is how it affects you. i don't need any lessons from anybody? especially the president of the united states, about dignity. >> there was a decision to censure the speaker for ripping up the president's speech b

mike emanuel picks up the reporting live on the hill from there.ago. >> it was bipartisan 55-45 with eight republicans voting with democrats on the war powers major. republicans in favor lamar alexander, bill cassidy, susan collins, michael lee, jerry moran, lisa murkowski, rand paul and todd young. we explained his position on that a short time ago. >> over the course of many decades would sing seen congress essentially forfeiting its authority to declare war and waiting for presidents to act but we believe that it's more appropriate whenever we put u.s. lives on the line. we think that congress needs to authorize that with a former declaration of war. >> this was a chance to jab at the commander in chief. >> the president will enter into the united states. but i fear that the president's erratic decision-making and his inability to control his impulses may bubble us into a war nonetheless even if he doesn't intend it. >> the house passed a separate nonbinding measure. >> what is the argument against it? >> the senate majority leader mitch mcconne

chief correspondent mike emanuel shows us tonight that as you can imagine it's a hard sell among congressionalemocrats. >> it's budget season on capitol hill with each in this political on a popular entitlement program. >> social and security mandatory programs are going up consistently in our budget every budget to cut anything having to do with social security is what i'm hearing? >> i believe there is an cut in the rate of increase, not an absolute cut. >> president trump 4.8 million down the trillion dollar budget assuming tax cuts will be extended but it slashes foreign aid and seek to reduce growth of medicare, medicaid, and food stamps. from the republicans note that the president has laid out his priorities unlike house lawmakers. >> you are telling me there is no budget coming out of this committee? that's a shame. that's what i thought i came on this committee to do. >> the house speaker has taken swipes at president trump's blueprint. >> once again, this president is demonstrating how little he values the good health, financial security, and well-being of hardworking americans. spea

mike emanuel and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. my? >> mike: thanks, laura. fox news alert. attorney general bill barr is considering quitting his post i justice according to multiple reports tonight. the attorney general has said the president's tweeting is making's job impossible in the present making more moves during his critics inside and out of the doj. from pardons for convicted war criminals to cocaine traffickers like ellis johnson, president trump is taking another shot at the establishment tonight. former illinois governor rod blagojevich is no longer in federal custody and his family is preparing a big welcome home reception for him in chicago. we are examining trump justice as the president continues to

>> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. let's get some insight tonight. we are pleased to be joined by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. thank you for being here. you heard about the attorney general and his concern about the president's tweeting, making it impossible to do his job. your reaction to that? >> the president made a great choice when he picked bill barr do the attorney general, i think the president should listen to his advice. >> bret: you have a problem with the tweeting as well? >> maybe the presidential listen to the attorney general. >> bret: do you think his tweet about the opinion on the roger stone sentencing is inappropriate? >> the attorney general said it's making him difficult to do his job. i think the president ought to listen to thelaw enforcement ofs the top person in the country. the president made a wide selection in picking bill barr pair they got to listen to him. >> u-value presented. are you concerned at all that president trump in his mind has politicized of the department of justice or this is become the new norm

. >> mike emanuel, thank you very much.edicare for all plan, the very big influential culinary workers union in a van about a says they will not endorse them, netted under medicare for all would wipe out the union plans even radical bernie supporter alexandria ocasio-cortez admitting the senator may have to scrap his socialized healthcare plan if elected because they probably will not get past, will we see bernie bail on socialized medicine? >> the short answer is no, bernie sanders is known for one thing, being consistent in his commitment for the last 40 plus years that he has been in elected and i think he goes down with the ship, he's a revolution, i think he will forgo will to stay true to his principles. there you have it. >> he's a career politician. while i agree with capri, he's going down with the ship, i think he will suddenly all the sudden beer because he wants to be the president of the united states, he's gonna do whatever he has to but i think the democrats are panicking right now. and all of the polls i hav

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill with what we can expect tonight. >> presidentted to focus on economic results, what white house aides are calling the great american comeback. five broad themes including the blue-collar economic boom, supporting working families, lowering the cost of health care, and protecting national security. senior aides say the president is eager to tell the american people about what has been accomplished over the past three years. >> a record number of women are employed today, it's a phenomenal story. you see what happened with markets investing in the united states. he will talk about the economic turnaround and talk about american strength on the foreign stage. >> climate is highly partisan and political, a key democrats that he's willing to show the president some support. >> show respect for the office of the president. if he says things what i think are appropriate for the president on issues in american values, absently i will stand and applaud the president. >> of democratic response, gretchen whitmer the governor of michigan ele

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chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel with more on this from capitol hill. >> good afternoon republicans have been eager to get at the bottom of why hunter biden was paid so much money by ukrainian energy company when his father was vice president. fox was told the treasury department is complying with the senate republican probe into hunter biden's business dealings and ukraine, and is handing over highly sensitive financial records and other third-party information. republican sources note senate committees have been looking into hunter biden for months. this is not a new probe. a key republican senator describes some of what the committees have been seeking. >> when a bank sees something that looks peculiar, like it might be money laundering or fraud, it has to file a report with the federal government. those are the reports we are asking for. we are also asking for the travel records from secret service for mr. hunter biden. >> a spokesperson for the top senate democrat on the finance committee, ron wyden, saying for its part the trump administration refused to comply wit

let's spring in chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live from capitol hill. >> we are also tracking the moves of a few moderate democrat senators, doug jones of alabama, joe manchin of west virginia and kyrsten sinema of arizona. manchin floated the idea of censure, something less than impeachment. today jones said he will vote to convict. >> after careful consideration of the evidence developed in the hearings, the public disclosures, legal precedents in the trial, i believe the president deliberately and unconstitutionally obstructed congress by refusing to cooperate with the investigation in any way. >> republicans say it's time to wrap it up. >> it's time to bring this fiasco to a close. it is time to end the cycle of retribution in payback and bitterness. it's time to end the abuse of our institutions, and it's time to let the verdict of the people stay. >> republicans expected to get to acquittal in a matter of a couple hours. >> dana: tell me about this possibility of more investigations going forward. the same topic or something different? >> top democrats say they

. >> ed: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill, what's the fallout following the president's acquittal? >> the only real surprise was mitt romney voting guilty on abuse of power. >> the great question has two senators to answer is whether the president committed an act so extreme and egregious that it raises the level of the high crime and misdemeanor. yes, he did. >> on that charge, it was 52-48. he voted with his party against obstruction of congress so that was defeated 53-47. house democrats failed to deliver in the trial. >> had a case that was so flawed that the president's attorneys did not have the power to cross-examine the witnesses against them. he did not have the opportunity to present evidence for him. he did not have the opportunity, he was not given due process. >> this morning, the house impeachment managers expressing their disappointment and is not entirely clear the judiciary committee is already talking about subpoenaing john bolton, former national security advisor so it's not clear the democrats are ready to move on. >> ed: as you can se

mike emanuel joins us with a preview of what to expect from the democratic response tonight. >> goodvening. gretchen whitmer's, the 48-year-old governor of michigan, clearly a battleground state. issues americans care about such as clean drinking water and safe roads. she plans to go directly at the president's economic argument. "it doesn't matter what the president says about the stock market. what matters is that millions of people struggle to get by or don't have enough money at the end of the month after paying for transportation, stu it doesn't matter what the president says about the stock market, what matters is millions of people struggle to get by, don't have enough money at the end of the month after paying for transportation, student loans or prescription drugs, a potentially rising star will speak at east lansing a school where her daughters go to school and potentially a rising star on the national stage, we will see how it goes tonight. >> in lansing, michigan, the democratic response to the state of the union. >> we are here today with families and parents, teachers a

us secretary of state mike in french president emanuel not paint very different pictures of the western alliance we have the latest from. the 1st death in europe from the coronavirus a chinese tourist dies in a french hospital as the global death toll surpasses 1600. and in football we're back in action in the bundesliga this time with a new coach alexander nerdy stepping up to take the reins again. after going klinsmann shock departure. a michael thanks for joining us world leaders and policy makers are wrapping up the 3rd and final day of the munich security conference the crisis in syria and support for nato are major topics but the conference has also seen leaders give opposing views on the cohesiveness of the western alliance french president and all has said that europe should. recent independence after calling for strategic dialogue over the role of france's nuclear weapons in european defense. spoke with the german foreign minister heiko mosse in munich he said microphones comments could prompt europe to take a more critical look at its own role in the transatlantic alliance as

. >> bret: mike emanuel live in, thanks.ck to des moines, the iowa caucuses rules have changed since 2016. >> martha: so whether that will help or hurt elizabeth warren or joe biden remains to be seen. ♪ >> senator elizabeth warren with a detailed pitch, answering questions, plans. trying to fire people up saying it's from the heart in her phrase "the vice president money can't buy mac." our democracy 2020 special continues after this break. mory? 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. at outback, steak & lobster oh no! it's gone! phew! it's back, with lobster mac & cheese. it's gone again! it's back, with shrimp now! steak & lobster starting at only $16.99. hurry in before these three are gone again. outback steakhouse. most people think as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business.

. >> sandra: mike emanuel on the hill for us, thank you. >> ed: meanwhile, growing concern over reportson musk satellite internet initiative is likely to go public. brett larson is here. >> good morning. it's a multifaceted thing, he wants to launch 42,000 satellites for his delivered internet service, he also wants to take the company public which could be interesting from the first opportunity they have the chance to get in on an internet delivery service. the concern of the satellite internet is that there are so many satellites going into this guy and astronomers and a lot of scientists in the community have said wait a minute, this is going to block our view of space and you're going to have all these satellites whizzing through. when scientists stare off into the heavens of his face and we've gotten some really tremendous photographs from deep into space, they need to leave that thing open for a long time so the concern is we are going to have streaks there were a lot of these scientific photos that's going to be harder to really explore deep space with this much space junk basica

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is following the action since the beginning and back live on capitol hill this morning. good morning. >> good morning. the finish line for the senate impeachment trial is in sight. senators will hear the closing arguments ahead of the iowa caucuses. tomorrow senators will have an opportunity to speak 10 minutes each ahead of president trump's state of the union address. wednesday more speeches from senators ahead of a late afternoon final vote. it's expected the president will be acquitted the lead impeachment manager will still make his case. >> i'm not letting the senators off the hook. we're still going to go into the senate this week and make the case why this president needs to be removed. it will be up to the senators to make that final judgment and the senators will be held accountable for it. >> today a key republican expressed concern about the impact on future presidents. >> the democrats have set the bar so low for impeachment that it doesn't matter who the next president could be or depending on what party is in charge in congres

we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel where all the action is. >> good morning to you. secretary of health and human services noted a short time ago most folks who get coronavirus will have mild to moderate symptoms and treated at home. >> it is really important we correct this impression that it will require this massive hospital isolation for normal patients. we're in containment mode now to stop any further spread but if we end up having broader spread it will be a much more common approach. >> what needs to be worked out is the amount of emergency funding package for coronavirus response. senate democratic leader chuck schumer suggesting $8.5 billion. house republican leader kevin mccarthy said $4 billion. they say 2 1/2 isn't enough. >> i remain concerned that the meager request for coronavirus funding needs to be upped and work together to insure there are sufficient resources to prepare for and stem this tide. >> a key house republican made a case a short time ago that president trump and vice president pence and their public health offici

secretary of state mike pompei oh and french president emanuel called very different pictures of the western alliance we have the latest. france announces the 1st death in europe from the coronavirus the chinese tourist dies in a french hospital as the global death toll surpasses 1600. and in football we're back in action in the bundesliga this time with a new coach alexander noor is stepping up to take the reins against tata born after your conclusions men's shock departure. i'm michael ok thanks for joining me. in germany world leaders are wrapping up the 3rd and final day of the munich security conference support for nato and strategies for international conflict zones are major topics but the conference has also seen leaders present opposing views on the cohesiveness of the western alliance. from the opening moments of this year's conference the tensions between europe and the u.s. were front and center. saying stuff abandoned to our closest ally the united states of america under the current administration rejects the idea of an international community and ops. great again great

a chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with more on all of that. >>t's exactly right. some of the senators we are watching are those who could vote opposite their party on impeachment. lisa murkowski just sounds frustrated. >> the senate should be ashamed by the rank partisanship that has been on display here. i cannot vote to convict. >> on the other side, all are watching to see how moderate democrats like doug jones, kyrsten sinema, and joe manchin of west virginia will vote on abuse of power and obstruction of justice. a different way to condemn president trump's behavior. >> i see no past of the 67 votes required to impeach president trump and have incidences trial started. however, i do believe a bipartisan majority in this party would vote to send your president trump for his actions in this manner. center would allow this body to unite across party lines. >> did not sound interested in the center idea. >> the president doesn't leave a lot of room for middle ground. most people would agree with that. this is about the president's conduct we are

secretary of state mike pump aoe tries to reassure nato member states french president emanuel disagrees saying the west is weaker also coming up france and ounces the 1st death in europe from the coronavirus epidemic the global death toll of the outbreak has now surpassed 1500 people but officials from china where the virus started insist it will soon be over. and the english soccer giants manchester city are fined 30000000 euros and banned from europe's champions league for the next 2 seasons the team was found guilty of breaking financial rules . spicer welcome to the program world leaders at the munich security conference have laid out opposing visions of the health of the western alliance. u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe rejected claims that america is backing away from its global role as a democratic ally on peo told the audience that quote the west is winning and we're winning together germany's president said yesterday however the u.s. was pushing its own national interests over international cooperation. and french president emanuel has also given his views here's what he

emanuel. the vice president mike pence is going to be the so-called czar. >> i think he's the so-called czar. it's quite clear the president still doesn't understand it. he was pretty incoherent i would say. he says you know, 2.5 billion, 8.5 billion, whatever it is. you would expect the omb would have a clear number of how much they need to combat this given scenarioen p scenario planning. remember $2.5 billion is about $8 a person in the united states to fight this new infection. that doesn't seem good. >> what did you think? >> i was most struck at the beginning the president got his arms around this. if you can count on the reports coming out of china, the secretary of state said you can't. the president of the united states continuing to suggest that you can. the president saying it's going down in china. hopefully that's the case. but u.s. public health officials, members of congress, other governments around the world have been saying they need more information from china, they want to send their experts to china, and they need that now. >> we don't have a window into it really. the pr

my colleague rahm emanuel interview mike who is an advisor as a china specialist and is really smart the second interview condoleezza rice will be asked about these issues the third interview kathleen hicks who i think is on the smartest young strategist we have in the united states on the positioning of the american military and the ability to respond to secretary :-colon and next me will interview a guy who is a force of nature ambassador kurt campbell from president obama was the assistant secretary of state for east asia and architect the united states must make to the endo pacific on these issues we have for conversations and we hope it will be useful to you and now without further ado. [applause] >> thank you for being here today. when we were in aspen last august, i thought we had one of the best discussions we had ever had of depth, substance, diversity of opinion to be respectful of others opinion and you can see what it's like in different formats today where everybody talks. we want to highlight a couple of our authors and give them the opportunity what they are trying to

mike pompeo, attorney general bill barr, lindsey graham, congressman devin nunes, his staffer, devon harvey, journalist john solomon, attorneys joe digenova and victoria toensing. he's going to throw everybody under the bus. michael steele is rahm emanuely are now at risk in the states that donald trump isn't guaranteed to win? >> i believe they are. i believe rahm is right and i believe that those individuals have risked a great deal going into the fall campaign. yeah, you'll get through your primary. trump won't speak ill of you. he won't back your opponent, so you're going to have the smooth run to get to your renomination. but then you have to face the rest of your congressional district, the rest of your state if you're a u.s. senator, that's going to have some real serious questions about the way -- the degree to which you took responsibility in the moment and then failed to hold up your ending of the bargain with the american people and look at the witnesses that were coming forth. so when these narratives start to drop, as you noted, joy, guess what, you're going to be in front of a bank of microphones explaining, okay, so with this new revelation, what do you have to say? and that just eats and eats at their fall opportunity w